Decentralization Delays Hit Manitoba MACC Office Move
Frustration rises as plans to relocate MACC to Glenboro are scrapped and three government positions remain unassigned. Local council and Chamber of Commerce face uncertainty over office space and needed lead time, while no official action has begun. Announ cing it is one thing visible progress another. M W
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Manitoba
MACC
Glenboro
Chamber of Commerce
M.W
Tough Decisions at NATO Over Unified Germany Membership
The note discusses NATO members facing hard choices about Germany joining, citing WWII memories and caution on rearming Germany. It mentions Gorbachev, Bush, and concerns over Soviet risks, questioning whether NATO's mandate remains valid.
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Gorbachev
George Bush
Germany
NATO
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
M.W
The Rise and Limits of Charity Runs
A reader argues that popular charity runs like Terry Fox events are effective but discriminatory to non runners. The letter suggests inclusive fundraising ideas such as cake eating pledges or couch potato research to broaden participation and asks organizers to coordinate events to avoid oversaturation.
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Canada
Joe
M.W
Unitel bids to enter Canadian long distance market
Dear Editor. On May 16 Unitel Communications filed with the CRTC to compete in long distance.Television commercials promise a bold future, but critics say Unitel, a Rogers and Canadian Pacific alliance, aims at the profitable long distance segment. A study predicts 85% of Canadians would pay more for phone service with competition. Saskatchewan study suggests local rates could rise up to 167 percent. Universal, affordable service has been a regulator priority, with monopolies in long distance traded for low local prices and universal access.
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Unitel Communications
C.R.T.C
Unitel
Canadian Pacific
Rogers Communications
Manitoba
Bud Sherman
Government of Saskatchewan
Canada
Home based businesses rise from kitchens to workshops
Brenda Ferguson Henry Huska Herman Edwards Liz and Peter Duchominsky share a trend in home based work. They craft hides clocks leather goods and baked items turning passions into small scale production. Experts Karen Wiebe Wendy Priesnitz Bonnie Jackson note growing self employment and offer guidance.
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Brenda Ferguson
Henry Huska
Herman Edwards
Liz
Peter Duchominsky
Vermilion
Dauphin
Vulcan
Ireland
Sanford
Karen Wiebe
Manitoba
R.R. 2
Manitou
Wendy Priesnitz
Home Business
Markville Road
Unionville
Ontario
Bonnie Jackson
P.O. Box
Watford
Nom
Mary Kay
Laura Ashley
Pepperidge Farms
Estee Lauder
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