Province of British Columbia
30th Parliament, 4th Session
INDEX
Debates of the Legislative Assembly (Hansard)
January 31, 1974 to June 21, 1974
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
RCMP
See: Royal Canadian Mounted Police
RNABC
See: Registered Nurses Association of British Columbia
ROSS Committee
Civil servants' expenses at FPC hearings, Q. (Anderson, D.A.) 972
Presentation to FPC hearings, request for grant, Q. (Gibson) 2405, 3417-8. A. (Williams, R.A.) 3644
RST Group
Mentioned: (Gibson) 2521
Race discrimination
East Indians, harassment in Vancouver (Webster) 124
Pacific National Exhibition, racial discrimination practised, Q. (Jordan) 4173, 4284. A. (Williams, R.A.) 4173
Racey, Robert
Mentioned: (Anderson, D.A.) 1500
Racial discrimination
See: Race discrimination
Racing Commission
Chief investigator, security inspector (Smith) 1274 (Macdonald) 1274
Radford, Hon. Jack, Minister of Recreation and Conservation (Vancouver South)
Address in reply 117-20
Agriculture, Department of, estimates 651-2
Antlerless season 454
Aquaculture, research programmes 3301
Athalmer, beach development 3365
Barkerville, work planned 3299
Bighorn sheep ranges acquired in trades 119
Boat launching ramps 3340
Budget debate 449-61
Budget supported 449-50
Bummer's Flats, grazing, duck nesting grounds 3338
Camping units 3299
Campsite fee for senior citizens 3322-3
Campsite users in provincial parks 119
Campsites, competition with private sector 3323
Campsites in provincial parks 119
Campsites, supervision of 3322
Cathedral Park, land purchase 3370-1
Chemainus River, dam construction 2863, 2960, 3306-7, 3308
Commercial Fisheries Branch 120, 460-1
Community Recreational Facilities Fund 452, 3345
Community Recreational Facilities Fund, advisory committee 3345
Community Recreational Facilities Fund, applications, assistance in making 3348
Community Recreational Facilities Fund, grants 3301, 3313
Community Recreational Facilities Fund, inquiries received 3348
Community Recreational Facilities Fund, technical committee 3345
Community Recreational Facilities Fund, West Vancouver application 3348
Conservation and Outdoor Education Programme 3300, 3360
Conservation clubs, grants 459
Conservation officers 3300, 3360
Conservation officers, auxiliaries 458
Conservation officers in Atlin 453-4
Cougars, control of 3949
Cycling path, CNR right-of-way to Lake Cowichan 453, 3321, 3323
Cycling paths, development 3321-2
Cypress Bowl, access road 3349
Cypress Bowl, development 3307, 3348-9
Cypress Bowl, snowmobiling 3350
Diamond Head Chalet 3307
Elk River valley 3299
Environment Canada, work with 3366
Environmental education 451
Fish and Wildlife Branch 119, 453-9, 3300
Fish-farming industry 3365, 3370
Fish hatcheries, lake trout 3341
Fish hatchery in Abbotsford 3300-1, 3341
Fish hatchery in northern B.C. 3364
Fish stocking in east Kootenays 3338
Fish stocking, lakes in northern B.C. 3364
Fisheries research, federal cost-sharing 461
Fishing licence fee 458, 459, 3360
Fishing opportunities 457
Fort Fraser, restoration 3299
Fort McLeod, restoration 3299
Fort Steele, work planned 3299
Fraser River, recreational potential 3340
Game animals killed on highways 3323
Game animals killed on railroads 3324
Game count at Prince George 455
Game Management Area 22, antlerless season 3323
Game Management Area 22, game decrease 3323-4
Game management, habitat 456
Gang Ranch 651
Germansen Landing, mining road 455
Girls, employment in Kokanee Creek Park 451
Girls, employment in summer works programme 3300
Grizzly bear permits, Bute Inlet-Toba Inlet area 3344
Guides and outfitting industry 3312
Harrison Mills, work planned 3299
Hiking trails 3299
Historic trails 3362
Historic trails, inclusion in Manning Park 3362
Hoodoos, land acquisition 2695, 3371
Horses, abandoned 3364
Hunting accidents, fatalities reduced 458
Hunting and fishing clubs, work, tribute to 459
Hunting by permit in game management areas 1409
Hunting licences, printing problem 800
Hunting, permit system 457, 3300, 3343-4
Hunting permits, issuing to Indians, welfare cases 454, 3323
Hunting, prosecutions in Stewart-Cassiar area 454
Hunting, trophy fees, prepaid system 3112, 3343, 3344-5
Indian artifacts leaving country 3340
Indian traplines 3368
Indians, employment in Recreation and Conservation department 455
Interpretive naturalist, school activities 451
Interpretive service in parks 451
Kokanee Creek Park, interpretation and education centre 3299
Kokanee trout hatchery production 2207
Kootenays, ranches purchased 3306
Kootenays, rangeland, multiple use 651-2
Land use, interdepartmental co-operation 651
Langara golf course, housing plans 452-3
Law of the Sea Conference 4108
Libby Dam, wildlife habitat destroyed 456
Litter Act, responsibility for enforcement 4316
Manning Park, research on use levels and damage 3299
Marine resources 461
Moberly Lake, stocking with fish 3341
Moose shortage 455
Mount Assiniboine Park, research on use levels and damage 3299
Mount Assiniboine Park, youth training programme work 3373
Mount Robson Park, research on use levels and damage 3299
Mount Robson Park, youth training programme work 3373
Mountain sheep, permits in the Ashnola 3344
Muncho Lake Park, campground 3299
Museums, financing of 3313
Museums, grants to 3313
Newcastle Island Marine Park, facilities 3299
Okanagan Lake Park, campground 3299, 3349
Okanagan Mountain Park, access 3349
Operation SAM programme 3313-4
Opposition votes on government bills 117
Owner-operators, exemption from Public Works Fair Employment Act 1635
Park classification 118
Park facilities, new developments 3300
Park interpretation 3299
Park naturalists 3299-3300, 3360
Park ranger patrols 3299, 3300
Park use 118
Parks Branch, budget 3300
Parks Branch programme 450
Parks, new class A parks 3299
Parks purchased 450
Parks purchased, variations in prices paid 3370-1
Parks, regional, in lower mainland, development 3372
Parks, summer employment, wages 3338
Parks, trapping in 3372
Peace River, site 1 project, stocking of lake 3366
Pennask Lake Park, facilities, warden 3349, 3349-50
Pennask Lake, trout eggs source 3371
Pictures 3337 (Chabot) 3335 (Brown) 3355
Pinchi Lake, mercury contamination 455
Predator control 457
Predator control in agricultural areas 3322
Predator-control officer, Duncan-Nanaimo area 3948-9
Predator-control problems 3322
Predator-control specialists 3300
Predator losses 3322
Privilege — Member's statement on angling licences untrue 283
Provincial Museum, budget, galleries opened and planned 120, 3301
Provincial Museum, travelling exhibits 460
Purcell Mountains wilderness conservancy 3306, 3338
Range improvement 3338
Recreation and Conservation department, budget, staff, work 117
Recreation and Conservation, Department of, estimates 3299-3301, 3306-7. 3308. 3312-4, 3321-3, 3323-4, 3337-8, 3340, 3341, 3343-5, 3348-9, 3349, 3350, 3360-1, 3362, 3364, 3365, 3366, 3368, 3370-1, 3371, 3372, 3373
Recreation and Conservation department, publications 3362
Recreation and Conservation department, role in government decisions 3306
Recreation area in north 450-1
Recreation areas established 450, 3299
Recreation areas, signs 3313
Recreation facilities, specialists, field officers to advise 452
Recreational train, Victoria to Shawnigan Lake 3323
Resources, multi-use planning 457
River Ranch, problems 455
Roadside shooting banned 455
Rocky Mountain goat, permits in Nass area 3344
Salmon fry released 3301
Select Standing Committee on Environment and Resources, member 300
Shuswap Lake Park, campground 3299
Skagit River, recreation area 3306
Ski areas, road construction 3307
Ski areas, transportation to 3307
Ski consultant 3300
Ski development 3300
Snowmobiles, effect on wildlife 3360
Snowmobiles, safety clinics 451
Snowmobiling areas, development 3371
Statute Law Amendment Act (1974) 4316, 4319
Steelhead, conservation of 3360
Stein River, moratorium on logging 451, 3306
Trap shooting challenge 3360-1
Trapping, coordinator for industry 119, 3368
Trapping, research on humane traps 119, 456
Trout hatchery at Summerland, pollution problem 1575
Tweedsmuir Park, land purchase 3371
Wells Gray Park, campground 3299
White Swan Lake campsite, purchase 3371
Wild and domestic animals, co-existence 3338
Wildlife, snow conditions 3324
Williston Dam, wildlife habitat destroyed 456
Williston Lake, survey 1722
Winter recreation safety course 451
Youth training programme 3337-8, 3340, 3373
Radio
Government participation in private radio (McClelland) 3374
Provincial network (McClelland) 3374
Radio, single-sideband
System installed near Victoria (Morrison) 1792, 1900, 1901, 3544, 3587
Use, location (Strachan) 3713
Radio NW Ltd.
