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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 30, 1990

Page

2

Shortage of Critical Care Nurses in British Columbia

Pat Savage, president of the BC Nurses' Union, condemns government plans to aggressively recruit critical care nurses as insufficient. She cites 613 nursing vacancies in November, a rise of nearly 150 from prior months, and warns that stopgap fixes divert patients south of the border and worsen working conditions and pay. The union seeks ongoing talks to push both short and long term reforms.

Pat Savage British Columbia Vander Zalm Canada Savage Nurses’ Union

Fatal antifreeze toll in British Columbia pets rises

BC veterinary survey shows 1589 cats and dogs died from antifreeze poisoning last year and warns numbers are higher when including unseen cases. Ethylene glycol, a sweet toxin, attracts pets and wildlife. improper disposal of used antifreeze worsens contamination. manufacturers urged to add taste deterrents.

British Columbia British Columbia Veterinary Medical Association Dow Chemical & Union Carbide

Public Response to GST by Hon. Frank Oberle MP

Hon. Frank Oberle reports wide public meetings on the Goods and Services Tax throughout his area. Voters favor deficit elimination tax fairness and ending the federal manufacturers tax while recognizing the GST as a replacement tax. He promotes a simple fair system by January 1, 1991 and offers contact lines for information.

Frank Oberle

New Regulation Governs Timber Contract Writing in BC

Forests Minister Claude Richmond announced a regulation requiring written timber harvesting contracts lasting over four weeks and including dispute resolution mechanisms. Existing written contracts must be amended, and oral agreements must be reduced to writing within 90 days. The BC Forest Service will review substantiated complaints of unfair actions.

Claude Richmond Richmond British Columbia Forest Service

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