Manitoba Raises Minimum Wage Sept 1 1976
Manitoba will raise its hourly minimum wage for workers 18 and over from $2.60 to $2.95, effective September 1, 1976, with under-18 wages increasing from $2.35 to $2.70. Labour Minister Russ Paulley announced cabinet approval. Other Canadian wage rates: federal $2.90 April 1, 1976. BC $3.00 June 1, 1976. Alberta $2.75 March 1, 1976. Saskatchewan $2.80 Jan 1, 1976. Ontario $2.65 March 15, 1976. Quebec $2.80 Dec 1, 1975. New Brunswick $2.30 July 1, 1975. Nova Scotia $2.50 Jan 1, 1976. Prince Edward Island $2.50 July 1, 1976. Northwest Territories $2.50 April 1, 1976. Yukon $3.00 April 1, 1976. Newfoundland $2.50 January 1, 1976.
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Manitoba to Train Indian and Metis Police Constables
The Manitoba government with the federal government will train up to 10 Indian and Metis constables for reserves and nearby non-status communities. Attorney General Howard Pawley announced an Option 3-B program allowing recruitment of 10 RCMP constables who may not meet full RCMP entry standards. The aim is policing by natives with language and cultural ties, developed with the Manitoba Indian Brotherhood and other groups, with cost sharing at 60 percent for status and 52 percent for non-status constables.
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Manitoba warns on Ontario firm's business for sale scheme
The Consumers Bureau of Manitoba cautions owners about Caldwell Advertising and Business Consultants Corporation of Canada. The Hamilton firm, not registered or licensed locally, allegedly offers a quick sale service with immediate retainer fees and up to 10,000 confidential reports. Victims are urged to report to RCMP or the Bureau, with Winnipeg and toll-free numbers provided.
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Caldwell Advertising and Business Consultants
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Kennedy Street
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