Manitoba Debates over Estimates Stir Political Clash
Manitoba legislature trench warfare as Attorney General Mackling defends the estimates amid Liberal attacks led by Asper. NDP members Adam and Enns back Mackling while Borowski and Allard criticize Human Rights measures. Debates reference ombudsman and public services, with satire on animals and officers in session.
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Manitoba Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.5 Percent
Manitoba's unemployment rate dropped to 4.5 per cent in March, the lowest among Canadian provinces. Labor Minister Russ Paulley announced a fall from 5.6 per cent in February, with fewer unemployed and a larger labor force, compared to 5.8 per cent in March 1972.
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Manitoba unemployment and employment rise in March
Unemployment fell from 22000 in February to 18000 in March in Manitoba. The province’s labor force reached 397000 in March, up 3000 from February and 16000 from March 1972, with total employment at 378000, up 6000 from February and 19000 from March 1972. Women drove much of the gains, adding 13000 to the labor force and 14000 to unemployment, while the female participation rate rose to 40.2 percent. Prairie region unemployment was 5.1 percent, Saskatchewan 5.8, Alberta 5.1, and Ontario 4.7 as the second lowest rate after Manitoba’s 4.5 percent.
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Unemployment in Canada Drops to 6.8 Percent in March
Canada’s unemployment rate fell to 6.8 percent in March from 7.3 percent in February and 7.4 percent in March 1972. Seasonally adjusted the rate declined to 5.5 percent from 5.9 percent in February. The unemployed total reached 608,000, down 47,000 from February.
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