Let's Talk Taxes The Liberals risk debt and a falling dollar
Pollsters tie high Liberal approval to a likable prime minister but warn Don’t Worry Be Happy has a price. Ottawa plans to add at least 100 billion in debt over three years, pushing up interest rates and lowering living standards as foreign lenders pull back. The dollar slides further, boosting costs for Canadians and widening the deficit. Statistics Canada notes falling retail sales. The piece ends urging scrutiny of deficits and infrastructure borrowing. The analysis is labeled a feature from the Association of Manitoba Taxpayers.
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Teulon mob ile home hit by bullets in apparent random shooting
A Teulon area mobile home suffered three stray bullets with one lodging in a bathroom wall while two daughters played nearby. RCMP say bullets came from a bush clearing southeast of the residence and urge anyone with information to come forward. Other Manitoba items note Molotov incidents in Carman and overviews of Countryfest 94, Dauphin spending estimates, Neepawa Holiday Festival attendance, and Deloraine students training for a Winnipeg marathon.
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