Forget report on unemployment system yields little memorable substance
The six member panel led by Claude Forget failed to reach a consensus on Canada’s unemployment insurance reforms. While recommending scrapping makework and stressing retraining, the report largely echoes prior Royal Commission findings and highlights fairness across regions but offers few new, decisive measures.
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Claude Forget
Ottawa
Forget
Welfare
U.S
Macdonald
The
Canadian Federation of
Behind the Headlines Review Recaps 1986 Roblin Manitoba
Independent Business notes 35 percent nationwide reporting problems and calls for clearer retraining and UI separation. Manitoba coverage highlights the 1986 election year activities, fires in Roblin, accidents, school anniversaries, sports wins, community projects, and local leaders.
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Roblin
Russell
Grandview
Robert Mclivor
Manitoba Hydro
Board to decide on French instruction plan in Intermountain
Within weeks the board will choose between continuing the Basic French six year program starting Grade 7 or adopting a nine year plan starting Grade 4 with 40 minutes daily. The decision will shape language education in the district.
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Intermountain
Hospitality Plus Employee of the Region winners named
On October 20 1986 a draw selected one employee from each of Manitoba eight regions as Employee of the Region. Heather Fisher of Roblin won for her area and received a certificate from the Tourism Industry Association of Manitoba and the Province of Manitoba Department of Tourism dated December 17 1986.
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Manitoba
Heather Fisher
Roblin
Tourism Industry Association of Manitoba
Province of Manitoba Department of Tourism
Manitoba Drug Formulary 21st Edition Takes Effect January 1
Health Minister Larry Desjardins announced the 21st Manitoba Drug Standards and Therapeutics Formulary becomes effective January 1. The list guides pharmacists and prescribers to dispense lowest priced interchangeable drugs. Overall formulary prices drop by more than $64,000. copies cost 5 dollars and are available at Queen's Printer and the committee office in Winnipeg.
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Larry Desjardins
Manitoba
Desjardins
Manitoba Drug Standards and Therapeutics Committee
Queen’s
Vaughan Street
Winnipeg
Empress Street
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Howard Pawley
New Democratic Party
Fred Embryk
Garry Gaber
Liberal Party
Len Derkach
Russell-Inglis
Progressive Conservative
Don Orchard
Gil Molgat
San Clara
N.D.P
Wayne Densmore
Dorothy Alcock
Merridale
R. E. Mitchell
Mitchell
2Nd Ave
Roblin Theatre
Mike Soltys
Cident
Kent Topham
Peter Mykolaishyn
Denise Cowling
Beatrice
David Pulock
Ross Kozak
6Th Ave. N.W
Vern
Iris Cross Farm
Goose Lake High School
St. Vladimir’s College
Pawley
Maureen Hemphill
Inglis
Betty Nykyforak
Charlie Brade
Parkway Cooperative Ltd
Yorkton
Saskatchewan
Dauphin
Richard Beecroft
Lions Club
Beverly J. Hadland
Toronto
Terry Fox
Roblin Beavers
U.P.C
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Lorne Boguski
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Northwest Metcher Child Care Support Committee
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Western Lottery Foundation
Hospitality Plus
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Stratton, Ont
Marion
Shirley Davis
Jakeman Insurance & Real Estate
Smith Place
2Nd Avenue
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