Summer Canada 1981 Student Employment Program details
Lloyd Axworthy announced a total of 46 million for Summer Canada 1981 Student Employment Program Community Projects as part of a 100 million National Program to provide seasonal work for students. Don Good reported 220 thousand allocated for Prince George-Peace River. Special measures aim to reduce employment disadvantages for women, Indigenous people, and those with disabilities. Eligible employers include Community Associations, Historical Societies, businesses, partnerships, and regional governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Axworthy
Employment and Immigration Canada
Canada
Don Good
Prince George
Prince George-Peace River
Commuity Associations
Sehoes For
Anningaen
Baha is feared in Iran and Canada after hostages release
Baha i leader in Canada warns of further religious attacks by Muslim extremists on Iran s 500 000 Baha is as executions follow show trials. Douglas Martin cites 15 executions since 1979 and notes the risk to Bahais abroad amid Iranian repression. Officials in Ottawa offer limited comment as world opinion may aid Baha is. The faith originated in Iran with 15 000 adherents in Canada and 4 million worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Iran
U.S
Douglas Martin
Ottawa
Martin
Matin
Globe and Mail
Haircut tale from Wilkie Smith along Graveyard Creek
Wilkie Smith, long time Chetwynd resident now in Armstrong B C, recounts events leading to a haircut by George Johnson at Graveyard Creek. He describes riding from Besset Flats to East Pine to fetch mail, noting high rivers near late May or early June, and the arrival of Mr and Mrs Johnson with a team and wagon to start farming on the Pine area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Wilkie Smith
Graveyard Creek
Chetwynd
Armstrong B.C
Riden
East Pine
Besset Flats
Ivor
George
Pine Rivers
Jake Smith
Martin Goodrich
Peace-Liard Wildlife Association Elects Leaders and Protests Policy
The Peace-Liard Wildlife Association elected Barre J. Eyre as head, Ken Cameron as vice president, and Joan Weldon as secretary-treasurer at a Jan 18 meeting in the Holiday Inn. The group, regional to the B C Wildlife Federation, plans conservation projects for 1981 and will sponsor an essay contest for local students. delegates protested Greenpeace activity and provincial crown land sales to ranchers, and announced changes to event plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace-Liard Wildlife Association
Holiday Inn
Barre J. Eyre
Hudson Hope
Ken Cameron
Dawson Creek
Chetwynd
Joan Weldon
Peace-Liard Wildlife Associatin
C.O.N.C.E.R.N
B.C. Wildlife Federation
PLWA
Fort St. John
Popular
B.C
Rams
Greenpeace
Spatsizi
North
B.C.W.F
Peace- Liard Wildlife Association
In Appreciation for Your Help After Our Loss
Thank you for your kindness and support after our recent loss. Grateful to all the ladies for the lovely shower and generous help extended during this time.
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Bahai
Mr. Martin
Wildlife Group
Fred Demean
Graveyard
Jack Fish Lake
Little Prairie
Ania
Triple Cities Real Estate Ltd
Thanks Again, Rob
Terri Hillton
Rodeo Ground
Hwy. No.97
Hwy
Hwy. No. 97
Munch
Jackfish Lake
Jackfish Lake Rd
The
Ala
Hobby Farm
Kylde St
Jamieson
Cliff Fedosa
Woltople
Seawick
Blaine Hall
Barry Lahti
Hardie Construction Ltd
Sukunka Glass
Blazers
Vancouver, B.C
English Bay
Stanley Park
Davie Street
Chargex
Saint Karo’s Wardrobe & Fashion Ltd
Chetwynd Centre
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