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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 03, 1984
Page
3
Announced reforms to the British Columbia Building Code expand accessibility requirements for a wider range of disabilities. The measure, developed with industry input and announced at the Union of B C Municipalities meeting, aims to broaden code coverage and opportunities for disabled individuals.
The article explains 1984 top-up deductions under the Registered Home Ownership Savings Plan for new Canadian homes. It details how RHOSP contributions affect maximum deductions, eligibility rules for adults and couples, and deadlines to acquire and occupy a new home by 1984 or March 1 1985, plus where to obtain more information.
Statistics Canada reports a surprising rise in overall borrowing in the second quarter while the government of Canada remains the single largest borrower with a financing need of 8.2 billion. Non financial corporations cut borrowing by funding more from internal sources and reducing inventories amid sluggish economy and cautious capital spending. Consumer credit shows relative strength despite slower auto purchases, which normally drive most consumer credit movements.
The article discusses the growing adoption demand amid birth control and changing social norms. It explains two BC adoption paths under the Adoption Act: agency adoptions supervised by the Ministry of Human Resources and private adoptions largely without MH R involvement, including relative and step parent cases.
The Adoption Act of BC requires written consent from biological parents for adoptions, with the mother’s consent needed after 10 days old and both parents’ signatures if married. Courts may dispense with consent for undue influence, abandonment, or failure to support, and once an adoption order is granted, a 45 day appeal window applies.
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