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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 27, 1982

Page

2

Canadian recession forecast and investor tips for 1982

Canadian market outlook paints a grim January with high unemployment and rising rates. Analysts foretell a bottoming process by spring 1982 and offer guidance to buy gold or stocks while housing rebounds. others suggest silver, cash allocations, or real estate as safer bets.

Bay Street James Sinclair U.S Toronto Andrew Willman Sinclair Willman

Logic Versus Postage: A Prairie Farmer’s Harsh Mail Logic

Reggie notes a prairie grain farmer Harvey Gjesdal argues higher postal rates will reduce mail volume and staff costs, leading to lower rates. He applies his method to mail and salaries, while warning politicians in the Post Office department resist logical reform, a contrast with wartime outcomes.

Harvey Gjesdal Post Office

Inflation vs wage demands in Canada in the 1980s warned

The Conference Board of Canada outlines a bleak 1981 1986 outlook with slow growth and low productivity. Dr Thomas Maxwell predicts inflation easing partly from US trends but warns wage settlements must drop to 1 2 per cent for real inflation control, else widespread price rises continue.

Conference Board of Canada Thomas Maxwell Canada Hans Christian Andersen U.S Dr. Maxwell Maxwell Bank of Canada Gerald Bouey Carl Bergie Milton Freedman

This Week in Canada January highlights through history

This week's historical notes cover Canada from January 25 to 29. It recalls Louis Hebert's death in 1627, Nova Scotia's federal deal tweak in 1869, Jesuit missions to Port Royal in 1611, the 1924 approval of the Canadian Red Ensign, Ottawa's designation as capital, Carnegie libraries in Toronto, Montreal's 1961 subway approval, the 1870 City of Boston sinking voyage, Viscount Alexander ending his term in 1952, Queen Victoria's Victoria Cross founding in 1856, and the 1946 sinking of the schooner Bluenose.

Louis Hebert Canada Nova Scotia Bienville Poutrincourt Port Royal Ottawa Carnegie Toronto Montreal Boston Halifax Viscount Alexander Britain Haiti

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Samiota Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd P.O. Box 70 Hemiota Manitoba Romoto U.S.A F.D. (Don) Venables CNA BY Garth Turner Reggie Russia Paul Hellyer
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