Stefanson and Martin clash over Manitoba debt and taxes
The piece contrasts Manitoba premier Eric Stefanson and federal treasurer Paul Martin. It notes Stefanson plans a $100 million increase in provincial spending while cutting personal income tax, boosting debt repayment to $150 million next year, and arguing for a business tax relief. It highlights Martin’s balanced budget and debt interest burden, plus Manitoba Chamber praise and highway funding concerns.
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Chretien in Manitoba Radio Visit Reveals Private Charm
Friday the 13th broadcast in Winnipeg features Jean Chretien calmly fielding callers amid outside protesters over Iraq policy. The Prime Minister shows humor and warmth off air, insisting on his farm boy image while dodging security constraints and sharing anecdotes about Clinton and golf.
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Mick Jagger
Tams
Cenre
Bill Clinton
Bobby Hull
Clinton
John Diefenbaker
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