Sustainable infrastructure funding needs reform across Canada
The author argues current funding is unfair and insufficient. Half comes from federal sources while provinces and municipalities share the rest, yet the per capita approach is ignored. They call for equal per capita distribution and fewer winners and losers, noting urgent needs in hospitals schools water and roads.
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Manitoba
MTS Centre
Investors Group Field
Canadian Museum of Human Rights
Canada
Neepawa
Sandy Bay
Camp Hughes trench site gains national historic recognition
The Camp Hughes trenches recreate World War I training for Canadians on Crown Land west of Carberry. Once Manitoba’s second city, the site preserves 10 km of front line and support trenches used to train troops bound for France and Flanders. Recognition arrives after decades of work by the Friends of Camp Hughes and the Military History Society of Manitoba.
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No Man’s Land
Camp Hughes
Carberry
Military History Society of
Manitoba
France
Flanders
Canada
Western Front
Shilo
North America
Vimy Ridge
Friends of
Bruce Tascona
Grant Tyler
Military History Society of Manitoba
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