Seniors use Internet to reach their MPs
Keith and Eileen Leal run the Senior Citizens Forum linking Canadians across provinces. The group shares MP names and emails via a computer program, enabling members to contact up to 300 MPs in minutes. Retirees from diverse backgrounds discuss issues like MIA NAFTA and crime while remaining courteous and engaged in Canadian politics.
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Alberta
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Eileen
Kleal
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Brandon
Inky Mark Comments On Federal Budget Balance
Inky Mark MP for Dauphin-Swan River lauds the first balanced federal budget in 28 years while criticizing tax relief. He argues tax increases funded health care and welfare cuts and urges provincial balanced budget legislation and earlier tuition relief to students.
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Dauphin-Swan River
Martin
Mark
Jean Chretien
Crimestoppers celebrates success in Canada in 1997
Manitoba Crimestoppers and 98 other programs report solving over 17 000 investigations in 1997, with more than 10 000 arrests and seizures valued at over 114 million dollars. The Regina vs Leipert ruling affirms tip anonymity and disclosure exemption, boosting a proposed national Crimestoppers Association with a March 31 ballot.
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