Not a day goes by without bank hate and fear
Canadian Business by Garth Turner vents at bank critics and conspiracy theories blaming bankers for economic woes. It cites Teutonic Unity and Hitler rhetoric, then rebukes anti-bank sentiment while blaming federal spending and the November budget for the mess.
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International
British Columbia hockey team wins regional title
Paul Hellyer surveys the field as Joe Clark eyes 1982 leadership exit. Potential contenders Crosbie Crombie and Mulroney build support while Crombie lacks machine backing. Michael Wilson emerges as a possible dark horse in a Tory leadership contest.
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Reggies Ramblings on discounts and politics in January
January sales offer half off items bought before Christmas while advisers say cloves and lemon oils cannot curb smoking addiction. Allan MacEachen survives budget attacks after admitting mistakes. Reagan reopens the draft registration system, showing political views shift when in power.
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