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AllPennyStocks.com News: 2009 In Review - The View From Canada (AEI.TO, AAG.V)

AllPennyStocks.com News: 2009 In Review - The View From Canada (AEI.TO, AAG.V)

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AllPennyStocks.com News: 2009 In Review - The View From Canada (AEI.TO, AAG.V)

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[{"type":"text","content":"\nAllPennyStocks.com News: 2009 In Review - The View From Canada (AEI.TO, AAG.V)\n\n\n Dec. 21, 2009 (Baystreet.ca) -- MISSISSAUGA, Ontario, December 21, 2009 --\nAllPennyStocks.com Media, Inc. (http://www.AllPennyStocks.com/)\nannounces its latest article titled “2009 In Review: The View From Canada.”\nCompanies mentioned in this article include Nortel Networks\nCorp. (TSX:NT), Bombardier (TSX:BBD.B), Air Canada (TSX:AC.A), Arsenal Energy\nInc (TSX:AEI) and Andean American Mining Corp. (TSX-Venture: AAG).\nArticle Excerpt: \nThe recession of 2009 was a worrisome event that spared no\none, regardless of nationality, economic or social strata. It astounded even\nthe most experienced economic experts, lowered expectations and made people\nwonder if it was ever going to end, and how consumers and investors would come\nout the other end. The recession offered\nup all sorts of parallels to the Great Depression of the 1930s, with one\nimportant difference; those in charge politically of the picture may have\ngotten a handle on the situation in time to remedy it. \nCertainly in Canada, the hardship was as acute as anywhere\non earth, with the unemployment rate spiking almost monthly, until it peaked\naround 8.7% in August before tailing off marginally. The rate measured 8.5% for\nNovember, the last month in which figures were available. \nTo stem the tide, Prime Minister Stephen Harper – whose own\njob status was at times precarious – proposed a series of stimulus measures,\nproviding almost $30 billion in support to the Canadian economy, through\ninfrastructure programs, business support programs, support for housing\nconstruction and the like. In all, the support amounted to about 1.9% of\nCanada’s total economy. But after operating with surpluses for years, the Feds\nfound going deeper into deficits a culture shock.\nThe full version of this article can be found at:\nhttp://www.allpennystocks.com/aps_ca/special_reports/076/2009-In-Review:-The-View-From-Canada.htm\nAbout AllPennyStocks.com:\nAllPennyStocks.com is focused on the small-cap / penny\nstock market and has become a reputable name in the investment community. AllPennyStocks.com runs a Canadian and US site to provide investors in Canada as well as the United States with informative and\nunique content and information. \nAllPennyStocks.com r...

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