Manitoba election mood evident in spending boosts
The piece notes Manitoba government cash handouts in an election year including a 12.6 million hearing aid grant and measures to reduce carbon tax costs. It argues the NDP will benefit while blaming PCs, and suggests considering independent MLAs as in the Northwest Territories.
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Manitoba faces worker shortage amid high taxes and low medical staffing
The province added 150000 jobs in January with Manitoba accounting for 800. Saskatchewan gained 4500 jobs as Manitoba struggles with a 20 percent vacancy for home care workers and the lowest per capita family doctors. Doctors Manitoba warns many physicians plan retirement or reduced hours within three years. The piece argues tax cuts would boost overall competitiveness and attract talent.
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