07 May 2003
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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 07, 2003
Page
1
BCGEU president John Shields denounces provincial government as equal to federal in mistreating female workers. He cites 57 percent of 27 000 BC government employees are women, with two thirds of female staff in the bottom seven job classes. He urges pay equity, training access, childcare support, and reclassification to end devaluation of women’s work.
As good weather arrives, many green plants should be moved outside. A light rain and breeze help palms, scheffleras, and weeping figs, but provide a protected spot to avoid sunburn, wind damage, or flood risk in containers without drainage. Fertilize top foliage plants more heavily in summer.
A parent recounts chaotic attempts to discipline three sons through messy drawer cleanups and toy bag punishments. The middle child resists but wavers when a Sega game appears, revealing a surprising Achilles heel that shifts the family dynamic.
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