Police join budget protest in Vancouver ads
Police in British Columbia join a campaign against the Bennett government budget cuts with weekend ads funded by the BC Federation of Police Officers. The notices criticize Bill 3 allowing firing without cause and call us to question political accountability amid 26 budget measures.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Bennett
B.C. Federation of Police Officers
Human Rights Commission
Rentalsman
Frank Aikenhead
Federation
Esquimalt Const
David Burns
Burns
B.C
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Ports Canada Police Association
Mary Hayward obituary notes 86th year in Chetwynd
Mary Isabella Hayward born November 19 1897 in Toronto Ontario died July 6 1983 at The Chetwynd and District Hospital in her 86th year. She married Charles Hayward in 1926 and lived in Ebor Manitoba before moving to Chetwynd British Columbia in 1962. She was active in the Women's Institute and Red Cross, enjoyed gardening and needlework, and was predeceased by her husband in 1974 and son John in 1967. She leaves two daughters Margaret Wright and Muriel Hayward, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren, and a brother James Brough. Funeral July 14 1983 in Virden Manitoba. Internment in Virden Cemetery.
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Mary Isabella Hayward
Chetwynd and District Hospital
Toronto
Ontario
Charles Hayward
Ebor
Manitoba
Women’s Institute
Red Cross Society
John
Chetwynd
B.C
James B
Margaret) Wright
Virden
Maurice
Muriel) Hayward
James Brough
Scarboro
Carscadden
Hydro cuts rate demand push in British Columbia
Victoria report states B C Hydro plans to raise domestic electricity charges amid rising demand and supply constraints as a government utility navigates growing consumer pressure and potential price adjustments.
Weekly tunnel report advances to date
The report notes Wolverine West excavation complete and Wolverine East excavation complete. Table East totals 4146m and Table West 4253m with 3953ft. Progress includes Table East 103m and Table West 84m this week. Contracting shows Table East 4844m and Table West 13793 ft. Percent complete shows Table East 86 and Table West 101. Hole through at Table tunnel expected by mid August. Environment Minister Stephen Rogers announces surplus electricity discount of 30 percent for large industrial customers above normal consumption, covering about 60 major users. discount not affecting Hydro’s regular customers.
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Olverine East
Able West
Table East
Table West
Midugust
Environment
Stephen Rogers
Rogers
Hydro
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