Time in Canada and the magazine market shake up
Canadian publishers challenge Time Canada as tax rules and free trade reshape the industry. The Time controversy spurs fears of ad losses and market consolidation as Maclean Hunter, Quest and others seek leverage with Ottawa. A mixed path for Time Canada emerges with a proposed 75 percent Canadian ownership to satisfy rules.
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Trudeau
Canada
Quest
Toronto Sun
Maclean’s
Peter Newman
Mag
Lloyd Hodgkinson
Maclean Hunter
Time
Voice of
Financial Post
Paul Rush
Maclean's Goodlife
City and Country Home
Toronto Life
Saturday Night Financial Post
Influence
Comac Communications
Time Canada
Feds
Ottawa
Hodgkinson
Neighbourly News on Country Music Festivals and Trials
The piece surveys country music’s rise from folk roots to mass appeal, noting fan fervor for concerts and festivals across Western Canada. It cites losses from a Lions sponsored show, bankruptcy at Call of the Wild, and large crowds at Craven and Big Valley Jamboree while highlighting community help from Bosco Homes.
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Tanya Tucker
Prairies
Winnipeg
Lions
Kenny Rogers
Dauphin
The
Herald
Calder, Carnduff
Yorkton
Peace River
Craven
Big Valley
This Week in Canada October milestones 1838 to 1963
Chronology of key events marks Lord Durham’s 1838 resignation as Governor. Canada United States pact to store nuclear missiles in Newfoundland in 1963. 1890 McKinley tariff plan effects on Canada. 1911 Laurier government resigns. 1878 Mackenzie Liberals fall, Macdonald Conservatives rise. 1917 wartime order restricting strikes. 1907 Vancouver mob damages settled. 1957 Lester B. Pearson wins Nobel Peace Prize.
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Lord Durham
British North America
Canada
U.S
Newfoundland
Laurier
Alexander Mackenzie
John A. Macdonald
Vancouver
L.B. Pearson
Yukon Will Supreme Says Only the Fit Survive
A 1907 quotation from poet Robert W. Service asserts the Yukon law that only the strong thrive while the weak perish, describing the harsh, dismal fate of the crippled and despaired as the Will of the Yukon.
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The
Yukon
Robert W. Service
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P.O. Box 70
Hamiota, Manitoba
Romoto
Manitoba
Community Newspapers Association
U.S.A
England
F. D
Venables
Mila Mulroney
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