Canada’s top CEOs hit new pay records in 2022
David Macdonald of the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives argues that Canada’s 100 highest paid CEOs earned an average 14.9 million in 2022, 246 times the typical worker’s wage, while workers faced a 4 percent real pay drop amid 6.8 percent inflation. He proposes four tax measures to curb CEO pay and redistribute income, including higher top income taxes, disallowing deductions for pay over a million, a wealth tax starting at 10 million, and raising capital gains inclusion.
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Edmonton aims to build Dr Verey home and mail office
A January meeting at The Hotel raised 115 for a Dr Verey funded home and medicines. Attendees also pressed for a local money order office and agreed to petition the Postmaster General. The item appears in a retrospective roundup referencing Edmonton's early infrastructure needs.
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Canada urged to boost aid for children in Budget 2024
A Letters to the Editor argues Canada must raise the International Assistance Envelope to fund education, vaccination, and nutrition for children worldwide. It cites polio eradication, Vitamin A programs, and a World Bank finding that 70 percent of 10-year-olds struggle with basic reading. The piece warns of budget shortfalls in 2023 and urges action in Budget 2024.
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Writing to the Editor Requires Clarity and Civility
Guidance for composing letters to the editor emphasizes brevity 150 to 250 words. Focus on local issues and present a persuasive, fact based argument. Expect edits, promote legibility whether handwritten or printed, and include full name address and phone number for publication.
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Ten Years Ago Highlights From The Times January 2014
A 2014 Times page recalls 2018 Cham ber of Commerce awards with Ross Jaber receiving Customer Service Excellence for Mediterranean Grill and notes on the sister city exchange program. Other items cover a 2004 Safe Haven funding shortfall and a 1994 MD of Tabar administrator retirement after 38 years.
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