Advertising Canada Abroad A Travel Bureau urged by Senate committee
A Senate committee backs creating a Canadian Travel Bureau to promote tourism and coordinate with existing agencies. The Toronto Star notes tourists to Canada spent over 2 billion dollars in nine years, averaging 225 million annually, underscoring tourism as a major industry. It argues federal involvement is needed beyond municipal and provincial efforts.
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Trading to revive markets and feed the nation
The speaker argues against tariff barriers and urges shifting to fundamental trade. He claims foreign markets need our wheat and proposes reciprocal exchange: buy their manufactured goods in return for our grain. He envisions prosperity for farmers, lumbermen, miners, and fishermen through expanded trade.
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Bank review links Canada's prosperity to farm buying power
The Bank of Nova Scotia monthly review says improved Canadian prosperity hinges on higher farm purchasing power. It notes farmers in Western Canada remain the weakest link despite overall business gains over the past year, and questions national policy prioritizing city interests over farming communities.
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King's Economic View Spars Tariff Policy
Vancouver Province correspondent Bruce Hutchison relays Mackenzie King's Liberal tariff plan. King favors lowering tariffs and pursuing equal fifty fifty trade, insisting Canada should trade with all nations and accept mutual gains while rejecting protectionist excess.
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The Office Cat Arthur Brisbane on Mead Eaters
A fragmented reflection cites Arthur Brisbane claiming active animals are mead eaters and muses on aging and time. It quips about races with a squirrel, a Scottish joke, and a humorous line about love and pockets and knickers.
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Pattullo Wins Ottawa Aid Pledges For British Columbia
Premier Pattullo returned to Victoria with assurances from Prime Minister Bennett on financial support. The plan targets work and wages over relief, aims to boost independence and earning power, and to circulate wages rather than dole. Ottawa agreed to about 8 million dollars plus 2 million for a short term obligation.
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Victoria Times
Pattullo “‘Indicate A Marked Recession By Mr. Bennett
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