Windrem School Education Week Activities and Workshops
Windrem School cancels a full slate of events including a February 29 workshop for teachers at Dawson Creek, a separate session for non teaching staff, March 5 report cards, Nutritional Crunch Day on March 7, and Education Week displays at Northern Lights College in Chetwynd with a March 3 8 schedule. Also listed are school activities across sports and clubs and dates for the Peace Country Arts Festival and spring break. School notes close with a humorous parting thought about snowy weather.
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Windrem School
Frank Ross
Dawson Creek
Northern Lights College
Chetwynd
Windrem
Peace Country
FBDB approves record BC loan volume in 1979
The Federal Business Development Bank authorized 3,252 loans totaling 164.672 million dollars to British Columbia firms. In the nine months ended December 31, 1979, loans rose 69 percent and value 58 percent year over year. Tourism led growth, representing about 30 percent of FBDB lending, with tourist related loans up 90 percent. Construction activity also stayed strong amid the year’s broad economic expansion.
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Federal Business Development Bank
British Columbia
H.W. Baker
B.C
Yukon
FBDB
Case
Schreyer bids farewell to cabinet in Ottawa
Governor General Ed Schreyer, recovering after intestinal surgery, saluted Prime Minister Clark's outgoing cabinet at Government House Ottawa. Clark plans a Hawaii vacation after resigning Monday, as Trudeau prepares to form a Liberal government.
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Ed _ Schreyer
Joe Clark
Government House
Schreyer
National Defence Medical Centre
Clark
Lily
Pierre Trudeau
Hawaii
Maureen McTeer
Catherine
B C Tel Loe Plans New 40000 Square Foot Plant Site
BC Tel Loe announces a future 40000 square foot plant and service centre at George Dawson Industrial Park opposite the George Dawson Inn. Public Relations Adviser Ron Crane says the facility will store cable and equipment, and serve vehicle maintenance and administration. The Hart Highway unit may close after completion with work hoped to start in 1981. Ed Gaylie confirms Phase I progress on 37 acres sold. Revelstoke building supplies and other businesses join the park. Swimming events from the 1896 Olympics are noted with birth announcements for February 24 and 25.
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B.C. ‘Tel
George Dawson
George Dawson Inn
Ron Crane
Hart Highway
Crane
Ed Gaylie
Westbur Developments
Gaylie
Why parents should engage in education reform today
A columnist argues education has become a shared government role since 1867, with teachers host to parental demand and experts scarce. She frames education as a multi million dollar business funded by taxpayers, urging parents to get involved, while promising next week’s piece on investigating a school.
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Sir John A. MacDonald
Sir John
Karen Lee
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