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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Apr 16, 1996

Page

7

Let's Talk Taxes and Parliament Spending

A critique of Canadian federal spending explains Estimates as a flawed process. It argues only about 30 percent of government spending is debated in Parliament while 70 percent, the Statutory Authorities, escapes direct scrutiny.

Parliament Hill Fido Ottawa Moose Jaw RCMP Sussex

Where's Fide Questioning Canada's Spending System

Mitch Gray argues in Lets Talk Taxes that spending on Employment Insurance and shared cost programs is controlled by the Prime Minister and cabinet, with MPs limited to 30 percent of spending votes. He urges reform to allow MPs to vote on all expenditures, reducing the grip of party discipline and political risk.

Mt's U.S Congress

Russell council reviews 1996 budget and key projects

The Town of Russell reports a 1996 budget review with aims of a 0 percent mill rate increase. Initiatives include extra funding for Pelly Trail School, Main Street treeing, a senior ball diamond, a second ball diamond, a recycling facility, and a Community Development Fund. The town also purchased 158 Main Street North to foster a commercial focal point and honor a late councillor Ron Blaylock.

Town of Russell Town of Russell Pelly Trail Russell and District Ag Society R.M. of Russell R.M Shellmouth Main Street Bill Stasiuk Ron Blaylock Ron

Youth employment creed and Canadian self employment push

The author argues for early planning by youths to gain work, notes high unemployment and a shift toward self employment. He cites Community Futures loans under $10,000 for under 25s, BDC student loans, CAP funding for Internet access and 2,000 town jobs, and praises the Kiwanis Enterprise Centre led by Mac Taylor. Local observers laud hands on enterprise training to create employers.

Office of Business Development Bank of Canada Paul Martin Ottawa CAP Morningside Kiwanis Enterprise Centre Dawson Creek Mac Taylor Mac Rosetown Eagle John Ulsifer Bob Bradley Saskatchewan Enterprise Cetre Vickie Newmeyer Meridian Community Futures Alasak

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Fide Mitch Gray Manitoba Taxpayers Association Canadian Taxpayers Federation Russell & Silver Creek Comme F.A Arlene Yakubowski Bob Ross
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