Autopac savings for truckers attract focus in Manitoba
The Manitoba Premier Howard Pawley released details from a Manitoba Trucking Association release noting Autopac insurance costs for trucking firms show a 3 to 10 percent saving over private industry rates. Plans were announced to extend coverage for commercial risks and include Third Party limits up to 1,000,000 with reduced deductibles.
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Elks Donate for Deafness Program in Manitoba
BP O Elks of Manitoba via the Centennial Project Committee donate 1500 to The Society for Crippled Children and Adults of Manitoba for audio equipment for the Society's Pre School Deaf Program. The gift forms part of 21000 raised for deaf detection over two years. Past Grand Exalted Ruler Robert K Coulling notes Canadian Elks have spent over 250000 on the program in three years.
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Manitoba Heart Foundation Film Service Promotes Heart Film Library
The Manitoba Heart Foundation reminds Manitoba residents about its film loan service. The Film Library offers informative films on heart disease risk factors and rehabilitation. Club organizers can contact 313 Canada Building, 352 Donald Street, Winnipeg 2 for listings and booking information.
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Manitoba Heart Foundation
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Canada Building
Donald Street
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Greater Coverage For Trailers Expanded Autopac Plan
Minister responsible Jay Autopac announced wider trailer coverage. Utility trailers now have $50,000 third party liability, $50 deductible perils, and full fire theft coverage with no deductible, for an annual $7 premium. Seasonal use refunds allowed. unlicensed vehicles may obtain fire and theft insurance separately.
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Autopac
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Welfare costs rise in Manitoba in CBC News Special
CBC News Special Welfare examines Manitoba welfare cost drivers on October 2 at 7 30 p m on CBWT Channel 6 Interviews cover Brandon Thompson The Pas and Winnipeg Welfare rose 30 to 50 percent this year Unemployment helps drive costs but changes such as aid to 18 25 year olds and stigma removal are key factors Winnipeg allows welfare recipients to keep cars and welfare may pay mortgage differences between take home pay and lower paid work blur societal lines
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Welfare Costs Rise In Municipal Hands Clash In Canada
Municipal officials say welfare cost increases stem from loss of local control and seek senior government funding with local administration. They want laws changed to let welfare recipients work on projects like 1930s national parks while taxpayers fear higher bills. Welfare recipients claim education rights and a better life as debates unfold. CBC News Special analyzes causes effects and future of rising welfare costs.
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Two Appointments For Parkland Library Service
Two new appointments have been made in the Parkland Regional Library Service. Glen Butehart has been named Assistant Director and Head of...
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Parkland Regional Library Service
Glen Butehart
Library staff shakeup includes two new drivers and a director
Project management notes announce October start dates for new positions. Peter Damagaard is named Community Van Driver to keep depots stocked with books, starting October 18 after a prior role as Utilityman with the library. The Assistant Director Butchart moves from Lac Du Bonnet Manitoba to Dauphin with his wife and daughter, bringing experience in adult education and library work.
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Damasgaard
Thebrary
Butchart
Dauphin
Lac du Bonnet
Man
Regular Checkups Crucial Against Cancer Says Society
The Canadian Cancer Society emphasizes that routine medical checkups aid early cancer detection and prevention, encouraging individuals to schedule regular visits with healthcare providers.
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