Roblin notes on taxes clubs and local business growth
Twenty years ago farmers see property tax relief as province cuts the farm assessment portion. MTS launches high speed DSL in Roblin ahead of plan. Council bars water removal from Goose lakes and 6th Avenue pond. Local driving range business rises after opening.
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Jerry Zachedniak
Beaver Lumber Company
Beaver
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OAS boosts target older seniors higher risks in retirement
The 2021 budget introduces two measures for seniors aged 75 plus. A one time $500 payment in August 2021 and a permanent 10 percent OAS increase from July 2022, aiding about 3.3 million seniors facing higher health costs and reduced earnings.
Liberal government raises Old Age Security for seniors
The Liberal government implements the first permanent OAS increase since 1973, restores the 65 age of eligibility, strengthens the Canada Pension Plan, boosts the GIS for single seniors, and cuts taxes. The result is 11 percent fewer seniors in poverty since 2015 and continued efforts to improve seniors’ financial security led by Deb Schulte, Minister of Seniors.
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