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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 2012
Page
6
Heather Stefanson criticizes the NDP government claiming Manitoba spends more and gets less while she touts the province's economic growth and low unemployment. She says Manitoba’s population is growing and younger, and references a spring budget plan.
The initiative aims to keep Manitoba moving through uncertain times by cutting administrative costs to freed funds for services families rely on.
The speaker highlights cuts of 3.9 percent in government spending across most departments and freezes to fund new initiatives including free approved cancer drugs for all patients. Revenue is modestly raised to fix roads and highways, noting past flood damage to bridges and roads.
Readers question the MP after photos show him at sport fishing events while the omnibus budget bill rolls back protections in the Fisheries Act. Critics argue the government favors unfettered development, urging constituents to connect voting to environmental outcomes.
A Manitoba MLA urges action on Lyme disease citing insufficient testing and treatment. She notes many patients must travel out of province for diagnosis, mentions cases like Mason French and Marie Hughes, and invites affected residents to contact her offices with stories.
Brodeur promotes doula support for pregnancy labor and postpartum care. She notes benefits such as shorter labors lower Caesarean rates and higher breastfeeding success along with emotional gains. She plans to serve Dauphin Swan River Roblin and beyond while offering on call availability and flexible financing. Contact 204.207.0204 or karli@proudmama.ca.
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