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KUWAIT CITY, April 28: The Environment Public Authority (EPA) said it is fully committed to move the old and discarded vehicles tyres from the Rahiya dump to Al-Salmi where these tyres will be recycled and the area will be handed over to the Public Authority for Housing Welfare (PAHW). A reliable source told the Al-Seyassah daily, six companies are working nonstop for 12 hours a day to shift the tyres.
Deputy Director for Administrative and Financial Affairs at the EAP, who was present in the area of with members of the South Saad Al-Abdullah Voluntary Project Committee, to follow up the movement of tires from Rahiya to Salmi, said companies have submitted requests to remove tyres during the curfew period and that the issue is being considered by the EPA so that necessary permits can be obtained to get the job done faster. Earlier, the EPA had issued new licenses for companies that took the initiative to remove the tyres from Rahiya and hand over the land to the PAHW to
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On Tuesday, Winnipeg city councillor Scott Gillingham (St. James) tabled a motion for the public service to explore the financial implications of recent and proposed provincial legislation that would make changes to school taxes as well as education support and community revitalization levies.
“The announcement has been that school taxes are being reduced by 25%,” he said. “What impact does that have on the City of Winnipeg’s assessment and taxation department? Because under the school act, municipalities are obligated to collect on behalf of the Province of Manitoba school taxes (and) education levies.”
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Many things have changed in the last year, including the way we shop, access and even eat our food. This has not been lost on members of the Winnipeg Food Council, who have noted we are shopping less often, cooking more, and need to make what we buy last longer. That’s why the Winnipeg Food Council, with support from the City of Winnipeg, has partnered with Love Food Hate Waste (LFHW) Canada, to help Winnipeggers learn ways they can reduce food waste and save some money, from planning meals and grocery shopping to how to extend the shelf life of food.
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