Mentioned: (Hall) 1130 (Gardom) 2147
Rahier, John
Mentioned: (McGeer) 1763
Rail cars
See: Railroads — Cars
Railroads — Cars
Assembly plant, completion date, Q. (Williams, LA.) 19, 970, 2299. A. (Barrett) 19, 2299
Assembly plant, steel supplies, Q. (Chabot) 2928 (Williams, L.A.) 2962, A. (Lauk) 2962
British Columbia Railway, boxcar agreement with CNR (Anderson, D.A.) 969
Car acquisitions (Barrett) 778
Car shortage (Fraser) 776-8, 820, 821 (Barrett) 778-80, 822 (Nunweiler) 853
Car shortage, Q. (Wallace) 1135. A. (Strachan) 1135
Car shortage, co-operation of CNR and CPR (Fraser) 776-7 (Barrett) 778-80, 900
Car shortage due to tax on rolling stock (Phillips) 38
Car shortage, effect on forest industry (Smith) 183 (Fraser) 223, 2978-9, 3070
Car shortage, inquiry into (Barrett) 969
Car shortage, needs of lumber industry, Q. (Fraser) 736, 776-7 A. (Barrett) 822
Car shortage, negotiations with CNR, Q. (Fraser) 2031, 2109. A. (Barrett) 2031, 2109
Car shortage west of Terrace (Dent) 886
Hauling costs to CNR cars (Nunweiler) 853
Monitoring system (Strachan) 1135
Refurbishing of cars (Strachan) 1135
Railroads — Crossings
Stellako crossing (Nunweiler) 1806 (Lea) 1817
Railroads — Rates
Freight rates (Wallace) 2303 (Lauk) 2310
Freight rates, disparity in northern B.C. (Nunweiler) 1400-2
Railroads — Trains
Recreational train, Victoria to Shawnigan Lake (Radford) 3323
Ramparts
Article on California hospitals mentioned (Brown) 254
Ramsey, F.W.
Mentioned: (Anderson, D.A.) 2371 (Strachan) 2371
Rand Corp.
Nuclear power needs predicted (Barrett) 961
Randell, Gerald
Affidavit on stopping of feed supply to Savo Kovachich (Lewis) 818 (Williams, R.A.) 870
Rangeland Management Task Force
Agricultural representation (Fraser) 531 (Stupich) 534 (Curtis) 636
Ranges (Stock)
See: Stock ranges
Rankin, Harry
Quoted (Gibson) 2647 (McClelland) 3798
Mentioned: (McGeer) 2006 (Levi) 2225
Ransford, Peter
Consultant on emergency health services (Cocke) 3249
Status, salary (McClelland) 1581 (Cocke) 1600
Mentioned: (Cocke) 313, 1699 (Wallace) 1811
Rape
Law relating to rape (Brown) 1079-80
Rape Crisis Centre, Vancouver, B.C.
Work of bureau, funding (Brown) 1080
Rape (Plant)
Rapeseed crushing plant in B.C., Q. (Smith) 2207, 2208. A. (Stupich) 2207, 2208
Rathie, William
Mentioned: (McGeer) 157 (Wallace) 2873 (Lauk) 2874
Ratten, Gerald F.
Mentioned: (Barrett) 476
Rattenbury, Francis
Mentioned: (Chabot) 3216, 3218 (Hartley) 3218 (Gardom) 3220 (Jordan) 3223
Raudsepp, V.
Mentioned: (Wallace) 2548
Rawson, Mary
Article on natural resource revenues in Vancouver Sun quoted (Phillips) — 589-90
Rayonier Canada Ltd.
