Manitoba Throne Speech Stresses No Major Tax Increase
The Throne Speech highlights a commitment not to raise major taxes in the coming year, marking nine straight years without sales, business, or personal income tax increases. Analysts note Premier Gary Filmon faces mixed reception from opponents and media. The speech also pledges welfare support tied to work or training and a Tourism Marketing Council.
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Readers weigh in on 1995 Manitoba issues and opinions
A year end wrap of letters from Islay Jack Gunton to P.O. Box readers. Topics include pressure cookers, taxes, water quality, scams, ESSIAC, Centra Gas charges, CPP-like concerns, highway safety, tourism, O J Simpson, driving fitness for seniors, and reactions to the Quebec referendum with named towns and individuals.
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