Manitoba Energy Demo seeks 120 homeowners for retrofit effort
A federal provincial program named Energy Demo invites 120 Manitoba homeowners to join a pilot retrofit project. Participants must contribute funds, share data, and open their homes to the public while aiming to cut energy use by at least 40 percent across electricity, hot water, and space heating. The project provides up to 5000 tax free dollars per successful applicant, with total retrofit costs expected between 2000 and 10000 dollars.
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Manitoba
Canada
Ukrainian Catholic Church committee presents $500 cheque
Mike E. Antonin presents Administrator Avis Stitt of Rossburn District Health Centre with a $500 cheque for a tape and record player purchase. Nick Stupinsky, church member, looks on.
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Ukrainian Catholic Church Committee
Mike E. Antonin
Avis Stitt
Rossburn District Health Centre
Nick Stupinsky
Ukrainian Catholic Church
Survivorship rule changes in Manitoba legislature
Attorney General Roland Penner introduces the Survivorship Act to guide property transfers when two or more people die without proof of who died first. The bill says each person is deemed to have survived others, so estates go to their own heirs, preserving will terms and clarifying joint tenancies and life insurance outcomes. The rule replaces the seniority presumption that could disinherit children from previous marriages.
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Winnipeg
Roland Penner
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