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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 15, 1995

Page

4

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The Chetwynd Echo

Constitutional challenge to BC gag law filed in Supreme Court

BC voter Bob Foret opened a July 17 Supreme Court case arguing the NDP government’s new electoral gag law violates freedom of speech and association and the right to an informed vote. The National Citizens Coalition president cites past high court wins against Trudeau and Mulroney gag laws and promises Foret’s costs will be borne.

Bob Foret Supreme Court NDP Harcourt Foret Pierre Trudeau Liberal Brian Mulroney Trudeau Mulroney

Why Welfare Stereotypes Drive Hidden Lives

A welfare family recounts stigma and fear. A 12 year old faces taunting about his family's finances, fears exposure, and the challenge of speaking out. The writer seeks courage to be open while protecting relatives, noting media bias, envy among peers, and the risk of fraud accusations.

Speed camera proposals advance in BC project

Evaluation narrows to Canadian Public Technologies Inc. and American Traffic Systems Canada for speed monitoring cameras. Testing will cover reliability and picture quality day and night, with up to 30 cameras planned and 15 active by January 1996 at high crash sites. BC seeks to cut road deaths and health costs through a 1996 traffic safety initiative.

Transportation and Highways Jackie Pement Canadian Public Technologies Inc American Traffic Systems Canada Pement RCMP North America British Columbia

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