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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 06, 1998

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RCMP to share manpower between Hamiota and Shoal Lake

RCMP detachments in Hamiota and Shoal Lake share on call duties in 3 week and 4 week blocks to cut costs. The plan aims to reduce a projected Manitoba RCMP deficit over $1 million and to pursue a broader resource sharing agreement. Councils in the two detachment areas mostly approved a one year trial with assurances no loss of resources. The decision awaits review by the RCMP Division Executive Committee.

Wanda Strachan RCMP Hamiota Shoal Lake C . Kevin Harrison Eminia Manitoba Strathclair Cpl R.M Harrison

MTS seeks price increases after CRTC ruling

Manitoba Telecom Services filed with the CRTC to raise local prices in Manitoba. The CRTC's March decision granted a 49 cent per residential line increase effective Jan 1, plus a 35 cent interim rise from December. MTS seeks retroactive 49 cent per line and extra 11 cent and 26 cent increases for specific lines starting May 1, under the price cap formula. Bill Fraser says changes align prices with actual costs and foster future competition while tax changes lead to phased price adjustments over eight years to shield customers. For 1998, no increase is planned in year one of the eight-year plan.

Manitoba Telecompangemeet MTS Omc CRT Manitoba CRTC Brandon Residentia Bill Fraser Manitoba Telecom Services Inc

Manitoba strengthens stand against drinking and driving

Manitoba announces tougher measures against drivers with a blood alcohol concentration of .05 or higher or those who refuse a breathalyzer. The new rules impose a 24 hour licence suspension, a $24.40 reinstatement fee, and mandatory impairment assessment after multiple suspensions, with added penalties for driving while suspended and higher impoundment fees.

Manitoba Justice Vic Toews Highways and Transportation Glen Findlay Findlay

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