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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 10, 2012

Page

5

Global Zero theme dominates Seoul nuclear summit

At the Seoul Nuclear Security Summit attended by 53 nations, officials underscored the risk of terrorists obtaining bomb grade materials. Obama urged stronger cooperation as Russia and the US push for Global Zero with reductions from about 8,000 active warheads to 1,000 each, while addressing missile defense and political constraints.

Seoul Barack Obama Obama Ronald Reagan Reagan Soviet Union Russia

Editorial warns against raising age for old age security

A letter argues against increasing the OAS from 65 to 67, noting most Canadians lack other pensions and rely on OAS. The writer questions potential CPP age changes and retirement norms, urging scrutiny of the government’s “magic number” and its impact on low income seniors.

CPP

Laughter Drives Fort McMurray Aid Effort By Local Editor

The editor recounts a Fort McMurray visit by Big Daddy Taz and Damien McNabb to cheer up residents. He notes a town needing a "shot in the arm" of positive energy and praises Chamber remarks urging more community initiatives. The piece highlights ongoing local efforts, new ideas, and young leaders shaking up the status quo.

Big Daddy Taz Ummm Fort McMurray Damien McNabb

Letter opposing budget cuts to seniors and social programs

Bob Rae denounces Conservative budget actions as a major blow to seniors and low income Canadians. He cites raising OAS and GIS eligibility to 67, threats to farm risk programs and Aboriginal Affairs, while noting protected spending on polls, ads, jails, and stealth fighters. He urges Prime Minister Harper and MP Sopuck to justify the policy.

Stephen Harper Robert Sopuck Canada

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