Manitoba Announces Voluntary Beef Stabilization Program
Manitoba will spend up to 17.5 million in the first year to aid beef producers with a voluntary contributory stabilization plan. Producers enroll this spring to receive up to 50 per cow, with low interest loans and a beef marketing commission to administer the fund. The six year program aims to insulate prices, expand slaughter cattle output, and stabilize income for cow calf producers, with two support levels and premiums offset by a government grant and fund advances.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Bill Uruski
Uruski
Beef Marketing Commission
Manitoba to Grant 160000 for Energy Efficient Homes
Manitoba homeowners will receive 1600 tax free grants to aid building super energy efficient houses. Energy minister Parasiuk said cabinet approved the grants, with regional distribution to share funding across the province. Applications closed last November and homeowners have until June 1982 to finish their homes.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Energy and Mines
Wilson Parasiuk
Parasiuk
Manitoba interest free funds aid credit unions five years
Premier Howard Pawley announced Manitoba will advance 29.5 million in five year interest free loans to stabilize the credit union system. About 25 million goes to the Credit Union Stabilization Fund and 4.5 million to Le Fonds de Securite. The plan includes a loan bill, legislative amendments, and government supervision to ensure growth amid high interest rates and the Reagan era recession. The funds aim to boost economic activity and support Manitoban communities with credit unions representing a major investment pool.
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Winnipeg
Howard Pawley
Manitoba
Credit Union Central of Manitoba
International Inn
Credit Union Stabilization Fund
le Fonds de Securite
Caisses Popularres
Caisses Popularies
Pawley
Caisse Populaires
Caisees Popularies
Manitoba grants CNIB 838307 for 1982 year
The Manitoba government approves an operating grant of 838,307 dollars for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind for 1982. Community Services and Corrections Minister Len Evans notes the grant is 143,233 dollars higher than 1981 to offset inflation impacting the CNIB budget.
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Winnipeg
Canadian National Institute For the Blind
C.N.I.N
Manitoba
Len Evans
C.N.I.B
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