Welfare debate sparks call for public judgment on aid
The column attacks welfare as an unfair definition for students paying tuition and those qualifying for help. It argues authorities and politicians suppress public scrutiny, notes stigma around recipients, and condemns the huge public cost feeding premiums and benefits amid a broader Canada election outlook.
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Conservatives Face Leadership Crunch Ahead of Toronto Convention
Ray Argyle notes a subdued campaign as 2,400 delegates prepare for the Progressive Conservative convention at Maple Leaf Gardens September 6–9. Diefenbaker’s brisk summer travel masks a divided party seeking a new leader who can balance rural strength with growing urban support, amid regional partisan patterns across Canada.
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