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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 01, 1984

Page

2

Endangered five year mortgages in Canada warn of prolonged rates

A financial column argues long term 4 and 5 year mortgage terms are vanishing as high rates persist. It warns renewals tilt to one year, cites fears of 16 percent payments next year, and condemns the Mortgage Rate Protection Plan as ineffective. It urges rate deductibility to aid the middle class and criticize taxation and policy that burden homeowners.

TD Bank Marc Lalonde Canada Brian John

Mondale picks Ferraro prompts mixed reaction in Canada

Ottawa reports a broad public servant wage productivity pact while Monique Begin resigns as Health Minister. In US politics Mondale names Ferraro as running mate drawing both praise and derision. Canada’s Liberal leader Iona Campagnolo dismisses Mondale’s pick as expediency as supporters debate the star power versus risk.

Turner Calculates Sept 4 1984 Election Amid Uncertain Economy

Paul Hellyer discusses Prime Minister John Turner's choice to dissolve Parliament and favor September 4 as the election date. Weather, enumerator lists, the Queen's visit, and unemployment forecasts shape the political calculus. May 1985 is ruled out, and risks include a byelection for Turner and shifting public opinion.

John Turner Progressive Conservative Party Brian Mulroney Tom Maxwell Conference Board of Canada U.S Maxwell California Mexico Turner B.C

Speaking of Canada and its evolving status in history

Quotes from 1846 and 1949 reflect views on Canada’s autonomy and identity. Disraeli foresees Canada as a Russia of the New World while a 1949 remark laments Newfoundland joining Canada, noting a Dominion’s perceived death amid bilingual realities.

Canada United States Russia P.M Benjamin Disraeli Marcel Chaput

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Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd P.O. Box 70 Hamiota, Manitoba Romoto Manitoba U.S.A England F. D. (Don) Venables Reesie Ottawa Monique Begin USA Walter Mondale Geraldine Ferraro Ronald Reagan National Liberal Party Iona Campagnolo Geraldine Farraro Paul Hellyer
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