Eye on the home bad news for Manitoba
Alberta dominates western politics with long lasting stability and large oil wealth while Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and to a degree British Columbia face shifting governments. The piece notes Alberta’s 62 percent win and Tory dominance, contrasting Manitoba’s frequent regime changes and Saskatche wan’s fragile NDP-Liberal balance, concluding Calgary's rise harms Manitoba.
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Alberta
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
United Farmers of Alberta
Social Credit
Peter Lougheed
Progressive Conservatives
Ralph Klein
Tories
Liberals
Nancy MacBeth
NDP
Edmonton
MacBeth
Holt Renfrew
Winnipeg
Gary Doer
Italy
Grant Devine
Progressive Conservative Party of
Lotus Land
Liberal Party
Tory
Calgary
Stealth bull market debate grips investors on Bay Street
In a wave of gloom, prominent figures like Patti Croft and Ian Filderman muddy the waters with talk of a stealth bull market. While Intel, Yahoo!, and Scotiabank warn and slide, Abby Joseph Cohen at Goldman Sachs urges heavy equity exposure and forecast gains. The piece weighs risks from banks, Japan, and volatility against tax cuts, easy money, and tech rebound. Garth Turner promotes investment TV as the stance shifts toward contrarian optimism.
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Intel
Internet Goliath Yahoo
Scotiabank
Stock Market Place
Toronto
Patti Croft
Sceptre Investments
Ian Filderman
Scotia McLeod
Abby Joseph Cohen
New York
Goldman Sachs
Merrill Lynch
Morgan Stanley
Dean Witter
Canada
Bay Street
Standard and Poors
Cohen
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