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Newspaper

Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Mar 01, 2024

Page

3

Mulroney's era reshaped Canada with free trade and GST

The article chronicles Brian Mulroney's rise from Baie-Comeau to prime minister, his 1984 and 1988 election victories, Meech Lake and Charlottetown accords, and major policy shifts including free trade with the United States and the GST. It notes economic pain, layoffs, debt, and his eventual resignation and legacy.

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Prime Minister touts Housing Accelerator to boost multi unit housing

Trudeau frames a national housing push with Thunder Bay announcement. The plan funds the Housing Accelerator to unlock thousands of homes nationwide, focusing on multi unit and affordable options, re zoning, fast tracking approvals, and incentives. Bill Boulton of Smart Modular Canada hosts and lauds the effort while workers officials and newcomers react to the housing news.

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Indigenous research showcased at Lakehead University event

Nine presenters during Lakehead University’s 19th annual Research and Innovation Week showcased efforts in Indigenous education and rural technology. Paul Cormier discussed Keewatinase, a land-based program aiding Indigenous ancestry students to become teachers, while Abdulsalam Yassine outlined AI driven mobile charging ideas for electric vehicles in remote communities.

Thunder Bay Lakehead University Paul Cormier Cormier Red Rock Indian Band Sandy Lake Abdulsalam Yassine Yassine

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