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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 07, 1982

Page

2

Variable rate mortgage gamble for Canadian families

The piece argues that volatile rates make five year loans risky as major lenders drop five year terms. It explains VRMs as a gamble: payments rise if rates rise, but fall when rates drop, potentially shrinking equity. It notes the winners and losers and critiques lender confidence in a volatile market.

Terry Fox postage stamp slated for April issue

Reggie's Ramblings notes the long awaited Terry Fox stamp to be issued April 13. The oversized one and a half by one inch design features a six color lithograph of Fox during his Marathon of Hope, with bold lettering and a white border. The piece reflects on his heroic effort and cancer research fundraising, and laments his not living to see the tribute.

Terry Fox Terry Canada

April historical notes mix of politics and events in Canada

The column critiques Solicitor-General Kaplan's blunt letter on MacEachen's budget, contrasts honesty with political tact, and asks how Liberal policies defend inflation and deficits. It then shifts to historical Canadian milestones dated April 5 to 7, recalling confederation talks, compulsory service, a French baby bonus, and the Ripple Rock explosion.

Paul-Henri Spaak Belgium North Atlantic Treaty Organization Spaak R.O. Campney Robert Kaplan Toronto Real Estate Board Kaplan Allan MacEachen Mounties House of Commons MacEachen Canada Newfoundland Louis France Ripple Rock Seymour Narrows B.C

Canadians mark key events from 18th to 20th centuries

This week outlines notable dates in Canadian history. Count Frontenac became Governor of Canada, D Arcy McGee was murdered in Ottawa in 1868, William Pigott opened Halifax inn in 1751, English speaking Canada’s first. In 1785 sea imports from the U S were prohibited. In 1917 Canadians captured Vimy Ridge, and in 1961 Prime Minister Macmillan arrived in Ottawa for talks with Diefenbaker and cabinet.

Count Frontenac Canada D’arcy McGee Ottawa William Pigott Halifax U.S Vimy Ridge Macmillan Diefenbaker

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Amiota Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd P.O. Box 70 Hamiota, Manitoba Romoto Cna Manitoba Slopato U.S.A England F.D. (Don) Venables BY Garth Turner NATO Reggie Paul Hellyer
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