PRAHTA leaders push tourism and budget restraint drive
PRAHTA President Bob Johnson outlines plans to boost regional tourism funding, cut costs, and expand influence. Mitchell and Dawson Creek directors discuss committee governance, wage restraint, and a Liard Mckenzie Loop opening in June 1984. The group notes tourism has grown despite funding gaps while ongoing union bargaining threatens regional industry stability.
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Mitchell
Dawson Creek
Bob Johnson
Nelson
Prahta
British Columbia
Liard Mckenzie
Pulp Union Leaders Press for Bargaining End to Lockout
Saunders voices concern that B C pulp union leaders fail to recognize the need for a contract settlement. He emphasizes returning industry stability through planning, support, and engagement with PRAHTA, noting the importance of reliable income and job security for workers and families while urging a renewed bargaining table to avoid a lockout.
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CPU
PPWC
B.C
Area TV levy details amid regional budget talks
The article outlines estimated 0.53 and 0.2 mill levies for BCTV ITV and CHCH signals, totaling 3.65 annually for a $50 000 home in the FSJSSS and Taylor area. It notes operating costs, asks for inquiries to Robin Fairservice Vern Morald and Phil Cove, and mentions a PRAHTA committee planned with the Regional District to map future regional promotion.
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BCTV
Taylor
ITV
CHCH
Fsjsss
Cancom
Robin Fairservice
FSJ Second Signal Society
Vern Morald
South Taylor Television Society
Phil Cove
Peace River-Liard
Prahta
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