Dismissal hearing over Human Rights Code probe in Daw son Creek
A two day public inquiry in Daw son Creek examined a complaint by former News employee Darlene Driediger under Section 8 of the Human Rights Code against Peace River Block News publisher Don Marshall and advertising manager Glen Dalke. The case focuses on alleged unjust dismissal after narcotics charges, with a transcript ordered and a decision due in eight weeks.
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Dawson Creek
Darlene Driediger
News
Peace River Block News
Don Marshall
Glen Dalke
Driediger
Stephen Kelleher
Fourth Annual Dawson Creek Bull Show and Sale
The B C Peace River Purebred Breeders Association presents its Fourth Annual Dawson Creek Bull Show and Sale on Saturday March 19 1977 in Dawson Creek B C. Show starts 10 AM in the Agricultural Pavilion with 80 bulls from Aberdeen Angus Charolais Hereford and Shorthorn breeds. Bulls examined by a veterinarian then selected for sale at Patterson's Auction Mart 1 PM. Banquet and dance March 18 6 30 PM to midnight Notre Dame Auditorium with speaker Hon James J Hewitt BC Minister of Agriculture. For info contact secretary Carol McConnell at 782-5497 or 782-2908.
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B.C. Peace River
Peace River
Dawson Creek
B.C
Dawson Creek Exhibition Grounds
Patterson’s
Notre Dame Auditor
Tourism drive aims to map region facilities in British Columbia
PRAHTA plans a Local Initiative Program grant funded effort to inventory regional tourist facilities in Region H of northern British Columbia. Local researchers will compile data on hotels gas availability back roads canoe rentals and other services to guide development and attract investment. The project will incorporate prior reports and identify growth areas to benefit residents investors and government.
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British Columbia
Peace River-Alaska Highway
Don Ashley
Department of Regional Economic Ex
Pansion
Peace River
Alaska Highway Tourist Association
Peace River Alaska’ Highway Tourist Association
Peace River Alaska Highway Tourist Association
Canadian agriculture inputs rise as share from non-farm sector grows
A Brian Harper report traces rising non-farm inputs in Canadian farming from 30 percent before the war to about 55 percent today. It details energy costs at 527 million in 1975, fertilizer outlays near 500 million, pesticide sales climbing to 130 million, and total farm operating expenses driven by labor, capital, and machinery investments.
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Brian Harper
Canada
Morning Devotions on CBC schedule details
Readable fragments show a CBC morning lineup with devotions and children’s programs listed between 9:25 and 3:00 including Morning Devotions and Sesame Street.
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Mr. Dressup
Sesame Street
Mon Ami Friendly Giant
Bob McLean
CBC News
Take Kerr
Edge of Night
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