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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 28, 1982

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3

Housing and Employment Development Bonds proposed in Bill 39

The provincial government offices a plan to issue tax free housing and employment development bonds to fund housing and capital projects during the 1982 recession. With federal participation, bonds would carry low interest and fund housing, small business, and economic support, accepting future tax foregone as the price for today relief aimed at British Columbians.

Bill Bennett United States Trudeau New Democratic Party Canada

Federal help offered for small businesses through grant program

The Federal Business Development Bank announces involvement in a new Small Business Investment Grant program as part of the federal budget. A $400 million fund will cut interest costs by up to four percentage points for two years on eligible loans for new investment and R D in Canada. Loans must be at least $10,000 and total eligibility per group is $500,000. The program targets small businesses including farmers and fishermen and a four point grant may be reduced if combined aid drops loan interest below 12 percent. The Fort St John office at 200 9900 100 Avenue can be contacted at 787 0622 for inquiries.

Ottawa Trudeau New Democratic Party Federal Business Development Bank Canada F.B.D.B Fort St. John CHIP Hydro

Canadians misjudge egg quality in national survey

A study by the Canadian Egg Marketing Agency finds Canadians rarely assess egg quality before purchase. About 44 percent judge freshness by external traits such as size cracks and best before dates, while most rely on cracking, taste, or odor to judge quality.

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