Directors (Williams, R.A.) 2941
Mentioned: (Williams, R.A.) 840 (Smith) 1038 (Anderson, G.H.) 3905
Reader's Digest
Mentioned: (McGeer) 1460, 1461 (Phillips) 1801
Reader's Digest Association
Mentioned: (Anderson, D.A.) 1844
Ready, Lavina
Mentioned: (Fraser) 2218
Real Estate Act
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 3833
Real Estate Amendment Act, 1974
(Bill 124) (Attorney-General) I R, 3215; 2R, 3688-9; C, 3866; 3R, 3950; RA, 4335
Speakers: (2R) Macdonald 3688-9
Amdts: (C) sec. 6 (Macdonald) 3866, 3894B, approved 3866; sec. 8 (Macdonald) 3866, 3894B, approved 3866; sec. 14 (Macdonald) 3866, 3894B, approved 3866
Foreign land sales in B.C. (Macdonald) 3688-9
Strata lot sales (Macdonald) 3688
Real Estate Board of Vancouver
Mentioned: (Williams, R.A.) 4258
Real estate business
Business practices, possible investigations (Smith) 1058 (Macdonald) 1058
Commissions, commission rates (Macdonald) 505
Listings policy of real estate companies (McClelland) 2119-20
Private developers in Vancouver-Burrard (Brown) 253
Speculation in house buying (Cummings) 765 (Barrett) 767-8
Real property — Prices
House sales mark-up limit (McGeer) 2024 (Nicolson) 2025, 2037 (Anderson, D.A.) 2037
House sales, mark-up limit, Q. (Anderson, D.A.) 2205 (Curtis) 2292. A. (Barrett) 2205, 2292
Real property — Valuation
Appraisal staff, shortage (McClelland) 1010, 1015-6
House appraisals (Macdonald) 505
Real property tax
Assessment Act. See name of act
Assessment Authority of British Columbia Act. See name of act
Assessment notices, extraneous information (Curtis) 3683
Cities, municipalities, tax decreases (Barrett) 3448
Deferral of payment (Barrett) 130, 828 (McClelland) 431 (Chabot) 494 (Jordan) 832
Deferral of payment, release of details. Q. (Curtis) 799
Deferred tax interest rate, advertisement of, Q. (Gardom) 3989, 4109. A. (Barrett) 3989, 4109-10
Freezing increase at 8 percent, Q. (Gardom) 1136
Industry, ending of concessions to, Budget address (Barrett) 130
Industry, municipal tax concessions to (Fraser) 2600-1 (Lorimer) 2607
Mill rate increases, Municipal Affairs Minister's letter quoted (Wallace) 116
Mill rate in unorganized areas (Fraser) 1010 (Williams, L.A.) 1010
Mill rates, Budget address (Barrett) 131
Provincial property, assessments (McClelland) 2644
Real Property Tax Deferment Act. See name of Act
Select Standing Committee on Municipal Matters, examination of taxation (Motion 28) 3768-9, 3772
Taxation, shift from land to improvements (Gibson) 2076 (Nicolson) 2083
See also: Land value taxation
Real Property Tax Deferment Act
(Bill 16) (Minister of Finance) I R, 1383, 3175; 2R, 3428-51 C, 3457-8; 3R, 3645; RA, 3769
Speakers: (2R) Barrett 3428-34, 3448-50; Bennett 3434-6; Brown 3438-9; Cummings 3445-6; Gardom 3442-3; McClelland 3447; McGeer 3441-2; Morrison 3447-8; Phillips 3443-5; Smith 3446-7; Wallace 3439-40; Webster 3440-1; Williams, L.A. 3436-8
Speakers: (C) Barrett 3457, 3458; Wallace 3457; Williams, L.A. 3457
Amdts: (C) sec. 1 Barrett 3457, 3483, approved 3457; sec. 5 (Barrett) 3457, 3483, approved 3457; sec. 8 (Barrett) 3458, 3483, approved 3458
Divisions: (2R) 3450-1
Assessments (Wallace) 3440 (Smith) 3446 (McClelland) 3447
Basic exemption for taxes (Bennett) 3434-6 (Phillips) 3444 (Smith) 3446-7 (Barrett) 3449
Basic exemption for taxes, cost (Bennett) 3435-6
Deferred taxes, ceiling on amount (McGeer) 3442
Deferred taxes, Kelowna house as example (Barrett) 3431-2
Deferred taxes, partial deferment (Barrett) 3432
Deferred taxes, payments to municipalities (Barrett) 3429
Homeowner grant, eligibility for (Barrett) 3430
Housing construction, tax credit incentive (Barrett) 3428, 3433-4
Interest rate (Barrett) 3430, 3450 (McGeer) 3442 (Gardom) 3443
Mill rate, fixed rate for elderly (Wallace) 3440
Pamphlet to inform public (Barrett) 3428, 3457 (McGeer) 3441
School taxes (Williams, L.A.) 3437 (Wallace) 3440 (Phillips) 3443 (Barrett) 3450
Small businesses, tax deferment (Barrett) 3434 (Wallace) 3440
Tax deferment, effect on future dealings re property (Williams, L.A.) 3457 (Barrett) 3457
Tax deferment, government loan (Bennett) 3434 (Wallace) 3439
Tax deferment in other jurisdictions (Bennett) 3434 (Barrett) 3449, 3450
Tax deferment sale of property (Smith) 3446
Tenants, tax deferment benefit (Williams, L.A.) 3438 (Gardom) 3442 (Barrett) 3450
Working poor, tax deferment (Brown) 3439
Recreation
Community and educational recreation, integration of (Jordan) 1561-2
Regionalization of services (Chabot) 3212 (Hall) 3213
Responsibility for, division among departments (Wallace) 3350-1, 3352
Recreation — Safety measures
Safety course in winter outdoor recreation (Radford) 341
Recreation and Conservation, Department of
Estimates 3299-3329, 3334-66, 3367-73. Speakers: Anderson, D.A. 3356-60; Bennett 3349; Brown 3355-6; Chabot 3335-7, 3364-5, 3371, 3373; Curtis 3320-1, 3323, 3361-2; Dent 3361; Fraser 3309-12; Gibson 3314-5; Jordan 3301-6, 3307-8, 3308, 3327-8, 3365, 3366, 3368-70; Kelly 3315-20, 3323, 3362-3; McClelland 3372; McGeer 3328-9;, Morrison 3371-2; Phillips 3340-1, 3341, 3341-2, 3366; Radford 3299-3301, 3306-7, 3308, 3312-4, 3321-3, 3323-4, 3337-8, 3340, 3341, 3343-5, 3348-9, 3349, 3350, 3360-1, 3362, 3364, 3365, 3366, 3368, 3370-1, 3371, 3372, 3373; Richter 3362; Rolston 3338-40; Sanford 3308-9; Smith 3324-7, 3342-3, 3346, 3367-8, 3368; Wallace 3350-5; Williams, L.A. 3346-8
Annual report (Wallace) 3350
Appropriation, Budget address (Barrett) 136
Budget, staff, work of department (Radford) 117
Department's role in government decisions (Jordan) 3302-5 (Radford) 3306
Environment Canada, work with (Phillips) 3366 (Radford) 3366
Environment work of department (Radford) 118
Hunting, emphasis on (Curtis) 3361
Minister, staff commended (Gibson) 3314
Minister's office expenses (Anderson, D.A.) 369
Office equipment and furniture (Curtis) 3320, 3321
Press release on oyster culture quoted (Chabot) 2296
Publications (Curtis) 3362 (Radford) 3362
Recreation areas
Area in north (Radford) 450-1
Establishment (Radford) 450
Signs (Fraser) 3310 (Radford) 3313
Recreation centres
Capital grants (Barrett) 973
Specialists, field officers to give guidance in planning (Radford) 452
Tax burden on elderly residents (Wallace) 3354
See also: Community Recreation Facilities Fund
Recreational Land Green Belt Encouragement Act
(Bill 15) (Minister of Finance) 1R, 3895; 2R, 4083-93; C, 4110-1; 3R, 4111; RA, 4335
Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 4085-6; Barrett 4083, 4091-3; Curtis 4087-8; Jordan 4083-5; McClelland 4089-90; Rolston 4088-9; Wallace 4086-7; Williams, L.A. 4090
Speakers: (C) Barrett 4110, 4110-1, 4111; Morrison 4111; Wallace 4110; Williams, L.A. 4111
Committee to rule on eligibility under Act (Barrett) 4 110
Golf courses . (Wallace) 4086 (Curtis) 4088 (Rolston) 4088-9 (McClelland) 4089-90 (Barrett) 4091, 4092
Ministerial discretion in Act (Jordan) 4084 (Anderson, D.A.) 4086
Municipal Act, provision insection 328 (Jordan) 4083 (McClelland) 4090 (Barrett) 4091
Public access, definition under Act (Wallace) 4086-7, 4110 (Barrett) 4110-1
Recreational facilities, relocation of (Anderson, D.A.) 4085
Recreational land, partial qualification (Williams, L.A.) 4111 (Barrett) 4111
Recycling of waste
See: Salvage (Waste) etc.
