Global warming debate echoes in Manitoba February cold
A Manitoba reader argues that persistent February cold challenges the idea of global warming and asks if a few degrees of warmth would aid farming and gardening. The piece weighs potential benefits to crops and worries about coastal risks, ending with the provocative line Bring it on.
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Taxing Households Less and Shared Earnings in Divorce
The piece discusses lowering household taxes and acknowledges debt at 150 percent of income while urging better financial planning. It questions government action to ease costs and save, noting income on property and assets may be split on divorce to recognize both partners' contributions per the 1990s Supreme Court ruling.
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Opinion on recognizing shared income and equal contribution in marriage
The letter argues that couples should be taxed as equal contributors now that a Supreme Court ruling affirms shared efforts in common law relationships. It urges redefining work to include unpaid roles and redefining support to reflect joint welfare and asset sharing.
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Historic joint cabinet meeting advances cross province hydro
Saskatchewan and Manitoba cabinets met in Saskatchewan for the first time with a memorandum of understanding on energy cooperation. They plan to upgrade the electricity grid, aiming to secure a reliable hydro power supply and discuss Bipole III routing to reach the Saskatchewan market. Rosann Wowchuk endorses a long term partnership.
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