Crime Prevention Week Highlighted by RCMP Community Groups
The RCMP promotes Crime Prevention Month and Week from November 4 to 10 with school visits mall displays and province wide Community Advisory Groups at each detachment. Sgt Ken Simpson notes these groups will advise on local policing needs and expand to every detachment by year end to improve police community links and prevent crime.
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RCMP
Ken Simpson
Rcmp Crime Prevention Division
Winnipeg
Simpson
Russell Rcmp
Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police
Mulroney Government Criticized In National Poll
A Toronto Globe and Mail poll co sponsored by CBC TV shows 75 percent of Canadians rate Prime Minister Brian Mulroney's performance as poor or very poor. Only 23 percent see good or very good, and 4 percent are dissatisfied overall. The GST debate, Senate power plays, and economic concerns dominate the findings from 2259 interviews.
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Brian Mulroney
Toronto Globe ‘and Mail
Cbc-Tv
Mulroney
Senate
Liberals
Canada
Northwest Territories
Yukon
Letter to the Editor on GST money for Mobil Oil and Hibernia
Ross Harvey NDP MP lodges a critique of the Mulroney government approving up to 1.04 billion for oil majors and up to 2.1 billion in loans for the Hibernia project. He argues the GST will funnel funds to corporations and questions Liberals’ support and annual regulatory reporting.
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Hibernia
Canada
Mobil Oil
Mobil Oil and the Other Hibernias
House of Commons
Liberals
Newfoundland
Newfoundland and Labrador
Ross Harvey
M.P. Ndp
Heaps and Glasmans Attend Brandon Events in Weekend Tour
Eileen and Sonny Heap took a bus trip to Brandon last week while Marshall and Jean Glasman joined the 40th anniversary party for Gwyneth and Earl McPhail at Lions Manor Hower Lounge in Brandon. The surprise event was hosted by three children Ray Barry and Erliss. Sunday morning they stopped in Carroll for a Pancake Breakfast with Fred and Helen Warburton then visited Gary and Donna Strath and family at Sour.
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Eileen
Sonny Heap
Brandon
Marshall
Jean Glasman
Lions Manor
Hower
Gwyneth
Earl McPhail
Bell
Russell
Ray
Barry
Erliss
Carroll
Fred
Helen Warburton
Gary
Donna Strath
Sour
Manitoba Budget Keeps Personal Taxes Steady for Competitiveness
Manitoba Finance Minister Clayton Manness outlined a budget delaying personal tax increases while offering relief to spur investment and job creation. The plan includes a small tobacco tax rise, extended small business tax holidays, payroll tax credits for training, and relief for interprovincial trucking, with a focus on efficiency and shared sacrifice amid a tough year.
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Manitoba
Clayton Manness
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