Canadian Business Forecasts a Global Market Crash and Shake-out
The Global Management Bureau founder Frank Feather predicts a 1986 to 1990 crisis era with a 30 percent Dow drop and 40 percent Toronto Exchange tumble. Youth unemployment nears 750,000, crime rises, and a shift to home or suburban work follows. Feath er envisions a technology driven restructuring, labor tensions, and later glory days post-crash.
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Frank Feather
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Canada
Canada Tomorrow
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America
Ronald Regan
Gary Hart
This Week in Canada Historical Dates and Events
On August 20 to 24, key dates include Henry Kelsey first sighting Saskatchewan in 1691 and Regina’s rail arrival in 1882. Events cover Robert Gourlay banishment in 1820, Barkerville gold discovery in 1860, Calgary Agricultural Society formation in 1884, William Aberhart’s Social Credit government in 1935, Jacques Cartier reaching Quebec City in 1541, Pile O’Bones renamed Regina in 1882, the Constitutional Act dividing Quebec in 1791, and British capture of Washington in 1814.
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Regina
Robert Gourlay
Canada
Barkerville
B.C
Calgary Agricultural Society
Calgary Stampede
William Aberhart
Social Credit
Alberta
Jacques Cartier
Quebec City
Pile O’bones
Quebec
Upper
Lower Canada
Washington, D.C
York
Toronto
Keegstra Trial Sparks Editorial Debate On Free Speech
Neighboring papers weigh costs and benefits of the Keegstra case. Editors argue the trial raised awareness and punishment for bigotry, while others call it wasteful and unnecessary. Opinions span tax costs to impacts on censorship and public tolerance.
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Innisfail
Carillon of
Steinbach
James A Deeere
Ernst Zundel
Zandel
Dauphin Herald
Carstairs Community Press
Mountain View
Coun
Speaking of Canada and youth in destiny quotes
A compact quotation set contrasts Canadian views on youth and nationhood. It cites Nova Scotian wit Thomas Chandler with a jab at delay and a push for progress, and George Monro Grant in 1872 preferring independence from Britain tied to manifest destiny.
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