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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 03, 2001
Page
5
The paper invites unsigned letters only with verification details including address and phone number. Mail or fax submissions to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110 or fax 250 788 9988. Reproduction requires written consent of the publisher for staff produced content.
Letter from the Bargaining Association of the B C Nurses Union urges an April 4 strike vote to press HEABC for better wages and contracts. It cites rollbacks to vacation time, bargaining in bad faith, and nurse shortages amid hospital bed closures and canceled surgeries. The author, with 25 years as an RN, warns of possible mass departures if demands aren’t met.
Hubert Beyer and Paul Willcocks critique NDP tactics to force liberal debates on human rights and abortion, contrasting Liberals leadership and Campbell with dosanjh and Vander Zalm. They accuse the NDP of schoolyard bullying and warn against sensational claims like cross-burnings by Hedy Fry.
Diana Canning, a registered nurse, argues that five nurses are worth a higher wage and that BC should matching Ontario and Alberta wages to retain staff. She warns of insufficient RNs and suggests nurses may need to spend more time with families rather than bailing out a strained system.
The speaker argues Hedy Fry spreads false charges and harms anti racist efforts, noting real racism exists across Canada from individuals and communities. They critique quiet prejudice in society, highlight hate crime and discrimination cases, and call for accountability for Fry's remarks and her cabinet status.
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