British Columbia student tops 30 Hour Famine funds
Krista Rebernis of Victoria raised more than 2600 dollars, the highest by a BC student in the World Vision 30 Hour Famine. The event drew about 60,000 Canadians, surpassing the 1 million dollar target to aid food relief and development in the Third World. Eleven top fundraisers travel to Toronto and Ottawa for a five day study tour, with essay finalists vying for a trip to Bombay.
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Chetwynd joins BC Electronic Network subscribers expand access
Four Chetwynd area business people now privately subscribe to the B.C. Trade Development Corporation's Electronic Business Service, the BC Business Network. The service offers 24 hour access to markets, investments, and regulatory info, with 995 subscribers statewide. Subscriptions provide a competitive edge by linking producers to markets and vendors to customers, with confidential subscriber data. For details contact the Business Info Centre at 1-800-972-2255.
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Canada
New Travel Protection for BC Autoplan Holders
Insurance Corporation of British Columbia unveils the Vehicle Travel Protection Policy for BC residents and travelers. It covers Canada and the U S including Hawaii and Alaska, with limits on lodging, meals, and transport. Rates are 2 dollars a day for one or two people and 3 dollars for three or more, with caps on living expenses, replacement vehicle costs, homeward travel, and vehicle return expenses.
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