Ottawa argues for gradual cuts to curb inflationary deficit spending
Kenneth McDonald argues Ottawa must slow the dismantling of generous programs while pressing for civil service restraint. He warns rapid cuts risk disaster and cites high teen unemployment in British Columbia and Quebec. He faults provincial and municipal budgeting and questions Trudeau's anti inflation stance and the federation's market free enterprise stance.
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Ottawa
B.C
Quebec
Britain
Canada
Voter turnout note urges simple straight ticket choice
A brief urging readers to vote, suggesting that voting is easy for anyone who can pull a lever or make a mark with a pencil, implying many neighbors may not have voted and promoting a straight ticket approach.
Reggie's Ramblings on Trudeau and 1976 Economy
The column cites Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau declaring the Free Market System has failed and suggests curbs could continue. It notes the Canadian Chamber of Commerce forecast of a slow but steady recovery for 1976, offering a hopeful New Year outlook.
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Pierre Trudeau
Canadian Chamber of Commerce
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Nova Scotia
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Strictly Fresh
Reggie
W. A. Barrett
Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co
Autopac
Miniota Man
The
Manitoba
Brandon
Commission
Harvey H. Moats
Manitoba Human Rights Commission
Edmonton Street
Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba Property Tax Credit
Cost of Living
Manitebba
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