Canadian paper rails against GST with divine backing
From Rougemont Quebec the Catholic weekly Michael denounces the 9 percent goods and services tax as a war against Canadians. Editor Gilbert Cote-Mercier leads a national campaign using English and French peti tions, cartoons, and social credit pointers to rally readers to Ottawa to oppose the tax.
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Rural development priorities and information flow in Canadian towns
A column argues rural Canada needs better information transfer to boost local economies through diversification jobs and value added farming. It critiques Ottawa moves like second class mail subsidy cuts and the GST on books, warning they hinder knowledge flow and refugee trends to cities.
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Ottawa
Alberta
Agassiz - Harrison
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