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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Sep 07, 1999

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Provincial election site launch cited by Elections Manitoba

The Manitoba Elections site at elections.mb.ca offers updated nonpartisan access to election information, voter eligibility, the Voters List, and electoral maps. The Minnedosa grain elevator run by United Grain Growers will close August 31, citing industry shifts and economics. a 1964 wooden elevator, built for 100,000 bushels, was part of a network of 31 active UGG elevators in Manitoba, with Neepawa the nearest.

Elections Manitoba Esec Orme UGG Minnedosa Agricore Neepawa

Manitoba Plans Tax Credit to Stem Postsecondary Brain Drain

Premier Gary Filmon unveils a 500 million tax package to curb postsecondary brain drain. A new Graduate Tax Credit of 25 percent lowers taxes for graduates who stay to live and work in Manitoba, averaging about 500 in savings annually. The plan also creates a new Ministry of Post Secondary Education Training and Innovation to oversee budgets and funding, including the Economic Innovation Technology and Manitoba Innovation Fund.

Terrie Wermuru Manitoba Gary Filmon Ministry of Post ,Secondary Education, Training and Innovation Filmon

Manitoba Tax Cut Plan Promises Big Personal Income Drop

Premier Filmon unveils a $270 million tax plan to cut Manitoba personal income tax from 47 percent to 37 percent over five years. The move targets growth, aiming to keep the economy buoyant and competitive for families earning around $61,500.

Tories Manitoba Filmon

Harvest Conditions Report From Manitoba Fields

Farmers report varying progress across Foxwarren and Russell Roblin districts as harvest begins. Hard red spring wheat shows poor grading due to fusarium and ergot amid lower tolerance, while canola and rye progress differ. Crop quality remains a major concern for Paterson Grain’s Bill Bantinhimer.

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Ator Len Derkach Russell Constituency Gary Fidman I Kontrong Terrie Brian Auger Russell Street Russell and Roblin Bill Bawtinhimer Binscorth Paterson Grain Board of Grain Commissioners Bantinhimer Russell
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