Manitoba sets four percent rent guideline for 1991
Housing Minister Gerry Ducharme announced Manitoba's rent increase guideline for 1991 at four per cent, up from last year. The guideline reflects rising property taxes and operating costs, but remains a guideline critics may challenge by writing to the Rent Regulation Bureau within a month of notice.
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Gerry Ducharme
Rent Regulation Bureau
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Manitobans Embrace Seat Belts Boosting Safety
Public awareness campaign by MPIC and an enforcement drive by Winnipeg Brandon police and RCMP raised seat belt use from 65 percent in June to 73 percent provincewide. In Dauphin the rate rose 13 percent and Portage now 80 percent buckling up. About 3,000 tickets and warnings were issued during July 30 to August 12 enforcement.
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Portage
Bardua
MPIC
Police
Insurance Brokers Association of Manitoba
Provincial Departments of Highways and Transportation and Justice
University of Manitoba Road Safety Research Unit
Filmon Maintains 18-Member Cabinet With Two New Ministers
Premier Gary Filmon adds Harold Gilleshammer and Darren Praznik to the Manitoba cabinet, keeping it at 18 after the retirements of Gerrie Hammond and Charlotte Oleson. Jim Downey becomes deputy premier, Clayton Manness gains house leader duties, and Bonnie Mitchelson takes on status of women. The throne speech session opens Oct. 11.
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Gary Filmon
George Johnson
Labor
Gerrie Hammond
Family Services
Charlotte Oleson
Manitoba
Filmon
Harold Gilleshammer
Minnedosa
Darren Praznik
Lac du Bonnet
Civil Service Superannuation
Civil Service Special
Public Servants Insurance Act
Northern and Native Affairs
Jim Downey
Arthur Virden
Clayton Manness
Morris
Bonnie Mitchelson
River East
Roblin-Russell
Len Derkach
Virden
Glen Findlay
Springfield
Filmont
35Th Legislative Assembly
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