Manitoba praises federal partnership and broadband project
The Manitoba government highlights its cooperative federal-provincial relationship with Ottawa citing a $63 million joint broadband project and over 150 collaborations across housing, childcare, agriculture, labour, Indigenous initiatives, and infrastructure. It emphasizes ongoing projects and billions in future benefits.
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Millennium Library
Winnipeg
Innovation, Science and Economic Development
Navdeep Bains
Manitoba
Manitoba stance on federal-provincial cooperation and policy push
The piece argues that Manitoba governments work with Ottawa on key issues like care, education, mental health, housing, and infrastructure. It cites a Made in Manitoba Climate Plan as an alternative to a federal carbon tax and criticizes federal health spending cuts. It highlights collaboration with partners, including a Millennium Library event, as evidence of productive intergovernmental work.
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Manitoba
Mindset problem in Hydro defense of the lawyer
The text argues Hydro leadership focuses on debt management while neglecting efforts to market surplus and develop electrified transportation. It questions collaboration with Winnipeg the Province and Western Flyer and urges showing capability beyond the bottom line and promoting green energy use at home.
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Hydro
Hydro Board
Winnipeg
Western Flyer
Recycling costs outweigh benefits in some cases
The piece argues recycling can be more costly than its gains as other nations turn away waste. It notes Market Place inquiries on clothes recycling open consumer eyes while many items still end up in landfills or burning abroad. The writer commends the municipality for exploring alternatives and depot workers for their efforts.
Letter on local recycling depot contract and job impact
A letter questions spending 69000 for an out of town recycling service arguing to support local employees and suppliers. It urges upgrading the town depot to preserve local jobs and questions future fee increases after a three year contract.
Community letter defends local recycling and jobs
G. Timoruski of Roblin urges the Municipality of Reblin to oppose outsourcing services. He praises current recycling efforts, warns of job losses and empty buildings, and asks residents to voice views on hiring out of town while supporting continued recycling.
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Reblin
G. Timoruski Roblin
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