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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

May 24, 1979

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Manitoba to Freeze Hydro Rates for Five Years

Manitoba Finance Minister Don Craik announces a five year freeze on residential power rates starting 1979 80 to stabilize costs and restore low rates in North America. The plan retrofits hydro debt, cites inflation and aims to boost reserves while keeping utilities affordable for consumers.

Manitoba Don North America Hydro

Manitoba Unemployment Rises in April 1979

The April 1979 unemployment rate in Manitoba reached 6.3 percent, up from 5.2 percent in March and 6.4 percent in March 1979, with 32,000 people unemployed on April 10, up 2,000 from March and unchanged from April 1978. The rise follows six months of gradual increases and Manitoba remains the third lowest in the country.

Manitoba

Manitoba Pool Statement Retention of subdivision

The Pool will present to the Railway Transport Committee on hearing rights over the CP rail line. It covers building a two mile link from mile 17.5 on the CP line and related subdivision retention issues.

Manitoba Pool Railway ‘Transport Committee

Progressive Conservatives win majority with 136 seats

The Progressive Conservative Party led by 39 year old Joe Clark claimed a majority government with 136 seats, while Liberals held 114, NDP 26, and Social Credit 6. Unofficial totals. Conservative Charlie Mayer dominated Portage Marquette over Maude Leland unofficially, and Gordon Ritchie narrowly beat NDP Lewycky in Dauphin.

Progressive Conservative Party Joe Clark Liberal Party N.D.P The Social Credit Portage - Marquette Charlie Mayer Maude Leland Dauphin Gordon Ritchie Progressive Conservatives N.D.P. Lewycky

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