Black warns welfare system sparks debt bomb and tax rise
Conrad Black told Fraser Institute members that Canada’s welfare state has produced a debt bomb likely to detonate in the next parliament. He lambasted regional transfers as economic missteps, urged trimming taxes, and promoted liberty and job creation over universal equality.
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Ted Townsend
Canada
Conrad Black
Fraser Institute
Black
John Diefenbaker
U.S
New Zealand
Roger Douglas
Vancouver
Vander Zalm backs northern university push in Cassiar area
Premier Vander Zalm pressed for a northern university to spur economic growth and retain health professionals. A $100,000 study is underway to explore options, including possibly extending UVic programs to a full campus, with officials urging swift action. Speakers at a North Central B C meeting outlined downtown marketing and business improvement plans to boost consumer support and local economy.
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Chetwynd
Stu Carson
IBM
Martin Thomas
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Vander Zalm
B.C
Vancouver
Cassiar
The Pick Kamloops Draw Numbers Released
The Monday night The Pick lottery in Kamloops B C listed winning numbers 4 8 35 36 40 42 46 and 56. In case of a discrepancy the official numbers list will prevail.
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Cyril Ternent
Carpenter
Echo
Vander Zalm Favors University
British Columbia
Bill Vander Zalm
University of Victoria
Rn Blue Hk Restaurant
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Life
David S. Watson
North Road
Burnaby
Metropolitan Life and Affiliated Companies
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
P.m. T.P
Ranger
Caravan
Master Leasing Ltd
Ministry of Tourism
Barb
Shirley Ellen Roller
Debbie Doornbos
Linda Garland
Pauline Huska Haldis Sankey
Kim Moore
Eve Fedosa
Fen-Foye
Foe
J.m.coetzee
Love, Desire
Roger Scruton
John Weightman
Pau
Henze Ethiopian
Edward Teller
Woodrow Wyatt
Edward Pearce
Africa
Atlantic
Toronto Daily Star
Ew Sane Slisewiee Atovvuas
Encounter Ltd
American Express
Invoice My Company
Great Windmill Street
London
England
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