Winds of change edge Manitoba election plans
A Manitoba election hinges on boundaries with the 57 ridings under a new system. The Conservative government aims to recall the Assembly after the commission's final report, likely late fall, while the NDP and Liberals face strategic disadvantages amid boundary shifts and leadership trials. The NDP seeks an early vote to exploit potential Tory gains and Liberal disarray, amid inquiry into 1995 election irregularities.
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Market fears and investor pessimism sweep through Edmonton
Rob, Barb, and Darrell express anxiety over stock losses and safety shifts to bonds and government loans while Ron cites a Vancouver view of a 25 to 50 percent drop. Esquire warns of a coming crash tied to Russia and China as 3,500 investors sign up for Rob’s Edmonton service.
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Markets Stabilizing and Will Improve Says Turner
Garth Turner, bestselling author and broadcaster, argues markets are stabilizing and set to improve despite volatility. He notes deflation replacing inflation, aging North American population, a US budget surplus, and aggressive banking reform in Japan, urging long term investors to stay patient and ignore current popular wisdom.
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