Canadian dollar rises as lenders cut loan costs hope rebounds
The Canadian dollar strengthens to 74 cents amid easier mortgage terms and lower loan costs. Analysts warn U.S. deficits and policy shifts could test the loonie, with experts like Salomon Brothers predicting rate hikes while others expect slower growth and continued consumer strain.
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Drug prices spark letters to editors across Canada
A flurry of letters to editors weigh in on new drug legislation. Harvie Andre defends prices and supports generic competition, while critics warn prices will rise and hurt seniors. Doris Campbell, a quadriplegic writer, argues that Canada must update patent laws to speed research.
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Mulroney
White House
Ronnie
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Melfort Journal
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Opasquia Times
Doris Campbell
Toulon
Lou Gehrig
U.S
Gehrig
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