Canada urged to share wealth and co operate for a new economy
An editorial urges Canadians to back fair and farsighted policies as provincial premiers prepare for talks with the Dominion Government in January. It argues wealth must be shared across provinces, stresses national leadership, and cites global figures to advocate a cooperative, just economic pattern at home.
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Dominion
Ottawa
Canada
Burt
Truman
Frank N. D. Buchnan
Oxford Group
Skiing Becomes Major Canadian Sport Amid Snow Boom
Thousands of enthusiasts wax and cloth skis as Canadian slopes fill with skiers from toddlers to elders. The sport grows from a handful of experts to massive associations and industry, rivaling horse racing as a popular pastime.
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Trent
Canada
Dominion
Ski clothing burgeons as winter carnivals lure global visitors
Summer flow of visitors from the United States remains unmatched as winter carnivals at various centres attract crowds. Clothing makers find a new market in ski wear, popular among Canadian youth who admire battle dress. War and training stories mix with ski triumphs across Banff Sweden Stockholm Himachal India and European plains.
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United States
Banff
Sweden
Stockholm
Himalayas
India
England
Holland
France
Business Courage and Canadian Enterprise Under Fire
The Ottawa Journal argues that honest businesspeople build the country by creating wealth and jobs and deserve sympathy, not harassment. It warns overregulation, taxes, and suspicion threaten growth, urges freedom for private enterprise to expand trade and exports, and recalls Canada’s pioneer spirit as a model.
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Collier's
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Graham-Paige
Hudson
Mackard
Willys, Et al
Canada
The
Ottawa Journal
Editorial notes and provincial politics raise VAT concerns
Editorial notes discuss Canada's rising net operating costs and weaker distributable profits after depreciation and taxes. Alberta may push Social Credit in the February 14 legislature session, as supporters grow impatient and Premier Manning hints at possible action. Orillia citizens approve a by law funding 5000 for new uniforms for the Kiltie Band as it plans growth in 1946.
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Alberta
Manning
Orillia
Veterans Facing Career Choices In Postwar Britain
A survey notes many veterans recently discharged struggle to choose civilian work. Factors include distance from home, limited education or capital, and family duties. The piece urges careful self assessment and notes towns like Kentville should foster community life such as brass bands to enrich public events.
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Nelda
Abe
Kentville
Kentyille
N.S
Flyer Notes and Schedule Patched Text
A fragmented item lists daily or Saturday only publication flyers and schedules for Georgetown and Guelph with multiple variants. It mentions times like 635 p.m. and notes exceptions for Sundays and weekends. The legible facts include locations Georgetown and Guelph and a 635 pm time reference.
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Georgetown
Sun
Guelph
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