Tax Faction Clash at Winnipeg Budget Hearings
Winnipeg taxpayers fight over federal budget spending as business groups urge cuts while PIGs push for higher taxes. The piece rails at political interests, notes a 37.5 billion deficit, cites David Walker’s pension critique, and blasts activists for inflating perceived value while jobs vanish.
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House of Commons Finance Committee
Winnipeg
Finance
Paul Martin
Winnipeg North Centre
David Walker
CJOB
Canadian Taxpayers Federation
Calgary
Walker
International Institute For Sustainable Development of
Canada
St Vlad's changes hands in new era for school
St. Vladimir's College shifts administration to the Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of Winnipeg after 50 years with the Redemptorists. A 10 year renewable lease follows a feasibility study by a committee. A separate Portage la Prairie assault case ends with a $3,000 fine and three years probation. Additionally, wildlife casts from Riding Mountain show unusually large cougar tracks near the park. Other items note hospital cost implications from Manitoba buyouts, a snowmobile accident injuring Wayne Kostal, and a Swan River boy facing charges after a mistaken shooting of Mark Ross near Swan River.
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St. Vladimir’s College
Ukrainian Catholic Archeparchy of
Winnipeg
Redemptorist Fathers
Portage la Prairie
Swan River
Mark Ross
Martines
Georgia
USA
Ross
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