Manitoba Hydro reports revenue rise in quarterly results
Manitoba Hydro shows net income of 5.4 million for the quarter ended June 30, up from 2.2 million a year earlier. Revenue for the first three months of 1990/91 reached 163.3 million, up 8.1 percent, with expenses at 158.0 million. Electricity sales to general consumers rose to 2,971 million kWh, while hydraulic generation hit 4.5 billion kWh, up 7.0 percent. Extra provincial revenue climbed 32.1 percent to 4.0 million due to higher sales. The utility notes favorable water conditions and 4.0 percent rate increases as factors supporting its outlook toward a 45.0 million net income goal to bolster reserves.
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Lizard Point Natives Demonstrate Support in Rossburn
Around 60 to 80 members of the Lizard Point Indian Reserve gathered in Rossburn on Thursday August 23 to back Mohawk protests in Oka Quebec over treaty reform. Speakers urged action on Aboriginal rights while New Democratic candidate Bill Nicholson spoke. Mel Wabash praised the turnout and thanked supporters for attending.
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Candidates Filed for Manitoba Provincial Election Declines
At the close of nominations on August 21 nearly 200 candidates filed papers for the September 11 provincial general election. Chief Electoral Officer Richard Balasko says 199 candidates will seek seats, down 30 from 1988. Incumbent Len Derkach, Bill Nicholson, and Neil Stewart pursue Roblin-Russell. Terry Crebit, Sean Espey, and Harold Gilleshammer seek Minnedosa. Parties field full slates. minor parties list six to five candidates, with several independents.
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Weather outlook remains cool with showers across Manitoba
A cold front extending into Saskatchewan over the weekend brings cloud and showers to Western Manitoba. The first two days of the week will stay cool with daytime highs around 20 degrees and partly cloudy skies. Normal highs are 24 and overnight lows about 10.
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