Woodstock and Taxes Reflect a Naive Past Decade
A retrospective piece argues that 1969 Woodstock era optimism gave way to a bloated public sector and rising taxes. It contrasts Manitoba’s 1969 opportunity with today’s government spending, patronage, and political class, calling for reform and less dependence on state programs. The article is framed as a Manitoba Taxpayers Association feature.
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Ukrainian Festival Enjoys Broad Appeal at 29th National Event
Dauphin's 29th annual Canada's National Ukrainian Festival was a success despite fears of a down year. President Stan Sklepowich credits a one pay gate system for the turnout and notes varied performances with something for every age group. Organizers plan a bigger 30th anniversary next year while Bob Frost promotes his Wild West Theatre and outdoor plays staged at his Elm Creek area ranch this August attracting families to a live western theme experience.
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Crocus Foods Grow Bonds Boost in Portage Plan
Crocus Foods moves toward a 600000 bond sale with a 50000 donation from Southport Aerospace Centre to fund a vegetable processing plant in Portage this fall. CEO Robert Scheuer says earnings will support Grow Bonds sales and local jobs.
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