Manitoba Borrowing 110 Million From Heritage Fund
Manitoba will borrow 110 million Canadian dollars from Alberta's Heritage Fund. Finance Minister Brian Ransom said the loan aligns with borrowing in Canadian dollars and offers a competitive rate. It marks the second Heritage Fund loan, following a 75 million borrow in 1978 for Manitoba Hydro and Manitoba Telephone System. A separate library display features dolls dating to 1900, with contact to Jean for unique items.
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Brian Ransom
Manitoba
Alberta
Heritage Fund For Man
Alberta Fund
Ransom
Heritage Fund
Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Telephone System
Jean
Tax changes in 1980 Bill C54 affect family employees
The new Bill C54 provisions mainly impact taxpayers who employ spouses and those who volunteer as firemen or receive subsidized loans from employers. It raises the tax free portion of volunteers’ expense allowances to 500 dollars, sets loan interest rate to the rate at loan origination, introduces a tax free travel allowance for full time workers working far from home, and redesigns the T1 Special and tax return forms. The RRSPs RHSPs and allm refunds limit rises to 12 percent and refunds averaged 424.10 dollars last year with interest timing noted.
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Ude
Senate
Canada
Endcliffe District News Funeral attendance and travels noted
Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs Bill Zimmer whose funeral was held at Langenburg on Monday. Mr and Mrs Norman Liske and Grant traveled to Winnipeg Friday, returning with Maureen Liske Wendy Edgson and Vera Smith from Canadian Union College Alberta. Sunday evening gatherings included Norman Liske Maureen Wendy Edison Vera Smith and Mr and Mrs Gordon.
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Bill Zimmer
Langenburg
Norman Liske
Grant
Winnipeg
Maureen Liske
Wendy Edgson
Wendy Edison and
Vera ‘Smith
Mrs. Gordon
Compulsory retirement inquiry announced by Attorney General
Attorney General Gerry Mercier announces a public inquiry into compulsory retirement. The probe will study trends in other jurisdictions, existing research, pension and social security relevance, and will hold hearings to assess social values. It notes protections under the Human Rights Act for those mandatorily retired due to age and cites Mr. Rothstein of Atkins MacAulay and Thorvaldson.
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Fr. Mercier
Rothstein
Atkins, MacAulay and
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Neepawa
Roblin - Shell River - Hillsburg Recreation Commission
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Vince Kreiser
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Endcliffe District News
Epes
Bawan
Prairie
Keith Lundgren
Marchwell, Sask
Gerry Mercier
Ans
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McGregor
Clement's Farm
Russell, Man
Harry Stanchuk
Phelps
Hinchila
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