Run Fund Tops $10 Million in Canadian Cancer Drive
Steve Fongo Jr completed a 425 day Journey for Lives on May 29, 1985 at Mile Zero. Premier Bennett and officials presented a $1 million Health and Welfare gift and a total fund of just over $10 million will support cancer control in Canada Health Education Patient Services and Research across provinces.
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Micheal A. Farmer
Canadian Cancer Society
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National Cancer Institute of Canada
Fongo
Candelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation
U.S
Canada
Stephen Fongo
Farm Safety Week promotes training and risk awareness
Farm Safety Week July 25 31 is a Canada Safety Council Agriculture Canada campaign to reduce farm injuries. It urges managers to weave safety into procedures, conduct job safety analyses, and train workers with step by step task breakdowns, protective equipment, and regular progress checks.
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Agriculture Canada
Department of Agriculture
Plant Sale At Roblin Review Aids Clinic Fund
A plant sale held at the R R Office supported the clinic fund. Remaining plants are on sale for 1.00 each during regular office hours. To date 90.00 has been raised. more sales will help turn the funds in. Contributing house plants were Marg Oliphant Bev Senko and Gladys Ludwig.
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Ramblings on taxes push junk-fooders toward new business schemes
A satirical piece notes the Candy Tax and liquor tax raise, predicting hardship for junk-food lovers and dentists, while urging Middle Class readers to become entrepreneurs by opening combined 7 11 liquor and smoke shops as a workaround.
U S Tax Reform Sparks Cross Border Debate
President Reagan pushes a two pronged plan: cut corporate income tax from 46 to 33 percent and scrap many capital incentives. Ottawa discusses similar moves as Michael Wilson proposes removing investment tax credits to offset revenue losses, signaling a broader shift that could raise taxes on capital.
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Plato
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Reagan
Ottawa
Michael Wilson
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