Manitoba Northernlands Agreement Aims Long Term Growth
A Canada Manitoba Northlands Subsidiary Agreement signed last week commits about 138.7 million dollars over five years from April 1 1976 to March 31 1981. Manitoba Northern Affairs Minister Ron McBryde represents The Pas with federal departments sharing 96 million federal and 42.7 million provincial costs. The plan funds transport, Indian affairs, manpower, DREE programs, townsite planning, remote airstrip work, and job information outreach, to boost northern participation and living standards through long term, community based development.
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DREE
Department of Manpower and Immigration
LEAP
Department of Indian‘ Affairs ‘and Northern Development
Canada Manitoba Northlands Agreement public signing in Norway House
The identification of local economic development opportunities forms an important part of the Canada-Manitoba Northlands Agreement, stated by federal Minister Marcel Lessard and Manitoba Minister Ren McBryde during the five year signing in Norway House last week.
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Ren .McBryde
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Norway House
Jack P TEAS Life Insurance Offer Calls for Best Service
The copy promotes Crown Life programmes with a focus on superior service as the key difference in life insurance. It mentions Jack P. TEAS and provides a partial contact line, implying tailored plans for individuals and families.
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Wages vs US prices in Canada 1976 anti-inflation program
The anti-inflation program announced October 14 and enacted by Parliament aims to slow price growth. It seeks to keep salaries ahead of rising costs, with guidelines for prices profits incomes and rents and a target inflation rate of 8 percent or less for the first year.
Canadian wage guidelines show restraint and real income gains
The anti inflation program curbs wage increases with an 8 percent base plus 2 percent tied to productivity and another 2 percent based on cost of living plans. Over half of settlements match these guidelines as real incomes rise 3.6 percent this year and inflation falls toward 6 percent or less.
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Canadians confront inflation and set price controls
By October 1975 Canadians faced 20 months of 10 percent plus inflation. The anti inflation program aimed to curb rising prices and help family budgets. Prices slowed to 6.2 percent by August and the 8 percent target was expected to be met, though some increases are possible this month and next.
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