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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 09, 1996
Page
10
Ralph Goodale says a prairie wide vote remains a possibility if conducted fairly and with full information, though Alberta plebiscite flaws exist. He argues federal responsibility for Western Canada grain marketing and endorses the Western Grain Marketing Panel as a balanced forum for debate and informed decision making.
Johann Leitgeb from Headingley Man says farmers should be free to choose buyers for their grain and criticizes the Canadian Wheat Board’s single desk selling and buying. He argues monopoly reduces accountability, warns against forced pricing, and calls for Canada to stand by free trade rules against U.S. rhetoric.
An opinion piece argues against granting Quebec a distinct society status. It contends Canada’s principles of freedom and equality require all Canadians be treated equally and warns that special status for Quebec would undermine national unity and dilute core values.
The article lists numerous holiday visitors to Brandon and area including Doris and George Barber and family, Anne Schepp from Unity, Shirley Morgan Roblin, George and Geraldine Mintenko St. Anne, Melanie and Sarah Liske, Irene Thickett, Sharon Glasman Winnipeg, Travis Glasman Thunder Bay and destination Queen Charlotte Island, plus Dorothy Bradley Parabee Courtney Brittany Winnipeg and Roblin relatives. It extends New Year wishes from the Glasman household and others.
Mitch Gray of Lets Talk Taxes discusses Prime Minister Chretien and the GST. The Manitoba Taxpayers Association features Gray, who serves as Federal Research Director for the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, urging the government to eliminate the GST.
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