Rural Manitoba seeks bigger school tax refund after throne speech
Ken Waprete reports from Winnipeg as a Manitoba Community Newspaper board member attends the throne speech. Rural Manitoba cheers a $13 million farm tax relief, criticizes city-centric spending on the MTS Centre, and calls for tax reform to shift burden from farmland to property and income taxes. The piece notes political maneuvering by Liberal leader Jon Gerrard and reflections on provincial politics and regional funding.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Board of Directors
John Harvard
George Hicks
Doer
Association of Manitoba Municipalities
School Trustees 'Association
NDP
Stuart Murray
MTS
IMTS
Legislative Press Gallery
Faithfully Yours Warns Against Busyness and Snowbound Roads
The column reflects on last Monday’s snow and icy streets around Neepawa and Winnipeg, urging drivers to slow down. It expands into a broader life lesson about burnout, prioritizing tasks, and trusting in God for strength, citing Isaiah 30 15 to emphasize quietness and reliance on divine guidance.
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Neepawa
Winnipeg
RCMP
Sam
Isaiah
Fifteen year old nephew hair shaved for mission fundraiser
A nephew turning fifteen shows unselfish character amid a church youth fundraiser. Three friends pledged to shave their hair if donations reached one hundred dollars per boy, and the plan produced enough funds for his mission trip to New Zealand. The narrator reflects on youth acts of friendship and anti-bullying support.
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Church
New Zealand