Judges consider creative penalty for teens vandalism case
A Manitoba judge sentences eight 16 to 17 year old males for a March blizzard vandalism spree with 10 000 damage. They must repay, 12 month probation with no drinking, 25 to 200 hours community service by August 25, and driving privileges revoked. Parents must apologize and restitution offered.
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Manitoba expands family support via National Child Benefit
Manitoba outlines heavy investments to help families, with the National Child Benefit expanding the child tax benefit for lower income families. The province reinvests NCB funds into child care, early intervention, adolescent pregnancy programs, and job training while preserving benefits for those on income assistance. The plan includes 10 million in NCB reinvestments and 5 million in additional funding, part of a 20 million budget package, plus 1 million over three years for fetal alcohol syndrome programs.
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