Has nothing changed in a thousand years
Fred McGuinness reflects on enduring human cycles from ancient monk Wulfstan to modern globalization. He contrasts past woes with today’s politics and media, questions a One World mindset, and muses about personal resolutions and health. He signs off from Brandon, Manitoba.
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Wulfstan
London
WTO
Seattle
Plutarch
Athens
Fred McGuinness
Brandon
Critics condemn Canadian tape levy as hidden tax grab
Heritage critic Inky Mark denounces recent Copyright Board levies as disguised taxes on ordinary Canadians. He notes a $9 million windfall for large record companies in 2000, questions constitutionality, cites past government subsidies, and warns of broader tax moves as media formats shift. The per unit levy targets audio tapes, Mini-Disc CD-R and CD-RW, retroactive to 1999 and 2000.
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Reform Heritage
Inky Mark
Copyright Board of Canada
Heritage
Sheila Copps
Mark
Classified ads size but big results in one page
Small classified ad section delivers big impact with sharp, targeted offerings. Readers find concise notices for jobs services and items for sale, boosting visibility and responses through compact, legible placements.
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