Development Day irony as CIDA cuts hit aid plans
The 1989 Development Day marks a sharp contrast to prior celebration as Canada faces deep CIDA budget cuts. Experts warn the Third World loses Canada’s voice in aid while NGOs brace for a potential second budget cut. The Sharing Our Future pledge aims for 6 percent of GDP to go to development aid by 1995.
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Canadian International Development Agency
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Asia
Latin America
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Stephen Lewis
United Nations
Maureen O'Neil
North-South Institute
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Canadian Council For International Co-operation
Seniors Information Line opens as Manitoba one stop info hub
Manitoba launches a one stop seniors information line to link callers with programs and services. Minister James Downey says the line serves as a central contact point for seniors, connecting them to government and community resources. Winnipeg numbers are 945 6565 and toll free 1 800 665 6565, 8:30 to 4:30 weekdays.
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Seniors win in Manitoba hunting rights clarification
Senior citizens in Manitoba may hunt upland birds and waterfowl without a Wildlife Certificate or provincial game bird licence. They must still hold a federal Migratory Game Bird Hunting Permit and Wildlife Conservation Stamp. Refunds available for those who bought the 1989 Wildlife Certificate and game bird licence.
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Manitoba
Natural Resources
Harry Enns
Department of Natural Resources
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