Our decline and fall by Kenneth McDonald
Kenneth McDonald argues that Ottawa and government controls thwart initiative and depress Canada’s market economy. He contrasts restrictive policy with self reliance, citing ancient and Roman precedents and urging freeing business and labor to compete. He warns that persistent controls erode inflation remedies and erode support for free enterprise.
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Reggies Ramblings On Flyers Defeating Soviet Army Team
The Philadelphia Flyers remain the only NHL club to beat the champion Soviet Army squad using old-style hockey. Defenders employ frontal body checking to slow fast wizards, a display seen as both effective and entertaining. The writer laments Eaton's catalogue and recalls childhood shin pads.
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Suburbia Coffee Break Revelations Stir Office Gossip
A brisk exchange captures suburban chatter about overheard rumors at work and social clubs. The speaker notes surprising tales circulant through coffee breaks and gatherings, reflecting a shared mood of curiosity and humor among neighbors.
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