Let's Talk Taxes: Liberal debt risks and a falling dollar
The piece critiques prime ministerial optimism and a $100 billion debt rise over three years. It links low inflation to high interest rates, a falling Canadian dollar, and rising living costs. Foreign investors pull out while Ottawa faces heavier deficits.
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Peter Holle
Liberal Party
Chretien
Liberals
Canada
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Statistics Canada
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The
Association of Manitoba Taxpayers
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Tom van Buekenhout
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Teulon mobile home shot. bullets harm family nearby
Bullets struck a Teulon area mobile home as a daughter played outside. Three stray bullets were fired from a bush clearing southeast of the residence, with one bullet traveling into a bathroom wall. RCMP seek information and warn of danger from gunfire in populated areas.
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Maureen Cheyne
Teulon
Teulon Rcmp
Cheyne
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