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Letter: Extend Minnesota's Historic Tax Credit The Historic Tax Credit is one of the most powerful tools in local economic development,  job creation and stimulation of entrepreneurship that any community can make. Written By: Elicia Kortus, President, Reclaim Community, Jasper | 10:30 pm, Apr. 7, 2021 × In the wake of COVID-19, creating economic growth, good paying jobs and vitality in our community has become more important than ever. Since 2010, the bipartisan-supported Minnesota Historic Structure Rehabilitation Tax Credit has served the state in countless ways. Th...

Posted: Apr 06, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: April 6 Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government is scheduled to deliver its 2021 budget at the Legislature on Wednesday.(Gary Solilak/CBC) This column is an opinion by Shiu-Yik Au, an assistant professor of finance with the University of Manitoba's Asper School of Business and a member of the Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party. There is an ongoing debate between political leaders over how to best deal with the latter half of the pandemic.  The Manitoba government appears to be pursuing a cautious combination of spending and savi...

Three foreign students die in head-on collision Last Modified: 6:19 AM CST Friday, Feb. 19, 2021 | Updates SUPPLIED PHOTO Three Bangladeshi men killed in a car crash Thursday morning (from left) Risul Badhon, Al Numan Aditta and Aranoor Azad Chowdhury. A “really tight” community of Winnipeg students is dealing with the shocking blow of a car crash that killed three young men from Bangladesh near Arborg Thursday. A "really tight" community of Winnipeg students is dealing with the shocking blow of a car crash that killed three young men from Bangladesh...

'They were the example': friends, Winnipeg's Muslim community mourn deaths of 3 students Nicholas Frew © Aranoor Azad Chowdhury/Al Numan Aditta/Risul Badhon/Facebook Three students at the University of Manitoba, from left, Aranoor Azad Chowdhury, Al Numan Aditta and Risul Badhon, were killed in a head-on collision on Highway 7 south of Arborg Thursday. Friends and Winnipeg's Muslim community in general are mourning the loss of three international university students who died in a car crash Thursday morning, while returning from a trip to see the northern lights. A car trav...

Three students from Bangladesh died on Thursday morning in a car crash south of Arborg, Manitoba in Canada, reports CBC News Canada. The deceased were identified as Al Numan Aditta, Aranoor Azad Chowdhury, Risul Badhon, all Bangladeshi students studying at the University of Manitoba.