Personal Responsibility for Health Care in Canada
The author argues that building more hospitals and increasing government help will not fix health care. A nurse shortage has closed an entire ward at Hamilton General Hospital for a year, and even new hospital additions suffer from staffing gaps. The piece urges home care and personal responsibility to improve health outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umand
National Health Insurance
Hamilton General Hospital
New York State
Labor Day Reflects Broad Canadian Values Across Work and Nation
The piece argues Labor Day should honor both workers and managers and foster unity for a stronger Canada. It notes that on September 7th all employed Canadians will take a holiday and calls for reflection on labor’s broader role in shaping the country for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Housing shortage persists amid Canada’s growing towns
A Vancouver visitor notes a nationwide housing boom yet many empty houses and vacant lots crop up along the Pacific to Atlantic coasts. Canadians increasingly seek grouped living as towns expand while dwellings remain unoccupied or fall into ruin, underscoring ongoing crowding despite broad borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Canada
Bowmanville families sustain long running newspaper heritage
The James and Temp lin families have steered Bowmanville and Fergus papers for decades. James descendants hold editor roles and a House of Commons seat while the Temp lin lineage runs the News-Record. The Statesman and Fergus News-Record approach centennials with family leadership continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowmanville
James
M. A. James
George
Johnnie
Bill
House of Commons
Durham County
Statesman
Fergus News-Record
Templin
Templins
News-Record
Ganattader
No thoroughly occupied man was ever yet very miserable
Theodore E Landen asserts that being fully engaged in work or duties prevents deep unhappiness, a claim reflecting a stoic or utilitarian view of purpose and fulfillment. The remark emphasizes industry as a shield against misery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Landen
Tougher to Collect From Canadians Slows Credit Expansion
The Financial Post reports collection efforts are tightening as demand rises and credit extension expands. Banks face longer payment cycles as retailers seek more time on drafts while manufacturers press for terms. credit managers say payments come, but with greater pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Financial Post
Acton Business Changes As Old Stores Change Hands
Reading Between The Lines notes multiple Acton shops selling to new owners. Elliott Bros. sold to W Hinton after 210 years in dry goods and groceries. Brown's Fruit and Grocery closes after 20 years. Ballentine Motors becomes Anthony Little Motors. Maher Shoe Store closed. plans for other transfers and upcoming changes loom as local merchants shift hands.
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Busineas
Avton
General Astore
Elliott Broa
Hinton
Acton
William Cooper
Jon McCutcheon
Foo
WD Law
Tas
Hackl Ti
Brown’s Fruit and Grocery
Ballentine Motors
Anthony Little Motors
Maher
Aebon
Ateal
Tias
Malin
Deiata
Housing and league notes frame Georgetown and area play
A Georgetown housing plan near Harald Cleave prop seeks a five week start for a 24 unit National Housing Act project mostly five roomed Congalows priced under 10000. Hockey plans emerge as Kelton Rippers of Oakville attention rises while local teams eye playoffs and transitions.
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Department of Highways
Queen Elizabeth
Burington Heath
Hornby
Pain
Palermo
Haltonvalle
The
Glen
Kelton Rippers
Oakville
Kig Hockey
Khippers
Milton
Ferm All-Stars
Waying
Halton
Editors Hit Saskatoon for Canadian Weekly Convention
The Wheat and Broncos writer travels to Saskatoon for the annual meeting of weekly newspaper editors from across Canada. The event gathers editors to exchange experiences, renew acquaintances and expand knowledge, with next year’s venue to be decided. The Saskatoon program features a rodeo chuck wagon race and a barbecue at the Bessborough Hotel branding corral and trading post.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Prairies
Newfoundland
British Columbia
Canada
St. Andrews
N.B
Toronto
Atlantic
Pacific
Bessborough
The Good Old Days Township Council and Local Events
A 1903 report recalls Baquod Ing Township Council setting a four mill tax rate for county or township purposes and a small education levy. The piece also describes a town hall concert by the Gauthier Brownridge Company with Mrs Adrie Tattan as pianist and comments on attire and reception. It mentions local personalities like Mr Bineraen Merten and Mr Doh HW tdge and references upcoming events and community concerns about crops and pests amid a bustling civic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baquod Ing
Gauthier Vrownridge Company
Wan
Adrie
Bineraen
Adele
Acton
Community Notes On 1933 Event At Hewelson Shoe Co
A shore of garbled text reports a Tuesday evening gathering at the Hewlson Shoe Co home of Mrs. Alger in honor of Miss Marjory Smethunet with attendance by local figures. The note mentions Baptist Sunday School activities and a later event involving Geor t any and others, along with various informal remarks and personal messages.
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Acton
McCallum
Port Elgin
Witts
Hewelson Shoe Co
Vo Alger
Mires Marjory Smethunet
Mere Alger
Activity at local offices and professionals in Acton area
Directory style notice listing names and offices in Acton including physicians Dr. Kenney and Dr. Buchanan, notary C Leatherland, accountants Lever & Hoskin and Gerald A. Candler, and a Victor Bruaaley Funeral Home. Provides addresses and hours where shown, reflecting a community service roll.
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Services
Leibnitz
Nortth East
Nowhiel
Valerion
Fanstey
Bannvalle Palermo
Milton Heights
Museu ML Neygtil
Wellington
Millsburg
Mount Everest
Edmund Hillary
Piger” Tenzing
Arthur T. Harper
Guelph
Gwo
Hockwood
United Church OF Canada
Arton
Ontario
Ef, A. Currey
Patienace
Bower Avenue
O M Lampard
Presbyterian Church IN Canada
Knox Church
Robert H. Armstrong
Che Acton
Audit Bureau of Circulatrns
CWNA
Ontane-Guetec
United States
Secondass Mail Post Office Department
Ottawa
Dils
Professional Directory and
Travellers’ Guide
Meical
Kenney Fhyatman
Symon Black
Mill St. E. Acton
Church At
D. A. Garrett
Willow and
River Sta
River Street
A. J. Buchanan
Leishman Block
Mui St
C.F. Leatherland Barrinter & Solfeitor
Notary Public Office
Ofice
Lever & Hoskin Chartered Accountants
Jenkink and Hardy
Victoria St
Gerald A. Candler
Chartered Accountant
Anton
H. Leib
Frek
D J Armstrong
Frederick St
N. Acton
B. D. Young
B.v.se
C. L. Young
D.vm
Veterinary Surgeons Office
Brookville, Ontana
ST. Alban’s Church
Anglican
Ralph Eo Price
BN Reetor
Baptist Church
Sen
Wilbir St
Rypu Sustan
F. G. Oakes
BV. Sc
Knox Ave
Real Estate and Instrance
Wright Real Estate and Isupalce
Wright
Fe Marte Valuators Realtors Insurers
Mesvar Wee Ete Merbere Che
Victor Bruaaley
Hopae
Archalasse
Gray Coach Lines
Real Eatate Insurance
Bran General Insurance
Mill ST. Acton
Phonie
Canadian National Railways Standard Times
Daly
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