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Rivers Banner

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Feb 26, 1996

Page

3

Frigid winter prompts debate on global warming and towns

The piece argues winter cooling challenges warming claims and cites Tim Ball's airport station bias. It questions municipal boundaries and argues for local welfare administration with past church-led relief as a cautionary example. It ends with critiques of leadership and governance.

Tim Ball Ball Union of Municipalities Reform Party Feds Christ Germany Hungary

Banner Letters Policy: Readers Welcome Signatures

The Banner invites readers to submit letters signed by authors. Submissions may be edited for length or taste to fit space and maintain civility.

Manitoba Finance Minister Fights Back Against Negative Publicity

Manitoba Finance Minister Eric Stefanson criticizes letters by NDP opposition and Manitoba Federation of Labour that he says misrepresent the province’s economy. He cites 1990 to 1993 recession, 3.9 percent growth 1988 to 1995, and projects a $121 million fiscal-year surplus amid insights on housing and unemployment trends.

Manitoba Jeremiahs Eric Stefanson NDP Manitoba Federation of Labour Toronto Globe and Mail MFL Rob Hilliard Len Evans Brandon East Evans Filmon Stefanson

Teachers should share in funding cuts and budget limits

A reader argues that school budgets force choices between salaries and staff. They note a $5,000 yearly teacher wage at the old Neepawa high school and say cuts elsewhere while preserving pay push costs up, urging students’ education remain the priority within budgets.

Neepawa

Manitoba Budget Cuts Spark Swift Debate in Brandon

Ross C. Martin of Brandon and District Labour Council accuses Premier Filmon and ministers of education health and finance of slashing social programs despite a projected Manitoba budget surplus. He argues federal transfers and offsetting equalization will cover costs without cuts.

Filmon Eric Stefanson Choices Fitman Filmon and McCrae MGEA Finance Gary Filmon Ross C. Martin Brandon and District Labour Council Brandon

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