Public Householder survey results from Jay Hill in 1994
Jay Hill reports survey results from 34 000 mailed responses yielding about 1 300 replies or 3.8 percent. Results cover same sex benefits, human rights act, doctor assisted death, definition of a human being, abortion, GST, value added tax plans, gun control, and overall support for continuing House to House publication.
Thought Flash Continued Thought on Small Lumber Operations
The author argues for decentralized lumber production over large conglomerates. Smaller mills create more local jobs and profits per tree, keeping wealth within the originating communities. The outlook is presented as hopeful and resilient for the sector.
Controversy Over Greek Flag Wavers At World Championships
Oscar Correa critiques Canadians of Greek origin who wave Greek flags at the World Championships in Toronto. He argues multiculturalism and a cultural mosaic foster minority enclaves like Danforth, question whether government funding for minority languages and ethnic festivals erodes a singular Canadian identity, and suggests a lack of inclusive national identity policy.
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TSN
Canada
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Forest industry realignment to sustain future jobs and forests
The piece discusses unlikely odds of running out of trees, market pressure to keep harvesting softwood, and the need for a realignment of the forest products industry. It highlights Louisiana Pacific leading in alternative wood fibre sources, efficiency in mills, and the role of industry driven environmental progress with enforcement like the New Forest Practices code.
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Louisiana Pacific
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