Please God I Am Only 17 Driver Death Ghost Tale
A sobering reprint urges safer driving after a teen driver dies in a crash. An 17 year old narrates from beyond the grave about the shock to family and friends and pleads for one more chance to be careful behind the wheel.
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Clark's Tories Flip Flopping
The piece criticizes Joe Clark's Progressive Conservatives for failing to keep campaign promises and for shifting positions on key finances. It draws parallels to Trudeau in 1974 and argues ministers like Crosbie and Stevens misrepresented fiscal reality. The column warns of weak credibility ahead of Parliament.
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Defence budgets and the Clark government pace in Ottawa
Ottawa analysts warn the Clark government faces stakes in defence funding. A three percent real annual rise depends on the base, with Trudeau era cuts risking billions that could derail jet fighters and new warships. If cuts persist, Canada’s armed forces may falter and options for strengthening defence are limited.
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Left handed corkscrew shop and Southam clipping mash notes
Toronto shop sells devices for left handed people including a world’s only left handed corkscrew. Southam columnist Charles Lynch says foreigners boost Canadian unity with Montreal Expos fans hoping for World Series. Winnipeg editorial calls for law and order in Pukatawagan. St Regis Hotel chatter jokes about reincarnation and a former president.
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