Small business fight over Canada’s GST policy grows
The United States faces pressure from small firms and a tax reform crusader as Canada pushes a goods and services tax. Parliament fights over timing while Revenue Canada recruits officers for GST policing. Ottawa dealers fear two sales tax systems plus delays, with rumors of postponement to 1991.
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United States
Brian Mulroney
Revenue Canada
Senate
Terry Hill
National Federation of Independent Business
Washington
States
Hill
Congress
Canada
Mulroney
U.S
George Bush
RCMP
Ottawa
Stanley Farber
Perley-Robertson, Panet, Hill & McDougall
Prairie myth and media storm wrap in Annie Russell tale
A Canadian prairie history vignette recounts Rev. O H Sproul’s claim of a white girl found on an Indian reserve near Sioux City, the ensuing hysteria, and the Turton family of Cannington Manor who raised Annie Russell as their own after Canadian and American authorities reconciled her true white fur trader heritage and Sioux links stemming from the Little Bighorn era.
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Sioux City
South Dakota
O.H. Sproul
Annie Russell
Sproul
Tar
John
Adelaide Turton
Cannington Manor
Moosomin
Turtons
Canada
Winnipeg
Thomas Aspdin
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
The
Little Big Horn
Otter Robe
Anne
Adelaide
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By Fred McGuinness