Manitoba Legislature Recap Shows Rising Costs and Reallocation Debate
Last week in Manitoba's legislature the throne speech passed with no recorded vote. Estimates project expenditures rising by about 570,000,000 with increases in Education Health Agriculture Public Works and Natural Resources. A committee to consider redistributing constituencies is to study the matter after a 1932 attempt.
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Government considers amendments and relief measures
A King's Printer appointment is debated while the Premier delays a decision. Law amendments committee reviews the Federal Farmers Creditors Arrangement Act and Provincial Debt Adjustment Act interplay. Highway traffic amendments aim to cut fatalities. A heated Turtle Mountain debate accuses drought relief gaps and seed feed shortages amid drought areas facing direct relief.
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Britain to Build 148 New Warships in Defense Drive
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