Manitoba Adopts Orderly Payment of Debts Program
Manitoba implements a province wide orderly payment of debts plan by order in council. Debtors can apply to County Court for a consolidation order up to 3000 with fixed repayment rates and a 10 dollar filing fee. Amendments to Employment Standards Act ban garnishment termination and expand exemptions while allowing installments to clear judgments.
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Supreme Court of Canada
Alberta
Manitoba
Lyon
Law Courts
Broadway
Kennedy Street
Obie Baizley
Manitoba Labour Board
Increased Duck Bag Limit For Manitoba This Fall
Manitoba hunters may take eight ducks daily and sixteen in possession this fall up from six and twelve. Canvasbacks and mallards limited to two daily and four in possession. Mallard season runs noon Sept 2 south of 53rd parallel. geese five daily ten in possession. Wilsons snipe ten daily twenty in possession. sandhill cranes four daily eight in possession with licence. Pamphlets available from vendors and wildlife branch Winnipeg.
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Manitoba
Mines and Natural Resources
Gurney Evans
Big Grass
Wildlife Branch
Norquay Building
Winnipeg
Detective Killed As Car Rolls In Brampton Ontario
Brampton Ontario detective Walter Bruce Wright age 45 died after his car failed to turn at a green light and crashed into a ditch. A 21 year veteran of the force he was trapped for half an hour and died at Toronto Western Hospital after initial treatment at Peel Memorial. Wright served in Northwest Europe as a captain in the Algonquin Infantry Regiment and held the Military Cross. He is survived by his wife two sons a daughter and extended family. Service was held at A Ray Miller Funeral Home Chapel with interment at Sanctuary Park Cemetery Veterans Plot.
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Brampton
Metro
Walter Bruce Wright
Ridgehampton Ct
Peel Memorial Hospital
Toronto Western
Kennedy Rd
Steeles Ave
Det
Wright
Europe
Algonquin Infantry Regiment
Hedy (Parker) Wright
William
Bill
Ottawa
Bruce
Linda
Frances Wright
N. Curll
Kay
Hamiota
Herbert
Red Deer
Alta
Edward
Ted
Toronto
A. Ray Miller
Veterans Plot
Sanctuary Park Cemetery
Mallards in Short Supply in Manitoba
Manitoba wildlife officials declare a closed season on mallards south of the 53rd parallel until October 2 to protect breeding birds. North of the line hunters may take two mallards daily and four in possession. strict enforcement will include extra check stations and proof of legal shot, with one wing and attached feather required for identification.
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Manitoba
RCMP
Wildlife Branch
Canada