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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 29, 1984

Page

2

Canada Eyes One Dollar Coin And Cashless Trend

The piece surveys a shift toward a one dollar coin, vending toward electronic funds and debit cards in Canada and US systems. It notes TD Bank's push to issue Visa and MasterCard cards, retailer ATM expansion, and the idea money may vanish in favor of electronic transfers. It also cites conspiracy theories linked to Mary Stewart Relfe claiming global debt, bar codes, and a universal money system.

U.S Canada TD Bank Visa MasterCard The Bay Montgomery Ala Pilot Mary Stewart Relfe Relfe Pierre Trudeau

Pork Barreling Days Are Numbered In City Paper

A city paper runs a front page wide headline about pork barreling ending, while a commentator and national figures discuss the potential impact of upcoming political races. The piece also notes Pope John Paul II urging Christians to resist materialism and permissiveness.

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Mulroney's Quebec push echoes Diefenbaker era and PQ strategy

The piece contrasts Brian Mulroney's Quebec nationalist appeal with John Diefenbaker's past tactics. It notes Mulroney’s shift toward Quebec sentiment, the use of old scripts, and his aim to win PQ support by pledging to reopen constitutional talks and respect provincial autonomy.

Brian Mulroney Quebec Mulroney John Diefenbaker Canada Joe Clark Diefenbaker Pierre Sevigny Montreal Sevigny Maurice Duplessis Union Nationale Pcs Robert Stanfield Clark Parti Quebecois Pierre Trudeau Sept Isles Turner

Speaking of Canada in Two Eras and Opinions

A collection of quotes on Canada spans 1913 to 1970, with Norman Angell praising Canadian resilience, Walter Gordon critiquing political life in Ottawa, and John Kenneth Galbraith cheekily dubbing Canada’s motto as slightly higher. The remarks mix optimism and humor about national identity.

Canada Norman Angell Ottawa Walter Gordon John Kenneth Galbraith

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Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd P.O. Box 70 Hamiota, Manitoba Romoto U.S.A England F. D. (Don) Venables CNA Donato Tollando ON Pescie Paul Hellyer
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