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Roblin Review in Roblin, Manitoba

05 May 2015

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Roblin Review

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Roblin, Manitoba, Canada

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May 05, 2015

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4

Here to stay Here to stay Manitoba papers affirm enduring print amid digital shift

The Manitoba community press convention in Winnipeg celebrated editors receiving awards including a Silver Quill for 25 years. The Review earned multiple honors for sports photography tourism writing and editorial work as industry leaders urged continued print support despite digital trends.

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Manitoba Community Newspaper Association Winnipeg Jessica Rawluk Wil Britches East Goose Lake Kevin Slimp Institute of Newspaper Technology University of Tennessee Knoxville Slimp United States New Orleans Times- Picayune Times-Picayune Canada
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Spruce Side Manor Life Lease Q&A Details Costs

Questions and answers about Spruce Side Manor Life Lease beside Maple Manor in Roblin discuss timelines costs and subletting. They explain options to lower monthly fees through higher entrance deposits and outline contact details for Tracy Dube and the committee.

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Spruce Side Manor Maple Manor Roblin Roblin Review SpruceSideManor@ gmail.com Tracy Dube
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Federal Conservatives take from poor seniors to aid the rich

In a critical budget critique, the author claims Stephen Harper's government prioritizes a $2 billion income splitting plan and a TFSA limit rise to $10 000 a year, benefiting the wealthy while harming middle class and poorer Canadians. It notes OAS changes and calls the policy unfair and un-Canadian. The letter argues the rich get richer as the poor pay the price.

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Stephen Harper Joe Oliver Canada
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