Debt servicing costs blamed on high rates and taxes
A Manitoba analysis by the Alternative Centre argues debt growth stems from high interest, not spending. It notes corporations pay little tax, consumers bear hidden taxes, and unemployment drains revenues. It cites Saskatchewan debt costs up 1000 percent in 10 years and a family of four paying $500 monthly in interest.
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Cattle prices rise as markets see record fat cattle sales
Border Auction Mart in Melita reports fat cattle selling for 20 cents a pound higher after a fourth large consignment sale. Average prices run $1150 to $1200 per animal as buyers from multiple regions place orders, keeping prices competitive across marts.
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Melita
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