Canada heads into recession as GST looms in 1991
Linda Leatherdale reports on the made in Canada recession declared by the Conference Board of Canada. Bank of Canada Governor John Crow pursues zero inflation while rising rates and oil prices lift costs. Unemployment is forecast to rise to about 9-10 percent by year end, with GST replacing the manufacturers’ sales tax in 1991 and adding pressure on consumers and small businesses.
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Brian Mulroney
Pove
Conference Board of Canada
Canada
Bank of Canada
John Crow
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Alan Greenspan
Crow
John Bulloch
Bullock
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Wilson
ScotiaBank
Warren Jestin
Jestin
Lloyd Atkinson
Bank of Montreal
Conference Board
Atkinson
Neighborly stories of acts across prairie towns
Shaunavon Standard highlights neighbourliness from a RCAF Twin Otter flight aiding 12 year old leukemia patient Jason Gilbert to a fishing camp and shows farm help scenes with 10 swathers cutting 280 acres in three hours. It also notes a cougar attack on 17 year old Guy Douglas saved by a farm dog, a home lightning strike near Cypress River, and a critical editorial urging volunteers to join emergency services.
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Shaunavon
RCAF
Jason Gilbert
Jason
Eastend
Children’s Wish Foundation
Manitou
Orville Johnston
Helen
Melfort Journal
Meskanaw
Sharon Payne
Sharon
Lorne
Glenboro
Emma Davidson
the Gazette
Cypress River
Guy Douglas
Guy
Bow Island
Nemiscam
Rivers Gazette
Rivers
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