Yearly date book review prompts thoughtful change
Ken Wapbell urges evaluating habits and traditions through last year’s date book. He argues for ROI on activities, inclusion of younger generations, and ongoing change grounded in core absolutes. New Year’s season is ideal for reflection.
Manitoba Tops Charity Donations in Fraser Institute Study
A Fraser Institute comparison finds Manitoba residents donate more to registered charities both in total amount and as a share of income, with United Way campaigns highlighted as a contributing factor. The study notes a growing charity gap favoring U.S. donors and calls for further analysis.
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Canada Poverty Debate Reflects Tax Trends and Holiday Guilt
Victor Vrsnik examines tax levels and charitable giving in 1990s Canada noting higher taxes erode after tax income while Manitobans strive to help the needy. He cites National Council on Welfare president John Murphy saying poverty rates declined in 1997 and 1998 and criticizes anti poverty activists for focusing on misery over prosperity and high taxes.
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