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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Aug 03, 1925
Page
2
The writer argues Calgary and Lethbridge should own their natural gas systems to resist high rates and monopolies. Calgary's past grip by private gas interests is cited, suggesting public ownership as beneficial for residents and regional energy security.
The News notes a three day race meet linked with the Lethbridge Exhibition may replace a Stampede drawing big crowds. Medicine Hat residents are expected to drive to Lethbridge to watch races on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.
The Orillia Packet argues for non partisan Imperial preference with clear proposals to expand inter imperial trade. It notes England's shift toward practical politics and urges Canada’s Conservative party to seek wider markets through imperial reciprocity, benefiting farmers and industries. The discussion also cites Lloyd Harris on accessing the American market without political risk, and the British Empire as a broader, welcoming market.
The Globe argues that tariff preferences demand a balance between free trade and protection. It notes Britain cannot offer preferences if it opens its doors to all goods, and Canada must lower duties to allow British imports to rise. It adds Canada must buy in British markets to expand imperial trade with Australia and the West Indies.
An East West column urges Canada’s provinces to cooperate to strengthen railways and trade. It argues eastern backing enabled western development and warns against divisive critics. Spokane jury note discusses Rufus Woods praising jury service as educational and worthwhile.
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