Banks and conspiracies spark Canada wide debate
Readers clash over banks and rates in Canada with critics citing high fees and 28 cent cheques while defenders defend the system. Walter Stewart’s Towers of Gold Feet of Clay prompts scathing reviews from bankers and readers.
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T-D
Royal Bank
Pickering
Ontario
George Buettner
Garth
Walter Stewart
Stewart
Feds
J.harvey Perry
Canadian Bankers’ Association
Canadian Banker Magazine
Winnipeg school bans Huckleberry Finn over racism claims
Commentary notes clashes in Manitoba politics and media tone as a Winnipeg school removes Mark Twain novel Huckleberry Finn for racist concerns. The piece compares party standings, headlines efficiency, and snowy winter mood in a brisk, reflective style.
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Sam Clemens
Winnipeg
Liberal Party
Manitoba
NDP
Howard
Sterling
The Hugh Hambleton Case Reveals Intelligence Doublespeak
Paul Hellyer surveys a case of official intrigue and double-speak in the Hambleton affair. He notes doctored NATO documents, KGB secrets, and Cosmic level material. The trial highlights gaps in prosecution for spies and the covert immunity that shields moles.
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Hugh Hambleton
Hambleton
NATO
KGB
Canada
France
United Kingdom
Allan Lawrence
Lawrence
Security Service
Anthony Blunt
Roger Hollis
Britain
West
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