New Democrats are just that politicians
A columnist recounts participating in a provincial poll on Ontario politics. The anonymous interview explores views on honest government, taxes, deficits, and the NDP promise to hold election pledges until the economy improves. The piece ends noting New Democrats are still politicians.
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New Democrats
Columist
Senate
Allan McEachen
McKenzie King
Mulroney
Thein
Marty Goldfarb
Ontario
Tras
NDP
Annurijesse
Bob Rae
David Peterson
Liberals
Duty
Enton
CTV
Debate Over Guilty Names Sparks Editorial Revisit
A long running journé debate resurfaces as Weyburn Review editor contrasts past unpublished clergy indecency story with Edmonton news of a teacher convicted of offences against students. The piece questions media withholding and urges accountability.
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Journé Easel
Eee
Ian Maple
Pol Cour
Agro
Eyrtherasres Peli Beg Iyol
Ims
Weyburn Review
Edmonton
Review
Pelly Trail Trustee Race Questioned Over Office Building
Cameron A. Collins, former trustee, urges four trustee candidates to publicly state their positions on funding a new board room for Pelly Trail School Division. He attacks what he calls overtaxing nominal surplus and demands transparency in meetings and budgeting before the election.
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Pelly Trail
MacIsaac
Manitoba Wades Through Health Funding and Fluoridation Debate
Manitoba faces two major health policy issues this fall medical staffing in rural areas and fluoridation. Health Minister Don Orchard defends a big funding increase amid calls for mandatory service by new doctors in underserved communities. Critics question limits on mobility rights and urge local retention strategies. Fluoridation sparks rural concern as dentists report benefits while natural sources already fluoridate Stony Mountain and Stonewall, prompting questions about watershed fluoride levels and policy.
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Ottawa
Manitoba
Don Orchard
Ends versus means in GST battle under Mulroney
The article argues that Mulroney used unprecedented Senate appointments to push the GST through despite public backlash and flaws in the plan. It critiques both government and Senate for过stubborn positions, noting the harm to small business and consumers and calling for a harmonized, workable tax rather than a rushed implementation.
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Terry O'Shaughnessy
Brian Mulroney
Senate
Mulroney
Catherine Swift
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Swift
Meech Lake
Oka
Persian Gulf
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JP Poodles
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Peter Warren
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Winnipeg
Grand Forks
N.C
University of Manitoba Civil Engineering
E. Dutton
The
Russell Banner
P.O
Russell, Manitoba
ROJ Iwo
Main Street
Chaloner Publishers
Clayton G. Chaloner
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United States