Canada firms seek relief from inflation driven nuisances
Small firms in Canada complain governments fail to remedy inflation induced nuisances. The discussion notes sales tax collection issues, with Alberta as an exception for having no sales tax.
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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 23, 1981
Page
1
Small firms in Canada complain governments fail to remedy inflation induced nuisances. The discussion notes sales tax collection issues, with Alberta as an exception for having no sales tax.
Parkland welcomes its new Artist in Residence, a Stonewall native from Winnipeg now based in Dauphin. The woodcarver will lead a levels one to three series of workshops through the Department of Cultural Affairs offering weekly sessions and displays work at the Provincial Building Fitness Office. Contact 638 9111 ext 276 for details and class sign ups.
Escalating costs push small operators to tackle nuisances that burden customers and firms alike. Both operators and customers seek relief from the ongoing overhead and disruptions, aiming for streamlined services and lower prices amid mounting expenses.
The Ukrainian Women's Association Roblin Branch met September 2 at 8:00 pm with 17 members and two visitors. Rev Bohdan Demezuk and Rev Demezuk agreed to teach Ukrainian and Sunday School Saturdays 1 to 3 30 pm at St. John's Ukrainian Orthodox Church basement.
Mrs. D Bodnariuk donated an article for the bazaar raffle as a door prize. Next meeting set for October 7 at 8 00 p m. The session closed with a hymn. Lunch served by Nellie Buliziuk with committee Tillie Federiuk Mary Fitkoski Mary Chick and Mary Shwaykoski.
Cel oe Mr. and Mrs Allan Martin spent the weekend in Kindersley Saskatchewan visiting daughter Marjorie who teaches there. Mary Weir spent August holidaying traveling west to Campbell River visiting brother Victor Bauer and his wife Ruth and family. In Nanaimo she saw Frank and Ruth Ashelby and family, Richard and Myra Weir and family, and Adam and Evelyn Bauer. In Kelowna she visited Mr and Mrs Albert Orke and Mr and Mrs David Edel. She visited her.
Sister Shirley Weitzel travels with Tom Ashmead to Calgary and Saskatoon where she meets Carol and John Heystek and family. Mrs Christy Wowchuk hosts August visitors Connie Windecker and family from Calgary, Morgan Wowchuk from Prince Albert, and Wilfred and Faye Wowchuk with boys from Dauphin. Connie Windecker’s party drives to Winnipeg to visit relatives and spends a weekend in Dauphin with Christy Wowchuk’s son Wilfred and family. Mr and Mrs Nick Antosh visit from Port McNeill to see Christy Wowchuk and Tom Antosh's family and friends.
Earl and Myr tle Chase announce the birth of a son named Andrew Hart on August 6 1981 weighing 10 pounds 2 ounces He is a brother to Christie and Candace Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ken Andrews and Mr and Mrs Forrie Chase.
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