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Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia

21 May 1990

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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

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May 21, 1990

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Birthday wishes printed free by phone

Birthday greetings must be phoned by noon Thursday before publication. Messages from Genora Hinton, Alex Brissard, Gordon Nikirk, Tyler Moore, Tara Bertram, Shane Surerus, Valerie Bransfield, Geraldine Fenton, Brad Farnsworth, and others request love from families for May birthdays.

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Genora Hinton Marty Lisa Tyler Moore Uncle Bud Auntie Shari Carrie Curtis Christi Tara Bertram Shane Surerus Luisa Shayla Love Kimberly & Dean Valerie Bransfield Don Robin Keith Tristan Sterling & Coy Geraldine Fenton
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Canadians urged to curb spending as wage hikes anger public

Mainstream Canada laments soaring interest rates and a deepening deficit as a constitutional crisis unfolds. The piece criticizes federal officials for boosting salaries faster than average Canadians, highlighting a 16 percent rise since 1987 and a 35 percent jump for Bank of Canada President John Crow. It questions leaders like Prime Minister Brian Mulroney and Finance Minister Michael Wilson for demanding wage restraint while their own pay increases outpace ordinary workers.

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Canada Federal Bank of Canada John Crow Crow Brian Mulroney Michael Wilson
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Tomorrow's Population Picture and Projections

Demographers analyze fertility immigration and mortality to forecast population shifts. Canada projections show immigration must rise from 200,000 in 1995 to 320,000 by 2011 to sustain 1 percent growth, with seniors increasing from 3 million in 1989 to 5 million by 2011 and possibly 8 million by 2036. Household numbers rise from 9 million in 1986 to 12.1 to 13.6 million by 2011, while lone-parent and single-parent families grow, possibly reaching 1.1 to 1.6 million and 4.7 million respectively.

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Chetwynd Echo Alex Brissard Mandy John Gordon Nikirk Love Faye Brad Farnsworth Omoe Mainstream
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