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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 13, 1982

Page

2

Canadian housing flood driven by lower mortgage rates

Canadian real estate markets surge as banks cut mortgage rates from 22 to around 17 percent. Buyers move cautiously, prepay or pay down debts, and seek longer fixed terms while federal and provincial support keeps money flowing.

Allan MacEachen Mike Braid Mortgage Central Toronto-Dominion Bank Mike Feds Provs

Reggie's Ramblings and Seasonal Social Snippets

A column notes a critic calling tobacco companies enslaving users, counters with will power. Edmonton group spends 20000 on Happy Birthday Useless buttons for Trudeau gift, likely to flop. An Appeal Court orders a bank to cover 172000 in bad debts for failing to monitor contracts. Fall leaves smoke linked to respiratory issues. St Regis Hotel lobby chatter contrasts rock tossing at Trudeau’s train with a horse front end remark.

Edmonton Trudeau St. Regis Hotel

Professors and teachers lobby Ontario policymakers over wage controls

Ontario professors and secondary school teachers mobilize to press for changes and withdrawal of wage restraint policies. The exchange links higher pay to inflation and productivity, with critics arguing teaching quality remains steady and unions may resist caps. Notable dates mark historical events from 1776 to 1957.

Ontario

Canada milestones on October dates in 1812 1844 and 1957

On October 13 1812 General Brock fell at Queenston Heights. Canada recognized Red China in 1970. On October 14 1844 John A Macdonald entered Parliament for the first time. In 1957 Queen Elizabeth opened Parliament in Ottawa as the first reigning monarch to do so.

Brock Queenston Heights Canada John A. Macdonald Queen Elizabeth Ottawa

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