Red Cross Society
Mentioned: (Gardom) 3789
Red Mountain Ski Club
Chairlift completed (D’Arcy) 470
Redlich, Josef
The Procedure of the House of Commons quoted (Speaker) 2823
Redline, Glen A.
British Columbia Egg Marketing Board dues withheld (Gardom) 1237 (Anderson, D.A.) 1241 (McGeer) 1248
Reducing (Body weight control)
See: Corpulence
Reed, F.L.C., and Associates
Mentioned: (Phillips) 2929
Reeves Macdonald Mines Ltd.
Mentioned: (Cummings) 2528
Reforestation
Appropriation, Budget address (Barrett) 135
Charge for seedlings (Rolston) 3158 (Williams, R.A.) 3159 (Williams, L.A.) 3161
Contract planting (Smith) 3164 (Williams, R.A.) 3164
Distribution of replanting (Smith) 3164 (Williams, R.A.) 3164
Economic aspects (Williams, L.A.) 3161-2 (Williams, R.A.) 3162
Methods (Rolston) 196, 3157-8 (Williams, R.A.) 3159
Natural growth cycle, comparisons with (Gibson) 3164 (Williams, R.A.) 3165
Nurseries, development by private sector (Wallace) 3159
Programme, (Kelly) 293 (Rolston) 3157-8
Research work (Smith) 3165 (Williams, R.A.) 3165
Sustained yield comparison (Wallace) 3159
Refuse and refuse disposal
Beverage containers, refunds (Sanford) 3309
Highways department trucks, use of (Fraser) 1913 (Lea) 1913-4
See also: Salvage (waste) etc.
Regan, Gerald A.
Mentioned: (Barrett) 792
Regional Development Incentives Act
Mentioned: (Lauk) 2791
Regional districts
Boundaries (Fraser) 2603 (McClelland) 2641-2
Concept supported (Lorimer) 2598-9
Directors, remuneration (Lewis) 2649 (Lorimer) 2651-2
Library service (Fraser) 2603
Lower mainland, reduction in number (McClelland) 2641
Per capita grant (Curtis) 2615-6, 2622 (Lorimer) 2624-5
Planning, control of (Lewis) 2650
Responsibilities, takeover by province (Bennett) 2597-8 (Lorimer) 2598
Regional hospital districts
Examination of by standing committee of Legislature (Wallace) 1739
Health Security Programme Project report (Wallace) 1675, 1739
Regional Hospital Districts Act
Mentioned: (McClelland) 1587
Regional Hospital Districts Amendment Act, 1974
(Bill 104) (Minister of Health) I R, 2240; 2R, 3292-3; C, 3423-4, 3424; RA, 3583
Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 3292-3; Cocke 3292, 3293; Sanford 3292; Wallace 3292
Construction of health-care facilities (Cocke) 3292
Hospital construction vote by owner-electors (Cocke) 3292 (Wallace) 3292
Port Hardy, opposition to Act (Wallace) 3292 (Sanford) 3292 (Anderson, D.A.) 3292-3 (Cocke) 3293
Registered Nurses Association of British Columbia
Dispute, voluntary binding arbitration Q. (Chabot) 2630
Industrial Inquiry Commission appointed in dispute with BCHA (King) 2263
Negotiations with BCHA, Q. (Jordan) 736, 1095, 1136, 1288, 1406, 1407, 1440. A. (Cocke) 309, 736, 1095, 1136, 1288 (King) 1440
Pay raise demand (Jordan) 1605-8 (Cocke) 1611
Settlement of dispute with BCHA (King) 2407-8, 2453, 2630 (Jordan) 2422
Strike vote, Q. (Wallace) 877-8
Mentioned: (Cocke) 1600
Registered Psychiatric Nurses Act
Mentioned: (McClelland) 1587
Reid, John A.
Mentioned: (Wallace) 2660 (Lorimer) 2662
Reid, Marguerita
Position in Education department (McClelland) 1506
Mentioned: (McClelland) 82 (Dailly) 1520
Reid, Sandy
See: Reid, John A.
Reid, T.H.
Mentioned: (Wallace) 2751
Reid Properties Ltd.
Land ownership (Wallace) 2604 (Lorimer) 2607
Land, price paid (Wallace) 2604, 2660 (Lorimer) 2607
Land-use contract (Anderson, D.A.) 2611-2
Land, valuation (Wallace) 2604
Negotiations for purchase on May 14, Q. (Wallace) 3296. A. (Williams, R.A.) 3296
Provincial cost sharing (Wallace) 2609 (Lorimer) 2609-10
Public hearing on use (Lorimer) 2607, 2614
Public hearing on use, information to, Q. (Morrison) 3455 (Anderson, D.A.) 3455
Purchase (Wallace) 3111 (Williams, R.A.) 3112
Purchase, agreement concluded, Q. (Williams L.A.) 3178. A. (Hartley) 3178
Mentioned: (Gorst) 14 (Morrison) 2373 (Anderson, D.A.) 3741
Reliance Insurance Co.
Mentioned: (Strachan) 425
Remand centres
Location on lower mainland (Smith) 1275 (Macdonald) 1275
Vancouver remand centre (Anderson, D.A.) 1062-3 (Macdonald) 1063
Renal dialysis
Dialysis units (Cocke) 1685, 1687
Development of machine at UBC (McGeer) 1685, 2314 (Cocke) 2789-90
Rent
Elderly Citizen Renters Grant Amendment Act, 1974 . See name of act
Increases (Williams, L.A.) 999-1000, 1007-8
Landlord and Tenant Act. See name of act
Letters, telegrams, on rent increases quoted (Barnes) 2322-3, 2325-6 (Steves) 2339-40 (Chabot) 2396
Rent justification programme (Steves) 268
Rental index (Gibson) 2335
Rental review boards (Rolston) 3931
Renters' grant (Sanford) 235 (Schroeder) 318 (Lauk) 324 (Anderson, D.A.) 373 (Williams, L.A.) 386, 1000, 2320 (Barnes) 472 (Phillips) 2054, 2055, 2363 (Wallace) 2055 (Nicolson) 2056, 2060 (McGeer) 2058 (McClelland) 2059 (Gibson) 2060
Renters' grant programme appropriation, Budget address (Barrett) 135
Speculation in apartment buildings and rent increases (Gabelmann) 2366
Vacancy rate, advantage to landlords (Steves) 2339
Rent control
Black market, key money (Bennett) 2319 (Anderson, D.A.) 2329 (Gibson) 2337 (Phillips) 2363, 2365 (Wallace) 2376-7 (Morrison) 2388 (McGeer) 2394
Condominium conversions, increase in (Wallace) 2377
Failure elsewhere. (Wallace) 2377 (Jordan) 2382 (McClelland) 2389
Effect of possible imposition (Anderson, D.A.) 372
Enforcement, administrative mechanism cost (Bennett) 2318 (McClelland) 2390 (Wallace) 2700
Housing Minister quoted on rent control (Gibson) 4050
Income assistance to low-income, fixed-income renters (Anderson, D.A.) 2329, 2331 (Smith) 2333 (Steves) 2337
Increases, control in Landlord and Tenant Act (Wallace) 4120-1 (Phillips) 4122-3, 4124, 4125 (Macdonald) 4123
