Rent Stabilization Act imposes 10 percent ceiling with refunds
The act requires landlords who raised rents over 10 percent since July 1 1975 to refund the difference within 60 days of the act’s effective date. Exemptions include new structures after Jan 1 1976, existing controlled housing, co op buildings, hotels and short term tenancies. Landlords may abate rents or issue cash or cheques to former tenants. Three months' notice remains required for increases. Rent review officers can deny excessive increases and subpoena witnesses.
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Mr. Turnbull
Turnbull
Rent Stabilization Board
Manitoba
Consumer protection study eyed for meat marketing reforms
Manitoba Affairs Minister Ian Turnbull announces a departmental review of the Mani toba livestock marketing report. The aim is to determine which recommendations to adopt to protect consumers, noting the current meat retail system lacks informative grading and price competition. He cites four Winnipeg chains controlling about 70 percent of sales and suggests broader grade usage could cut prices by up to 15 cents a pound, with larger savings possible.
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Ian Turnbull
Manitoba
Winnipeg
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Federal Food and Drug Directorate
The
Meat and Livestock Commission
Responsible Govern 6
Jake Epp, M.P
Jake Epp
M.P. Provencher
Pine Falls
Manitou Lodge
Lac du Bonnet
Pinawa
Province OF
Clean Environment Commission
Kelsey House
Commission
Box 4
Tuxedo Avenue
Cyanamid OF Canada Limited
Plant Food & Pesticides Dept
Dorchester Blvd. West
Montreal
Que