Why buy gold in uncertain times says Sinclair brokers
Analysts from Sinclair and International Gold Corp urge buying gold and silver now to protect assets through inflation and a possible currency recall. They predict a mid 1984 rise, then tighter money and potential recession by 1985 or 1986, with gold gaining long term. They advise bullion in 1 ounce units, Krugerrands, Maple Leafs, or bars, in a 3 to 1 silver to gold ratio, with purchases continuing monthly.
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U.S
Sinclair
Ring in the New Year Outlook in Manitoba Politics and Space
Reggie notes the end of 1983 and望hopeful 1984. Maclean's portrays Gary Filmon as Manitoba's premier in waiting while a Soviet Salut space station study hints at lunar colonies. Edmonton Oilers and Winnipeg Jets are called cousins, though Gretzky's Oilers dominate their meetings.
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Maclean’s Magazine
Gary Filmon
Manitoba
Soviet Union
Salut Space Station
Edmonton Oilers
Winnipeg Jets
Oilers
Jets
Senate reform: long road to a constitutional change
Paul Hellyer notes Senate reform has outlasted several administrations and remains in talk. He cites Liberal fundraisers and party chiefs as benefactors of Senate seats while praising some committees but warns real reform requires an elected chamber with West and small-province representation, longer terms, and veto rules.
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MacKenzie King
St. Laurent
Diefenbaker
Pearson
Trudeau
Liberal Party
John Connolly
Richard Stanbury
Alasdair Graham
Senate
John Godfrey
John Aird
Irvine Barrow
Bill Petten
Bill Kelly
Bill Davis
Walter Hayden
U.S
David Croll
Paul Lafonde
Keith Davey
George van Roggen
Canada-U.s
Ontario
John Nichol
Vancouver
Pearson College
Quebec
Brian Mulroney
Red Chamber
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