Canada warns of wage controls and real estate collapse
A leading Canadian financial planner warns of sweeping federal controls, a crippled dollar, and tough times ahead. He urges caution: shift cash to the U S, favor government securities, avoid real estate, keep liquidity, and consider life insurance and annuities to weather an expected downturn.
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Post Office Costs and Stamp Praise in Reggie's Ramblings
A letter-writer argues postal rate increases do not fix costs and urges three delivery days weekly, noting past cutbacks and Saturday closures. The column notes ongoing deficits and surmises a looming annual gap, then praises a new Waterton Lakes stamp as exceptionally beautiful.
Liberal fortunes falter as Canada braces for election
Paul Hellyer argues Canadians should worry about the Liberal party's decline across provinces. He cites Ontario and Quebec weaknesses, potential seat losses, PQ influence, and a precarious national tally possibly dipping to 60-65. He notes only radical economic change or a leadership shift could alter the outlook, with John Turner seen as a potential successor.
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Ottawa
Brian Peckford
Newfoundland
New Brunswick
Quebec
Claude Ryan
Canada
Douglas Fisher
Fisher
Parti Quebecois
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