Lesson for today's politician ment
A compact political sermon argues Conservatives face backlash over Auditor General access, government jet use, and public anger at waste. It notes past reforms under Henderson, current Tory improvements, and a warning that voters react to perceived honesty and consistency, with Angus MacLean offered as a model of candor and duty.
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Mulroney
Ken Dye
Maxwell Henderson
Henderson
Trudeau
Canada
Defence
Bill McKnight
Saskatchewan
Bull
Hheck
Pierre Trudeau
Peterson Liberals
Ontario
Angus MacLean
Diefenbaker
Ottawa
P.E.I
Progressive Conservatives
MacLean
Rafferty Alameda dispute fuels national showdown
A regional clash between Saskatchewan and Manitoba over the Rafferty Alameda project draws in Ottawa and Washington with a $41 million flood protection angle. Premier Devine faces sagging polls as environmental and rights concerns spark hearings and possible confrontations, signaling a time of confrontation as national reconciliation remains distant.
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Rafferty-Alameda
Nnfd
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Washington
U.S
Souris
Devine
Hatfield
New Brunswick
Ottawa
Alameda
Planet
Ear
Manu Ars
Trevers
Mulroney and deCorret & Co
Len Gustafson
Saskatchewan M.P
Mulroney
Bourassa
James Bay
Rafferty
Canadians reject day care subsidies and party line control
A columnist attacks political patronage and a culture of party loyalty in Canada. He highlights tax subsidies for day care and argues that Canadians prefer family-based childrearing over state-funded care, citing Beatty and Epp as voices for reform. The piece decries liberal pressure groups and defends limited government in family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Jake Spp
Perrin Beatty
Epp
Beatty
Ottawa reform appeal seeks 50,000 members and donations
A letter to readers questions government happiness and pensions while urging support for the Reform Party of Canada. It invites joining the party or donating tax deductibly, listing contact details for Bill Borkofsky in Russell Manitoba and a local phone number.
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Reform Party of Canada
Bill Borkofsky
Box
Russell
Manitoba
Roy
Cross-border shopping hits Canadian retailers study warns tax gap grows
CFIB findings show highCanadian business taxes give New York retailers a price edge over Ontario shops. Thunder Bay Toronto comparisons with Buffalo and Duluth illustrate how border pricing draws shoppers south. If GST rises and the dollar stays strong, hundreds of border retailers may close and thousands could lose jobs.
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Canadian Federation of Independent Business
CFB
United States
CFIB
Toronto
Buffalo
N.Y
Thunder Bay
Duluth
Minn
Catherine Swift
Swift
New York
Ontario
U.S
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Ment
Angus
Costto
Newsparer
Politcians
Peter Warren
Jake Epp
Common
P.M
Ream
The
Russell Banner
P.O
Russell, Manitoba
Roj
Main Street
Chaloner
Clayton G. Chaloner
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