Canada food inflation driven by domestic policy and tariffs
Dr. Sylvain Charlebois argues Canada’s 3.8 percent April food inflation is rooted in domestic policy missteps, tariffs, and procurement rules. He notes counter-tariffs disrupted cross border supply chains, but reversal by Carney offers relief while urging coordinated government action and honest messaging.
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Thunderstorm shocks South Victoria legislator on trek
The South Victoria legislative member faced a severe storm near Peterborough when lightning struck the buggy, stunning his horse and badly singeing his whiskers. The incident was reported amid broader weather upheavals across England and France with ships wrecked and coastal flooding.
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Letter urging Alberta stay united with Canada and opposing Danielle Smith
Pete Desrochers argues against Alberta separatism, warning it could fracture Canada and isolate provinces. He attributes blame to Danielle Smith for promoting a Western separatist stance and questions the practicality of independence while praising cross-Canada cooperation and the Bloc Quebecois critique.
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Writing to the Editor Short letters aim at 150 250 words
A guide to composing effective letters to the editor focusing on local issues. It advises brevity, factual support, topic awareness, and tone. Readers should expect editorial edits, ensure legibility, and include full name address and phone number when submitting by mail or email.
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TEA demands cleanup after plastic waste and fence repair
A TEA complaint letter at the May 25 Taber council meeting details two stock deaths from plastic ingestion on TEA lease property and urges Heavy Metal Demolition or Spitfire Investments to remove green plastic bags and restore fencing to its prior condition.
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