Reform leader faces pivotal year over United Alternative
Preston Manning may step down if Reform members reject joining the United Alternative in a spring referendum. The author urges Reform to merge, arguing UA preserves Reform principles and counters Liberal dominance, while noting eastern Canada’s image of Reform and the need to broaden appeal. The UA Declaration of Policy mirrors Reform goals of Triple-E Senate reform, tax cuts, and opposition to minority special status.
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British Columbia faces five year growth forecast slow then strong
Credit Union Central of British Columbia releases a five year forecast showing B C economy expanding slowly into 2001 then accelerating 2002 through 2004 as global growth and government policy stimulate activity. Risks include Asian recovery faltering U S rate rises and slow policy response. Exports lead growth with domestic sectors strengthening later.
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Tansi Friendship Centre Seeks Food and Volunteers
Pauline Laidman notes CARES Depot CAPE Local Chetwynd Search and Rescue members Mazon Canada report The Tansi needs food and volunteers to run the Food Bank Interested parties can call 788-2996 to donate time or food at the Tansi Friendship Centre.
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