Lalonde takes over as Finance Minister in Canada
Prime Minister Trudeau moves Marc Lalonde from economics to finance amid a hot budget row and a $20 billion deficit. Lalonde meets business and labour leaders to build support for an economy hit by 1.5 million unemployed while critics flag his NEP and costly social policies.
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Pierre Trudeau
Allan MacEachen
MacHachen
Marc Lalonde
Lalonde
MacEachen
Ottawa
Caronport High School welcomes two Manitoba students
Caronport High School principal Julian Grymaloski announces Paul Adams of Inglis and Carla Johnston of Roblin are Grade 11 students at the Christian high school run by Briercrest Bible College, located 15 miles west of Moose Jaw on the Trans Canada Highway. The school is accredited by the Saskatchewan Department of Education. The text also notes political commentary on tax changes and the National Energy Program.
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Caronport
Julian Grymaloski
Caronport High School
Paul Adams
Inglis
Manitoba
Carla Johnston
Roblin
C.H.S
The
Briercrest Bible College
Moose Jaw
Sask
Saskatchewan Department of Education
Nuisance Law for Noisy Neighbours in Your Yard
This column explains the law of nuisance as a remedy for non physical disturbances from neighbours. It notes factors courts consider such as community importance zoning and the interference duration and frequency. It advises consulting a lawyer and, if possible, resolving issues directly with the neighbour.
Manitoba doctors back binding arbitration for medicare fees
The Manitoba Medical Association urges compulsory binding arbitration to set doctor payments, arguing it protects patient care, prevents service disruption, and reduces annual medicare fee disputes. A neutral third party would base decisions on evidence from government and doctors, with final, binding authority.
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Kay
Manitoba Medical Association
Manitoba
Identifying Your Net Worth and Liabilities in Money Management
The article guides readers through inventorying assets and four liability categories mortgages loans accounts payable and other debts to calculate net worth. It emphasizes listing amounts owing and monthly payments, then comparing total assets with liabilities to assess monthly income versus expenditures.
Trio information night set for Roblin October 7
The Tomy Trio, known for province wide presentations, will travel to Russell and The Passoon then stop in Roblin on Thursday October 7 at 8 00 p m The event at the Roblin Drop In Centre on Main Street features audience questions answered by signs reading Yes No Maybe or The trio members share their stories after the Q A session
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Tomy
Russell
the Passoon
Roblin
Main Street
Continuation Of Article On Human Rights Act
Continuation discusses access for a blind person to enter and remain with a blind guardian without charge in any place open to the public. The clause covers custody and control under the guardianship in public or accommodated spaces.
Potatoes Weigh Heavy In San Clara Manitoba
Fred Paul of San Clara Manitoba grew a bumper Russet potato crop. He brought four potatoes weighing three pounds each and stored 90 bags of spuds. Date noted Sept. 30 82.
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San Clara
Manitoba
Fred Paul
Pauls
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