Tax breaks for business may spur job growth Ontario study says
A CFIB survey of Ontario small firms linked a three year corporate income tax holiday to 48 000 new jobs and higher investment in R D and equipment. The study shows 60 percent of respondents benefited and 44 percent invested in facilities while 80 percent stabilized finances. The CFIB urges reviving the universal tax holiday beyond three years to sustain expansion and job creation nationwide.
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Ontario
CFIB
Inglis
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3Rd Avenue N.E
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Venables elected CCNA president from Manitoba publisher
F B Don Venables of Hamiota Manitoba was named president of the Canadian Community Newspapers Association at its 66th annual meeting in Quebec City. The three generation publisher has served in Manitoba and national roles, returning to the family business in 1966 and guiding the Hamiota Echo after his father’s retirement in 1979.
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Don) Venables
Hamiota
Manitoba
Canadian Community Newspapers Association
Quebec City
C. W. Venables
Hamiota Echo
F. D. Venables
CCNA
Venables
Manitoba Community Newspapers Association
Echo
Trevor D. Venables
Louson-Desonite
G. Trent Venables
Standard Aero Trades
Winnipeg
Won't Prosecute Case Affects Birch Bay Property
Henry Makinson, longtime Birch Bay landowner, notes Lot 17 opposite his home was removed without explanation. he isn’t sure when it happened and was not informed of the reasons.
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Makinson
Henry Makinson
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Clinic Corner reports ongoing clinic construction and fund progress
Construction of the Roblin District Medical Centre progresses with exterior stonework finished and interior gyprock installed. Donations total 1 497 55 since last issue, building fund at 80 294 00, needing 19 706 00 to reach 100 000 00.
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Nordeth Larocque
Charlie Weir
I. L. Mitchell
Roblin District
Provincial Court Judge backs red licence plates for drunk drivers
Continuation of the article notes that penalties for drunk driving have not deterred some drivers. It mentions a Provincial Court Judge suggesting red licence plates for impaired drivers as a possible deterrent and discusses potential benefits.
Tips for Summer Comfort
Summer brings heat and humidity and rising energy bills. This guide offers practical steps to stay cool, save power, and maintain comfort during hot months, with tips for cooling rooms, dressing for warmth, and easing outdoor activities at the lake and beyond.
Safe Not Sorry Warns on Child Car Restraint Use
A public safety piece emphasizes that Canadian children die more from car accidents than other injuries. It outlines two collision types, the human collision causing most harm, and the need for properly used restraints to cut fatalities by 90 percent and severe injuries by 65-70 percent. Hospitals and community groups collaborate to promote buckle up on every trip.
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Transport Canada
Ottawa
Ontario
KIA
Canadian Consumers’ Association
Laurier Avenue West
KIP 527
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