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Hamiota Echo

Location

Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Jan 28, 1987

Page

16

Renewal Forms Sent for Guaranteed Income in Manitoba

Manitoba seniors are receiving renewal kits for the Guaranteed Income Supplement GIS and Spouse's Allowance. Applicants must return forms to the Income Security Programs Regional Office in Winnipeg by March 31 1987 to ensure April pension payments. The program aids OAS pensioners with low income, with offices in Winnipeg and Brandon and a toll free Manitoba number.

Winnipeg Manitoba Rollie Blanchette Income Security Programs Health and Welfare Canada Canada Pension Plan Brandon

Manitoba FarmStart program announced in Manitoba

Agriculture Minister Bill Uruski announced FarmStart to ease farm transfers to a new generation. It offers low cost mortgage credit via MACC guarantees for land or farm units and includes direct MACC loans when needed. Purchasers must be 18 plus Canadian citizens or landed immigrants, farmers by occupation, with net worth under 185000, and vendor must have operated the farm.

Winnipeg Bill Uruski Manitoba Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation MACC

New RRSP Rules Expand Retirement Saving Options

Ottawa introduces higher RRSP ceilings rising to 15 500 by 1991 with 18 percent of earned income cap, plus carry forward up to seven years. Starting 1988, taxpayers will receive annual limit notices, enabling easier calculation and year-long contributions.

Ottawa Revenue Canada Department of Finance Canada

This Week in Canada Jan 27 Through Jan 28 Highlights

This week covers notable Canadian events from January 27 and 28 across years. Ottawa became capital in 1858, Montreal approved a $300 million subway in 1961, a French force left Trois Rivieres to attack New England in 1689, and Vis count Alexander ended his term as governor-general in 1952.

Ottawa Canada Montreal Trois Rivieres New England Viscount Alexander

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