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Newspaper

Macgregor Herald

Location

Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 23, 1967

Page

2

Luxury Financing Debate Signals Tax Rise Across Governments

A provincial critic argues against deficit financing amid prosperity warning that luxury spending climbs from 11.2 to 15.8 billion over five years. Ottawa insists provinces tax more if they spend more, aiming to curb debt while preserving essential services. The piece notes federal provincial gaps and urges economies and deferrals to avoid higher future taxes or perpetual interest costs.

Ontario Mr. Roberts Federal Spe Inter- Seminaril Sanes Ottawa

Quebec vows French only highway signs during Expo 67

A column ridicules Quebec's decision to keep highway signs in French for Expo 67 and argues for bilingual or international symbols on signs. It criticizes federal moves and envisions Europe style multilingual tourist signage replacing language barriers.

Quebec France North America Europe Canada

Merchants Propose 8% Commission on Tax Collection

The Manitoba Retail Merchants Association asks Premier Dutt Roblin to set an eight to 10 percent commission on a five percent sales tax starting June 1. The letter argues retailers need compensation for cash register conversions, staff training, and customer explanations, noting initial costs. The division sent the letter Feb. 17 and awaits a response.

Manitoba Retail Merchants Association of Canada Tom McDonald

Witney Sets Manitoba Compulsory Medical Plan Stance

Health Minister C H Witney stated Manitoba was forced into a compulsory medical care insurance program by federal cost sharing terms. The plan, effective July 1 1968, relies on 90 percent federal grants with the balance from premiums, and features payroll deductions for employees and direct payments for self employed.

C. H. Witney Manitoba Manitoba Medical Insurance Corporation Manitoba Medical Association Witney Manitoba Medical Service

Manitoba plans compulsory medical insurance with outside practice

The Manitoba government introduces the Manitoba Medical Plan allowing doctors to practice outside the prepaid system and patients to choose their doctor. A Crown corporation will administer premiums, with collection via employers, self employed, or municipalities. The plan includes penalties for nonpayment and a medical committee to oversee abuses.

Manitoba Manitoba Medical Service Manitoba Medical Insurance Corporation Ie Monitaire Meneal Anode WA Eiene C. H. Witney

Bird Construction Ltd Cleared of Fraud Charges in Alberta Court

Bird Construction Ltd of Winnipeg was found not guilty in Alberta Supreme Court on seven fraud charges involving two Alberta firms. Judge W J C Kirby ruled no deceit or fraud occurred in dealings between Bird Building Supplies, a Bird division, and the company. Two charges were dismissed earlier. trial spanned ten days.

Bird Construction Ltd Winnipeg Alberta Canada- Wide Investments Ltd Calgary

Brown Camps Establish Homes for Emotionally Disturbed

The Moose Jaw facility hosts seven girls and three boys in two Brown Camps houses, with staff and volunteers engaging residents in schooling, sewing, music, and community activities. The program aims to humanize troubled youth within a family atmosphere, remodeling to house five children per home and integrating them into local life. Founded by John Brown, the company runs 12 Canadian centers with 178 staff, funded by $26 daily fees from families or government wards.

Moose Moose Jaw Carlo Tela Starr John Brown Toronto Warrendale Brown Saskatchewan

Christians Jews Invite Wilson to speak at Canadian conference

The Canadian Council of Christians and Jews invites British Prime Minister Harold Wilson to be keynote speaker at a national conference on human relations for management and labor. If he accepts the event would be held in May 2022, likely with a Winnipeg stop, and 60 to 80 delegates from across Canada are expected.

Canadian Council of Christians and Jews Harold Wilson Management and Labor Wilson Fraser Earle Winnipeg Earle Canada

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