Uninspired campaign across Canadian federal parties dulls voters
The piece critiques Conservative Liberal and NDP campaigns as lackluster amid a federal election. It notes public focus on election rhetoric, Harper's recession attribution, and skeptical views on parties' ability to influence oil prices, manufacturing, and the refugee crisis, while Manitoba's local economy remains stable.
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Canada
Stephen Harper
Greece
Ireland
Manitoba
NDP
Lake of the Prairies
Mulcair
Trudeau
Harper
Mediterranean
Roblin Implements Pedestrian Safety Upgrades on Main Street
The Municipality of Roblin expands safety for pedestrians by painting solid yellow lines along curbs at several Main Street intersections. No parking is allowed at the new curb lines and drivers must avoid crossing crosswalks when pedestrians use them.
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Roblin
Main Street
AMM presses for funding reform and partnerships in Manitoba
The Association of Manitoba Municipalities seeks broader funding through the provincial sales tax and stronger government partnerships to address a $123 billion infrastructure deficit. It highlights eight cents of every tax dollar returning to municipalities and calls for PST rebates exceeding $25 million to accelerate local projects.
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Association of Manitoba Municipalities
Manitoba
New Building Canada
AMM
Canada
Manitoba Heavy Construction Association
Winnipeg
Brian Bowman
Residents urge Roblin to improve Lake of the Prairies area
Local residents complain that road maintenance is sparse in Lake of the Prairies near Roblin. They say signs lean, grasses aren’t cut, and flowers should replace weeds at Lake Shore Drive and Giles Road. They call Roblin a gold mine with potential for growth.
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Roblin
Lake of the Prairies
Lake Shore Drive
Giles Road
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