Throne speech outlines rural Manitoba development plan
The Speech from the Throne for Manitoba's 34th Legislature details rural focus moves. It highlights off farm income diversification, drought response for farming areas, water strategy, soil and water conservation talks with Ottawa, and federal prairie cooperation. It also covers rural health incentives, daycare expansion, policing and justice services, education finance reform, road upgrades, northern development, and renegotiation of federal agreements.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Legislative Assembly of Manitoba
Prairie
Consolidation creates new Department of Co operative Affairs
Winnipeg Manitoba Consolidation of the departments of Co operative Development and Consumer and Corporate Affairs forms the Department of Co operative Consumer and Corporate Affairs effective August 1 1988. Minister Jim McCrae says the change improves efficiency and service while unifying provincial regulation of financial institutions. Dick Chenier will coordinate the regulatory review and Don Zasada remains deputy minister.
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Winnipeg
McCrae
Manitoba
Dick Chenier
Don Zasada
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