Manitoba contraband tobacco case nets two million fines
On the Dakota Plains First Nation, a smoke shop owner and an employee were convicted under the Tobacco Tax Act and related statutes for selling non Manitoba marked contraband cigarettes and snuff. They face tax penalties totaling over 1.1 billion with fines of 8 500 and 6 500 respectively. The case highlights the illegal tobacco market’s drag on public revenues and the scale of penalties in Manitoba and Ontario contexts.
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Curfew Debate in Small Town Over Youth Crime
Letter writer cites warm weather and a rise in garage and vehicle thefts between midnight and dawn. He argues adolescents roam streets despite Youth Justice Act protections and urges strict curfews and enforcement, questioning parental accountability.
Life Lease housing for seniors offers secure, affordable retirement
Life Lease is a lease hold security with trust savings and tenant support aimed at wellness and longevity. It promises initial investment return, liquidity, and no high interest debt unlike condos. It provides affordable, comprehensive retirement housing for 50 plus with fixed entrance fees and maintenance included.
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Missing items turn up at Roblin RCMP Detachment
On June 1 two found items were turned into the Roblin RCMP Detachment. A laptop was found outside Mitchell's Pharmacy and turned into their staff. Jewellery was found outside the Roblin Co-op Grocery Store. Residents missing items urged to identify and describe the items at the Roblin Detachment.
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