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Newspaper

Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 26, 1982

Page

4

Banks profit debate sparks Ottawa probe and public ire

A critical column argues Ottawa launching an inquiry into bank profits is unnecessary as profits declined in the last quarter while long-term rates and spreads distort savers and borrowers. The piece mocks bank defenses and urges better customer service and transparency.

Ottawa House of Commons Chartered Bank

Canada stamps fall short of new price hype in May issue

Reggie's Ramblings notes two Canada Postal Corporation stamps issued in the second week of May to mark a 30 cent letter rate. One stamp reuses the Queen’s portrait with a purple tint, the other a flawed “A” redesign with a pale blue background. A Winnipeg insect expert warns mosquitoes may be less of a problem in Manitoba this year, though final results hinge on late June.

Canada New Postal Corporation Winnipeg Manitoba

Mulroney seen as PC leadership contender in cross country tour

The piece portrays Paul Hellyer Brian Mulroney as a bilingual Quebecer likely to vie for the Progressive Conservative leadership if a convention arises after the January biennial meeting. It covers his Ottawa speech to business-minded Tories, his Iron Ore Company presidency, economics focus, and critique of productivity driven inflation cures with notes on Japanese lessons and historical Canadian milestones.

Brian Mulroney Progressive Conservative Party PC Party Joe Clark Mulroney Ottawa Boueys MacEachens McDermotts

Canada and Dominion milestones across years and places

Britain granted Canada treaty negotiating power. Lord Durham arrived as governor on May 27, 1838. Newfoundland Liberal victory under Joseph Smallwood in 1949. Canadian defeat of a British force led by George Washington on May 28, 1754 at Great Meadows. Dionne quintuplets born in Callander, Ontario in 1934.

Lord Durham Canada Newfoundland Joseph Smallwood George Washington Great Meadows Callander Ontario

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