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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 20, 1997

Page

7

Let's Talk Taxes Tax relief and debt limit impact

Victor Vrsnik outlines Manitoba tax and debt realities in a voter guide style piece. He notes a $7 billion provincial debt and $600 billion federal debt strain financing major projects like a $345 million floodway. He contrasts 1960s prosperity with today’s high taxes, debts, and calls for targeted tax relief and modest cuts.

Atoast Duff Roblin Grand Forks Ottawa Manitoba Canada Conservative Party Reform Party United States Pacific Rim

Liberal rail funding cuts spark rural Manitoba protest

A letter from Terry Johnson of Elkhorn MB criticizes Liberal policies on Agriculture funding and rail freight. He cites a 1996 rate increase, rail line abandonments in Dauphin Swan River area, delayed grain shipments, and perceived inaction by Marlene Cowling. He argues roads bear increased traffic and calls for leadership to protect rural economies. CN and CP are blamed for not addressing communities' needs.

Manitoba Dauphin-Swan Marlene Cowling Marlene Terry Johnson Elkhorn

Liberals prioritize rural economic development in letter

Jerry Drebit of Minnedosa MB urges rural voters to remember the Liberal party’s pledge to make rural economic development a priority. He cites CFDCs and contrasts Liberal plans with Conservative leader Jean Charest’s proposal to eliminate CFDCs, arguing the Liberal approach would sustain jobs and growth in 1995/96.

Jean Charest Whicn Inky Mars Lorne Bogua Ted Mariene Vowing Liberal Party Jerry Drebit Minnedosa

Sask Pool and UGG clash over prairie grain trade

Editorial notes describe Sask Pool planning a Saskatchewan terminal and UGG expanding, while railways CP and CN face delivery crises amid a grain boom. Editors critique profits, competition, and farm delivery reliance, with a local Boissevain Recorder editor voicing concern over takeovers and advertising ethics.

UGG Sask Pool Saskatchewan Tolpuddle Boissevain Recorder Wheat Board English Bay Calgary Hallowe'en

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