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Universal Citizenship awards

Here is one of the winners being congratulated

  Peggy had helped evaluate the candidates

Three local students were chosen

Each received a plaque for their achievement

	Success By six presentation
	Another perspective of PR where many of younger people not reaching their potential --- the program is followed across North America with the BC contributing 12M$ and partnering with Credit Unions and charities Part of the program reviewed here dealt with EDI which was part of a national attempt to find ‘indicators’ of child well being Dr Hertzman gave a presentation later in Week see my report

Briglio was May for the day

9-1-1 and Dogs

This council has only 2 public meetings per month and thus a lot crammed into them. Some matters would be better served with more exposure – as was done when 4 public meetings per month. Bylaw No. 3183, 2004 – 9-1-1 Dispatch Service This was taken off the general taxation ($326,700.00) and moved to a phone fee which will generate either $97,000 or $135,280.20 depending on how one counts the phone ‘lines’ The Bylaw No. 3186, 2004 – Dog Licence and Control Provisions for dangerous dogs etc If this is enforced could mean fines for letting dog run loose; any dog biting someone would have to spend 14 days ‘in jail’ (pound) to be sure not have rabies (at owners expense per diem

Created by LG on 12/6/2004

Last updated on Tuesday, December 07, 2004