Manitoba pushes CPP reforms with targeted relief for seniors
Manitoba proposes CPP enhancements including halting GIS clawback for widowed survivors and indexing a $2,500 death benefit, plus a four year phase in for YME. Premier Pallister says reforms must reflect upcoming generations while federal plans raise premiums and benefits.
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Lions Park Buzzing as Local Kids Return
A resident overlooking Lions Park near Spear Drive in Newton Bay and Smith Place notes a surge of energetic children after years of quiet. They commend the Lions Club for maintaining the park during a decade with few youngsters and celebrate the current busy scene.
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Lions Park shines with new playgrounds in Roblin
Readers thank the town maintenance crew and Green Teams for keeping Lions Park inviting. Despite long grass the Lions brought in mowers and tools to tidy the area. The new slides swings and rocking animals attract more children. A sand pile addition draws over 20 kids and six adults.
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Crisis of governance after municipal amalgamations questioned
Concerns over forced amalgamations in Manitoba's rural municipalities are raised as Shellmouth Boulton and Riding Mountain West struggles. Voter engagement eroded, public buy in dwindled, and council turnover rises amid debates over indemnity increases and reluctant leadership.
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