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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 1993
Page
2
Jim Gibb of Fort St John criticizes Alan Timberlake and the BC NDP over NAFTA rhetoric and provincial governance. He accuses party leaders of outsourcing policy from Ottawa and questions welfare fraud, government spending, and job losses. He urges replacing Harcourt era appointees with effective action today.
Judy Carlson reports Pat Pitman of Fort St. John, a tax protester, was summoned by Revenue Canada to appear in court on June 28, 1993. He has avoided income tax for three years and refused GST in his restaurant, with Revenue Canada assessing 27000 dollars. He plans to represent himself and argues taxes can be used wisely.
Citizens express varied views on tax revolts. Lana Harris and Juan Correa urge action against rising taxes, viewing revolts as overdue. Tyson Anderson and Lisa Stanfield voice strong opposition to taxes and advocate organization. Bill Cardinal warns against taxes funding foreign military use and questions overall value.
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