Diary of a Taxpayer: Quiet Revelations From Federal Politics
Walter Robinson offers a calendar view of a torrid political week. Tobin resigns to run in Bonnavista-Trinity-Conception, a mini budget promises large tax cuts, the AG's HRDC critique reveals decades of mismanagement, and Paul Martin faces Liberal and Alliance tensions as debt and tax cuts loom. The piece closes with a sharp note on parliamentary arrogance and a call to vote. Time to vote. Let's Talk Taxes.
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Newfoundland
Brian Tobin
Ottawa
Liberals
Bonnavista-Trinity- Conception
Auditor General
Denis
Paul Martin
John McCallum
Royal Bank
McCallum
Ontario
Markham
Public Accounts Committee
Manitoba Farmers Benefit From New Safety Net And Trade Push
Manitoba government highlights three year safety net with disaster aid and stable funding. changes to Crop Insurance add excess moisture coverage more crops and a flexible price option. ministers meet with US and Canadian officials to harmonize trade rules and reduce export subsidies, raising bilateral talks with Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Manitoba
Rosann Wowchuk
Ers
Minnesota
North Dakota
Saskatchewan
South Dakota
Wowchuk
Chretien
Clinton
Canada
NAFTA
North Dakota Wheat Commission
Canadian Wheat Board
U.S
Doer
Manitoba highways need annual funding rise to 180 million
Manitoba's 2001 02 Highways Capital Budget proposal urges a sustained shift to 180 million annually by 2005 to avert highway deterioration. With 18 000 km of roads aging and 23 49% of pavements in poor to fair condition, under investment risks costly replacements and slower economic growth. Public demand for higher highway funding grows as health care gets new federal support and the province weighs budget choices.
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Manitoba
Greg Selinger
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HRDC
CIDA
Health Canada
Alliance
House of Commons
Martin
Lorne Gunter
Edmonton Journal
Mittee
Auditor General of Canada
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
CTF
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