Budget critique from opposition leader on Vander Zalm plan
Bob Skelly denounces the premier's first budget as heavy on taxes and fees, ignoring unemployment and relief for BC families. He warns of a 600 dollar yearly burden, cites seniors and women as hit hardest, and calls for immediate job creation, training, and an active long term employment strategy. The piece aligns with ND stance urging stronger measures to revive BC's economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vander Zalm
B. C
Mulroney
B.C
New Democrats
British Columbia
Spring Recreation programs registration and classes schedule
Registration for Spring Programs is set for Friday March 27 from 12 00 to 4 00 pm with programs starting the week of March 30 and running to mid June The spring brochure will arrive soon and cover Recreation programs the Library the Women's Resource Centre and Youth Soccer The Tue Thu classes have one final week this week and Emily Berg will lead the Mon Wed Fun Energize class during spring break The Universal Gym is closed this week due to spring break and will reopen next week A Coping with Aging workshop will be held in Fort St John April 2 3 for details call Christine at 788 2214 Creative Play seeks an instructor through this weeks paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Berg
Universal Gym
C.S.S
Universe
Fort St. John
Vancouver student uses computer to beat lottery system
UBC student Robert Cheung, 28, says his computer aided strategy beat the lotteries, prompting BC Lottery Corp to scrap bonus draws for Lotto West The Pick. Cheung bought 2930 tickets for March 27, turning $2850 into $26344 plus a $200000 Pick Six miss, and winning $20000 Pick Five with more than $6000 from 590 other tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
University of British Columbia
Robert Cheung
B.C. Lotteries Corp
Lotto West
Cheung
Shirley Duran Seeks Journeyman Status After Apprenticeship
After completing the fourth year of the apprenticeship and passing the inter provincial exam Shirley Duran will become a certified journeyman. The training opens many doors in the electrical industry and offers diverse opportunities ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interprovincial
Motivate Yourself to Trust, Doors, and Belief
The passage urges self belief and persistence. It notes that skills prove useful later and warns against closing doors behind you. It emphasizes that people met over years can offer support, advice, and resources, ending with a strong call to believe you can do it.
Christine Meden on daily schedules and personal goals
Christine Meden emphasizes daily schedules as essential personal organization. She notes tracking dates and appointments, with side notes turning schedules into a historical record. Enthusiam goals and schedules form her basic formula for success.
Community Service Through Lions and Lioness Clubs
Mary Robl discusses her volunteer work with the Lioness Club and Lions, noting shared projects that aid the disabled and distressed in the community. She says membership gives purpose and a chance to make a meaningful difference in others lives alongside her husband George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lioness Club
George
The
Lions
Mary
Insurance guidance on theft coverage and value
Are you sure your coverage protects you from theft and that you get what you pay for. You could end up paying Nina for less coverage. We provide help and encourage you to consult with us to know your policy details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Skelly
Montreal
John Jackman
Norm Picce
Dixie Lee
Echo Newspaper
Coca Cola
Darnell McFeeters
Camile Gaucher
Missing
Elliot Boulin
Christine
Shirley Duran
Dianne Kunz
Christine Meden
Mary Robl Om
Judy Schilling
Betty Schilling
Barb Shirley
Susan Kelm
Susan
Chetwynd
Province of
Ministry of Forests
Ministry OF
Northern Lights College
Dawson Creek Forest
English Bay
Stanley Park
Davie Street
Bervige