Cabinet shake-up nets few Manitoban gains
The Chretien cabinet overhaul eliminates several ministers amid graft in Quebec and Toronto scandals. Duhamel to Senate. Pagtakhan to Veterans Affairs. Owen takes Western Economic Development. By-election looms in St Boniface. Manitobans see little impact beyond promotions and cabinet reshuffles.
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Brian Tobin
Ottawa
Tobin
Newfoundland
Jean Chretien
Chretien
Alfonso Gagliano
Quebec
Hedy
Fry
Maria Minna
Toronto
Veterans Affairs
Ron Duhamel
St. Boniface
Manitoba
Rey Pagtakhan
Winnipeg North-St. Paul
Duhamel
Stephen Owen
WEC
Chretian
Dr. Pagtakhan
John Howard
Charleswood St. James-Assiniboia
Reg Alcock
Winnipeg South
Anita Neville
Winnipeg South Centre
Senate
Winnipeg
Glen Murray
Grit
Greg Selinger
NDP St. Boniface
Selinger
Nopers
House of Commons
Turner Report on Job Losses and RRSP Prospects
The report weighs grim Nortel job cuts against US losses and argues unemployment is a lagging indicator. It predicts a slow first half of 2002, with policy easing likely, markets volatile, and RRSP investing favoring long term equity funds over fixed income. Severance should be funneled into RRSPs for future gains.
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Stats Canada
Ford
Toronto
Oakville
Nortel
United States
Deci
Bank of Canada
Canada
Bank of Montreal
Abbey Joseph Cohen
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