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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 01, 1978
Page
8
The piece argues that repeated falsehoods about Canadian small businesses export activity have shaped belief into supposed truth. It traces how rumors evolve from lies to reported truths and challenges the idea that small firms are less active in export markets than larger ones.
Charles Filewich is appointed Secretary Treasurer for the Shell River chapter of the organization, holding the post alongside duties as secretary and treasurer. The announcement notes his responsibilities in financial records, member communications, and official reporting.
A University of Saskatchewan study finds no significant difference between export attitudes of big and small Canadian firms. Small manufacturers often sub-contract for major contracts and export final products, challenging the view that only large firms compete internationally.
Editorial from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business urges a lean approach with a focus on small business realities and practical policy steps. It advocates simplifying regulation and cutting red tape to boost entrepreneurship and local economies.
A Canadian guide explains Small Claims Court handles contracts debts up to one thousand dollars with informal proceedings. No lawyer needed and assistance available from the County Clerk to file forms and pursue quick, inexpensive resolutions.
The Canadian Forestry Service monthly report records 2384 August fires burning 51000 hectares of forest. Last year had 1208 fires and 357000 hectares. Season to August 31 totals 7107 fires affecting 211000 hectares, with last year 8372 fires and 1000000 hectares. Forest Fire Research Institute compiles these figures April to October.
A Roblin Letters to the Editor piece corrects mis information about the Roblin Primary School sale. Intermountain School Division offered the tender of 8250 dollars by a private citizen, but the board sold the property to the town for 3000 dollars, with part later sold for 5000 dollars, disappointing some board members.
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