Let's Talk Taxes Lesson From Shoes And Shortages
Canadian readers are urged to study shortages abroad to evaluate public services. A 1987 Soviet trip and an intern exchange reveal how rationing and government monopolies affect choice. The piece argues for greater public service competition echoing tax policy discussions by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation.
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Long range forecasts questioned by weather expert
Paul Bullock of the Canadian Wheat Board questions long-range weather predictions calling them a coin flip and urges farmers to ignore forecasts as they may prompt self-fulfilling changes in inputs. The piece notes local petitions to keep a central waste site open, rising taxes, and a surge in minor ball participation with plans for a 25 unit Life-Lease senior housing project Tiger Hills Villa.
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Tiger Hills Seniors Non-Profit
Tiger Hills Villa
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