Investment in rental accommodation, effect of increase limit on (Williams, L.A.) 2319, 2320 (Barnes) 2326 (Anderson, D.A.) 2328 (Schroeder) 2343 (Phillips) 2361-3, 2364 (Wallace) 2377 (Jordan) 2384 (Morrison) 2388 (McClelland) 2390 (Chabot) 2395, 2396
Landlords, consultation with (Bennett) 2318 (Barnes) 2326 (Phillips) 2363
Landlords, letters from quoted (Curtis) 2327 (Gardom) 2368 (Wallace) 2376 (Chabot) 2395-6
Mobile home park in Vernon (Jordan) 2384
Municipalities, exemptions (Jordan) 3247
Rent disparities, effect of increase limit (Phillips) 2365 (Rolston) 2379
Rent freeze (Williams, L.A.) 1000, Q. (Curtis) 1034
Rent increase limit (Steves) 1067 (Barnes) 2326 (Schroeder) 2342 (Gabelmann) 2367, 2710 (Wallace) 2377
Rent increase limit, application of increase to all rents (McGeer) 2394 (Chabot) 2396 (Gibson) 2709 (Williams, L.A.) 2711
Rent increase limit, Crown leases (Fraser) 2387-8
Rent increase limit, discriminatory aspects (Williams, L.A.) 2711
Rent increase limit, effect on landlord-tenant relations (Phillips) 2363
Rent increase limit, expiry date (Williams, L.A.) 2713
Rent increase limit, 15 per cent (Phillips) 2707
Rent increase limit, increased costs (Williams, L.A.) 2319 (Phillips) 2364-5, 2706 (Gabelmann) 2366 (Gardom) 2367 (Wallace) 2376, 2377 (McClelland) 2390 (Richter) 2397-8 (Macdonald) 2398 (Smith) 2704-5
Rent increase limit, inflation factor (Bennett) 2318 (Phillips) 2364, 2706 (Gabelmann) 2366 (McClelland) 2389 (Smith) 2704 (Macdonald) 2707 (Wallace) 2708-9
Rent increase limit, legislation to replace interim Act (Gibson) 2709, 2710 (Macdonald) 2709
Rent increase limit, retroactivity of law (Curtis) 2327 (Steven) 2339 (McClelland) 2390 (Phillips) 2706 (Macdonald) 2707
Rent increase limit temporary (Macdonald) 2317, 2398 (Barnes) 2321, 2326 (Steves) 2338 (Wallace) 2375 (McClelland) 2391
Rent increases in anticipation of restrictions (Wallace) 2368-9, 2375-6
Rent increases, public prosecutions, Q. (Anderson, D.A.) 4284. A. (Macdonald) 4284
Renters' grant (Williams, L.A.) 2320 (Phillips) 2363
Residential Premises Interim Rent Stabilization Act: See name of act.
Services to tenants, decrease in (Bennett) 2317
Slums, deterioration of accommodation (Anderson, D.A.) 2330 (Phillips) 2361 (Wallace) 2377 (McClelland) 2389
Social mobility reduced (Anderson, D.A.) 2329, 2330
Sweden, housing shortage (Anderson, D.A.) 2329
Rent freeze
See: Rent control
Rent stabilization
See: Rent control
Rentalsman
See entries under Landlord and Tenant Act
Rentex
Mentioned: (Steves) 267 (Barnes) 472 (Brown) 1381
Research, Industrial
Development in B.C. (Gibson) 2373-4 (Lauk) 2277 (Gardom) 2280
Industrial research park (Lauk) 2315
See also: Inventions
Residential Living Policy Committee
Quoted on undeveloped land in Vancouver area (Phillips) 43, 44, 45
Residential Premises Interim Rent Stabilization Act
(Bill 75) (Attorney-General) I R, 1133-4; 2R, 2316-23, 2325-47, 2360-9, 2374-99; C, 2699-2713; 3R, 2755; RA, 2820
Speakers: (2R) Anderson, D.A. 2328-32; Barnes 2321-3, 2325-6; Barrett 2344-7 2360-1; Bennett 2317-9; Chabot 2395-7; Cummings 2386-7; Curtis 2326-8; Fraser 2387-8; Gabelmann 2366-8; Gardom 2367-8; Gibson 2334-7; Jordan 2380-6; McClelland 2388-91; Macdonald 2316-7, 2398-9; McGeer 2392-9; Morrison 2388; Phillips 2361-6; Richter 2397-8; Rolston 2378-80; Schroeder 2342-4; Smith 2332-4; Steves 2337-42; Wallace 2368-9, 2374-8; Williams, L.A. 2319-21
Speakers: (C) Anderson, G.H. 2702-3; Cummings 2703; Gabelmann 2699, 2710; Gardom 2702; Gibson 2710; Jordan 2703-4; McClelland 2699-2700; Macdonald 2699, 2704, 2707, 2709, 2710, 2712; Morrison 2711-2; Phillips 2706-7, 2707-8; Smith 2704-6; Wallace 2699, 2700, 2708-9, 2712, 2713; Williams, L.A. 2700, 2702, 2710-1. 2712
Amdts. (C) sec. 1 (Gabelmann) 2699, 2732, approved 2704; sec. 2 (Macdonald) 2704, 2732, approved 2704; sec. 5 (Gabelmann) 2713, approved 2713; sec. 6 (Williams, L.A.) 2713, out of order 2713
Alberta, rental vacancy rate (Smith) 2333 (Phillips) 2363, 2364
Apartment houses, operating costs (Steves) 2338-9 (Phillips) 2361
Apartment houses, speculation in and rent increases (Gabelmann) 2366, 2710
Apartment vacancy rate, advantage to landlords 2339
Appeal mechanism in Act (Wallace) 2712 (Macdonald) 2712
Black market, key money (Bennett) 2319 (Anderson, D.A.) 2329 (Gibson) 2337 (Phillips) 2363, 2365 (Wallace) 2376-7 (Morrison) 2388 (McGeer) 2394
Block, Henry, meeting with on amendments to Act, Q. (Wallace) 2462
British Columbia Law Reform Commission quoted on rent control (Curtis) 2327-8 (Smith) 2332 (McClelland) 2391
Building materials, sales tax removal (Barrett) 2345, 2346 (Wallace) 2375 (Rolston) 2379
Century House, Vancouver, rent increases (Macdonald) 2398
Condominium conversions, increase in (Wallace) 2377
Enforcement, administrative mechanism, cost of (Bennett) 2318 (McClelland) 2390 (Wallace) 2700
Expiry date (Williams, L.A.) 2713
Home ownership, encouragement, incentives (Smith) 2333, 2334 (Schroeder) 2343
Housing cost per unit (Schroeder) 2342-3
Housing costs, effect of assessment Act amendments (Jordan) 2383
Housing, failure of private enterprise (Cummings) 2386
Housing, federally subsidized, exemption from Act, Q. (Wallace) 4245. A. (Nicolson) 4245
Housing shortage (McGeer) 2392
Income assistance to low-income, fixed-income renters (Anderson, D.A.) 2329, 2331 (Smith) 2333 (Steves) 2337
Landlords, consultation with (Bennett) 2318 (Barnes) 2326 (Phillips) 2363
Landlords' letters quoted (Curtis) 2327 (Gardom) 2368 (Wallace) 2376 (Chabot) 2395-6
Landlords' notices to tenants quoted 2340-1
Legislation to replace Act (Gibson) 2709, 2710 (Macdonald) 2709
