Canada to plaster signs on federal sports venues and buildings
Ottawa reports government plans to spend millions on Canada wordmarks for sports venues and federal buildings, including NHL CFL gear, with critics arguing for wiser tax dollar use and better salaries for personnel. The piece notes illuminated logos on 60 buildings and 57 more in a millennium phase, plus branding at DND HQ and Revenue Canada.
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Prairie Farmers Challenge Ottawa with AIDA Curbs and Numbers
Frustrated Alberta Manitoba Saskatchewan farmers protest Ottawa's AIDA program limits as they push for relief payments. Reported figures show Alberta averages near 24000 dollars per applicant, Manitoba about 14000, Saskatchewan around 7000. The piece argues Ottawa relies on numbers, not needs, and signals potential shifts as more AIDA data surface.
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Verna Thompson’s stress rules urge self care and calm
A Saskatchewan journalist and editor Verna Thompson shares practical stress rules from her Herschel conversation. The list emphasizes self care time talk positivity prioritizing, saying no and laughter while noting societal pressures and media influences on youth and patience.
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