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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 30, 1990
Page
2
Town council discussed the 2nd Avenue upgrade from PTH 5 to 1st Street with an estimated cost of 371000 dollars. The project aims to rebuilding paving sidewalks gutters and sewer lines, with about 80000 dollars raised by taxes and 100000 from the Department of Highways.
Casey raises 550 while a duck crossing sign brings 35 as part of a banquet that generated about 13 000. Roblin supports DU efforts with water level controls nesting islands and marsh maintenance to aid waterfowl production. Roblin is a target township for North American program implementation.
A joint plan with a ten year horizon aims to sustain at least 62 million breeding birds and over 100 million in fall flight. The $1.5 billion program, backed by Canada and the United States, targets waterfowl populations up to the 1970s levels.
Manitoba Finance Minister Clayton Manness urged unity to grow the economy while holding personal income taxes and expanding tax relief. The budget includes 30 million in Retail Sales Tax relief, a payroll training credit, and kept new small business tax relief, with targeted tax increases on cigarettes and mining. Spending rises: health 109 million, family services 41 million, education 49 million, environment 6 percent. deficit seen at 283 million after drawing 100 million from the rainy-day fund.
Mann praises Delmar as a solid quiet influence with high standards and readiness to back them up. Electors’ trust in him to represent concerns on the school board makes him feel good. He notes the campaign was good and focused on important issues.
Mann, a newcomer to the school board, expresses eagerness to serve and do his best, acknowledging limited knowledge of the role while looking forward to the challenge.
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