Five Week Vacation Plan Promoted for Canadian Alliance
A letter urges Stock Day to unveil a bold policy of a mandatory five weeks paid vacation for all workers. It argues this could boost loyalty, productivity, and workplace safety, presenting two weeks mandatory by employers and three flexible weeks. The author claims the plan could propel the Alliance to a federal election landslide.
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Stock
Alliance
Canada
Mr. Day
Harper’s candidacy faces warmth and unifier doubts
The analysis questions Stephen Harper as a dream candidate noting alleged lack of warmth and poor reconciliation skills. Deb Gray calls him completely inappropriate and not a populist while defining populist as a U S party focused on state control of railways land reform and silver.
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Alliance
Preston
Stockwell
Harper
Stephen Harper
Deb Gray
U.S
Populism in Canadian politics and Western party prospects
The piece argues populism as broad public control, likening credit unions and NDP to populist movements. It critiques Stockwell Day and Harper for Alberta-centric positions, doubts Alliance as a western party, and warns that without unity it may fade like past Western movements.
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CCF
Credit Union
NDP
Stockwell
Stephen Harper
Alberta
Canada
RCMP
Canada Pension Plan
Alliance
Commons
United Farmers
Progressives
Social Credit