Premier Oliver praises outlook after Ottawa trip
The Abbotsford Post reports Premier Oliver returning from Ottawa hopeful. He says many British Columbians share the mood, while criticizing past Liberal era scandals and noting the province intends no takeover by Ottawa or park creation on the Canadian National system.
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Training for Rural Boys in British Columbia Ample
Provincial government drives rural education in BC with added manual training and domestic science classes. District supervisors, trained agricultural instructors, and night courses operate across Fraser Valley centers from Chilliwack to Mission City. Ontario and federal support bolster farming training for boys and girls to sustain rural communities.
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Call Off The Movies on Bible Based Films
A Toronto Star piece argues film licenses should limit Bible based productions to avoid harmful sensationalism. It warns a single successful Bible film could spur many imitators and urges early restrictions to protect reputations and curb lavish biblical adaptations.
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Canada’s System of Government Under Confederation
Canada’s government under Confederation established a federal system with a constitutional monarchy. It creates a central federal government for national matters and provincial governments for local functions, sharing powers defined in the constitution and the British parliamentary framework.
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Political Critique of Revenue Increases After 1916
A historical overview denounces Conservative tax cuts and post 1916 increases, noting revenue rising from 46.3 million to 19.05 million in 1922 and aiming to cover deficits with higher taxes and borrowing. It argues wasteful public spending, bluntly urging taxpayers to question government claims of progress.
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Political Indiscretion and Local Expenditures Highlighted
A comment on government losses exceeding one million dollars with 778,830 overdue payments. Details include Boys Industrial School Essendale with 69 boys and 24 staff costing 100000 yearly maintenance from 400000 building, plus salary rises and tax rates. Kamloops council debates budget cuts and a Vernon Caledonian Society push to revive Scottish dances amid jazz substitutes.
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Wise and Otherwise Exceed Ugly Long Patient Dialogue
A terse exchange between a patient and doctor over a mustard plaster. The patient objects to a treatment drawn away from his lead pain, preferring the pain remain where it is rather than drawn down through six feet five inches in new territory.
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