Manitoba faces possible single cabinet seat in Martin government
Prairie voices say Manitoba may hold only one Liberal cabinet post under Prime Minister Martin, down from three or more, reflecting Liberal losses in the June 1928 federal election and revealing Winnipeg’s political shifts and candidate fortunes. The piece notes Reg Alcock’s uncertain Treasury Board role and ponders Manitoba’s reduced influence in Ottawa.
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Mortgage rates rise signals mixed real estate outlook
The Bank and Fed move to higher rates sparks a Canadian housing rethink. Mortgage costs jump with long term loans above 7 percent and variable rates near 5 percent, threatening froth in luxury and recreational property while overall cheap money remains by historic standards.
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