Free trade views diverge among Dauphin-Swan River candidates
Citizens hear contrasting stances on NAFTA and free trade in the Dauphin-Swan River riding. Dale Brown argues for adjustments to protect Canadian workers and water rights, Marlene Cowling calls for fair, diversified trade beyond the U S, Bill Galloway backs NAFTA with Manitoba protections, Tony Riley seeks scrapping NAFTA for fair trade, and Stan Struthers warns of sovereignty and regulatory risks with deeper North American integration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Brown
Reform Party
Canada
NAFTA
Dauphin
Swan River
Marlene Cowling
Dauphin-Swan River
Bill Galloway
Progressive Conservative Party of Canada
Unn
United States
PC Party
U.S
Manitoba
Tony Riley
Canada Party
Dauphin- Swan River
Stan Struthers
Plan to Cut Deficit and Boost Economy Cited by PC Party
Tony Riley argues federal deficit stems from borrowing from chartered banks and adds debt service taxes totaling over 70 billion dollars. He says eliminating borrowing and debt would reduce annual interest, shrink deficits to zero in five years, and restore confidence for farmers and small businesses. The B N A Act is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Conservative
Canada
Tony Riley
Canada Money Supply Plan Sparks Deficit Debate
The piece outlines debt free money supply policies, arguing matched to GNP avoids inflation or recession, and claims deficit elimination within one term if implemented. It contrasts with current borrowing from banks and cites unemployment, high interest rates, and tax loopholes as drivers of public debt and fiscal strain.
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Canada
GNP
Canada Party
Stan Struthers
New Democratic
Legion auxiliary remembers departed members
The Hamiota Legion Auxiliary met on Tuesday Sept 28. In memory of Mabel Wyburn and Jean McBain members stood for a minute of silence. Rosemary Higgins was initiated. Volunteers handled Afghan tickets and funeral lunch reports were given. Upcoming events include a Remembrance Day service and a mixed bonspiel with meetings planned for October.
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Hamiota Legion Auxiliary
Mabel Wyburn
Jean McBain
Dorothy Strong
Rollee
Betty Oakden
Maud Bryant
Rosemary Higgins
Eileen Edwards
Olive Newton
Geneva Thompson
Eth Jameson
Marion Sheardown
Legion Auxiliary
Brandon
Legion
Birch
Hamiota Collegiate
Decker
Petty Fund
Gerri Davis
Eleanor Coombs
Dorothy Hudson
Eileen Brown
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the Hamiota Echo
Mexico
Dialae
Bob Clark
Liberal
Campaign Office
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