Winnipeg Free Press

Wednesday, June 03, 1981

Issue date: Wednesday, June 3, 1981
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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - June 3, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 10 Winnipeg free press wednesday. June 3, 1981 bubbly Battle brewing Ottawa fed eral government is bearing Down on one of the last luxuries available to the working Man by adding unreasonable taxes to the Cost of Beer opposition maps changed tuesday. New Democrat Sid Parker told the commons during de Bate on legislation formally implementing a Range of tax measures proposed last fall that the higher taxes on Beer will Force More drinkers to turn to hard liquor. Parker my for the British Columbia Riding of Kootenay East Revelstoke noted the tax on Beer increased 29 per cent while liquor taxes in creased by Only six per cent. Since then consumption of Beer the traditional drink of the working had dropped by 3.6 per cent he said. Levies automatic the excise tax legislation will mean Federal levies on alcohol and tobacco will in crease automatically each year at the rate of inflation beginning sept. 1, in addition to previous tax increases. Provisions in the Bill were announced in the october Federal budget. Progressive conservative Pat Nowlan of Nova Scotia said the Beer tax threatens to alter the social habits of working canadians. There have been revolt Lions started with less Provo said the my for an Napolis Valley Hants. Conservative Dan Mcken Zie called the liquor and Beer taxes one of the greed est parts of the that provision shows the government wants to soak canadians for everything they can taking the inflationary trend into account a 24-Bot tie Case of Beer will probably Cost around by the late 1980s, said Mckenzie my for the Manitoba Riding of Winnipeg Assiniboine. In Ontario a 24-bottle car ton costs just Over critics Spur Bill changes Ottawa a cations minister Francis Fox yesterday introduced a series of amendments to the Freedom of information Bill As it came up for clause by clause study by the com Mons Justice committee. Among the changes being made in response to criticism of the Bill by a number of Public interest groups ear Lier in the Spring d no fees will be levied for reviewing records. Critics said the fee. Provision might Price Public interest groups out of the information mar Ket. In right of Access to information would be extended to foreigners. Critics had said that excluding foreigners might result in exclusionary provisions in other coun tries. D exceptions dealing with Federal provincial affairs International relations and defence would be modified to provide for an injury test rather than a class test. Critics had said a class test would mean that no inform. Tion would become Public in these areas. Public interest d a Public interest provi Sion would govern release of personal information Sand confidential business information bringing the Bill into line with current practice by major regulatory agencies. The information commissioner and the courts would be empowered to review the withholding of product test results that were considered misleading. Previously a department head could have withheld test results without Challenge. The commissioner would have to be notified if it look More than 30 Days to respond to a Public request for information. Fox said other Amend ments will next week. He outlined several changes aimed at allaying the fears of historians native indians and scientific and cultural groups. He urged maps to give the Bill speedy consideration. Provinces cagey about renter Aid Ottawa up housing minis Ter Paul Cosgrove May have to wait some time before getting derailed reaction from his provincial counter parts on the idea of a federally sponsored shelter allowance pro Gram for needy renters. Several of the ministers inter viewed during the Federal provincial housing meeting that ended Here yesterday said they need to know More about Ottawa s plans before committing themselves. Broached idea and one minister said he would be More positive about shelter allow ances if they were directed toward Low income homeowners As Well As renters. Cosgrove broached the possibility of shelter allowances at a housing conference sponsored by the Canad nation it by Luc a Sallalu to Grove not specific an real estate association earlier this year but said he wants further comments on the idea before taking it to Cabinet. However a communique issued by provincial ministers yesterday expressed Surprise that they have not yet received detailed information of what Cosgrove has in mind. Four provinces British Colum Bia Manitoba new Brunswick and Quebec have shelter allowance plans of their own and an obvious concern is How these plans would be affected by a Federal plan. We Don t want to see the Federal government come in and either duplicate what we Are doing or conflict with what we re said Mani Toba housing minister Gary Fil Mon. Pat Binns of Prince Edward Island said a shelter allowance plan for renters alone would be of Little help in his province because most people own their own Homes. He said his prime concern is Long term Assis Tance to help homeowners meet monthly mortgage payments. Wants guarantees Ontario s Claude Bennett said he would want some guarantees of Long term Federal support before committing himself to a shelter Al Lowance program. The provinces can t afford to get involved in shelter allowances Only to have Federal Money withdrawn As it in the Case of Ottawa s Community services contribution pro Gram he said. A Federal background paper on shelter allowances prepared by can Ada mortgage and housing corp. Says they could help solve the hous ing problems of or More families living in apartments. One possibility would be to provide monthly shelter allowance payments to families who spend More than 30 per cent of their incomes on rent and to subsidize 75 per cent of the differ ence Between that amount and the average Market rent. The paper suggests a shelter Al Lowance program would Cost million a year or More. The costs would probably be substantially lower if the payments were made Only to select groups such As elderly renters. Existing provincial shelter allowance programs Are directed to Ward senior citizens. 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