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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 25, 1985

Page

2

MacDonald report reshapes Canada’s economic future

The Royal Commission on the Economic Union and Development Prospects for Canada delivers a sweeping plan for major reform. It calls for tax reform to fund a guaranteed minimum income, de-indexed taxes, and higher rates, while pursuing lower federal debt and unemployment with long term measures. The three volumes total 45 dollars, plus 72 background books, with ideas already echoing Mulroney government policy.

Canada MacDonald Commission Mac Royal Commission On the Economic Union Donald MacDonald Chamber of Commerce Roger Hamel U.S Liberal Party Mulroney Investment Canada MacDonald Hamel Mike Wilson

Letters to editors shape public voice and values

A reader notes letters to the editor remain the most read form of newspaper content and urges a positive, calm tone. It cites examples from multiple papers on topics from sidewalk cyclists to water fluoridation, politics and local issues, and mentions a running column on reader preference.

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This Week in Canada Historical Dates Summary

September marks key events from 1787 Toronto land purchase from the Mississauga to 1908 University of Alberta opening with 37 students. Other milestones include 1956 atomic energy talks, 1962 Garden of the Provinces unveiling, 1726 Acadian oath terms, 1888 Ottawa Exhibition debut, 1918 Hindenburg Line breakthrough, and 1962 Parliament opening.

Toronto University of Alberta Edmonton Canada Britain United States Washington Ottawa Diefenbaker

Speaking of Canada in Literature Across Generations

A compact, era-spanning set of quotes traces how Canada is framed in North American lore. John Dennis in 1704, Ranulph Fiennes in 1973, and Frederick Leslie in 1969 offer glimpses of a vast land shaped by fire and earth, air and water, from New England to the Arctic, and provoke reflections on readers’ engagement with Canadian writing.

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