Manitoba Throne Speech Outlines Economic Growth and Public Reform
The Manitoba government pledges continued economic and industrial development with balanced regional growth and private sector support. It promotes the Spirit of 10 centennial effort, targets for 1980 development, and a provincial consumer bureau with an ombudsman. Tourism expands with Spruce Woods Park opening and Asessippi Park development. Legal updates include expropriation, public intoxication procedures, and estate tax equity adjustments.
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Omic Development
Commission On
Consumer Affairs
Consumer Bureau
Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs
Office of Ombudsman
Spruce Woods Park
Asessippi Park
Bird's Hill Park
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Electoral Divisions Boundaries Commission
Series of Throne Speech programs outlined for Manitoba
The Throne Speech opening the third Manitoba Legislature session announced broad programs across agriculture education health and social services. It includes higher school funding public school board controls retroactive grants for unitary divisions radio education open university potential and expansion of health services housing and rehabilitation facilities across northern and remote Manitoba locations.
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Interlake
Brandon
Public Schools Finance Board
Health and Social Services Department
Selkirk Hospital
Manitoba Throne Speech Outlines Urban Renewal and Infrastructure
The Throne Speech details plans for low rental housing in Winnipeg, provincial support for urban renewal area No. 3,继续 highway and road projects including Lynn Lake road and No. 6 expansion, a new bridge at The Pas, Portage la Prairie bypass, and four-laning of the Trans-Canada Highway East. It also covers Manitoba Hydro river diversion measures, flood control via Red River dyking, water management, a freshwater fish marketing board, municipal tax structure, draft Local Authorities Act, Centennial celebrations aid, and workers protection legislation.
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Lynn Lake
Grand Rapids
Saskatchewan River
Pas
Portage la Prairie
Red River Valley
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Bert Hayes
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Manitoba Medical Services Insurance Act
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