WAG cuts staff to save Manitoba arts budget
The Winnipeg Art Gallery reduced six support positions and contracted security to save about 500000 over two years. The move cuts 6.5 percent of its 1996 1998 budget sparking debate on subsidies for arts groups and taxpayer burdens.
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Manitoba Principals Voice Concerns Over Education Changes
The Manitoba Association of Principals criticizes public education funding cuts and proposed reforms. They warn changes may undermine student outcomes, urge research based policy, and stress administrators must lead schools with collegial relations and trust. Rick Plaisier signs on behalf of the association.
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Reform Party fractures dominate western commentary in papers
Western weeklies debate Preston Manning led Reform Party tensions and discipline. Critics call for caucus housecleaning while supporters defend free discussion and accountability. Columnists from Crowsnest Pass to Yorkton weigh in on Manning's leadership and the party's future.
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