Springfield Leader publication details and rates
The Springfield Leader is an independent weekly newspaper serving northeastern Manitoba locales including Pine Falls and Lac du Bonnet. It lists subscription costs, advertising rates, and second class mail registration number 0640.
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Manitoba
Pine Falls
Powerview
St. George
Great Falls
Pointe du Bois
Lac du Bonnet
Pinawa
Seven Sisters Falls
River Hills
Elma
Whitemouth
Provencher
Rupertsland
Springfield Leader Ltd
Canada
Springfield
Ard Street
Man
Measles and Hepatitis Cases Decline in Manitoba
Manitoba health update shows measles down to nine cases in June from May's 19 and April's 98, rubella 152 last month vs 526 a year earlier, and infectious hepatitis far lower with 55 June cases and 549 for the first half of 1971. Venereal diseases rise with gonorrhoea at 235 in June and 1,503 in the first half, while syphilis reaches 140 this year.
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Manitoba
Health and Social Development
Rene E. Toupin
North America
Ottawa watchers weigh timing of federal election this year
Ottawa political observers sense an imminent election battle from recent Parliament Hill events and Trudeau's Western forays. A federal vote this year hinges on provincial elections in Ontario Newfoundland and Alberta and on public reaction to government performance and future legislation.
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Ottawa
Parliament Hill
Canada
Ontario
Newfoundland
Alberta
Manitoba tests 16000 vehicles to assess safety impact
Public Works and Highways Minister Joseph Borowski announced the completion of a random sampling check of 16,000 Manitoba vehicles to evaluate whether compulsory testing reduces accidents. The study compares accident records with 16,000 untested vehicles and expands into 1961 or earlier models and used cars offered for sale.
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Manitoba
Public Works and Highways
Joseph Borowski
Killarney
Winnipeg
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Borowski
Tax Plan Aims to Boost Canada Revenue by 3.28 Billion
Manitoba Finance Minister Saul Cherniack presents a national tax reform plan to federal and provincial ministers. It calls for tax credits replacing exemptions, full income inclusion, taxed natural resource sectors, limited capital cost allowances, and broader estate and gift taxation to raise about 3.282 billion in the first year.
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Canada
Manitoba
Saul Cherniack
Cherniack
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