Ottawa urged to sell Canadian products abroad
In Ottawa a large meeting of about 1,000 Canadian businessmen and 111 trade commissioners pushes for proactive overseas promotion. Speakers urge manufacturers to respond to trade leads, follow up inquiries, and engage importers to boost exports and reduce unemployment, arguing Canada must be sold abroad to sustain growth and jobs.
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Ottawa
Canada
Trade Commission Service
Trade Commissioners
Mr. Butler
How Canada Was Named Tuponia Hochelaga Considered
The piece notes proposals to name the country Tuponia or Hochelaga before settling on Canada. It cites Thomas D Arcy McGee and a February 9 1865 remark about waking as a Tuponian or Hochelagander, highlighting the informal battles over a nation’s name. The author reflects on why Hochelaga merited more consideration than Tuponia.
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Thomas D’arcy McGee
Tuponia
Hochelaga
United Provinces
North America
Canada
Ontario
Quebec
Upper
Lower Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Canada must cut costs to boost exports in 1961
The piece argues Canada should raise exports from a small domestic market, lower labor costs through productivity, and enact a broad tax cut to lower prices. It compares to West Germany, notes high government service costs and labour wages, and calls for incentives to unlock natural resources while acknowledging a tougher global competition and inherited problems.
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Canada
USA
West Germany
Lke
Nothing Recedes Like Success
Herbert R Mayes, fired at 58, seizes chance with Pageant magazine and proves his drive. He argues freedom boosts productivity, citing a firm allowing self direction as a model, and warns that too much success can breed smugness, hindering progress. Freedom, he says, fuels forward momentum.
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Herbert R- Mayes
Mayes
Mike
Fredom
Health studies blur link between chills and colds
Studies show resisting chills or fatigue beforehand does not raise cold risk. Most immune despite threats, while those with optimistic views and stable lives show strong resistance. Separate items note pregnancy testing via color change in crabs and a silicone compound easing bloating. Retirement age trends shift as AMA editorial cites healthier 65-year-olds and questions the magic cutoff.
MCI bonspiel prep and local church notices tumble in
The piece covers MCI student curling team trials for the Pine Creek School Division bonspiel at Gladstone with results and hopeful qualifiers. It also lists church services across Bethel MacGregor Calvary Tabernacle St. Pauls and United churches, notes interior work at the north end, and requests warm clothing donations to Stella Mission Winnipeg by Feb 15.
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Tom Sateunas
Bob McKelvy
Lois Hicks
Doug Palmer
Tom Satkanas
Barry Heppner
Donna Butterfield
Len Stewart
Mr. Wiliams
Mike Olito
Brian Rodgers
MCI
Pine Creek
Gladstone
Bob Briscoe
Don Smith
Bob Thompson
Stella Mission
Winnipeg
EM. Wright
Dan McDougall
Er Up With Percherons Energy in Canada
The article discusses horsepower from energy sources beyond live animals. It notes humans tap nature for packaged horsepower and highlights oil as a key, affordable Canadian energy, with Imperial Oil selling gasoline cheaper today than a decade ago.
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Canada
Imperial Oil
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Arctic Circle
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Macgregor
Medical College of South Carolina
J. Alfred Rider
Huo C Moelier
San Francisco
Journal of the American Medical Association
Cecil Zimmerman
Bethel Church
Young Peoples Service
Calvary Tabernacle
Sidney
ST. Paul's
MacGrego
Christ Church, Austin
United Church
Austin
MacGregor Hospital
MacGregor Memorial Hall
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A. E Chant
Imperial Oil Limited
McMaster
Ieral Home
George McMaster
Royal Road South
Jack McMaster
McMaster Funeral Home
Portage
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