Letters, telegrams on rent increases quoted (Barnes) 2322-3, 2325-6 (Steves) 2339-40 (Chabot) 2396
Mobile home park in Vernon (Jordan) 2384
Montreal rentals office (Macdonald) 2398
North Vancouver city council's resolution on rent increases (Steves) 2342
Penalties, procedures for enforcement, Q. (Curtis) 3682. A. (Macdonald) 3682
Private investment in rental accommodation, effect of increase limit (Williams, L.A.) 2319, 2320 (Barnes) 2326 (Anderson, D.A.) 2328 (Schroeder) 2343 (Phillips) 2361-3, 2364 (Wallace) 2377, 2709 (Jordan) 2384 (Morrison) 2388 (McClelland) 2390 (Chabot) 2395, 2396
Regional districts, exemption right (Williams, L.A.) 2712
Rent control, failure elsewhere (Wallace) 2377 (Jordan) 2382 (McClelland) 2389
Rent disparities (Phillips) 2365 (Rolston) 2379
Rent increase limit (Barnes) 2326 (Schroeder) 2342 (Gabelmann) 2367, 2710 (Wallace) 2377
Rent increase limit, application of increase to all. rents (McGeer) 2394 (Chabot) 2396 (Gibson) 2709 (Williams, L.A.) 2711
Rent increase limit, Crown leases (Fraser) 2387-8
Rent increase limit, discriminatory aspects (Williams, L.A.) 2711
Rent increase limit, effect on landlord-tenant relations (Phillips) 2363
Rent increase limit, evictions resulting, Q. (Brown) 2927. A. (Macdonald) 2927
Rent increase limit, 15 per cent (Phillips) 2707
Rent increase limit, increased costs (Williams, L.A.) 2319 (Phillips) 2364-5, 2706 (Gabelmann) 2366 (Gardom) 2367 (Wallace) 2376, 2377 (McClelland) 2390 (Richter) 2397-8 (Macdonald) 2398 (Smith) 2704-5
Rent increase limit, inflation factor (Bennett) 2318 (Phillips) 2364, 2706 (Gabelmann) 2366 (McClelland) 2389 (Smith) 2704 (Macdonald) 2707 (Wallace) 2708
Rent increase limit, long-term leases to circumvent Q. (Wallace) 3177. A. (Macdonald) 3177
Rent increase limit, retroactivity of law (Curtis) 2327 (Steves) 2339 (McClelland) 2390 (Phillips) 2706 (Macdonald) 2707
Rent increase limit temporary (Macdonald) 2317, 2398 (Barnes) 2321, 2326 (Steves) 2338 (Wallace) 2375 (McClelland) 2391
Rent increases, imposition through charges for services etc. (Gabelmann) 2699 (Anderson, G.H.) 2702 (Cummings) 2703
Rent increases in anticipation of restrictions (Wallace) 2368-9, 2375-6
Rental accommodation, construction costs (Gibson) 2335
Rental accommodation, construction, decrease (Bennett) 2318 (Smith) 2333 (Schroeder) 2343
Rental accommodation, incentives for construction (Gibson) 2337 (Steves) 2337 (Phillips) 2363 (Gardom) 2367 (Wallace) 2375, 2378 (Fraser) 2387 (McGeer) 2393, 2394, 2395
Rental accommodation, subsidy for labour costs (Wallace) 2378
Rental accommodation, tax relief on investments in (Wallace) 2378 (Rolston) 2379
Rental index (Gibson) 2335
Rental units under construction in 1974 (Gibson) 2336 (Gardom) 2367
Renters' grant (Williams, L.A.) 2320 (Phillips) 2363
Services to tenants, decrease (Bennett) 2317
Slums, deterioration of accommodation (Anderson, D.A.) 2330 (Phillips) 2361 (Wallace) 2377 (McClelland) 2389
Social mobility reduced (Anderson, D.A.) 2329, 2330
Suicide rate and quality of housing (Phillips) 2365
Sweden, housing shortage 2329
Vacancy rate (Barrett) 2360
Vancouver, tax increase (Fraser) 2387 (McClelland) 2389 (Macdonald) 2398
Vancouver, vacancy rate (Macdonald) 2319 (Williams, L.A.) 2319-20 (Anderson, D.A.) 2328 (Smith) 2333
Violation of Act, Q. (Chabot) 3455
White, Phillip H., quoted on rent control (Gibson) 2335, 2336 (McClelland) 2390-1
Mentioned: (Fraser) 3 115 (Levi) 3238
Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Programme
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 2115
Resources for the Future Organization
Mentioned: (Williams, R.A.) 4257
Rest homes
Community Care Facilities Licensing Amendment Act, 1974 . See name of act
Hostels grants for construction (Phillips) 2062 (Nicolson) 2062-3
Langley personal-care homes, government acquisition, Q. (McClelland) 88, 971. A. (Cocke) 88, 971
Personal-care homes (Wallace) 1738
Personal care, rate increase (Levi) 3238
Private hospitals, boarding homes, subsidization (Levi) 2252 (Wallace) 2256
Purchase and resale (Rolston) 193
See also: Nursing homes
Restaurants, lunch rooms, etc.
Transit Services Act, construction under Act (Wallace) 2750, 2814, 2816 (McClelland) 2814 (Gibson) 2815 (Lorimer) 2815 (Phillips) 2815-6
Retail Clerks' International Association
Mentioned (Fraser) 2409
Retail trade
Retail sales, Budget address (Barrett) 132
Retarded
See: Mentally handicapped
Retirement
Counselling (Levi) 2159, 2184 (Wallace) 2182
Early retirement and pensions (Hall) 2764
Revelstoke, B.C.
Dam construction on Columbia River (Chabot) 85
Revelstoke Review, Revelstoke, B.C.
Editorial quoted (King) 3925
Revelstoke Sawmill (Radium) Ltd.
Mentioned: (Chabot) 3007
Revenue
Forest industry, changed fees and licences (Wallace) 782
Mineral Royalties Act revenue (Wallace) 782
Resource revenue increase and increased taxes, Q. (Wallace) 145
Revenue 1973-74 fiscal year, Q. (Fraser) 3238, 3419
Revenue not declared in budget (McGeer) 768-71
Revenue predicted (McGeer) 152, 155
Revenue to date (Chabot) 981 (Barrett) 981, 982
Source (Bennett) 146-7 (McGeer) 153
Surplus, use of (Bennett) 741 (Wallace) 781
Revenue Act
Mentioned: (Barrett) 138, 747 (Bennett) 743, 748, 758 (Chabot) 1001, 4207 (Wallace) 4206
Revolvers
See: Firearms
Reynolds, Patrick
Mentioned: (Gibson) 4027 (Nimsick) 4070
Rhodes, A.E.
Tribute to (Hartley) 3218
Rhodes, James
Mentioned: (Barrett) 133 (Rolston) 194
Richalery, Pat
Article on government car insurance (Wallace) 110
Richards, M.T.
Letter on Health Security Programme Project report quoted (McClelland) 1580
Richardson, A.E.
