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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 1990
Page
4
Ron W. Turner serves as business manager while Bill Hartley is production manager. Clarence C. Heringer is marketing director and Alan Poirier is associate editor.
The piece reports a crisis in Alberta as doctors consider halting abortion services amid a proposed Criminal Code bill. It notes Peter Lougheed and Foothills Hospital staff at risk of stopping, Edmonton Royal Alexandra patients being turned away, and calls for better supply data while Dr. Morgentaler plans an Alberta clinic.
Analysts contend deficiency payments delay the day of reckoning for farmers and taxpayers. They urge a move from production-based subsidies to direct income support to stabilize incomes and align farming with market needs.
Readings suggest Canada remains resilient amid a divided polity and fiscal strain. Analysts say financial markets discount a systemic collapse and expect the country to weather Mulroney's scare tactics and the Meech Lake debate with intact institutions.
Southam News assesses Canada amid inflation differences with the United States and strong performance on OECD output per capita. It cites life expectancy, literacy, and the UN Human Development Index to argue Canada ranks high, despite political leadership shortcomings. The piece notes U.S. per capita output is higher but Canada remains politically entrenched and economically resilient.
Ottawa reporters describe Meech Lake talks as first ministers meet behind closed doors. Manitoba premier Gary Filmon summarizes uncertainty in Canada’s newest official language Meech while analysts discuss how Senate reform and the distinct society clause drive brinkmanship.
Washington essay critiques the endless, shifting scientific claims from carbon dating to climate trends. It humorously notes the ubiquity of “Scientists say” pronouncements while arguing that constant debate tempts a view that many facts are unreliable. It warns of potential historical revisions if dating shifts persist.
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