Obituary for Robert Elgie Low of Chetwynd Alberta
Robert Elgie Low born October 23 1924 in Mannville Alberta built a forest industry career across western Canada eventually settling in Chetwynd in 1960. He died February 25 survived by Lorraine his wife son David and multiple relatives with a large extended family and thanks for the community support.
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Robert Elgie Low Was
Mannville
Alberta
Bob
Minburn
McBride
B.C
Queen Charlotte Islands
Peace River
Dawson Creek
Fort St. John
Lorraine
David Low
Pam
Evelyn
Jim) Christensen
June
Ed) Davies
Lily
Manoli) Mandryk
Ruth
Harold) Watson
Ellen
Ken) Crowle
Jean
Terry) Alexander
Rena
Eric) Violato
Agnes
Mervin) Campbell
Murray
Traci) Cusack
Kristie
Sarah Low
Christoper Crowle
Rick Breitkreitz
Corrie Prochaz
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The author condemns Jane Stewart's budget allocations, arguing $86.3 billion in new spending over five years, $58 billion in tax cuts over the period, and increased Canada Pension Plan premiums negate take home pay gains. They label measures as wasteful, warn of bracket creep, and note healthcare and debt concerns. The piece ends noting the Governor General's March 9 visit to Chetwynd.
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