Eye of The Home Disease Outbreak Threatens Manitoba Election
A mad cow outbreak in northern Alberta risks devastating Manitoba’s cattle industry worth about a billion dollars a year. With US bans on Canadian cattle imports, Manitoba’s 12 000 cattle farmers face ruin as the June 3 election approaches. An upcoming May 28 leaders forum at Brandon Keystone Centre, sponsored by local chambers, AMM and KAP, aims to address rural concerns with questions from the audience.
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Keystone Agricultural Producers
KAP
Graham Starmer
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Doer
Murray
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Jon Gerrard
Real estate boom echoes of the Eighties with no money down
The column argues that today’s housing surge mirrors the 1989 boom with investors sizing a third of unsold Toronto area units, high vacancy and rents, and banks offering no money down or 95 percent financing. It warns that rates won’t stay low, stressfully noting the risk of 100 percent debt and long-term, fixed-rate loans. Investment TV host Garth Turner airs Sundays on Global.
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Raymond Aaron
Sarsville
Xceed Mortgage Corporation
Bank of Montreal
Scotiabank
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