Elderly Immigrants Should Not Access Canada Medical Benefits
A Diane Francis column argues against Canadian medical and welfare benefits for elderly immigrants. The piece claims sponsorship rules let foreigners obtain full care without contributing, cites costs during 1989 to 1993 immigration, and urges private insurance bonds, five year residency limits, deportation for serious crimes, and full costs for returning citizens reestablishing residence.
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Canada
U.S
Ottawa
Annexation debates and village amalgamation talk in Manitoba RM
Council discussions in the R M of Lac du Bonnet address annexation of village property and potential amalgamation as a remedy for revenue loss. Other items celebrate Dauphin's 102nd Agricultural Society Fair drawing 15 000 attendees despite rain and report highway seal problems near Moosomin with compensation claims opened by the Saskatchewan Department of Highways. Amber Henry Fund donations total over 83000 with 51000 spent. a 22000 cheque presented to Winnipeg Children's Hospital.
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R.M
Lac du Bonnet
Dave Marion
A.M
Dauphin
Fair
Highways
Saskatchewan Department of Highways
Yee McAuley
Amber Henry Fund
Amber
Amber Henry
Lions Club
Miss Henry
H. Cross
Winnipeg Children’s Hospital
Lions
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Hamiota Echo
Diane Francis
Toronto Sun
Moosomin
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Virden Lions
Roxann Barker
Ut U
Nesbitt Publishing Ltd
Box
Hamiota
Manitoba
Romoto Telephone
Gregory Nesbitt
Heather Dickson
Hamiota Roxann Barker
Birtle
Michelle Gensiorer
Rossburn Kelly McMurachy
Dorothy Barr
Marcie Harrison
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