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Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia

03 Aug 1993

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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

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Aug 03, 1993

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5

Canada economy forecast and Cayman Islands tax haven profile

The article notes a Canadian economic upturn with Bank of Canada rates at 4.8 percent and bond sales to foreign buyers, while warning of debt cycles and a possible future crisis. It also describes George Town Cayman Islands as a tax haven with no taxes, broad banking presence, dollar parity, and strong confidentiality laws.

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Canada Bank of Canada U.S Douglas Burtnick Boston MacLeans Switzerland Atlantic Grand Caymen Islands Caribbean Miami Florida Jamaica George Town Caymen Free World
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Women in Workboots build base for TV tower at Moberly Lake

Thunder and rain fail to halt a Women in Workboots program at the Women's Resource Centre in Moberly Lake. Ten trainees led by instructor Bob Anson laid foundations for a TV tower and satellite dish, finished a concrete driveway, and are now building a playhouse. Remaining skills include welding, first aid, and auto mechanics.

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Women In Workboots Moberly Lake Judy Carlson Women's Resource Centre Bob Anson Wali Crescent
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BCAA argues taxes and tolls won’t push BC motorists to transit

The BC Automobile Association, with 675000 members, contends higher gas taxes and bridge tolls penalize drivers and act as a cash cow for government revenue. It says most motorists lack viable transit options and urges governments to create efficient transport with real alternatives.

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BCAA BC Automobile Association John Rates
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