Construction Trends Signal Smaller Gains Across Canada
Canada faces modest growth in 1 writes Basic Jackson for Financial News. Non residential sectors lead with institutional and industrial projects. commercial work wanes while engineering activity stays steady near 40 percent of total. Residential starts may rise above 129 215 in 1963 but are sensitive to mortgage funding and family formation trends.
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Canada
Basic Jackson
Eins Ima
Helice Riccert
Where The Big Spenders Are
The Financial Post notes spending growth is rising fastest at the provincial level, with federal growth slowing. Total government spending now dominates the economy, consuming more than 30 percent of GNP in revenues and over 33 percent of GNP in expenditures, a rise from a decade ago. Provinces and municipalities account for more than 16 percent of GNP in expenditures.
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Ottawa
Rees Neville Nankivell
Financial Post
U.S
Death penalty echoes Dark Ages in Russia theft case
A Moscow report says two restaurant officials were sentenced to death by shooting for making sub-standard meat pies and stealing the savings. The punishment is framed as a crime against the state in Communist law, prompting comparisons to medieval practices.
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Russia
Moscow
Last Of The First Class Passengers In Air Travel Decline
Clive Baxter in The Financial Post notes first class passengers steadily decrease as aircraft speed rises. Despite this trend, many travelers remain and airlines consider moving toward one class service. Airmen in Canada and globally monitor the shift with interest.
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Clive Baxter
Financial Post
Canada
Dinsdale Attacks Liberals At Portage Neepawa Rally
Hon Walter Dinsdale, minister of northern affairs, condemned the Liberal party as disloyal and obstructive in parliament and in the current election. Speaking to about 55 in St Mary's Parish Hall for Sig Enns's Progressive Conservative bid, he blasted liberal tactics, predicted a Diefenbaker victory, and urged Canadians to judge by policy over personalities.
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Walter Dinsdale
Canada
Liberal Party
St. Mary's Parish
Sig Enns
Portage-Neepawa
Dinsdale
Diefenbaker
Ontario
Maritimes
Quebec
Disndaie
Zans
Liberal
Mr. Enns
Weekend political clash across Canada in 1960s Canadian scene
Weekend activity report covers Liberal reactions in Calgary Forest Lawn to prime minister Diefenbaker and defence minister Harkness charges. Diefenbaker tours BC non publicly, resting in private car en route to Vancouver Victoria Nanaimo Kelowna Vernon. Caouette predicts Quebec expropriation cost at 1.5 billion. Pearson in Ottawa previews broader minority government tension. Thompson hints skeleton cabinet if Social Credit wins. Manning named as likely cabinet minister in BC links.
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Martin
Essex East
Forest Lawn
Diefenbaker
Defence
Harkness
Calgary
Afr
Salmon Arm
British Columbia
Rocky Mountains
Vancouver
West Coast
Nanaimo
Victoria
Kelowna
Vernon
Quebec City
Real Caouette
Social Credit Party
Quebec Province
Launon
Que
St. Law
Rence River
Victoriaville
Drummondville
Quicolet
Ottawa
Pearson
Hamilton
Gerard Picard
Quebec
New Democratic Party
Montreal
Pincher Creek
Alta
Social Credit
NDP
Liberals
Robert ‘Thompson
Thompson
Manning
Alberta
Canadian defense urged against chemical and biological threats
A speaker argues Russia may focus on chemical and biological weapons as nuclear power grows less dominant. He cites a large Russian nerve gas stockpile and warns the United States lags in chemical and biological research, urging Canada to bolster continental defense and invest more than a token share of military spending.
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Kear Musa Cecu Coggins
U.S. Navy
Russia
Cuba
America
Cecil Coggins
Lauris Norstad
Toronto
Canada
Red 106
Adam Milovich
Moscow
USA
Health Notes on Fire Risks and Rug Safety
The notes warn that fire can be caused by contact with AI devices and emphasize rug safety. Rugs should be skidproof to prevent slips and reduce fire hazards in homes.
NDP Candidate Addresses Employment and Taxes in Neepawa
A Friday address in Neepawa by the Portage Neepawa candidate focused on unemployment and income tax. She argued many employed struggle to make ends meet and proposed increasing the basic personal exemption from 1000 to 1500 for singles and from 2000 to 3000 for married couples.
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Neepawa
Portage-Neepawa
New Democratic Party
New Democrat
Canadian in Britain struggles with draughts and cold
A Toronto style Ottawa observer notes Britains cold spell tests Canadians abroad. He endures blizzards outdoors and covers up at home with sweaters and gas heat. A visiting Ottawa man explains pride spurred an outdoor stunt during the Christmas week storm to show resilience to British neighbors.
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London
Britain
Aja
Ottawa
Nothing to Fear in Thought Leaders and Quotes
Gems Of Thought presents quotes about fear from Mary Baker Eddy Socrates Epictetus Faulkner Aristotle and Sophocles. It emphasizes love guiding thought, fear hindering freedom, and fear dulling daily life with insights from Russell.
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Mary Baker Eddy
Picurus
William Faulkner
Aristotle
Sophocles
Bertrand Russell
Security quotes on freedom and personal risk
A collection of quotation snippets on security across war and peace. The lines cite thinkers like Hutchinson Pasternak and Mary Eddy Baker, contrasting external safety with inner or communal security and noting disobedience as a path to assurance.
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B. E. Hutchinson
Boris Pasternak
Harlan Miller
Mary Eddy Baker
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MacGregor
Manitoba
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Cory
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Manitoba Weekly Newspaper Association
Enns
Paul Martin
Sy Ambrose Hills
Weapons OF War
Bank of Montreal
Reginald Muskett
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