Let's Talk Taxes 1995 Manitoba taxpayers push for budget reform
Peter Holle argues in a Manitoba Taxpayers Association feature that 1995 will begin sweeping changes in the public sector. Officials seek to balance budgets by cutting spending, reforming tax policy, and modernizing government with private sector delivery.
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Filmon
Fraser Institute
Liberal Infrastructure
Santa Claus
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Manitoba Taxpayers Association
Parkland Tourism Seeks Support For Regional Promotion
Parkland Tourism a Manitoba non profit promotes local attractions to draw visitors. Since 1993 the board has been active and in May 1904 distributed 30000 tourism maps. Debora McPhail as coordinator canvasses area businesses for endorsements while memberships remain affordable.
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Parkland Tourism
Parkland
Forks
Chambers of Commerce
Community Futures
East
West Parkland
Deborah McPhail
North America
Town of Dauphin
Dauphin
Manitoba
Equitable VLT revenue distribution debated by prairie editors
FRED McGUINNESS reports on a debate across three prairie papers over video lottery terminals. Editors George Stinson and Richard Edwards clash on dedicating 25 percent of VLT funds to local communities, with Winkler Times noting rural Manitoba seeks more than the 10 percent share. The piece calls for an equitable redistribution formula and invites reader letters.
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Camrose
Alberta
Stinson
Richard Edwards
Big River
Edwards
Mfnwat
Prairies
Winkler Times
Manitoba
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