Chetwynd Council Raises Postal Change Concerns
On February 15 Chetwynd council voiced concern over Canada Post changes affecting Moberly Lake residents. A meeting with Regional District official Jack Hannam is set for February 18 at the Moberly Lake fire hall to seek details and a council report.
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Judy Carlson
Chetwynd
Moberly Lake
Jack Hannam
Darlene Evans
Harv’s Resort
Canada Post
Darlene
Council
Saulteaux
Boucher Lake
Moberly
CBC Radio
Harv Evans
Bob Ottway
Canada Post concessions eyed after resident concerns
Prince George said Canada Post would consider concessions based on individual situations. Reform MP Jay Hill in Ottawa is investigating the issue and sent a February 1 letter to Public Works Minister David Dingwall asking for clarification. He requests written regulations detailing policy and justification for charging for the same services in the same location that residents have received free of charge for years.
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Prince George
Canada Post
Ottway
Jay Hill
Reform M.P
Ottawa
Public Works
David Dingwall
New Books and Books on Volunteers and Arts
A brisk catalog style roundup highlights Ansel Adams In Color and Understanding Comics as notable new books, plus Motivating and Managing Today's Volunteers and Splendid Soups. Biographies cover Indira Gandhi and Audubon, with post parenting guidance in I'm Still Your Mother.
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Ansel Adams
Flora
McLeod
Scott McCloud
Robert D. Hare
America
Newsweek
Douglas C. Waller
Waller
Indira Gandhi
Pupal Jayakar
New York
John James Audubon
Audubon
Dr. Spock
Speeding Crackdown Prompts March Enforcement Push
ICBC urges BC motorists to curb speeding from March 30 to April 6 as part of a heightened enforcement campaign. Officials cite deadly crashes and long term harm, noting many violators are not caught and media reports highlight the dangers of excessive speed. The piece questions whether the effort is worth the public costs and promises more details next week.
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ICBC
Tax tips for students and parents in changing provinces
The notice explains how moving to a different province in 1993 affects income tax and residency. It covers education credits for tuition and attendance, transfer of unused credits to a grandparent, non taxable first 500 of scholarships, and payroll deductions for family employees with reasonable salaries. It ends with a sponsor note about education funding.
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British Columbia
B.C
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