Banks aging but small firms grow more dissatisfied
Canada’s five major chartered banks are aging and failing to satisfy small business owners. A CFIB survey of over 20,000 firms shows 31.1 percent dissatisfied this year, up from 27.9 percent in 1982, despite some improved services. Regional lenders like credit unions and caisse populaires show less dissatisfaction, with Alberta and Quebec highlighting differences.
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Canada
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
CFIB
John Bulloch
Caisses Populaires
Alberta
Treasury
Quebec
National Bank of Canada
British Columbia
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Atlantic
Roblin region notes finance, hydro talks, and clinic opening
A Manitoba patch reports mixed local updates. CFIB survey outlines dissatisfaction with banks in British Columbia and across Canada, while Roblin debates temporary factory use for McCrea plant and awaits hydro WORLDCLASS support. Plans advance for Goose Lake campsite and W. E. Nash Clinic opening with community dinner.
Manitoba Hydro studies cost of new development dollars
Manitoba Hydro conducts studies to determine the exact cost of installing a new generator to meet growing demand. Area Manager Harry Klassen says the assessments could be completed by month end, with an estimated investment around $12,000 for capacity expansion.
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McCrea
Roblin
Manitoba Hydro
Harry Klassen
Clinic Corner Opens With Community Support and Ribbon Cutting
The new Clinic facilities are ready for a ceremonial ribbon cutting on January 22, 1986 at 3 30 p m. Board chair Boris Bugera credits over 80 groups and individuals with gifts of 500 or more and 29 memorial donations of 500 or more plus many smaller gifts. A plaque honoring major donors will be unveiled by Lt Gov Pearl McGonigal at the opening.
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Holy Redeemer Parish Hall
St. Gov
Goose Lake
St. Vlads
W. E. Nash
Bugera
Roger Arndt
Boris Bugera
Pearl McGonigal
Manitoba
Early robin spotted in Roblin yard on January 10 1986
A robin was observed in the yard of Mr and Mrs Ed Myslichuk in Roblin on January 10 1986. The sighting confirms backyard activity of a wintering bird in Manitoba.
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Roblin Review
Roblin Review Ltd
1St Ave. N.W
Roblin
Manitoba
D. H. Oliphant
M.D. Oliphant
Ed Myslichuk
Understanding Energy Consumption in the Home
Biggest energy users are heat producing appliances like the kitchen range, clothes dryer, water heater and space heaters. Use full loads, avoid heating when small, plan meals to oven bake together and run washers and dishwashers efficiently to cut energy costs.
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Bill Kushniryk
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Hillsburg Awards
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