Desperation and Reality in 1983 Canadian Markets
The piece outlines volatility and worst-case forecasts for 1983 with high unemployment, rising taxes, and inflation near 10 percent. It cautions that rates may fall but not revive the economy, urging long-term investing and caution on debt while noting price declines in consumer goods. Sid Dolgey of TD Bank is cited on wages and spending.
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Canada
Feds
U.S
Marc Lalonde
Toronto-Dominion Bank
Sid Dolgey
This Week in Canada January dates historical highlights
January brings a sequence of events across Canada and nearby regions. Notable items include Halifax opening the first covered skating rink in 1863, Newfoundland leases with the United States in 1941, and Parliament ceremonies televised in 1955. Other dates feature Quebec bread price meetings in 1688, Vancouver hockey on artificial ice in 1912, and Canada minting silver coins in 1859.
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Halifax
Canada
U.S
Newfoundland
Quebec
Spain
Britain
Vancouver Island
van Buren
Vancouver
Bishops and nuclear policy clash over disarmament
Paul Hellyer weighs in on the U.S. Catholic bishops stance against nuclear deterrence and MX missiles. He argues for a balanced approach including a missile freeze and possible disarmament talks with Moscow while warning of risks if the West acts unilaterally.
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U.S
Moscow
Rome
Galileo
NATO
Reagan
United States Air Force
Navy
Air Force
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Jamiota
Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd
P.O. Box 70
Hamiota, Manitoba
Romoto
U.S.A
England
F.D. (Don) Venables
BY Garth Turner
Maisonneuve
Mount Royal
Paul Hellyer
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
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