Dominion Day debate and Canada Day reflections
The column notes Manitobans who still call July 1 Dominion Day while arguing Canada became self governing in 1867 under the British North America Act. It cites Manitoba’s Lt. Gov. Peter M. Lipa in Winnipeg events and contrasts Canadian and British spellings, then discusses U.S. court rulings on pledges and the Supreme Court’s law making.
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Pierre Trudeau
Canada
Britain
Dominion
New Zealand
Manitoba
Peter M. Lipa
Winnipeg
St. Boniface
Jean Chretien
George W. Bush
Down
California
9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal
Appeals Court
9Th Circuit
U.S
God Save the
United States
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Canada
Four reasons to question the crowd in mid-2002 investor view
Canadian market trends show a shift from financial assets to real assets including real estate and gold. The piece argues that deflationary pressures and aging demographics will push investors toward income-generating assets, with confidence the only major short-term hurdle. Garth Turner’s The Little Book of Financial Wisdom is cited.
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Enron
Tyco
Agelonia WorldCom
Xerox
Martha Stewart
US Federal Reserve
Bank of Canada
Stats Canada
Garth Turner
Garth.ca
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