Inky Mark cites 250 million to reveal political patronage
The release argues 250 million could fund 9 827 Manitobans for a year or 29 759 paying taxes. It contrasts funds with police salaries nurses MRI and university tuition. It criticizes Liberal patronage and touts Nunavut's nonpartisan election example.
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Nunavut
Internet access rises in rural households
Statistics Canada reports rural homes with children under 18 use the Internet more than urban ones. The study notes easy access and lower costs enhance information delivery, prompting North Cypress Manitoba to explore high‑speed service and regional college efforts to open two learning centres.
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Neighbourly eCws def Hascin learning centres offer computer access
The Manitou notes six computer equipped centres in Imperial and Lestock providing Internet access and counseling. Residents learn keyboarding emailing research word processing resume writing job searching and career planning while coordinators report daily use and community benefits.
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