Mentioned: (Anderson, D.A.) 1494
Richardson, Arthur G.
Mentioned: (Lea) 1790 (Hall) 3193
Richardson, J. Ernest
Mentioned: (Barrett) 747
Richardson, M.L.
Mentioned: (Macdonald) 1050
Richley, Lowell
Mentioned: (Gibson) 4030
Richmond, B.C.
Budget assistance (Steves) 276, 400
Land assembly (Steves) 266-7
Land development companies' holdings (Steves) 267
Land, price increase (Steves) 268
Sewage treatment plant (Steves) 2759
Richmond Packing Ltd.
Plus-minus sewage disposal, use of Hat Creek coal, Q. (McClelland) 3988. A. (Williams, R.A.) 3988
Richmond Plywood Corp.
Mill proposed for Smithers (Williams, R.A.) 2905
Richter, Francis Xavier (Boundary-Similkameen)
Agriculture courses 1565-6
Agriculture, Department of, estimates 532-4
Ashnola River, damming for flood control 3183-4
Assessments 464
British Columbia Egg Marketing Board 553
Budget, advertising 463
Budget debate 461-8
Budget, taxation increase 463-4
Christie Memorial Park, property purchase 3362
Copper smelter 2506
Copper task force, report of 3944
Cycling paths 462
Education, Department of, estimates 1565-6
Energy Amendment Act (1974) 3881
Farm assistance programmes, delays 463
Farm Products Industry Improvement Amendment Act (1974) 3277
Fishing, three-day licence 3362
Fruit, marketing problems 554
Game area near Grand Forks 462
Game on grazing lands, pilot plan 462
Gibson, Gordon F. congratulated 461
Girls, employment on recreation project 462
Guaranteed Minimum Income Plan (Bill 17) 1R, 171
Gulf Islands and regional districts 3274
Gulf Islands trust, precedent, use elsewhere 3274
Health Security Programme Project, recommendation on fluoridation 465
Highways, construction of new roads 1753
Highways department, budget appropriation 466-7, 1753
Highways, Department of, estimates 1752-3
Historic trails, inclusion in Manning Park 3362
Historic trails, relocating and marking 3362
Horn, Hart, possible conflict of interest, Q. 3679
Income tax, exemptions for social assistance benefits 464
Insurance Corp. of B.C., body shops, contracts 467
Islands Trust Act 3274
Lands, Forests and Water Resources, Department of, estimates 3183, 3183-4, 3184
Legislature, procedure (Motion 29) 2843-4
Marketing boards 552-3
Mine Development, royalty exemption for cost of 4235
Mineral Amendment Act (1974) 4291, 4292
Mineral claim staking 2508
Mineral claim staking, change in method 4291
Mineral claims, Crown's right of first refusal to purchase 4299
Mineral exploration 2507, 2508, 4228
Mineral production, new mines 465-6
Mineral Royalties Act 3840-1, 3943-5, 4228-9, 4235, 4266, 4268, 4270, 4288
Mineral Royalties Act, administration of Act 4228
Mineral Royalties Act, amendments to 3841, 3943
Mineral Royalties Act, consultation with mining industry on 3944
Mineral royalties, interest on overpayment 4270
Mineral royalties, nonpayment of 4268
Mines and Petroleum Resources, Department of, estimates 2506-10, 2590
Mines opened in B.C. 2507
Mining companies' books, return by government 4267
Mining industry, federal tax concessions 2510
Mining industry, increase in revenue from 3840
Mining industry, investment in 2508
Mining industry, investment return 2507, 2510
Mining industry, service industries 2506
Mining industry, takeover by government 2509, 4288
Mining legislation, experience of other jurisdictions 3944
Mining, revenues in B.C., 2509
Mining roads, grants 2590
Mining service industries, impact of Mineral Royalties Act on 3841
Mining Tax Act, amending to increase revenue 3840, 3944, 4228
Okanagan River 3183
Okanagan Water Basin Study 463
Osoyoos Lake, water level 3183, 3184
Penticton, truck bypass 462-3
Petroleum exploration, investment in 3881
Placer mining 465-6
Placer Mining Act 4305, 4306-7
Placer mining, hand panning 4305
Placer mining leases, number per applicant 4306-7
Prospectors' Assistance Act 4299
Pupil-teacher ratio 464-5
Range management 553-4
Recreation and Conservation, Department of, estimates 3362
Rent increase limit, increased costs 2397-8
Residential Premises Interim Rent Stabilization Act 2397-8
Resources, previous government's record 467-8
Royalty method of raising revenue 3944, 4228
Rural electrification 463
Sales tax on utilities, removal 467
Select Standing Committee on Labour and Justice, member 299
Similkameen River, damming for flood control 3183-4
Special warrants 464
Statute Law Amendment Act (1974) 4319
Tourist influx predicted 467
University of British Columbia grants 464
Riding Trails Designation Act
(Bill 107) (Wallace) 1R, 2263
Right of way
Width, Highways department policy (Fraser) 1885, 1888 (Lea) 1887-8
Rights of way
See: Right of way
Rim Forest Products Ltd.
Rail car shortage, effect (Dent) 886
Rio Algom Mines
Mentioned: (Wallace) 4229
River Ranch, Riske Creek, B.C.
Problems (Radford) 455
Rivers
River heights (Hall) 3047, 3081, 3421 (Curtis) 3081 (Fraser) 3 129
Riverbank protection, cost-sharing (Schroeder) 977
See also: Floods
Rivers Protection Act
(Bill 39) (Wallace) 1R, 449
Riverview Hospital, Essondale, B.C.
Nurses training (Cocke) 1717
Patient numbers (Cocke) 311, 1578, 1714
Patients, payment to, Q. (Wallace) 3453
Order-in-council committals (Wallace) 1047-9
Order-in-council committals, legality, Q. (Gardom) 2927. A. (Macdonald) 2928
Mentioned: (Cocke) 1724, 4171, 4317
Road accidents
See: Traffic accidents
Road construction
Damage claims (Williams, L.A.) 1820 (Lea) 1822
Day labour (Chabot) 1783
Oil in base mix, correction of error (Fraser) 1912-3 (Lea) 1914
Oil industry roads, construction methods (Smith) 1825-6 (Lea) 1827
Paving and weather conditions (Fraser) 1887
Road machinery
Equipment purchases, quality of (Fraser) 1760-1, 1846-7, 1935 (Lea) 1767
Equipment purchasing (Lea) 1752
Equipment rentals (Fraser) 1762, 1845-6 (Lea) 1767
Operators, salaries (Fraser) 1760 (Lea) 1767
Operators, training programme (Fraser) 1760 (Lea) 1767
Road materials
Building materials research (McClelland) 1876, 1883 (Lea) 1882
Cats-eyes for centre line (Phillips) 1906, 1922
Road patrols
See: Traffic police
The Road Runner
Mentioned: (Lea) 1789
Road signs
See: Signs and signboards
Road to Resources
Programme (Calder) 811
Roads
Access control by Highways department (Lea) 1751, 1799 (Lewis) 1796 (Curtis) 1799 (Jordan) 1832 (McClelland) 1875
Centre lines, painting (Fraser) 1912, Q. 2864. A. (Lea) 2865, 2927
Centre line, use of catseyes (Phillips) 1906, 1922
Communities in unorganized areas (Lea) 1766, 1797 (Lewis) 1796
Construction of new roads and highways (Richter) 1753 (Lea) 1780, 1827 (Phillips) 1802-3
Development along highways, restriction on (Steves) 275 (Skelly) 442
Future roads, planning, surveying (Phillips) 1800, 1801
Highway through north, Winnipeg to Prince Rupert (McClelland) 1888 (Lea) 1889
Interior, route to via Railway Pass (Williams, L.A.) 1932
Interior, third route to (Fraser) 1762-3 (Bennett) 1822 (Lea) 1827-8 (Williams, L.A.) 1837-8 (McGeer) 1853 (Gabelmann) 1991
Lower mainland roads, reclassification (McClelland) 1877-8 (Lea) 1882
Maintenance, equipment (Dent) 199
Maintenance of present highways (Lea) 1752, 1797, 1798, 1814, 1827 (Wallace) 1809
Medians, covering with artificial turf (Jordan) 1895
Parks on roadsides (Jordan) 1908
Passing lanes (Phillips) 1899 (Fraser) 1912
Peace River area, paving (Smith) 1824-5
Photographic inventory of roads (Lea) 1795
Road condition information (Jordan) 1831 (Lea) 1832 (McClelland) 1876
Roadside rest areas (Lea) 1752
Side roads, maintenance and improvement (Lea) 1752
Ski areas, roadbuilding and maintenance (Jordan) 1871
Topography of B.C. and limitations on road construction (Lea) 1767, 1799
Wide loads (Morrison) 1792 (Lea) 1794
See also: Forest roads; Highways by number, e.g. Highway 1; roads by name, e.g. Westside Road, Invermere, B.C.
