Forest Contract Talks in British Columbia Face Tough Year
In British Columbia the forest industry and unions edge toward contract talks amid a deep economic slump. Major players include the International Woodworkers of America and Canadian Paperworkers' Union with the Forest Labour Relations Council representing coastal firms. Industry losses run into hundreds of millions, with pulp and lumber prices down and high borrowing costs. Proposals call for a three-year deal with no first-year raise, sparking debate over competitiveness and survival.
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British Columbia
Internation
Oferica
Canadian Paperworkers’ Union
P, Paper and Woodworkers of Canada
F.L.R.C
Forest Labour Relations Council
Sourthern
Interior
Ile
E.C
Ritish Columbia
U.S
B.C
North America
Beerstood
U.S.A
Loyers
Jack
Province
Hunting Area Change Opens 81 Parks in B C
Lands minister Tony Brummet announces amendments to wildlife management causing hunting to be allowed in British Columbia's Valhalla Provincial Park and 80 other provincial parks and recreation areas. Several marine parks remain closed while a full list is available from the Parks and Outdoor Recreation Division.
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Landsarks
Tony Brummet
Idlife
Nistry of Environment
British Lumbia
Valhalla
B.C
Copeland Islands
Skookumchuck Narrows Park
Smuggler Cove
Desolation Sound
Stagheap Park
Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing
Don Phillips on British Columbia Budget 1983
Don Phillips reports on the 1983 Provincial Budget submitted to BC residents. He cites hard choices, a balance between public and private sectors, and a focus on efficiency while maintaining health, human resources, and education amid weak revenues and a fragile recovery. He praises Premier Bill Bennett and the government for creating a climate for growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Bill Bennett
Chetwynd youth teams at Canadian Scout Jamboree near Banff
Two years ago in Banff area twelve Scouts and four Ventures represented Chetwynd at the National Scout Jamboree. Accompanying them were Yogi Jorgensen Venturer Advisor Alfred Rosendahl and Scoutmaster Bob Norlund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
Banff
Alberta
South Peace
Yogi Jorgensen
Alfred Rosendahl
Bob
Budget highlights from British Columbia 1983 tax and spending plan
Finance Minister Hugh Curtis unveiled a 1983 84 BC budget projecting expenditures of 8.4 billion up 12.3 percent from 82 83 with a 1.6 billion deficit. Revenue measures include social service tax rise to 7 percent, restaurant meals tax, long distance calls, cigarette tax rise, vehicle tax reform, and tax reliefs for machinery. Aims are to trim costs, spur private sector jobs, bridge to recovery, and move toward balance in coming years.
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Hugh Curtis
British Columbia
Curtis
B.C
Letter to the editor on Rocky Mountain guides history project
A reader submits a letter requesting help for an oral history project on early Rocky Mountain guide outfitters around 1910 to World War II. The note notes limited records outside Banff and Jasper and asks readers to send names and leads to 116 South Turner Street, Victoria, B.C. V8V 218. The letter mentions funding from the Royal Canadian Geographical Society and plans for interviews, photos, and maps.
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Canada
Rocky Mountains
Banff
Jasper
Terviews
Royal Candian Georgraphical Society
Alberta- BC
South
Turner Street
Victoria
B.C
Kreg Sky
Television Schedule for Wednesday Evening
The night includes Reflections at 3 00 and Audubon at 6 30 plus Do It For Yourself at 4 00 and Baseball at 7 00 Children’s Shows at 4 30 Inside Baseball at 9 30 Happy Days at 5 00 The National at 5 30 Three’s Company at 11 07 Night Final Then 6 00 News Sports Weather at 11 27 Barney Miller listed as late night.
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Three's Company
Barney Miller
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Late Night News
July 21 features a full TV lineup from Reflections at 3 to late night sport and news. Programs include Do It For Yourself, Three's Company, That’s Incredible, Outrageous, and All My Children with Sports Review and The National.
Saturday July 23 TV Schedule Morning to Night
A fragmented listing shows morning to night television slots from 8:00 to 11:35 with programs including Circle Square Huntley Street Tribal Trails Celebrity Tennis Off the Wal Pacific Report Sports Weekend This is Hollywood Chinook Country CBC News In Search of CFL Mil Toronto Facts of Life Fantasy Island Hee Haw Wayne Shuster The National Night Final Five Star Theatre Rear View Mirror Sports Weekend Walt Disney Rex Hubbard Seeing Things Herbert Armstrong 1915 TBA World Council of Nations Business CFL Sask BC Hill Street Blues
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Circle Square
Huntley Street
Hollywood
Wayne & Shuster
Walt Disney
Rex Hubard
Herbert Armstrong
Terry Winter
B.C. Hill Street Blues
Happy Days and Love Boat Date Change
A listing shows Monday July 25 with 5:00 start and 6:30 Love Boat scheduled at a venue abbreviated as ah Se ay ty be, indicating an event timing update for the day.
Evening TV Schedule Descriptions for Tuesday July 26
Afternoon blocks show Reflections Do It For Yourself children's programs and Happy Days with times from 6:30 to 9:30 pm. Evening slate features News Spts Weather at 11:07, plus classic titles including Private Benjamin Anka Newhart Barney Miller Fame This Land and Three's Company.
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South Peace Publishing Ltd
Bunne Hoffman
Don Phillips
Norlund
Bunner Hoffman
Dave Kylle
Handson Hope
P.R.A.H.T.A
Fort St. John
Moberly Manor Apartments
Penticton
Rob Webb
Vancouver
Pine River
Septimus Creek
Taylor
Mines Department
Ron Horswell
Moberly Lake
Hotel Chetwynd
Cypress Bowl
Manning Park Lodge
Pacific Coach Lines
Beautiful
Robert
BCAA
Chetwynd Public
Movie & Recorder Rentals
Tel
B.C. P.O
S.E. Hinton
Theq Outsiders
Thomas Howell
Matt Dillon
Sun-Mon-Tae-Wed
Paramount Picture
Aspen Home Sales
TV Guide
Chetwynd B.C
Huntley St
Mr. Dressup
Yan
Mee
Ny Pi
Ee Wie
Remington Steele
Sylvia Tyson Dallas
Monte Carlo
Ah Seay
Benjamin Paul Anka
Bob Newhart
Pacific Report
This Land
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