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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 21, 1984
Page
7
Opening ceremonies launched the Bantan Tier II Provincials with games scheduled all week. Pee Wee Rep team competes in Parksville Provincials, while other notes include anniversaries and local arrivals. Contact number for news tips provided.
The Red Cross meets March 22 1984 at 7 30 pm in Northern Lights College with Sue Cook regional director present from the B C Yukon division to show slides and distribute 1984 campaign material running March 23 to month end. The local branch will be organized and thanks are given to volunteers and sponsors who supported last year, surpassing the 1500 goal by raising 2755.00.
The Judicial Committee concluded naturalized status alone does not guarantee a vote if Parliament differs. A 1914 Supreme Court case upheld a law prohibiting Chinese from employing white women, with the majority citing protection of white women and workers. A dissenting judge argued the statute aimed to curb Chinese rights, stressing equal freedom before the law.
Excerpt cites judges reacting to discrimination and a Montreal Forum denial case. It notes limited judicial action and the need for legislatures to enact anti-discrimination laws, with Professor Tarnopolsky commenting on judiciary and legislative roles.
The article explains that many adverse effects from foods drugs and exposures are not true allergies. It defines allergy as a sensitized immune response and notes common manifestations like hay fever asthma and hives. It urges careful recording of adverse reactions and suggests using terms other than allergic unless a true immune reaction is proven.
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