Made in Canada policy argued in The War on trade
A Waoiventy Magazine essay defends a Made in Canada stance urging buyers to favor Canadian goods. It argues that protecting home production boosts employment, uses local materials, and reduces foreign obligations, while acknowledging some cases where imports may be cheaper or better.
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A Dollar Talks Warns Its Owner Against Sending It Away
A worn dollar in a small town tells its owner to keep it home, arguing it will circulate locally to boost meat, groceries, hardware, and services. The dollar recounts past moves from mint to city, mail order houses, and back to the local community, where it promises practical value.
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