End of welfare state reshapes Canada provincial power
The write up argues Canada shifts from a welfare state to a lean era driven by Ottawa cuts. Premiers Klein Romanow and Filmon gain leverage as budgets tighten, hitting local services, education and museums while taxes rise and taxpayer accountability grows.
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Action 21 environmental program announced by Canada
The Environment Minister unveils Action 21 a new federal program to fund community environmental projects with a 10 million annual budget matching funds required non profit and NGO groups urged to engage service clubs youth and seniors to improve local environments promoting air climate biodiversity and reduced toxins through community initiatives contact regional Environment Canada offices for guidelines deadlines and applications
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Canada
Action 21
Oldies but goodies restored to splendor
A Baldur Gazette feature on Rick Johnson and Rob Rose opening Lo-Boys and Custom, a shop restoring early cars. They work mainly on vehicles from 1930 to 1950 and exhibit two restoration styles: factory look and creative redesigns with modern upgrades.
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Baldur Gazette
Rick Johnson
Rob Rose
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Rob
Lo-Boys
U.S
Glen Lamontagne
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