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I go to vanier it hit home pretty good through that alone, and the fact that i know the dead girls cousin makes it worse.

Kimveer Gill’s blog « raincoaster 2006

I'm in vanier taking business & soc. but I have a friend in Schulich, we're in the same econ leture though - wouldn't it make sense that everyone could go back to classes if they had class that was only a lecture.

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Matthew Yglesias » Articles 2004

im just confused becasue im trying to do a project on jean vanier and i clicked on this page, and it was no help.

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Matthew Yglesias » Articles 2004

With interest rates cut to a record low yesterday and inflation nowhere in sight, Bank of Canada looks to boosting money supply ... cam canada from cambridge, United Kingdom writes: stupid - sometimes medicine tastes bad, but it helps you get better ... why do all central banks worldwide keep encouraging borrowing and consumption to spur the economy? we need to raise rates and encourage savings so we can fund productive growth for the future. read the vanier institute report from a couple weeks ago and you'll see that canadian's are carrying more debt that our american friends in 2006 (including mortgages). with unemployment rising, does anyone see an issue?

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