Critics fault Alberta Pool stand on rail subsidy plan
Alberta farm leaders and delegates clashed over a proposal to pay the 651 million annual grain subsidy directly to railways. John Channon says delegates fail to see the broader impact while Stan Bell argues the vote reflects country sentiment. Doug Radke labels the decision political, not technical.
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Alberta Grain Commission
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Unifarm
Alberta Farm Groups
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Tourist booth report from a quiet July week
The Tourist Information Centre reports a slow week with 238 visitors due to rain. U S visitors came from many states, an Australian family arrived fresh from Canada, and European arrivals remained mainly German and Dutch. A few inquiries covered fossils and the Demster Highway, with preparations underway for the Vintage Car Tour booth.
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Dempster Highway
Socreds defend legislation in British Columbia bill row
In Victoria the Social Credit government defends Bill 3 the Public Sector Restraint Act amid NDP opposition. Premier Bennett argues firings reduce the deficit while unions protest. critics warn the measure creates two classes of citizens and violates prior promises. Jack Davis supports the bill noting job losses could be minimal and spending has risen.
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Charles la Vertu
NDP
Chabot
Bill Bennett
Davis
Labor
Colin Gabelmann
Bennett
Graham Lea
Prince Rupert
Social Credit
Iask
Protesting 7 Percent Meal Tax Forms South Okanagan Group
In Penticton British Columbia restaurant operators form the South Okanagan Restaurant Association after the province imposes a seven percent tax on meals over seven dollars. The group, with over 40 members, aims to press for universal application of the tax and voices concern over its reach.
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Penticton
B.C
South Okanagan
South Okanagan Restaurant Association
Dawson Creek office to close four month notice given
BC Lands Parks and Housing announces the Dawson Creek office will close with four months notice. Two staff receive layoff notices effective November 30 and two may transfer to Fort St John as the Fort St John office absorbs Dawson Creek workload. North and South Peace River field staff drop from seven to five amid reduced services and inconvenience to residents.
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Dawson Creek
Fort St. John
South Peace
North
South Peace River
Chit Chat on Virtue and Endurance
Poem encourages cheerful bearing despite hardship and temptation. It argues true worth lies in perseverance through struggle, with virtue proven by fire and the smile that endures tears. The piece contrasts easy pleasantness with steadfast restraint and honors those who resist desire.
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Earth
Confidence Shines as Canadian Consumers Bring Back Growth
Ottawa reports consumer confidence at an 18 year high as the Conference Board of Canada notes seeds of recovery are entrenched in shoppers minds. The index rose to 123.3 in Q2 from 95.5, with 29.4 percent predicting improved conditions, while real incomes fell 2 percent in Q1.
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Eric Beauchesne
Ottawa
Conference Board of Canada
Carole Fitzgerald
Veyed
Statistics Canada
July Drownings Peak Prompting Extra Safety
The Canadian Red Cross urges heightened precautions in July as drownings rise nationwide. Officials emphasize water safety, supervision, and swift rescue actions to reduce incidents during peak summer heat.
Community Event Calendar for Tansi Area
Town listings show recurring meetings and activities. Take Off Pounds Sensibly meets Tuesdays at 6 30 p m at the Tansi Friendship Centre. A Saturday Flea Market runs at Lion's Den from 10 a m to 3 p m. Creative Play runs Tuesday Thursday mornings and afternoons at the Recreation Department. Cancer Society holds its monthly meeting on the first Tuesday at Elsie Water residence with June 7 as the next date. Creative Play Women’s Resource Centre operates Mondays and Wednesdays. A Pitching Clinic is planned July 27 at 5 30 p m at No 3 Little League Diamond.
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Tansi Friendship Centre
Women's Resource Centre
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