Parking fees reshape University of Toronto campus lots
Sign of the Times outlines a new University of Toronto plan charging professors and staff $42 for a parking permit and $90 yearly for reserved spots from 8 30 to 5 30. Students may park on west campus at ten cents an hour or fifty cents a day. Fraternity houses and college zones add spaces, while the president notes later reductions as building programs proceed.
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Canada faces royal commission over tax system reform
The Financial Post argues for a royal commission to study federal and overall Canadian taxation and its economic impact. It notes the limited scope may delay real reform, highlighting provincial and municipal taxes comprising 13 percent and federal taxes 17 percent of GNP, while urging accountability from elected leaders. It also mentions a separate finding that elementary textbooks underutilize children’s speech complexity.
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Credit Regulations For Farms Amended
The Farm Credit Act amendments will widen loans for Canadian farmers, especially smallholders, with new rules allowing income from sources beyond direct farming to be counted. Loans may cover building investments, secondary incomes, nonagricultural ventures, and off farm earnings, enabling sustained farm income growth and regional impact across Ontario Quebec BC Atlantic Yukon and NWT.
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Hamilton Urges Farmers Take Direct Part in Selling Grain
Ottawa report on municipal leaders seeking more federal aid for local improvements. Mayor J A Mongrain of Trois Rivieres says a municipal loan fund is key. Cabinet will study other recommendations as growth prompts urban renewal and transit challenges. Diefenbaker notes broad discussion and careful consideration.
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Tiny babies gain lifelike blood flow with new heart lung device
University of Michigan doctors scaled down adult heart lung machines to a infant friendly model. It provides precise control of blood during open heart surgery to correct defects. The smallest treated weighed six pounds and 12 days old. Both operations were successful.
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Australians Grow Richer Across Decades Says Institute
The Institute of Public Affairs reports real wages rose five percent in the 1930s and thirty percent in the 1950s. By 1999 gasoline use reached 52 gallons, up from 120 gallons in 1950. home washing machines rose from twenty percent in 1950 to sixty percent ten years later. Credit purchases are common, and Australians compare favorably with other nations in living standards, with the average Australian needing 2.5 hours to buy a basic basket of goods, far less than Russians or Britons. Australia’s annual total production grew 43 percent from 1950 to 1960, led by gains in the US, New Zealand, and the UK.
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Space Debris Falls in Manitowoc and Solar Telescope Outlines
A 20 pound chunk of charred metal likely from Sputnik IV landed in Manitowoc Wisconsin. Scientists sent a 14 pound piece to Los Alamos to verify radioactivity and identity it as space origin. The article also describes the McMath solar telescope atop Kitt Peak, detailing its 110 foot eyepiece, mirrors and underground observation station for solar imaging and spectral study.
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Edwin U C W Meeting Notes and Local Visitors
The Edwin U C W met at Mrs. R Boaks home with twelve members and one visitor present. Plans for Day Prayers were read by Mrs B Crewson and a minutes of silence observed for Armistice Day. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs J Boyer and Kimmy of Carberry, with several reports on local visits and hospital convalescence for Don Painter. Church services at Edwin School continue Sundays until further notice.
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