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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
2
Peter Campbell of Wood Gundy argues that Canada’s unemployment depends on the exchange rate and that policy will push for a lower C dollar rate than now. He contends sustained lower rates in Canada are needed to spur manufacturing, jobs, and growth, despite political resistance.
A National Geographic Society bulletin cited by science historians suggests Hudson's Bay may shrink as land rises and sea levels drop. Fossils and fossils imply inland movement of shorelines. decades to centuries could pass before the bay potentially drains, impacting mining prospects believed to lie beneath its floor.
The government proposes changes to family allowances with a sliding income scale. Current payments of six dollars monthly per child will be replaced by monthly rates of fifteen dollars per child under twelve and twenty dollars per additional child, with reductions beginning at seven thousand eight hundred dollars annual family income for one child under ten and higher thresholds for more children.
A look at how babysitting is treated as a serious activity with safety rules and courses offered by Canada Safety Council and Ontario groups. It outlines preparation before parents return, contact lists, schedules, and child-care guidelines for caregivers.
About 150 demonstrators including three provincial cabinet ministers and an MLA gathered at City Hall and then marched to the US consul general’s office. Speakers included Howard Pawley and Cy Gonick. They delivered a telegram to President Nixon urging cancellation of a $160 million nuclear test citing environmental risks. Mayor Stephen Juba affirmed city council support for the protest.
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