Interior University drives interior campus push gaining petitions
The Interior University Society reports 9 579 support petitions with numbers rising toward 10 000 as thousands of booklets remain out in communities. Dr Dahllof returns to British Columbia to finish feasibility details while Society leaders plan meetings with Premier Vander Zalm and Minister Hagen to update on status and timetable. The British Columbia Medical Association backs a university in the interior but does not specify a location.
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Dahllof
British Columbia
Murray Sadler
Q.C
Charles McCaffray
Urban Dahllof
Bill Vander Zalm
Stan Hagen
Advanced Education
British Columbia Medical Association
BCMA
Pension rollovers and RRSP strategies for 1988 89
Reader questions cover pension rollovers into RRSPs, tax effects, and the $1,000 pension income rule for 1988 89. Advice includes using RRSPs for investments or annuities after 65, mortgage decisions vs RRSP returns, and family allowance accounts while stressing prudent broker selection and clear written agreements with your advisor.
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Northern Pro Choice Coalition Plans Information Pack
The Northern Pro Choice Coalition in northern British Columbia seeks equal access to abortion services and unbiased information. With a Challenge 88 Grant, it will compile service details from hospitals and clinics into an information package, fund a travel and accommodation trust, and run a Terrace workshop on pre and post abortion counselling for women’s centers.
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Northern Pro- Choice Coalition
B.C
Terrace
Pro- Choice Coalition
N.P.C.C
The
Coalition
Pro-Choice Coalition of
British Columbia
Elderhostel gratitude from Bea Martin to Maureen
Bea Martin thanks Maureen for her Elderhostel story and photos which become a valued part of her Elderhostel record. She notes pictures matter since she is camera-less and expresses hope for another Elderhostel in Peace country, praising the settings for learning about the country and its people.
Abortion debate reconsidered in House tactic shift
Deputy House leader Doug Lewis said the government may drop a preliminary debate and not promise a July 18 wrap up. The plan remains a free vote among three policy options on abortion with later legislation, including doctor consultation and health risk criteria, subject to cabinet timing and Liberal and NDP objections.
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House
Doug Lewis
Lewis
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