Marchand family eyes asylum amid deportation threat
The Marchand family of seven near Marchand Manitoba seek political asylum in the United States after alleging persecution by government agencies. They recount harassment by the justice department and FBI, a son shot at while awaiting school transport, and a pending immigration board hearing later this month.
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Manitoba Taxpayers Debate March Budget and Tax Relief
Victor Vrsnik argues Manitoba faces a March budget where tax relief hinges on balancing fiscal restraint with debt reduction. He notes a history of debt retirement, a growing economy, and questions whether the Filmon government will cut taxes for all Manitobans or favor spending to fund services. He cites a $8 billion debt target, a $75 million down payment, and gaps in lowering the 52 percent income tax rate. Vrsnik is Provincial Director of the Manitoba Taxpayers Association.
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Manitoba
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Manitoba Taxpayers Association
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