Canadians Admit They Would Cheat On Taxes
A Financial Post/Campus poll shows 72 percent of Canadians would evade taxes if given a chance and 42 percent have already broken the law. Voters blame politicians and waste, urging lower tax rates to curb evasion and grow the private taxpaying sector.
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Virden flour mill shuts doors as receivership rumors persist
The B P Kent Flour Mills Limited Virginia Virden plant closes on June 12 after rumors of receivership. The Virden mill employs 40 workers and faces uncertain futures for its Virden and Yorkton branches. MLA Jim Downey calls the move unfortunate and says the government will explore options.
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