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Manitoba’s Historic Church and Fuel Tax Debate | Winnipeg News

Manitoba’s Historic Church and Fuel Tax Debate | Winnipeg News

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Manitoba’s government is investing $100,000 to preserve the historic St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church in Fork River, ensuring its structural integrity for years to come. Meanwhile, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is pressuring Prime Minister Mark Carney to eliminate the federal fuel excise tax entirely, arguing Canadians are suffering at the pump amid rising gas prices. On housing, CUPE Manitoba is urging the government to accelerate Bill 13, demanding stronger tenant protections and urgent reforms to the Residential Tenancies Act to tackle affordability. In Dauphin, police uncovered a stolen utility task vehicle used in an ATM theft just one day after it was reported missing — found abandoned after workers noticed it.

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