Canada national policy shifts on war orders
The Nation's Business reports nine months of British orders for war supplies that Canadian manufacturers could fill. Press dispatches show about 300 million dollars of business going to the United States versus 15 million in Canada, much of which came without government aid. The piece argues government duty is to ensure Canadian firms can quote, not solicit abroad, and says cabinet negligence allowed big business to pass by, with Britain directing U S production and urging orders be made in Canada.
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Coming year to bring lower wages and higher unemployment
The text notes anticipated wage declines and rising joblessness, with emphasis on turning waste energy into profitable use. It forecasts up to 100,000 more men seeking work if the war ends early next year, and highlights farming as a strong livelihood despite economic strain.
Winter Planning Shapes Next Season Improvements
In the quiet evenings, plans are laid for next season with focus on transportation and improvements. Officials and planners outline key projects, budgeting steps, and timelines to implement upgrades in the coming months.
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A brief remark notes an elder man’s constant feeding pattern and implies the boy never learns the routine. The line captures a moment of habit and guidance within a family scene.
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