MLA Tony Brummet reports IYDP grants in B C projects
On September 9, MLA Tony Brummet announced two cheques from the International Year of Disabled Persons fund totaling 3 million for local projects. The Child Development Centre Fort St. John received 7,900 for an outdoor playground. Northern Lights College gets 10,000 to assess needs and foster awareness and access.
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B.C
Fort St. John
Northern Lights College
IYDP
Chartered Planner Andy Falkenberg graduates in Canada
Mr John Kezel announces that Andy Falkenberg has earned the Chartered Financial Planner designation, enabling him to assess clients financial pictures and craft objective plans. He manages Transamerica Occidental Life in the Peace River Liard Area, offering counseling and services to disabled workers seeking independence and productive participation.
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John Kezel
Canadian Institute of Financial Planning
Andy Falkenberg
Canada
Falkenberg
Transamerica Occidental Life
Peace River Liard
Canadians buy 27 percent more homes in six months
Ottawa report shows strong housing demand despite high mortgage rates with second quarter sales up 22.9 percent from a year earlier. Average second-quarter price stood at 75484 while Vancouver led at 161111 and Annapolis Valley was lowest at 35000. Foreclosures near five-year lows, few families unable to meet higher payments.
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Ottawa
Canadian Real Estate Association
Association
Village council debates emergency number plan and zoning
The village council discussed a proposed 911 style emergency number at a September 21 meeting and planned to continue the discussion at the UBCM Conference in Vancouver. They also reviewed zoning for a Diesel Service & Garage, transport underpass plans, airport issues, and budgeted projects including street extensions, Centurion Park, and a library tender.
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Council
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
U.B.C.M
Vancouver
Cyril Ternent
Ald Wilson
Wilson
Ald Hoover
World class jet overhaul venture for British Columbia
Premier Bill Bennett announced a joint BC Development Corporation and CP Air project with Canadian Pacific Limited to build a 54 million gas turbine engine overhaul plant in Delta near Vancouver. The 20 acre Tilbury site will employ about 400 staff at start in 1984, rising to 800 by 1992, with a 20 year primary lease and options. The plant aims to compete globally in civil and military gas turbine overhaul while boosting regional employment and training.
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British Columbia
Canadian Pacific
Bill Bennett
Canadian Pacific Limited
Fred Burbidge
British Columbia Development Corporation
CP Air
Delta
Vancouver
Aboout
Bennett
Tilbury
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