Town rejects hog plant bid amid infrastructure limits
Stonewall declines Maple Leaf Meats offer for a 50,000 hog per week slaughtering plant citing sewer and water usage near one million cubic meters annually and overall strain on town infrastructure. Nearby, Baldur loses Royal Bank branch assets while exploring a new credit union. Virden says farewell to optometrist Dr. Roy Brown as Dr. David Cochrane arrives May 1. Five Western Christian College students prepare a six week Ukraine teaching mission starting May 11.
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Sioux Valley Reserve
Greg Perkins
Neepawa
Minnedosa
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Ontario
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Western Christian College
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Dauphin
Scott Roberts
Ukraine
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Europe
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Taxpayer's Voters Guide Part IV Pocketbook policies
Mitch Gray discusses tax cut viability and government waste in Canada. He cites U.S. and British tax cuts fueling revenue, weighs Liberal Reform NDP and Tory plans, and urges voters to choose based on current spending and tax-cut value. The piece promotes Let’s Talk Taxes from the Manitoba Association.
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Canadian Taxpayers Federation
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