Cubans opt out of exchange program
Neepawa participants Carlos Alberto and Zucell Martinez, both adults, left the Canada World Youth Exchange in Neepawa after arriving in September for 12 weeks. Their visas expired in November and they took nothing with them leaving a note. Citizenship and Immigration Canada cannot sponsor landed status. Cuban official says they chose to stay in Canada, while the program continues with other participants returning home.
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Cuba
Carlos Alberto
Zucell Martinez
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
Neepawa Rcmp
Sanz Tellez
Tellez
United States
Hamburger disease case prompts school health measures
Roblin Elementary School monitors third kindergarten case of hamburger disease. Letters warn parents of containment steps, excused class, suspended hot lunch, enhanced cleaning, and handwashing education. Dr. Elise Weiss notes risk from undercooked meat and raw milk. spread is preventable with proper food prep.
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Elise Weiss
Tax Cuts vs Debt Relief Spar Over Manitoba Finances
Victor Vrsnik argues Manitoba should use tax cuts alongside debt relief rather than restrain budget spending. He cites $577 million in rainy day funds, an $8 billion debt to retire in 30 years, and a planned $75 million down payment this year. Polls show balanced support for tax cuts and debt relief amid rising CPP taxes and bracket creep, urging more disposable income to spur growth.
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Manitoba
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Fraser Institute
Ottawa
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Ave Manitoban
Manitobaers Association
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