Canada’s Confederation Endures Amid Quebec Separatism Sparks
Ottawa report on Canada’s 97-year federation notes separatist noise from Quebec while most Canadians oppose dissolution. Pearson backs constitutional modernization, aiming for cooperative federalism, with Lesage’s approval and debate over minority language recognition and a new flag. Diefenbaker warns of Balkanization amid political divisions. polls show low secession belief. Next: The American shadow.
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Bankers Back Tight Money Plan Despite Rising Loans
Bankers say they are ready to handle tighter money as lending and reserves grow. They believe credit can expand further if needed and that rate increases mainly protect the dollar. They note banks remain liquid to meet safety needs while financing a growing economy, with credit and money supply rising since 1960 and reserves expanding firmly.
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