Pay for college presidents sparks public salary debate
The piece questions outsized pay for public leaders, noting Red River Community College president's reported 230000 salary plus expenses. It contrasts these figures with Canada and Manitoba officials, arguing public compensation has climbed too high and urging reflection on budget priorities.
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Public sector pay gaps prompt calls for reform
A user argues over 50 years of public sector budgeting, noting college presidents and ministers earn far more than political bosses. They claim excessive salaries and wasteful programs undermine value, urging scrutiny of expenditures and structural changes across Manitoba and beyond.
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Recognize and Report Scams This Fraud Prevention Month
March marks fraud prevention month with the theme recognize it report it stop it. Canadians face emails mail calls and doorstep scams selling miracle cures lottery wins and fake opportunities. Advice from the Competition Bureau includes seeking independent advice verifying credentials avoiding immediate commitments and contacting police or the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre for help.
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