Trudeau regulation love affair slows Canada energy growth
A Canada-wide critique argues the federal energy bill expands Ottawa control over oil and gas pricing, disclosure, ownership, and industry monitoring. The piece contends regulation will curb energy development, hindering self sufficiency and delaying market driven growth. It cites NEP failures and industry acquiescence as evidence.
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Trudeau
National Energy Board
NEP
Nova
Alberta
Dome Petroleum
Gulf Canada Ltd
Canada
Mitterrand’s Cabinet Picks Prompt Franco U.S. Strain
France’s president elevates four Communists to minor posts to placate leftist allies and labor, despite fears of betraying socialist promises. The Reagan administration disparages the move, risking Franco American ties while aiming to preserve stability and deter Kremlin influence.
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Francois Mitterrand
France
Mitterand
Mitterrand
Reagan
West
Communist Party
Moscow
Europe
Socialist Party
National Assembly
Poland Printers in Warsaw Strike Threat Over Soap
Printers at the Warsaw branch of Solidarity threaten to strike demanding higher pay and more soap. Solidarity has not yet responded, and the movement may reject the demand to avoid accountability for the soap shortage.
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Poland
Solidarity
Warsaw
Workers’ Movement
Klan Leader in Canada Denies Hate Amid Racism Program Debates
From Toronto, the Canadian grand wizard of the Ku Klux Klan defends the group while criticizing racism programs. Government officials propose education, research, and new hate laws to counter rising racism in Montreal Toronto and Vancouver. Civil liberties leaders call for affirmative action and stronger public stand against white supremacy.
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Ottawa
Toronto
Alexander McQuirter
McQuir
Jim Fleming
Klan
American South
Fleming
Communist Party
Gordon Fairweather
Canadian Human Rights Commission
Canada
Montreal
Vancouver
Alan Borovoy
The
Canadian Civil Liberties Association
Borovoy
McQuirter
Kitchener
Ont
B.C
Walter Tarnopolsky
University of Ottawa
Civil Liberties Association
Polish Communist congress looms as Warsaw braces for crisis
As Warsaw prepares for the Polish Communist party congress on July 14, Soviet pressure and fears of another Warsaw Pact move in mid July spark warnings of a possible invasion. The Kremlin advocates harsher measures while Kanin appeals for democratic delegate selection to the congress, signaling a pivotal struggle over Poland’s political direction.
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London
Warsaw
Ter
Polish Communist Party
Kremlin
Stanislaw Kanin
Moscow
Central Committee
Leonid Zamyatin
Poland
Zamyatin
Komsonolskaya Pravda
Viktor Kulikov
Warsaw Pact
Kanin
Congress
Katowice
Communist Party
Fortheringham Sees PC Canada Fund Letter Probed
Allan Fotheringham reveals receiving a long letter from Finlay MacDonald, chairman of the PC Canada Fund, inviting him to be a contributing member. The missive mocks Liberal misrule, urges active political involvement, and suggests leadership and strategy for the party's future.
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Vancouver
Finlay MacDonald
PC Canada Fund
A. Fortheringham
MacDonald
Fortheringham
Trudeau Liberals
NDP
Trudeau
Common Sense
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