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The hard copy TruckSpeaker is read monthly by thousands of truckers and trucker related businesses in BC, AB, SK, MB, the YT and NWT. It presents conservative views on grants & subsidies, trucker and heavy equipment news for loggers, miners, oil and gas, long haul, construction and heavy equipment issues, Canadian politics and politicians. Salted with humour to lighten your day it also includes regular updates on the Meal Allowance Class Action Lawsuit against Canada Revenue plus information to aid accountants and taxpayers to facilitate claims. |
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COMING SOON! The Special Edition 2008 Financial Edition
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ARTICLES in March 2008 hard copy edition · Following the Canadian Dream and article on the history of TransX · Tips for a Better Life—Articles on Diet; Exercise; Health for the transportation industry. · Since taking office the Harper government has set three historic precedents—by Link Byfield · The Village Vicar speaks on Money and Happiness · Letters to the Editor · Air Force—The Wets (circa 1980) · By now the vast majority of us have failed or forgotten about our New Year’s Resolutions—An article on goal setting comparing US presidents and Canadian prime ministers. · Jokes, Jokes, Jokes
IN THIS ONLINE EDITION February 2008—Welcome to the Mad Hatter’s Ball February 2008— Follow the Exploits of Harry Lamin, an English soldier in the First World War February 2008—THE VILLAGE VICAR SPEAKS—A HISTORY LESSON February 2008—India’s Tata Motor Company intends on building a new car for $2500 beginning with an annual production of 250,000 February 8/07 Letter from a Disgruntled Canadian on Income Trusts This is an eye-opener!
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Poems: 1. Procrastinators Creed 3. Today we mourn the passing of an old friend by the name of Common Sense
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