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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Mar 10, 1965

Page

9

Plant investment eyed to aid local farming needs

Mr Beck plans about 12 000 dollars to form a plant for flax and forage seeds, cleaning facilities, and warehousing. Aimed for summer operation by next harvest, finances and location are key. local warehousing may follow Seed Fodder Act support via the LGD office. Manitoba Winter Fair Br andon March 29 to April 3.

Beck L.G. D Morrish Suint Manitoba Brandon

Budget Details Reveal Tax Changes and Surplus Projections

The document outlines a provincial budget with a surplus near 10.5 million for the just-ending year and a forward revenue plan for April 1. Tax changes include repealing the one-percent land transfer tax and revising land titles fees. elimination of the December 31 deadline for direct school tax rebates. diesel tax exemption for farms. removal of the $10 Grade 11 exam fee. reduced personal income surcharge. new credits for foreign investment income. and capital expenditures of about 18.2 million from current revenue. Additional funding relies on the Canada-Manitoba tax agreement, with revenues from gas and motive fuels, liquor profits, vehicle and driver licenses, tobacco tax, unemployment assistance, utilities taxes, and oil-related revenues.

Cultural Centre

Manitoba Tax Level Second Lowest Among Major Provinces

Premier Duff Roblin announced in a March budget speech that Manitoba has the second lowest combined provincial municipal and school tax burden per capita. The 1964 figure is $192.14, compared with Quebec $224.37, Ontario $273.31, Saskatchewan $230.54, Alberta $173.36, and British Columbia $232.41.

Eurich “Thorta Manitoba Duff Roblin D.B.S Quebec Ontario Saskatchewan Alberta British Columbia

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