Quotes
- "Air pollution is the smell of money"
- "If I'm lying, it's only because I'm telling the truth"
- As a minister both of a church and of the crown, he noted that he saw his duty to keep the highways "in such shape that motorists will avoid the language which would deny them access to the highway to heaven"
- Speaking of unions, in 1959 in the Legislature: "We don't need any Hoffas or gansterism in this province".
- "They talk of Roman roads in Europe but they don't compare to Gaglardi roads in British Columbia."
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