Parti Rhinoceros Announces Hopeful Message for Canada
The Parti Rhinoceros presents an open message of hope and inspiration to Canadians. It introduces its political stance as a pest control of politics and fertilizer for democracy, highlighting Paul Ekering as the Prince George Peace River candidate among 126 registered Rhino candidates nationwide.
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Canada
Paul Ekering
Prince George Peace River
Parti Rhinoceros
Rhino’s Party
Paul Erking
Montreal
The
Echo
Ekering
Tumbler Ridge
Fellers Hiights
Murry
Paul
Chetwynd
Dawson Creek
Ekerings
David Halverson
Bank of Canada unveils multi currency dollar index
Ottawa reports the Bank of Canada now publishes a dollar index against the currencies of Canada s 10 major trading partners. The index, set with 1971 as 100, shows the dollar stronger than the raw Canada U S exchange rate, at last week 78.9 versus 76.51 U.S. cents. Finance Minister Lalonde supports viewing the dollar against all major currencies. The index is trade weighted, giving more weight to key trading partners.
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Ottawa
Bank of Canada
U.S
Canada
Skelly Forecasts Liberal Fall in Western Canada
In Kelowna Bob Skelly of the NDP predicts the Liberal party is on the verge of being wiped out as Western Canada shifts toward a two party system led by the NDP. He said the Sept. 4 federal election will mark the beginning of the end for the Liberals.
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Kelowna
B.C
Liberal Party
NDP
Bob Skelly
Skelly
New Democratic Party
Okanagan
Canada
Montreal
Sam Sherman
Leonard Christian Sherman
International Expo boycott ill advised
The author challenges the BC Federation of Labour plan to publicize local labor issues to the world. They argue it undermines Expo’s goal of economic recovery for British Columbia, noting market losses and opposing further international attention to domestic labor troubles. The tone is cautionary and pro Expo.
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B.C. Federation of Labour
British Columbia
Health information on sexually transmitted diseases and risks
This piece traces how STDs once labeled VD have expanded beyond six diseases to many more, including herpes and AIDS. It notes public awareness, treatment limits, delayed diagnoses, and the need for honesty with doctors while urging reduced number of partners to curb spread.
Canada urged to reform funding for higher education
Canada must change post secondary financing to keep students attending universities, says Donald Savage of the Canadian Association of University Teachers. Ottawa will spend 3.9 billion on 1983-84 education funding, but provinces may divert funds, he warns during a press tour urging voters and candidates to address higher education financing.
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Charlottetown
Canada
Donald Savage
Canadian Association of University Teachers
Savage
University of Prince Edward Island
Ottawa
In situ oil sands heat driven recovery discussed
The Hanna Herald notes decades of in situ oil sands recovery ideas from Barber Asphalt to modern pilots. Heat based methods using steam hot fluids and even failures like explosive attempts have shaped Canada’s petroleum view. John Gorman, veteran Hanna Herald publisher, offers industry insight.
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Alberta
Barber Asphalt and Paving Company
Pittsburgh
Barber
Dan Diver
Calgary
Bill Georgeson
Georgeson
J.D. Tait
Tait
Yukon
J.O. Absher
Esso Resources
Cold Lake
Wolf Lake
John Gorman
Hanna
Herald
Gorman
Canada
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Peace River South
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Massey Ferguson
Yazoo
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P. Adm
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Hudson Hope
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