Who's eating all that fish and why the bans rise
The federal government tightens cod fishing on the East coast closing five major fisheries and forcing 12,000 more workers into hardship atop 30,000 already displaced. A $190 million compensation package and retraining funds are pledged, as overfishing and overfarming threaten coastal livelihoods and food supply.
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Not ashamed of repeating Scripture and gospel aims
A reader defends scriptural repetition against Mr San Filippo, cites Romans 1 16 and 1 Corinthians 2 14 about spiritual discernment, asserts the Spirit guides believers, and argues Peter did not serve as bishop in Antioch or Rome while stressing the NT church comprises true believers. He calls to focus on preaching the gospel and winning souls for Christ.
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Liberal plan focuses on small firms to spark jobs growth
The Liberals argue small and medium sized businesses create 85 percent of new Canadian jobs and would be central to recovery. They propose a Canada Investment Fund managed by private sector, enhanced R&D funding, a Canadian Technology Network, and private‑public ventures. They aim to cut interprovincial barriers, streamline reporting, and create one stop centers for federal programs to boost growth and employment.
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Reform Party Promises Medicare Support for Canadians
The Reform Party pledges to maintain medicare and stresses that health care is essential for all Canadians. It notes provinces hold constitutional responsibility for services with federal funding supporting these programs as part of a sound and fair plan.
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