Mulroney’s legacy shaped by free trade and South Africa stance
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney died at 84 in Florida. His tenure included the 1985 Quebec City meeting with Ronald Reagan, the Canada U S Free Trade Agreement, NAFTA, acid rain accords with the United States, environmental and national park protections, constitutional talks like Meech Lake and Charlottetown, and support for South Africa’s anti apartheid movement. The era featured major reforms and a dramatic drop in popularity before leaving office.
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Smith pushes thriftiness for Alberta budget plan
Premier Dan ielle Smith says spending must stay in check as Alberta aims to grow the Heritage Savings Trust Fund from 25 billion this year to at least 250 billion by 2050. She stresses saving today to prepare for economic shifts and to cut personal income taxes.
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