Books N Bytes becomes BC's first library internet cafe
Chetwynd hosts the grand opening of Books N Bytes, the first internet café in a BC public library. Mayor Evan Sangstad cut the ribbon on August 22, with local dignitaries, Library Board members, staff, and community members in attendance. Fay Asleson credited extensive planning and library research, noting no other BC libraries run cafés. The project was financed largely by Peace River Regional District and Fair Share funds, with Tim Caton praising the collaboration.
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Jocelyn Disher
Maple Leaf delays reopening of Toronto Barter Road plant
Maple Leaf Foods postpones the Barter Road processing facility reopening planned for tomorrow and targets August 28, 2008 to resume operations. The company reviews food safety protocols with CFIA PHAC and external experts and considers measures including a product hold and release program and extended equipment disassembly and pilot testing before restarting production.
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Canadian Food Inspection Agency
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Maple Leaf Foods Inc
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