Legislative tensions and funding woes shadow Manitoba session
Debates raged in the Manitoba legislature over election timing while Premier Schreyer withholds date details. Churchill Recreational Centre faces $700000 yearly costs, prompting calls for provincial relief to aid rinks and recreation centres. Budget talks cite a $25.4 million Tourism and Recreation plan and a $20 million job creation program with May 20 deadlines for grants and a three month employment term. Provincial Auditor Ziprick urges clearer accounting and nonpartisan review.
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Manitoba
Kurt Waldheim
Churchill
Canada
Lorne Robb
Ben Hanuschak
Manitoba Hydro
Tory Dave Blake
Minnedosa
Glenboro Arena
Hydro
NDP
William Ziprick
N.D.P
Ziprick
Guay leads multicultural affairs in Canadian cabinet shift
Parliament notes reshuffle as Joe Guay becomes Minister of Multicultural Affairs after the Ottawa cabinet vacancy. Debate centers on language training programs and the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline report by Berger, with attention to impacts on Indigenous communities and ecological balance.
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Trudeau
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Manitoba
Joe Guay
St. Boniface
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Gus Mitges
Grey Simcoe
Edmonton
Hamilton East
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Mitges
Mr. Guay
Berger
Mackenzie
Arctic
McKenzie Valley
Mackenzie River
Central States
Prudhoe Bay
U.S.A
Brooks Range
Fairbanks
Finland
Canada
Mackenzie Valley
Mackenzie Delta
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