Whiteshell Plan Within 18 Months
Walter Danyluk of the Manitoba department of tourism and recreation said a comprehensive Whiteshell Provincial Park development plan is under formulation and will be released within 18 months. The park will be zoned into five recreation areas at West Hawk Lake Falcon Lake Nutimik Lake and Pointe du Bois with a focus on complex planning.
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Whiteshell Provincial Park
Walter Danyyluk
Manitoba Department of Tourism and Recreation
Danyluk
Citizens’ Environmental Council
Whiteshell
West Hawk Lake
Falcon Lake
Nutimik Lake
Pointe du Bois
Agreement Could Bring 12 Million In Grants For The Pas Project
The federal government may provide 112 million in grants to Churchill Forest Industries in The Pas. Premier Ed Schreyer noted that 9.6 million is held in trust and an additional 2.4 million could be released later, in a deal discussed with Jean Allard in the Legislature.
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Toba
Churchill Forest Industries
Pas
Ed Schreyer
Schreyer
Jean Allard
Ind
Rupertsland
1972 Tax Return Deductions Explained for Students
The article explains exemptions for children, education deductions, and tuition fee rules for 1972. It uses examples with Robbie Lansdowne and Martin Matheson to show how tuition and education deductions affect exemptions and overall taxable income. It emphasizes claiming options, proper records, and the impact on dependent exemptions.
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Robbie Lansdowne
Martin Matheson
Steve Church
Brian Mellish
University of Manitoba
Brian
Canada
Mellish
Manitoba budget debate shows tension over private enterprise
Deputy Conservative Harry Enns warned that four years of NDP rule threaten private business in Manitoba, citing potential future takeovers of grocery chains and mining. Premier Schreyer supported private enterprise with risk sharing, while hinting at more public or joint ventures in mining. In Bristol, England, workers unearthed 18th century slave chains in a derelict warehouse cellar, slated for exhibit after restoration.
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Harry Enns
Manitoba
New Democratic Party
Enns
Lakeside
NDP
Ed Schreyer
Schreyer
Bristol
England
Gloucestershire
Manitoba opposition votes to accept Schreyer budget surprise
In Friday action the Manitoba Legislature saw opposition Conservatives and Liberals join Premier Ed Schreyer’s government to pass the 1973-1974 budget after failing to defeat it with non confidence motions. Spivak and Johnston cited concerns but argued voting against would be politically costly. The budget includes tax rebates of 100 to 200 dollars, revenue sharing with municipalities, and increased education funding as the eight day budget debate ends.
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Manitoba
Ed Schreyer
Sidney Spivak
Liberal House
Gordon Johnston
Portage la Prairie
Liberal
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George Hyde
Sidney
W.H
Bill) Burch
Carberry, Man
Jim Caskey
Portage
Minnedosa
Portage Community Sale
Nick Yanchuk
Portage District
Coltart
Portage la Prairie Daily Graphic
The
Portage Leader
MacGregor Herald
Leslie Litman
C.A
Thorne Gunn Company
Jennie McAdam
Jennies
Sam Collish
Income Tax Department
Robbie
Mr. Lansdowne
Ation
Mr. Mellish
Braun
Joyce Lye
Murial Snaith
Arlene Muir
Colleen Smith
Helen
Borton
Winnipeg
Ative
Rifle Club
MacGregor Collegiate
MacGregor Hotel
Manitoba Beef Cattle Indexing Centre
Douglas
Man
Brandon
Hwy
Simmental
Lyle Husenetter
Benito
Manitoba Beef Cattle Performance Association
Cortina
Tecza Mercury Sales Ltd
Teor
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