Canadians earning six figures say money buys little meaning
A American Express survey finds Canadians earning over 200000 annually say money does not buy a more meaningful life. They take trips run households own two properties pay private school tuition and dine out often while many still feel wealthy only above 500000. They view wealth as security more than status.
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Shop Local and Job Creation Drive Rural Tisdale Trends
The Tisdale Chamber of Commerce survey from January to March highlights three recurring issues for rural communities: shop local, create jobs, and retain youth. Local businesses support sports, fundraisers, and causes, while growth increasingly depends on internal development and local entrepreneurship within agriculture driven communities.
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Tisdale Recorder
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Rural youth retention and community vitality challenges
The text discusses how industry downturns affect rural economies and force staff reductions, risking outmigration of young residents. It emphasizes jobs, local entrepreneurship, entertainment, sports, and events as key factors in keeping youth and sustaining towns, noting the lure of nearby cities and the value of arts and recreation.
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