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City project aims to restore former Chinese Market Gardens site at Inglewood Bird Sanctuary

Summary by Calgary Herald
From 1929 to 1952, several immigrant Chinese families in Calgary tilled the land behind Colonel James Walker's historic home in what is now the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, farming the vegetables that helped feed a growing city.

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City project aims to restore former Chinese Market Gardens site at Inglewood Bird Sanctuary

From 1929 to 1952, several immigrant Chinese families in Calgary tilled the land behind Colonel James Walker's historic home in what is now the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary, farming the vegetables that helped feed a growing city.

·Calgary, Canada
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Calgary Herald broke the news in Calgary, Canada on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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