An additional 56 people were hurt province-wide.
Federal cuts to social housing from as far back as 1993 are still hurting the province, Bell said, because no PEI government has been able to replace the investment.
Yu ticked off a few: The government holds down the price of coal, oil and other natural resources, hurting interior provinces that produce these resources to the benefit of coastal exporters that use them.
The critics of the terminal claim that the development and future tanker traffic would hurt the the provinces billion-dollar fishing industry and destroying the way of life of local Aboriginal peoples.
The former governor, Hajji Fazluddin Agha, who had also served as Mr. Karzai's top campaign official in the province, was not hurt when the bomb was detonated using a remote-controlled device.
Mexicans in the northern border provinces have been hurt by the collapse of America's car industry.
That could hurt Chinese farmers in southern provinces like Guangxi and Yunnan, said Mr. Song, director of the trade research division at the Institute of World Economics and Politics at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in Beijing.
But China worries that a stronger currency could hurt struggling factories in the coastal provinces because they operate on thin margins and export goods based on contracts denominated in dollars.
The vice-presidential candidate, Ahmed Zia Massoud, was not hurt in the attack, in the northeastern province of Badakshan, which came three days before Afghanistan's first direct presidential election and followed a rocket attack against Mr. Karzai last month.
If house-brand shoes don't hurt Saks' cachet, its expansion into the provinces might.
Many workers left the province, which suppressed real estate prices and hurt financial institutions; two Albertan banks, the Canadian Commercial Bank and the Northlands Bank, failed in September 1985.
