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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 21, 1984

Page

2

Canadian Business Survival Guide for the Coming Recession

Garth Turner outlines practical steps for Canadians facing rising rates inflation and taxes. He urges debt reduction long-term borrowing strategies tax shelters mortgage insurance and cautious investing while advising to plan for retirement gold buying and maintaining employment amid a volatile economy.

U.S Canada Pension Plan

Cardinal Carter Letter Sparks Debate On Women Priests

The pastoral letter on ordaining women divides opinion among Catholics. Elizabeth Lacelle notes no current constitutional challenge, but study is possible. The piece links changes in mass style, gender roles, and advances in science and wealth to shifting church attitudes, suggesting a future where a woman pope could emerge by 2084.

Emmet Carter Elizabeth Lacelle Canadian Catholic Bishops Cleopatra Indira Ghandi Margaret Thatcher Canada Charlotte Whitton Marion Dewar Hazel McCallion Pauline McGibbon Pearl McGonigal Ontario Manitoba Jeanne Sauve

Manitoba Liberals eye key seats balance of power

A political forecaster predicts the Manitoba Liberals will win crucial seats and hold the balance of power after the next election, signaling a potential shift in provincial politics.

Manitoba Liberals

Canada’s First nationalist and imperial drift noted

Robert Fargharson in 1931 laments Canada’s early nationalist fading as leaders mix Canadianism with imperialism. He warns against political self-harm and fears an assassination legacy, not a renewed national vigor.

Canada Dominion

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Hamiota Echo Publications Ltd P.O. Box 70 Hamiota, Manitoba Romoto U.S.A England F. D. (Don) Venables By Garth Turner Paul Hellyer Reesie Jets Lacombe Alberta Supreme Court Hibernia Newfoundland Jean Chretien of Canada
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