Canadian views on foreign investment in U S assets
A Canadian observer recalls a Miami dinner with American businesspeople discussing foreign investment in U S landmarks. The talk ranges from Rockefeller Center to Bloomingdale’s, with opinions split on tighter government controls versus market freedom.
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Miami
South
Florida
California
Manhattan
Rockefeller Centre
New York
John Wayne
Robert Campeau
U.S
Allied
Federated
Campeau
Speaking of Canada by Kenneth Roberts
The quote contrasts constant pursuit of the Northwest Passage with staying home. It argues that relentless exploration can trump cautious comfort, suggesting seekers may be happier than those who mock their quest.
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Kenneth Roberts
From Newfoundland to prairie readers on Meech Lake reform
Fred McGuinness writes Hon Clyde Wells urging continued opposition to the Meech Lake Accord. He highlights prairie editorials and letters supporting amendments, worries about a symbolic distinct society, and calls for a firm process and Triple E Senate reform. He notes western fears of Upper Canada influence and proposes equal senatorial representation.
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Prairie Provinces
the Gulags
Meech Lake
Red Chamber
Prairies
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By Gus Carlson
By Fred McGuinness
Clyde Wells
Newfoundland
St. John's Newfoundland
Mr. Premier
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Sincerely, Fred McGuinness
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