Canada must rethink immigration policy amid slow domestic market
The piece laments Canada’s reduced 12 month immigrant intake to 70 000 from Ottawa limits, noting two thirds go to the United States and linking slower domestic demand and export competition to tighter immigration. It argues for sober national administration to restore growth and jobs through fuller arrival of overseas workers and stronger domestic markets.
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Canada
United States
Ottawa
Powers-That-Be
Provinces Move to Protect Buy Now Pay Later Shoppers
Manitoba and Alberta have passed laws creating safeguards for instalment buyers to curb hidden charges and high interest. Quebec may follow as similar legislation gains support. The rules aim to expose rates and fees often concealed in small print and ensure buyers can seek redress before signing.
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Manitoba
Alberta
Quebec
Letters To Editor Expression Of Opinions
The Castlegar News explains its letters to the editor policy as expressions of readers opinions on public matters. It emphasizes publishing full names or verified pen names and notes letters should not reflect the editor’s view.
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The
Castlegar News
Rice Use and Varieties Advised for Home Kitchens
A vintage Homemakers Corner overview traces rice origins to Southeast Asia with 7000 varieties and explains white, parboiled, precooked, and brown types. It details cooking methods, liquid options, and storage, plus tips for safe travel health precautions and poison ivy identification. The piece blends education with practical household guidance.
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Southeast Asia
Hemisphere
Madagascar
Charleston
South Carolina
America
Metis Student Bursaries Awarded by Province
Provincial funds totaling five thousand three hundred twenty five dollars have been granted to fourteen Metis students for the 1962 63 school year. Bursaries vary from three hundred dollars upward to cover board and room costs. Some students have started grade 12 and grade 10 while others attend grade 8 or 1, all from communities lacking local secondary schooling. Many plan to enter nursing teaching or other professions after completing high school. The Metis high school population in Manitoba is about 240, including treaty Indians in provincial schools near reserves. Indian Affairs pays costs for treaty students. non treaty costs fall to the province.
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Ieee
McLean
Manitoba
Indian Affairs Branch
Textile seminar sparks fears of sheer stocking spray
A Canadian textile seminar prompts worry over imitating sheer stockings with fabriclike spray. The writer recalls family antics with silk stockings and jokes about loss of traditional clothesline and cuff links, urging caution before altering long held fashion practices.
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Thomas Edman
Philadelphia College of Textiles and Science
Gems Of Thought Revolutions
A collection of quotations on revolutions from Aristotle Burke Eddy Mazzini Seward and Millard Fillmore. The notes emphasize that revolutions stem from trifles and suffering, involve moral progress before material change, and may not always secure freedom.
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Mazzini
William H. Seward
Millard Fillmore
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Edmonton
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