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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jun 05, 1985

Page

2

Crafty Borrowing Amid Mortgage Market Turmoil

Canadian business analysis urges fixed-rate borrowing to ride fluctuating rates. Advocates include weekly mortgages and long terms to lock in costs, refinance easily, and reduce risk, arguing for a 1993 planning horizon despite inflation and deficits.

Wilson U.S

Reggies amblings parking lot speed bumps anger drivers

A Winnipeg mall installs tall resurfaced speed bumps provoking drivers. Drivers report jolt and vehicle damage when crossing slowly or speeding, prompting talk of more costly downtown meter payments. The note ends with a Chicago man, Gary Dotson, freed after a rape conviction deemed false.

Winnipeg Westers Gary Dotson Chicago

Editors condemn Ernst Zundel trial as error

A cluster of Manitoba and Alberta editorials argue that putting Ernst Zundel on trial is justice gone awry. They urge tolerance for unpopular views while warning against elevating a fringe figure to public prominence.

Ernst Zundel Herbert Herald Zundel Moosomin World Spectator Canada U.S Boissevain Recorder Zandel Souris Plaindealer Steinbach Carillon Brooks Bulletin Wetaskiwin Times Edson Ernst Zandel

Canadian poet James Reaney on staying and not staying in Canada

James Reaney suggests the Canadian poet must stay in the country yet act as if elsewhere to avoid provincialism. He likens the poet to a poltergeist, implying a paradoxical creative stance while rooted in roots. The quote reflects postwar cultural identity.

Canada James Reaney

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Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd P.O. Box 70 Hamiota, Manitoba Romoto Manitoba U.S.A England F. D. (Don) Venables CNA By Garth Turner Fulion Reggie By Fred McGuinness
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