Manitoba Conservative plan links power to northern growth
A Conservative discussion highlights Grand Rapids power from the Nelson River as a key to Manitoba north development. Roads improvements boosted local benefits and a low tax structure is cited, with 55 percent of spending aiding municipalities and few civil servants in the province.
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Roblin Government Highlights Manitoba Gains and Local Projects
Manitoba officials touted a four year record of loan programs and increased grants to farming, health, and education while defending the Roblin administration. They cited reduced unemployment, crop insurance leadership, rural development, and plans for a northern technical training school, plus concerns over local contracting and price fairness.
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Roblin
Canada
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Carroll
Birch River
Liberals
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Apos Amar Pangs
Henry Jones
Cranberry Portage
Doug McBride
Jones
Tete
McBride
Pas
Attorney General's Department
Flin Flon
Ottawa
Dauphin
North
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Liberal candidate outlines local issues in Legion Hall
Adam Deminick, Liberal candidate, urged expansion programs funded as affordable, critiquing Tory promises to spend with higher taxes. He faulted property tax increases for education and called for revenue from general funds. He urged review of municipal spending and criticized Tory borrowing.
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Legion Hall
Owever
Dominick
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