Manitoba budget cut 87 million for 1983 84
Manitoba 1983 84 budgetary requirements drop by 87 million or 15 percent to 491 9 million from 578 9 million while the current operating deficit improves to 236 5 million and capital expenditures fall to 255 4 million. The Third Quarterly Financial Report, issued by Finance Minister Vic Schroeder, notes spending reductions of 64 3 million and a revenue forecast rise to 2 770 5 million.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Vic Schroeder
Schroeder
Finance Department
Mr. Schroeder
Subdivision Fees Rise In Manitoba On April First
Manitoba government raises subdivision application fee to 50 dollars per application and 50 dollars per lot created effective April 1 1984. Anstett says revenue will cover about 35 percent of costs, up from 10 percent, with total 1984 processing costs just over 500000. Provincial review aims to protect agricultural land and ensure efficient municipal services.
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Winnipeg
Andy Anstett
Manitoba
Anstett
Grants in lieu taxes for wildlife areas announced
Andy Anstett said grants in lieu of taxes totaling about 180000 will be paid to municipalities starting January 1, 1985. Forty eight wildlife management areas covering 11352 square miles are excluded from Crown land grants in lieu. Amendments to the Municipal Act will authorize payments to municipalities. The Department of Municipal Affairs will administer the program.
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Winnipeg
Andy Anstett
Anstett
Department of Municipal Affairs
Semi-Private Rate Increases In Manitoba Hospitals
Health Minister L L Desjardins announced effective April 1 1984 the maximum daily charge for semi private hospital room accommodation rises from 16 35 to 20 dollars. The increase applies to those who choose semi private rooms as a preference not for medical reasons.
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Winnipeg
L.L. Dejardins
Manitoba Health Services Commission
Desjardins
Mazankowski backs fuel tax removal to aid farmers
MP Len Gustafson supports Don Mazankowski's motion in the House calling for the removal of the 9 percent federal sales tax on fuels used for food production. He argues the tax relief would lower costs for farmers by about 17 to 18 cents per gallon and ease burdens from low commodity prices and Liberal policies.
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Winnipeg
Len Gustafson
Assiniboia
Canadian Wheat Board
House of Commons
Don Mazankowski
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