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Selinger on right course
Re: Interview ‘cursory and sycophantic’ (Letters, Jan. 3). The writer seems upset that the Free Press didn’t spend its interview with Greg Selinger slamming him. Despite the fact that Manitoba is a have-not province, it has not laid off workers, nor has it continually and stealthily cut services, like the feds have.
Fear reigns in the federal civil service. Despite fighting a multimillion-dollar flood and federal cuts to cost-sharing, Manitoba continues improving health care, education and infrastructure. The Sinclair inquiry shows Manitoba needs more social services, which will require more spending, not layoffs.
Selinger has hinted at a tax increase, which makes a lot more sense than layoffs and service cuts. When was the last time supermarkets and other private businesses did not raise prices? Wake up and smell the coffee.
JOE SEGAL
Winnipeg
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