Lets Talk Taxes and the Corporate Tax Debate
A policy piece argues to move corporations into the taxpaying sector by taxing businesses more and cutting services. It claims higher corporate taxes raise prices and reduce investment, while shifting burden onto workers. The author urges selling or removing corporate privileges to fund public services and reduce debt. The piece is a fictional feature from the Association of Manitoba Taxpayers.
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Peter Holle
Mamy Tils
Alberta
Wits
Pabine Seroces
Call
Dsr
Tangaeyer
Max Haewe
Maometes Coegerste Commons
Apgernunis
Taxpepg
Umrpzyung
Goitas
Gom
Faermess
Taney
Tampayers
Ae Corporations i Manche
Peyse Saget
Manaiche
Taozes
The
Association of Maonuobi Tazpovers
Neepawa enters sewer plan and seed debates across Manitoba
The article notes Neepawa moving ahead on a major water and street project along Meoumam Avenue, while farmers face seed decisions from 1963 crop and seed viability. It also reports on Roblin and Goose Lake High losing teaching posts due to district budget gaps, with Intermountain school division raising municipal assessments and cutting unpaid days off. A Brandon General Hospital redevelopment gets initial approval, planning new Westman Lab facilities and an energy centre.
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Roblin
Roblin Elementary
Goose Lake High
Intermountain
Bart Michaleski
Michaleski
Brandon General Hospital
Manitoba
Westman Lab
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