Change NHL schedule format to realign divisions next season
Barry Wilner reports the NHL boards may revamp the schedule and realign teams next season. Proposed shifts include moving Toronto Maple Leafs to the Adams Division and Pittsburgh Penguins to the Norris, with a conference based balance and more cross conference games. Support from several GMs cites rivalries and travel efficiency.
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Vancouver considers charging for psychiatric treatment
The British Columbia cabinet weighs charging for care of patients in voluntary commitment. A July ruling by County Court Judge Donald McTaggart found no law authorizing billing involuntary or voluntary patients. Health Ministry officials say a cabinet decision, after review, will determine the policy.
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Northern Winter Games Billets and Plans Under Way
The Host Committee meets weekly as Northern B C Winter Games preparations accelerate. Billets remain low at 666 but community support is expected. funding worries persist amid weather disrupts skiing. Public awareness grows with banners, posters, and a January TV documentary. Countdown hits 30 days.
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Grain Transportation Seminar Planned for February 2
District Agriculturalist Brian Harper announced a seminar on Grain Transportation and Marketing for February 2 at the George Dawson Inn. Speakers include Don Mazankowski former Minister of Transport, Dr. Candlish Canadian Grain Commission, Peter Thompson Canadian Wheat Board official, and Michael Thompson of Prince Rupert Grain Ltd plus CN Rail and BC representatives. The day covers Crow rate implications, world grain markets, and future transportation strategies. Preregistration and cost details were provided by Harper.
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Bank of B C reports 51 million loan losses for 1983
Vancouver CP report notes shareholder concerns at the Bank of B C annual meeting over 51 million dollars in loan losses for 1983, with 28 million in 1982. Chairman Trevor Pilley calls the figure unbelievable and says losses are charged to contingencies forming part of capital, while 1983 total capital rose by 19 million. He says none of the losses relate to Dome Petroleum loans and hints at better 1984 results. He mentions discussions about the Devonshire Hotel site in Vancouver and urges cooperative effort for an economic upturn.
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