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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1998
Page
5
Inky Mark voices strong Canadian taxpayer focus against Liberal budget choices. He argues the budget balances via taxes not responsible spending, blasts small tax cuts and calls for a permanent balanced-budget commitment and better provincial transfers for tuition relief.
Federal Finance Minister Paul Martin delivers the first balanced budget in 30 years as Canada’s economy outperforms 67 countries. The budget emphasizes growth and investment with tax changes to support education and knowledge access, including student loan relief and RRSP education credits. The plan targets single parents upgrading education and extends through 1999-2000.
Council notes several employment changes after Jan 15 meeting. Cororal Harrison reports January policing data. CAO to contact Manitoba Water Services Board on pump prices. By law 2/98 second reading. Lot sales, development plans, and pool funding discussed with Hamiota Economic Development Corporation. Two officers to leave. paving and revetting concerns noted. Pool committee funded up to 100000 by pledge-backed loan.
The Hamiota Swimming Pool fund raising committee hosts a Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre on Friday March 20. Seven Ages Productions from Brandon will perform a four course meal includes cocktails from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. Dinner at 7:00 p.m. Seats are by reservation with options for individuals or a full table. Call Penny Dixon Lori Lockhart Lee Ann Haggarty or Nancy Strachan to buy tickets.
MP Inky Mark released results from a Prairie Mountain Link questionnaire mailed to Dauphin-Swan River residents. A majority favored using any budget surplus to erase the federal debt and to cut GST and income taxes, with sizable support for broader tax relief and debt reduction over new programs.
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