How Laws Move in Parliament for Consumer Rights
A primer on how proposed consumer protection laws travel through the House of Commons and Senate. It explains readings, committees, amendments, and royal assent, and urges readers to mobilize with MPs and consumer groups to spark new legislation. It notes many bills fail, while one person can start public awareness that drives adoption.
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House of Commons
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Senate
Chetwynd historical notes include rodeo queen and council action
This 1980 glimpse records Susan Schreiber crowned High School Rodeo Queen with Carmie Keller as Princess, five horse entrants, and Wayne Berlinger honored at a April 13 hockey banquet for his support. It notes a council April 28 decision to buy used dozer, backhoe, and truck with 36 000 cost funded provincially, plus earlier civic events and a 1967 rodeo and Mackenzie canoe voyage starting May 13 in Pouce Coupe.
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Susan Schreiber
Carmie Keller
Wayne Berlinger
Wayne
Pat Barton
Chetwynd Lakeview Credit Union
Christie
Chetwynd
Alexander Mackenzie
Pouce Coupe
B C Place profits to fund housing parks and provinces
Legislature report emphasizes that B C Place will be paid for by private capital, not taxpayers, with profits funding affordable housing and public spaces. Vancouver stadium to attract visitors, with benefits spreading to Nanaimo Kamloops Prince George Fort St John Trail Terrace and beyond. Expo 86 Trade Centre cruise facility and ALRT create thousands of jobs and tax revenues, while ongoing development aims for steady provincial growth and citizen input.
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Bill Bennett
British Columbia Place
B.C. Place
Manhattan Island
British Columbia
C.P.R
Vancouver
Nanaimo
Kamloops
Prince George
Fort St. John
Trail
Terrace
BC Government Targets Northern Interior for Gas Processing Industry
The Social Credit Government and Energy Minister Bob McClelland announce a plan to develop a natural gas processing industry in Northern and Interior British Columbia. They emphasize local benefit, new plants, and evaluating proposals from energy consortia to build a strong northern industrial base.
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Social Credit
Energy
Bob McClelland
British Columbia
North East Coal
CARD inventory progress and gas pipeline plans in BC town
The CARD inventory of local businesses is ready for press. Two gas pipelines are planned to run to Grizzly Valley and Tumbler Ridge with completion targeted for November 1982. Officials discussed low cost housing and potential CARD involvement with the Mayor and BC Small Business Development officials visiting Chetwynd on April 27.
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C.A.R.D
Grizzly Valley
Tumbler Ridge
John Colville
Vancouver
B.C
Ministry of Small Business Development
Chetwynd
Card Commission
Hudson’s Hope
Colville
CARD
Commission
C.A.R.D. Commission
TV Listings for Friday May 7th and Saturday May 8th
NBC and CBC style daily schedule listing afternoon and evening programs across multiple channels. Notable items include Edge of Night, Happy Days, Muppets, NHL Playoffs, The National, Magnum entries, sports and weekend specials with times from 3:00 PM to 1:30 AM and multiple show reairings.
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Mark
Mindy
Barney Miller
Cribb
Dallas
al Ae
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P.O. Box
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TV Guide
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Mr. Dressup
Yoon News
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Top of the Hill
Tba
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Walt Disney Titans
the National Nations Business
Loveboat
Mr. Merlin
Private Benjamin
Three’s Company
M.A.S.H. Wkrp
the National Night Final Pacific Report
Evening News
Fantasy Island
Pee Hy Patt
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