Turn off Violence program launches to curb youth violence
Premier Ujjal Dosanjh unveils the Turn Off Violence strategy to build safer communities and schools with four goals. It includes a video and game classification system, Kids in Action funding up to 500 dollars for elementary schools, Youth Talking Action workshops, and a permanent police officer at the B C Safe School Centre to aid cooperation among teachers students and police. Workshops run in 11 communities this fall and winter 2000.
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Break-in at Seniors' Hall reports stolen computer
Annie Okeson notes a weekend break-in at the Chetwynd Seniors' Hall with a computer stolen and a full list to be reported next week. She says vandalism and tampering have occurred all year, including phone line cuts and attempted entry. RCMP contact urged for information.
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Annie Okeson
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Women's Health Workshops at Northern Lights College
A series of four free workshops on November 4 address women's health in a regional effort funded by the Ministry of Health and partners. Topics include caregivers' roles, medicalization of women, substance abuse and violence against women, and health issues for Aboriginal women. Pre-register by calling 250-785-6981.
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Ministry of Health
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Health Association of
B.C
Minister’s Advisory Council On Women’s Health
Social Service Organization
Women’s Organization
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