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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 14, 1996

Page

7

Let's Talk Taxes debunks tax conspiracy claims in Canada

In this Manitoba Taxpayers Association feature, the article clarifies federal income tax authority under the Constitution. It rejects claims that the federal government lacks taxing power, explains Section 91 Clause 3 and Section 92, and distinguishes federal versus provincial taxation. It criticizes reliance on the Lord Nelson case and urges constructive tax reform.

Canadian Taxpayers Federation Supreme Court of Canada Attorney General of Nova Scotia Attorney General of Canada Lord Nelson Holding Company CTF Board Mel Smith Lord Nelson Hotel Ottawa

Letter condemns Sheila Copps resignation and GST pledge

David Somerville of The National Citizens' Coalition accuses Deputy Prime Minister Sheila Copps of deliberate deception over scrapping the GST. He argues her resignation promise was a deliberate vote buying ploy and urges Hamilton East voters not to reelect her.

Sheila Copps Copps Federal Liberal Party Liberals Sheila Cops Hamilton East David Somerville National Citizens’ Coalition

Questioning Census Data From a Manitoba Lutheran Church

Dear Editor: The Census counts often overstate church affiliation compared with actual attendance. Rev Darren Siegle of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Inglis urges honesty in census forms, urging members to reflect true worship and church ties.

Lutheran Church - Canada Darren Siegle Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Inglis, MB

Millennium recognition plea to Prime Minister Chretien

Fred McGuiness urges Hon. Jean Chretien to mark the approaching millennium with national recognition and bold public works. He recalls 1967 centennial momentum, suggests ambitious projects, youth programs, and self employment efforts to unite Canadians beyond debts and deficits.

Ielieve Canada Bobby Gimby Canadian Centennial Commission Peter Aykroyd Dundurn Bowsman Fred McGuiness

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