Commercial vehicle inspection rules broadened in Manitoba
Manitoba announces expanded truck and bus inspection regulations to improve highway safety, aligning with National Safety Code Standards. The plan covers vehicles over 10 000 kg and all buses, with annual inspections for trucks and semiannual checks for buses, excluding farm trucks. A six month education phase in begins June 1 1994 with full enforcement after Dec 1 1994, costs $100 to $200, and private sector inspection stations will administer exams.
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Glen Findlay
Manitoba
Findlay
Automobile Insurance Division posts second quarter loss
Manitoba Public Insurance reports a 2.3 million net loss for the six months ending April 30 1994. The rise in premium revenue and a 3.5 million capital gain from an ants sale offset ongoing total claims costs. Autopac claims costs stood at 188.9 million with more than 10 900 bodily injury claims.
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Manitoba Public Insurance
Automobile Insurance Division
Grahme Newton
Newton
Autopac
Health Minister Forming 14 Member Medical Services Council
Health Minister Jim McCrae announced a 14 member Medical Services Council to guide universal health care in Manitoba. Dr. Ian Goldstine will represent physicians with a mandate to act in the public interest and in line with the Canada Health Act.
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New Medical Services Council
Health
Jim McCrae
Ian Goldstine
The
Manitoba Medical
MMA
Manitoba Health
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Faculty of Medicine
Manitoba Centre For Health Policy and Evaluation
McCrae
Goldstine
Presi
Council
Health Minister
Medical Services Council
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