Canada Hosts Two World Leader Summits Amid Spending Debate
Prime Minister Harper defends hosting G8 and G20 summits in Canada while critics question the cost and protest potential. The piece notes the G8 and G20 roles, past protests in Genoa, the economic clout of the G20, and Canada’s aim to project influence despite budget concerns and calls to redirect funds to aid Africa. It contrasts this with local spending on events and mentions security risks and partisan critique, arguing Canada’s global image matters.
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St Michael Ukrainian Catholic Church seeks funds for repair
Par ishioners of St Michael s Ukrainian Catholic Church near Roblin Manitoba appeal to the public for financial help to repair the 1939 landmark damaged by severe winters a 2007 hail storm. A 50 50 draw is planned with a July 2 2010 withdraw date and tax receipts will be issued for donations.
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St. Michael's
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St. Michael's Ukrainian Catholic Church
Paulette Mysko
Canada to billions in security costs for G8 G20 summits
The author criticizes the Canadian government for extravagant summit spending, citing security costs around 1.2 billion and additional expenses for Tony Clement’s riding. The piece contrasts these outlays with aid needs, mocks a faux Muskoka deck for reporters, and argues the spending harms Canada’s credibility and global image.
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Pittsburgh
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Chiidren
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