... 'I he great firms in the Imperial T.hacco Company cal afford this tor a while, but it is said to be ertuihing the small independent manufacturers. The Cobalt silver mining area in Northern Ontario was discovered in 1903, and up to March 314 the district ...

... is the cry to-day as it was in the days of Elizaheth, and Canada provides the supreme opportunity for generation. What is it you lack ? Is it employment ? I just returned from a trip to Canada, and in all my experience of that country I never saw the ...

... The agreement, however, has not yet been ratified, and there seems to be a growing feeling in Canada that it oonstitutes a serious menace to Canada's independence, 88 it certainly does to the cause of Imperial Preference. The issue of the Tariff Commission ...

... PARCELS TO CANADA. The rigid limitations imposed by the Post Office authorities with regard to the size and weight of parcels accepted for transmission are regarded by many persons as a crying grievance. Those sending parcels or packets to Canada, however ...

... CANADA'S HANDS NOT TIED. Dr. Macdonald quoted with approval President Taft's argument that if Canada is drawn into a system of Imperial tariffs and preferences she would not be free to make any special agreement for trade with any outside nation. But ...

... under the British flag. In Lord Grey's happy phrase, Canada is at present a dependent independency, dependent upon the British connection and the supremacy of the British Navy for her independency. Every self-governing country in the Empire, said Lord ...

... these be got as good of Imperial producios as of toreign. In regars to beer, cider, spirits, and wine, we can be equally independent. The marvel is that so many of our statesunn are blind to it Other people look on enviously at our possessiots and sharpen ...

... journey has inspired the pens of the Colonial Press, and after all, there seems no real why His Majesty should not include Canada, at all events, in his round of visits. At present. however, His Majesty's pr0,.,-ramine of engagemente is complete until ...

... Winnipeg, who behold with envy the stream of immigrants constantly passing through their • city on the way to provinces of Canada tarther West. They have accordingly inaugurated a Million of Manitoba league, with a view to making known Manitoba's claims ...

... distasteful to him. Sir George, however, is not the first disillusioned M.P. When a Government rejoices in a safe majority. the independent ruemner may find himself in congenial company, but when the party Whips demand implicit obedience, and he is eapected to ...

... CANADIAN WHEAT CROP. -(0)- Reports received show that the harvest conditions in Western Canada continue ideal and cutting is now general. In the opinion of the Commissioner ot Immigration, Nik inuipeg, the wheat crop tbis year will be 50 million bushels ...

... which, it need hardly be said, involves the adoption of the policy of Imperial Preference. Mr. Borden, the Prime Minister of Canada, has put on record his conviction that co-operation in these combined objects is most essential in order to give the whole ...