Manitoba election day prompts debt worry and voter doubt
Editorial by Bob Schmidt questions why debt reduction is ignored in Manitoba’s election. It cites Craig of Canadian Taxpayers on debt growth and urges voters to consider the burden on children and grandchildren, while noting healthcare education and growth dominate the debate.
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Multiplex arena tour sparks talk of community hub
Theoren Fleury toured a multiplex arena and discussed its potential to become a year round venue hosting indoor beach volleyball and rollerblading. The facility, with 1500 capacity and 27 toilets, features a portable inflatable theatre and climate controlled seating that can spell RAMS in blackout-red letters.
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Grit your teeth and vote in Manitoba Saskatchewan debate
Manitoba and Saskatchewan voters face a debt laden choice as parties promise more spending. The NDP criticize high spending and taxes while opposing coalitions promise new programs. The Liberals and Progressive Conservatives both vow increased spending but seek offsets like trimming fat and a shorter Bipole III line to save costs.
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Will the euro survive the looming crisis
The euro likely endures the Greek debt shock but faces collapse within five to ten years due to Greece euro use and Spain and Italy risks. EU unity may outlast the currency as the project hinges on political sovereignty and shared fiscal tools, which are currently lacking.
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