BC government funds 697 non profit housing units
Premier Gordon Campbell and George Abbott announced funding for 697 new non profit housing units across British Columbia, alongside 2,056 already under construction or completed. The plan includes 22 unit Dr Peter Centre in Vancouver and projects in Langford, Lillooet, Williams Lake and more.
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Vancouver
B.C
Gordon Campbell
Community, Aboriginal and Women’s Services
George Abbott
Dr. Peter Centre
Langford
Lillooet
Williams Lake
Chetwynd
Cottonwood Court
Womens Resource Centre
van Maren Construction
Campbell
BC Housing
Liquor reform aims to boost safety and choice in British Columbia
Victoria introduces a four part liquor reform strategy to simplify licences to two categories food primary and liquor primary. the plan expands sale of spirits in cold beer and wine stores, raises store size, and allows 4 am service with local approval. rural stores gain relaxed location rules, and local governments retain licensing input.
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Victoria
Rich Coleman
Competition, Science and Enterprise
Rick Thorpe
Coleman
Liquor Control and Licensing Branch
Cabinet
B.C
One-Time Ministry Grant Powers BC School Districts
Minister Christy Clark announced a one time 44.6 million dollar grant from ministry savings to BC schools. Nearly 42.8 million goes to districts and 1.8 million to independent schools based on September 2001 enrolment. Funds must first retire debt, then discretionary spending follows local priorities.
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Victoria
B.C
Christy Clark
Clark