Manitoba to raise minimum wage to 6.25 by April 2001
Manitoba will implement the second stage of the 1998 chair’s recommendation to lift the provincial minimum wage from 6.00 to 6.25 per hour effective April 1, 2001. The change follows public consultation and aims for stable annual reviews with a new minimum wage board.
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Can civility be restored in modern life
Canadian columnist Fred McGuinness reflects on declining civility since the 1980s, citing televised debates, crowded public forums, and a culture of grumbling. He recalls anecdotes from his Christmas Tree Farm era and Serask.tv panels, urging readers to model courteous discourse and seek constructive dialogue.
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Open House Planned for Premium Park Facility Opening
Public invited to tour the barn and facilities at the new mul tiplication farrow to wean site as officials and executives attend. Herman Lansink Michael Wilson and Geneticorc reps will be present along with Rural Municipality of Hamiota officials. Ribbon cutting will mark months of planning with first sow shipments due late next week and staff hiring underway. Directions: Hwy 21 south from Hamiota then west two miles and south half mile to east side of road. Pork lunch served starting noon.
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al Robertson
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