Canada must discipline itself or face world‑imposed pricings
The piece argues Canada cannot rely on easy living or inflated wages. It cites Trudeau’s warning that Ottawa will discipline Canadians if needed and points to Fortune magazine’s critique of social drag, excessive welfare, bureaucratic bloat, and high minimums as dampeners on investment and growth.
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Chiang Ching kuo Aims for Taiwan Stability Insight
William F Buckley Jr interviews Chiang Ching kuo, praising his modest leadership on Taiwan and challenging U.S. moves toward recognizing Beijing. CCK questions mainland stability, cites purges and policy shifts, argues against breaking the Taiwan defense treaty, and frames Taiwan as legitimate yet distinct from communist China. The piece contrasts Taiwan’s social progress with mainland upheavals.
Language notes on word usage and misheard phrases
A language column by Theodore M. Bernstein highlights common errors in English usage. It explains correct forms for phrases like good of a teacher and how vivid differs from livid, with etymology from French and Latin roots.
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