Lowering the barriers to the future
Ottawa pushes a Canada US free trade framework amid debate. Proponents led by CFIB tout opportunities, market access, and global competitiveness, while opponents fear erosion of national identity. Supporters cite small business optimism and niche market growth as key gains under the agreement.
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The trials of summer by Bill Smiley
The author reflects on a summer that defied expectations with unusual coolness and rain in October weather. He recalls a minor domestic flood from a broken toilet tank after a thunderstorm, the aftermath, and a string of small home mishaps that colored his season.
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Floods, gifts, and old friends brighten a widower's summer
Bill Smiley writes of battling a flooded home with help from plumbers and a supportive circle of old friends. He details a dryer summer with travels to Victoria and Ottawa Valley, and letters of condolence upon learning his younger brother had died, while receiving gifts and stories from readers and acquaintances.
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Prairie farming in crisis sparks calls for shared costs
Editors across the prairies warn of drought and flood harms, low meat use, and rising input costs. They urge federal action to fund farm relief, soil conservation, and price supports while noting consumers must share the burden to save prairie agriculture.
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Grain Delivered At Russell Farmers Elevator Last Week
A report from Russell notes 1100 bushels of grain delivered last Thursday at the Russell Farmers elevator. The column also mentions building activity in Foxwarren with new dwellings and a business block opposite J Hall’s blacksmith shop.
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Post Office Facts From Canadian Mail History
The post office report notes 3ills account for 15 percent of mail to Canadian households. Over 44 percent of mail originates in Montreal and Toronto. King Richard II set up horse relay routes at 20 mile intervals. Corduroy roads aided early Canadian mail rides, improving over mud path stages. At the peak in 1982 seventeen sway post offices operated nationwide with 1,968 clerks logging 57.5 million miles.
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Manitoba group helps step parents cope with blended families
Peter Warren profiles Lynn Naurdeki who founded Manitoba’s first self help group for step parents. The interview covers challenges facing blended families, grief after divorce or death, and strategies for acceptance, patience, and avoiding pressure on step children to call a parent mom or dad.
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