Editorial warns harmonization details could hurt Manitobans
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation calls on the Doer government to ensure tax harmonization is revenue neutral. CTF cites potential 7 percent tax hikes on items like children's clothing and gasoline and urges reducing the HST or offering income tax relief, suggesting rates of 11 to 11.5 percent or personal tax cuts. Col in Craig argues any extra revenue must be returned to residents.
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Theoren Leary seeks return to hockey with new sobriety
Theoren Hleary hopes for an on ice comeback after six years away. TSN interview notes a sober, mature outlook and Calgary Flames fans’ mixed reception. He aims to redeem himself and retire as a regular player, not a suspended one.
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Theoren
Salt Lake City
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Calgary
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Critical Illness Insurance In Canada Explains Benefits
The piece outlines rising cancer rates and heart disease risk in Canada, notes gaps in coverage for non medical expenses, and explains how critical illness insurance provides a tax free lump sum after a diagnosis. It emphasizes using funds for medical costs, caregiving, or adapting homes and vehicles. It advises consulting a professional advisor to fit coverage into a financial plan.
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Canada
Murdoch and the online paywall pressure on papers
Rupert Murdoch plans charging for online content across his titles including The Times and New York Post, aiming to revive dwindling revenues. The piece argues free web access harmed print profits, notes US bankruptcy trends, and observes global differences while warning that serious journalism requires costly, sustainable models beyond blogs and citizen reporting.
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New York Post
Times
Sun
London
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Antarctica
Bill Gates
Clay Shirky