Let's Talk Taxes Part II on joining taxpaying sector
Canada faces a harsh verdict from financial markets as debt downgrades and a sinking dollar prompt rapid government reform. A taxpayer-friendly public sector emerges through accountability, value-led services, and competition. Examples include New Zealand style departments, Sunnyvale's surplus era, and Dana Pointe's service-heavy, tax-paying model.
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Peter Holle
Canada
Marie Antoinette
Maine
Bank of Canada
New Zealand
Sunnyvale
California
Winnipeg
Dana Pointe
The
Association of Manitoba Taxpayers
Paving planned on Hwy 1 between Erie and 430 junction
The Manitoba government approves 2.35 million dollars for west bound Trans-Canada paving from Erie to Provincial Road 430. Project includes shaving ruts and resurfacing plus shoulder paving. Traffic may drop to one lane during work but officials promise no major disruptions. News also notes Virden’s water supply no longer meets recent health guideline changes.
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Portage la Prairie
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Erie
Bob McKay
Portage
McKay
Manitoba Highways
Virden
Arsenic levels in Virden water under new provincial standard
Manitoba officials discussed arsenic in Virden water with Mayor Darcy Cockbill and health officers. Old source averaged 0.042 mgl, new source 0.067 mgl at startup, now stabilizing near the old source. New federal limit for arsenic is 0.025 mgl, so neither source complies. Interim options will be considered before treatment. Also noted is Paul Sydor of Dauphin closing his long running shoemaker shop after 61 years.
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Manitoba
Virden
Darcy Cockbill
Paul Sydor
Dauphin
Sydor
Ukraine
Canada
Grandview
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