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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 27, 1992
Page
2
The federal program announced in Regina on Oct. 2 offers interest free loans up to 50000 for harvested crops awaiting sale. Emergency cash advances up to 3000 will support grain drying. A further commitment guarantees interest free advances on unthreshed grain if wet harvest conditions persist.
In Dauphin Manitoba the Friendship Centre runs a hot lunch program on Tuesdays and Thursdays to help families on social assistance. Youth program co ordinator Alison Makar says many children lack proper meals and organizers expect over 70 attendees, hoping the service lasts through winter or until year end.
In Holland the Reform Party chose Jake Hoeppner over Jim Buhr and Garry Henderson in a crowded three way contest. Hoeppner secured 175 votes as Reform supporters filled the community hall to back the Snowflake area farmer for the federal riding.
Bonnie Mitchelson addressing the Northern Women's Resource Centre in Flin Flon outlined a government policy Speaking to the Future aimed at Aboriginal women. She emphasized clear language and accessibility, noting free translations for nonEnglish speakers and promised government resources on nutrition education and parenting.
Federal Energy Minister Jake Epp defends the Charlottetown Agreement linking federal to provincial powers in mining forestry and labor saying it reduces government waste and overlap. He cites the 1200 strong Ministry of State as an example of unnecessary expansion.
Manitoba Hydro announced no rate hikes for general consumer customers in 1993, citing difficult economic times and anticipated ample water storage. The decision aims to keep electricity rates among North America’s lowest, with exports rising on a May 1993 sale to Northern States Power and total export sales projected above $200 million in 1993/94.
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