Charitable Gaming Funds in British Columbia 1999-2000
Charitable and religious groups in British Columbia received 156 million dollars in charitable gaming funds for 1999-2000. Bingo remained the top fundraiser with 2,557 organizations earning 50 million, plus a 21 million top up to reach 1998 revenue levels. Direct charitable access added 55 million to 2,105 groups, while ticket raffles generated 19 million for 423 charities. Additional 10 million came from other gaming activities. Chetwynd alone received 140,687 from the fund. The BC Gaming Commission’s report is available online.
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BC Hydro starts water use planning for Peace River plants
BC Hydro begins a water use planning process for its Peace River hydro facilities in Williston Reservoir and associated dams and plants. Public information sessions were held in Hudson's Hope on Nov. 15 with plans to balance water use among fisheries, wildlife, recreation, industry and power. The process involves Environment and other ministries, local governments, First Nations, and communities over three years, with broader provincial guidance from 1998.
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New liquor rules allow drinks without meals in BC eateries
The regulations take effect December 1, 2000 and legalize what has long happened in the market. Restaurants will receive a detailed regulatory package soon. The BC Restaurant and Foodservices Association will refine rules via the Liquor Advisory Panel. The industry comprises 9,600 businesses employing 146,000 people and contributing $6 billion yearly to the BC economy.
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BC Hydro Aboriginal partnership program opens funding
BC Hydro launched the second year of the Aboriginal Business Partnership Program at the Sto:lo Nation conference in Harrison Hot Springs on November 8. The program offers up to 75,000 in funding with a maximum of 15,000 per applicant or 30 percent of costs, due January 12, 2001. Successful recipients will be notified February 9, 2001. Contact 1-877-461-0161 or visit www.bchydro.com/ard for details.
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