Village of Rossburn council discusses scrap removal contract
The council debated securing a regular scrap metal removal contract for the local landfill and approved corresponding actions. Don Burt was named council representative to the skating arena board, while staff training for Rick Rubennik at Red River Community College was funded. The village supports a regional rail and port concept, seeks $1,500 extra 1995 funding for the Economic Development and Recreation Board, and passes several by laws. The council plans to form a local watershed conservation district, purchases lapel pins, approves reserve fund expenditures, and authorizes tax adjustments and utility bill collections.
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Doug Grassinger
Rossburn
Don Burt
Rick Rubennik
Red River Community College
Canadian Northern Gateway Transportation Company
Yorkton
Sask
Churchill
Council
Rossburn Economic Development and Recreation Board
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Manitoba
Shirley Kalyniuk
Ken Caldwell
M.J. Usunier
Pin City
Saskatoon
Minister of Rural Development
General Reserve
Rator
Manitoba Increases Minimum Wage to 5.40 Per Hour
Manitoba raises the minimum hourly wage from 5.25 to 5.40 effective January 1. Statistics Canada estimates under 2 percent of Manitoba workers earn the minimum, about 5 percent near it, and the province keeps a single rate with no youth or trainee differential.
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Manitoba
Statistics Canada
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