Community papers read by millions say polls show strong weekly habit
The Publisher notes Angus Reid finds about 13 million Canadians read community newspapers with eight in ten reading weekly. Canada Post raises Rate Code 2 postal rates March 1 as subsidies end, boosting newsprint costs and forcing subscriptions up. The Review cites loss of 200 subscribers. readers weigh price against local access.
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Canadian Community Newspapers Association
Angus Reid
Canada Post
Publications Mail
Review
Canada
Winnipeg
Blessings Amid Trials for Jasmine and Family
The family shares that despite trying months Jasmine received extensive support while hospitalized. Visitors filled her room with flowers gifts and toys while other children sat alone in empty rooms. The community’s ongoing kindness brought overwhelming blessings during Jasmine’s recovery.
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Jasmine
Hall Visit Highlights Community Our Caring Bond
A parent letter emphasizes that a hall visit reflects the strength of their loving community, not on Jasmine or the other children. The message expresses comfort in belonging to a supportive group.
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Jasmine
Readers invited to send letters to the editor
Citizens are urged to submit signed letters to The Review at Box 938 Roblin ME ROL 1PO or by fax at 204-937-8212 They note letters may be edited before publication and encourage feedback or praise for publication consideration.
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Roblin
Small Business Barriers Highlighted by Industry Panel
Industry Canada reports from the Small Business Working Committee identify eight barriers to SME growth. Taxes and deficits hinder investment. bank financing, branch closures, and selective lending challenge startups. Recommendations push regulatory cuts, simplified tax rules, and boosted bank competition to spur SME investment. Credit unions praised as vital financing options in several provinces.
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John Manley
SME
Toronto
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Publications Centre
Industry Canada
Queen Street
Ottawa
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