Local student Tammy Dunn attends Edith Stein in Germany
Tammy Dunn, a sixteen year old from Chetwynd, has pursued grade 11 at Edith Stein, a public girls school in Darmstadt since August 1984. The article notes her exchange, extended stay, courses, language study, and weekly schedule, plus her reflections on Berlin and home.
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Tammy Dunn
Germany
Edith- Stein
Darmstadt
Edith-Stein
Dunn
Konrad
Inge Cartini
Konrad Jr
Canada
Europe
Tammy
Chetwynd Secondary
Edith Stein
Penny
Willard Dunn
Chetwynd
Berlin
Benedict School of Languages
The
Echo
Caribbean
Nassau, St
B C this week outlines public sector spend for revival
Finance Minister Hugh Curtis proposes using BC government and public bodies purchasing power, about 2 billion yearly, to aid economic recovery with broader consultations. BC Lottery Corp chief named. park service contracts praised. highway project contracts awarded. municipal tax stance urged. housing assistance law approved for eight tenants.
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Hugh Curtis
B.C
Guy Simonis
Western Canada Lottery Foundation
British Columbia Lottery Corp
Kamloops
Tony Brummer
Neil Woolliams
Woodward
Douglas Lake
Merritt
Coquihalla Highway
Alex Fraser
View Construction , Ltd
Trans Mountain Pipeline
Coquihalla High
Coldwater River
Bill Ritchie
Capital Mental Health Association of Victoria
Debate over Investment Canada replaces FIRA in Canada
In the House of Commons Frank Oberle outlines a shift from the Foreign Investment Review Agency to Investment Canada. Critics warn of exposure to mercenary investors, while proponents say private sector growth drives Canada’s future. OECD notes on FIRA regulations underline the controversy.
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Canada
House of Commons
Foreign Investment Review Agency
Investment Canada
FIRA
West Germany
NDP
Liberal
Liberals
1985 Outlook from British Columbia Business Council Chief
Vancouver comments by Jim Matkin predict a quieter innovative labour market and a stable economy for 1985. Bargaining will stress ability to pay, productivity gains, and workforce flexibility while wage settlements remain restrained. Employment prospects likely unchanged, with slow growth, lower inflation, and high unemployment shaping BC’s diversification needs.
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Vancouver
Business Council
Jim Matkin
Matkin
Malkin
British Columbia
North America
Simon Fraser University
Dick Holmes
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J.A. Teslyk
Len Alexander
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