Why Gas Prices Jump and Who Profits This Summer
Ottawa promises a probe as oil firms face price wars driven by competitive gambles. Shell Canada officials explain costs from crude at 10.8¢ per litre to taxes of 25.5¢, leaving little profit while refining and distribution costs mount. The piece notes 1983 pricing battles hurt earnings and credibility amid industry-wide pressure.
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Kipling and Mulroney in the Headlines
ALEXANDRIA CHATTER notes Kipling’s universal brotherhood line and a TIME essay arguing against skin deep equality. It also recalls Brian Mulroney’s Nova Scotia seat and questions his path to Parliament and future Commons role.
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Vatican critic calls World Council of Churches meeting mixed but hopeful
Paul Hellyer criticizes the Vancouver assembly for leaning toward politics while praising the revived unity and the Feast of Faith led by Archbishop Runcie. He warns against using divine sanction for socialist aims and cites Christ’s message of inner revolution over political power.
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This Week in Canada Hockey Note
On September 17 1792 Upper Canada's first legislature opened at Newark now Niagara on the Lake and in 1951 the first election was held in the Northwest Territories.
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