Martin's peso and the tax fight roils Canada’s economy
Opinion piece argues Ottawa’s tax plans would crash the loonie below 71 U.S. cents, trigger higher interest rates, and erode living standards. It criticizes federal spending, calls for restraint, and warns that more taxes would push capital abroad while job losses rise. It contrasts Canada with safer investment havens.
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Camera Nabs Shoplifters At Reavies Pharmacy
A surveillance camera at Reavies Pharmacy in Russell led RCMP to identify and arrest shoplifters for the third time that month. Owner Spencer Reavie hopes the footage will deter future thefts.
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