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Manitoba sees deficit drop to $1.3B, but uncertainty ahead: quarterly report

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The Manitoba government has seen some improvements when it comes to finances, but uncertainty ahead due to U.S. President-elect Donald Trump’s recent victory appears to have slowed any celebration. “Our government is working across industries to grow the economy, increase productivity and attract more investments to our province,” said Minister of Finance Adrien Sala in […]

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