October 19 1987 Market Crash Reframed as Global Shock
A Canadian Business view of Black Monday notes the Dow Jones drop of 508 points in seven hours and a $2 trillion wipeout in world wealth. Central banks stabilized North America. future growth faces uncertainty as economists debate inflation, oil prices, and U.S. deficits.
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Neighborly News Highlights Rural Courage and Quirks
Moosomin area farmer lost five horses and 11 calves to a barn fire. Within days 25 neighbors rebuilt on the old foundation, wiring the last tasks in two busy days. Whitewood reports a farm family fire recovery. Nipawin notes a heroic CPR save but power arced to a Christmas string. Lake Dauphin anglers improvise to rescue others after ice splits. Melfort Elk-a-thon raises 52000 for charity. Maude Burke bequeaths 30000 to her school. Ralston brothers estate donates 25000 to MS research. Marilyn Ebert and Mark White face woes in Regina and Regina cops. deer hunter tale prompts mock awards. Grenfell Sun notes two deer stolen after pub stop.
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