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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 04, 1999

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Swan River arena expansion approved by council

Town approves bylaw to borrow 150000 for Swan River Centennial Arena expansion including new dressing room, training area, conference room, skating, storage, offices and memorabilia sales space. Also notes Cowan Subdivision negotiations success and a Manitoba fire risk alert urging caution with outdoor fires due to dry spring conditions.

Arena Project Swan River Star & Times Swan River Centennial Arena Neil Swan Valley Manitoba Natural Resources

Highway upgrades ease travel in Russell and Swan River areas

Manitoba announces 1999 2000 highway program investing 211 million to upgrades across Russell Swan River region. Projects include grade widening on Highway 16 south of Highway 45 to Binscarth, slope repair on Highway 83, Thunder Creek bridge replacement, right of way work on Highway 16, slope stabilization near Foxwarren, grade and slope work on Highway 83 near Shell River, paving on Highway 21 Shoal Lake to Oakburn, and Shoal Lake intersection improvements.

Russell Swan River Binscarth Assiniboine Thunder Creek Binscorth Foxwarren Shoal Lake Roblin San Clara

Taxed to the limit by Fraser Institute study

A Fraser Institute analysis using Statistics Canada data shows Canadian taxes have surged since 1961. The average family’s pre tax income rose to about 50,000 in 1998 with a tax bill of 23,218, lifting taxes to 46.4 percent of income and delaying tax freedom day to June 27.

Ternesce Fraser Institute Statistics Canada Joel Emes

Manitoba Budget Highlights Health Spending and Tax Cut

Finance Minister Hardid Gilleshammer unveiled a catchup budget delivering more health care funding while avoiding broad sales tax cuts. A three point drop in provincial income tax lowers the rate from 50 to 47 percent, phased in by January 2000, bringing Manitoba below Saskatchewan but still above Alberta and Ontario. See Fiscal page 2.

Terrie Welwood Hardid Gilleshammer Manitoba Iead Saskatchewan Alberta Ontario

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