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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
May 13, 1981
Page
1
East Coast fishermen face a broad Revenue Canada probe over income tax payments. Early results from Prince Edward Island and Cape Breton show fishermen may owe millions, with many individuals facing large back taxes due to poor record keeping and tightened deductions.
The tax authority plans a general audit in Quebec, British Columbia, and Atlantic Canada, but fishermen report heavy handed tactics and fear significant shortfalls. They urge more polite treatment as taxpayers fund government salaries.
June 3 marks Census Day with widespread notices in newspapers television and radio. Statistics Canada outlines methods mail return collection and interview enumeration with 70 30 and remote area shares. The 1981 Census costs about 95 million dollars with strict confidentiality and penalties for breaches.
Organizations are informing their employees clients or members about the 1981 Census to ensure the best possible data for planning, said Edward Pryor, 1981 Census Manager.
Lenders view new retailers as higher risk and seek security for loans. Types include fixed assets like land or equipment, inventory with turnover impact, accounts receivable for large suppliers, and customers orders. Outside assets may be offered briefly, but repayment ability remains the key. For more help contact Frank Watters at the Federal Business Development Bank in Montreal.
Manitoba growers are urged to treat canola and mustard seeds this spring to curb a potential blackleg threat. Plant pathologist Gary Platford warns the virulent fungus could enter Manitoba via contaminated seed, risking early ripening and yield losses of 25 percent or more.
Manitoba Agriculture and University of Manitoba researchers monitor mustard fields as blackleg spreads from 1975 onset in north central Saskatchewan. The disease has not reached Manitoba yet but is expected to arrive. Seed treatment with Vitavax RS Gammasan Plus and Benolin R is advised.
Cool weather in the Northwest region limits weed growth as seeding begins. Spotty precipitation totals up to 18mm in Roblin area plus good soil moisture support early field work with up to ten percent of wheat seeded. Fall rye conditions are good to excellent though snow cover was minimal last winter. Hay and pasture growth remain poor.
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