Taxation myths and monetary policy linger at protest meeting
A May 17 1993 CHETWYND ECHO report covers a tax revolt gathering where speakers critique constitutional divisions on taxation, note Supreme Court rulings on federal and provincial powers, and question the Income Tax Act and Bank of Canada control. The discussion raises why taxes persist and invites scrutiny of government trust.
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Spring CounterAttack roadchecks in British Columbia
Victoria police, RCMP and 12 municipal forces launch Spring CounterAttack from May 14 to 24 with 990 portable screening devices. Attorney General Colin Gabelmann urges motorists to cooperate and plan safe transport if drinking. Summer sees peak drinking driving. in 1991 alcohol contributed to 3,462 accidents, 5,276 injuries, and 180 deaths on B C highways.
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