Insurance firms weigh nonsmoker rates amid dabbling
Canadian insurers skeptical of recent U S nonsmoker rate introductions say small life companies may gain volume but must reflect cost factors. Some British firms reportedly charged teetotalers extra premiums though drinking moderation is not a driving factor in auto risk.
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Trade Trends: Canada Runs Record Exports First Half 1963
Canada posted a record total for exports in the first half of 1963, yet a favorable trade balance remains unconfirmed as imports may exceed exports in value. The gain in physical export volume rose 5.4 percent from 1962, with only 2 percent of the increase from price rises, suggesting the post-1962 devaluation effect on export dollars may be ending.
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Limits Of Planning In Canadian Provincial Economies
The article argues that while economic planning appears attractive for reducing unemployment and diversifying economies, theory and practice diverge. Planning can improve growth but cannot create markets or industries where none exist, nor conjure demand to sustain them.
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Northern Development Meant to Split Northwest Territories
The North West Territories will be divided beginning next April into Mackenzie and Nunassiaq administrative areas. Each will have executive bodies with greater responsibility for police health services roads courts and social welfare as steps toward potential provincial status. The split covers about a third of Canada’s land and water with 25 000 people about 14 percent of the population. The plan stems from years of study and planning to unlock vast resources for future development and recovery.
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John F Kennedy remembered as a hopeful realist leader
A tribute recalling John F Kennedy as a public servant who navigated Cold War tensions with cautious diplomacy. It highlights his test ban advocacy, the hot line to Washington, support for wheat sales to the Soviet Union, civil rights, and commitment to peaceful coexistence despite opposition. Lyndon Johnson succeeds him amid national mourning.
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