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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jul 08, 1982

Page

2

Do Not Panic and Plan for Tough Times Ahead

A Canadian business advisory lists 20 steps to avoid bankruptcy and survive a deflationary period. It urges cautious spending, mortgage optimization, saving for retirement, staying employed, buying Canadian, and preparing for a harsh winter while the dollar may weaken and unemployment rise.

Florida Chad

Japs coin yen and Quebec leader faces drive charge

Reggie sketches a quirky mix of notes from pop culture and politics. He notes Japan calling money yen meaning round, Quebec PQ House Leader Claude Charron shoplifted a coat, was fined and resigned, and now faces an impaired driving charge. He mentions a new word plonk and a jab at federal ministers in a hotel lobby aside.

Claude Charron PQ House

Private cars mark a bygone era of public life in Canada

Paul Hellyer recalls the glamour of government private cars once used by prime ministers and officials. He notes the Vice Regal suite remains a rare resource, with limited cost impact, as travel modes shift away from luxury trains toward modern logistics and policy constraints. He links anniversaries from 1775 to 1880, including Benedict Arnold and the CPR timetable, to a broader view of change in public travel.

Pierre Trudeau CPR Buck Crump Ian Sinclair Ottawa Union Station King St. Laurent Diefenbaker John Diefenbaker Canada Saskatchewan River Ralph Campney Toronto York Street Ellen Pearsons George Vanier Quebec City Pearkes Defence Department Transport Canada Canadian Transportation Commission Trudeau

This Week in Canada September Milestones

On September 15 1860 Blondin performed over Niagara Falls for the Prince of Wales. In 1916 Canadians fought at the Somme. On September 16 1893 Calgary became a city, and in 1963 the USSR bought Canadian wheat worth 500 million dollars.

Blondin Niagara Falls Prince of Wales Somme Calgary Ussr Canada

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Hamiota Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd P.O. Box 70 Hamiota, Manitoba Romoto U.S.A England F.D. (Don) Venables Reggie St. Regis Marc Lalonde Newfoundland Pete Marc Pepin Jean Chretien Paul Hellyer Benedict Arnold Boston Quebec Terry Fox Britain London
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