Royal Bank unveils mortgage options for Canadians
The Royal Bank of Canada announces new mortgage programs under the National Housing Act and conventional financing. National Housing Act loans cover new homes up to 95 percent of value with a $19,000 cap, while conventional loans reach $40,000 up to 75 percent of value and can fund new builds, existing homes, or refinancing. The bank emphasizes planning mortgage needs, compares rates, and offers a booklet titled Your Mortgage for full details.
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Driver Can Sense Tire Care Need
A Canadian Highway Safety Council view notes motorists sense variations in vehicle operation and may misread tire issues. If distortion is felt, stop at a service station to have tires checked. Proper inflation extends tread life and, at lower speeds, yields bonus mileage for the load carried. higher speeds accelerate wear.
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Canadian Highway Safety Council
Rubber Association of Canada
Proper Tire Care Emphasized By Council and Association
Council and the tire association urge correct inflation for safety and economy. Drivers should avoid sudden braking and replace worn tires to prevent skidding and extend tire life.
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Emergency RCMP Zenith number debuts in Manitoba
Manitoba residents can now call Zenith 50000 to reach the RCMP in emergencies if local police cannot be reached. The operator connects callers to the nearest detachment, a plan developed with Manitoba Telephone System to speed police access Province wide. The Zenith line is to be used only after local attempts fail and Manitoba leads Canada in this service.
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Manitoba
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Canada
Canned Dress Trend Pops in Fashion Scene
Dearmma Burns reports the new era of “Canned” dresses with Ban-lon fabrics in vibrant Pucci-inspired hues. Styles include a matching hat and elasticized skirts using webbing at the waistband, offering stretch and fit without alterations.
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Ban-lon Jerries
How Madge Lake Got Its Name
Saskatoon based writer recounts how Madge Lake was named for Margaret Madge Harvey, beloved of Charles Harvey at Indian Head in 1904. The couple married in 1906 after his survey work, and Madge later celebrated her 88th birthday in Toronto.
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Madge) Harvey
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