Drastic Legion membership drop tests leadership choice
At the 37th biennial convention in Winnipeg, the Royal Canadian Legion elected Charles Murphy of Port Moody as Dominion President, the first peacetime soldier to lead the 514,000-member group amid an 80,000-member decline since 1989. The ceremony featured veterans from World War II and Korea, including Smokey Smith, Victoria Cross recipient.
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Turner Report Signals Market Stoicism Amid Canadian Census Woes
The Turner Report cites stock market volatility and global headlines while arguing long term gains remain. it notes Canada’s 1990s income decline and a troubling census finding about family finances, urging steadier focus on long horizons and avoiding rash selling.
Real estate vs stocks for homeowners amid falling prices
The piece argues homeowners face shrinking income and declining housing equity as Toronto Montreal and Vancouver see rising housing costs. It contrasts weak home value with strong stock markets and mutual funds, suggesting investors should favor financial assets over paying down mortgages. It warns of deflation and aging demographics shaping a shift from real estate to stocks.
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