Autopac Debate Grows Over Rising Claims and Rates
Legislators discuss Autopac as car owners face renewal deadlines and a sharp rise in accident claims from 127000 in 1971-72 to 171000 in 1972-73, costing about 11 million more in claims. The Autopac Corporation posted a substantial loss though average costs to drivers remain lower than private insurance three years ago. Admin costs and commissions total six percent of Autopac expenses, with deterrents aimed at rewarding safe driving and penalizing costly behavior.
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Autopac debate reflects Manitoba auto insurance shift
The Pas Herald notes rising accidents and administrative Autopac issues while Manitoba lawmakers show broad acceptance of Autopac as the best auto insurance option. The discourse also turns to agricultural land costs spotlighting policy concerns amid debates.
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ManitobaLand Lease Plan Aims to Preserve Farm Ownership
The government introduces a land-lease option allowing farming with lower initial capital and a future land purchase. Officials warn of growing absentee ownership as foreign interests buy farmland in large deals and stress the need for programs to keep family farms locally owned. Minister Sam Askiw defends the measure while noting its sufficiency remains to be seen.
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