Roads — Construction
See: Road construction
Roads — Safety measures
Walkways (Nunweiler) 1806
Roads and Transportation Association of Canada
Mentioned: (Anderson, D.A.) 1777 (Lea) 1882
Robin, Michael
Mentioned: (Barrett) 3837
Roberts, Charles
Letter quoted (Fraser) 3953-4
Roberts, D.W.
Mentioned: (Gardom) 1119
Roberts Bank, B.C.
Causeway, future development (Lorimer) 19
Farmland acreage (Lauk) 326
Port development (Smith) 824 (Wallace) 2305
Recreational reserve, acreage, zoning, Q. (Jordan) 143, 280. A. (Williams, R.A.) 143
Recreational reserve, error in memorandum (Williams, R.A.) 172
Recreational reserve land turned over to B.C. Hydro, Q. (Jordan) 143. A. (Williams, R.A.) 143
Wild fowl reserve (Jordan) 3302
Robinson, Svend
Role in dismissal of John Bremer (Chabot) 78
Mentioned: (Jordan) 102
Robinson, Tom
Mentioned: (Wallace) 1810
Roccabella Guest House, Victoria, B.C.
Preservation of building (Anderson, D.A.) 2114, 2115 (Nicolson) 2115
Rocher, Guy
Article on school system quoted (Anderson, D.A.) 1499
Rocky Mountain goat
Permits in the Nass area (Smith) 3324 (Radford) 3344
Roeck, Hans
Mentioned: (Curtis) 2695
Rogers, Alan
Tribute to (Macdonald) 3685
Rogers, R.G.
Mentioned: (Barrett) 748
Rogers, Will
Mentioned: (Hon. Member) 518
Rogers Pass, B.C.
Snow slide crew (Chabot) 1924-5 (Lea) 1925
Rolland Paper Co.
Mentioned: (Strachan) 2984
Rolston, Peter Carson (Dewdney)
Alcoholism, rehabilitation, prevention 999
Alouette River unit, director 1141
Alouette River unit, escapees, penalties 1 141
Annacis Island, sewage treatment plant 2758
Attorney-General, Department of, estimates 1141-3
Beer bottles, refund 3339
Boat launching ramps 3339
British Columbia Petroleum Corp. 194
British Columbia Police Commission, consultations with community, etc. 1142
Budget debate 188-97
Budget supported 188-9
Building materials, sales tax removal 194, 2379
Bus service in Maple Ridge 190
Bus service in Mission 2746
Campsite fee for senior citizens 3339
Campsite fee, increase in 3339
Coal dust in Dewdney constituency 3186
Collinson Indian artifacts collection 3340
Community Resources Act 4064
Company towns 196
Court costs, removal from municipalities 190
Crosby, Thomas, Indian artifacts collection 3339
Curriculum, basic curriculum 3477
Cypress Bowl, development 3339
Diking of lower Fraser Valley 196
Disclosure information, publication of 3952
Dunhill Development Corp., land holdings 194
Education, Department of, estimates 1466-70
“Education for Life” programme in Mission 1466
Education, purpose of 1467
Education, quality of 1468-9
Education, relevancy of programmes 190-1
Educational films 191
Elderly citizens, housing programmes 194
Elderly, counsellors for 2211 , Eviction 3931
Family life education 1467-8
Ferries, bus transportation for passengers 3563
Ferries, federal subsidy to 3563
Ferries, preference to small cars 3562
Ferries, rates 3562-3
Ferries, third route to Vancouver Island 3563
Finance, Department of, estimates 999
Forest industries, Crown-owned 195
Forest roads 3170
Forest Service correction camp programme 3165
Foster, Ted, tribute to 1142
Fraser River, recreational potential 3339
Fraser Valley community college 1470
Golf courses 4088-9
Handicapped, facilities in Maple Ridge 2211-2
Harrison River, recreational potential 3339
Health Security Programme Project report 192-3
Highway picnic areas 3339
Home care 192
Hospital beds, shortage of 192
Housing problem, costs 193-4
Human Resources, Department of, estimates 2209-12
Independent schools, busing of children 1468
Independent schools, textbooks 3477
Indian artifacts leaving country 3339-40
Indians, housing problem in Dewdney constituency 2210-1
Industrial Development, Trade and Commerce, Department of, estimates 2866-8
Land banking programmes 194
Land development costs 194
Landlord and Tenant Act 3931-2
Lands, Forests and Water Resources, Department of, estimates 3157-9, 3165, 3170, 3173, 3 186
Law, university night school courses 1143
Maple Ridge centennial 197
Maple Ridge industrial park 2867
Medicine, preventive programmes 193
Mincome programme 2211
Mission community resources building 2209-10
Mission municipal tree farm licence 3158-9
National Film Board films 191
Operation SAM programme 3339
Parks programme in Dewdney 190
Pharmacare programme 193, 2211
Pollution Control Branch 3186
Prison sentences 1143
Prisoners, educational programmes 1142
Prisoners, M2 programme 1142
Probation officers 1141
Public Health Centres in schools 1469
Public Officials and Employees Disclosure Act 3951-3
Public Schools Amendment Act (1974) 3477, 3621
Rail transit in Fraser Valley 2747
Recreation and Conservation, Department of, estimates 3338-40
Recreational Land Green Belt Encouragement Act 4088-9
Reforestation, methods used 196, 3157-8
Reforestation seedlings, charge for 3158
Remote areas, development, needs 189-90
Rent increase limit, rent disparities 2379
Rental accommodation, tax relief on investments in 2379
Rental review boards 3931
Rentalsman 3931
Residential Premises Interim Rent Stabilization Act 2378-80
Rest homes, purchase and resale 193
School boards, regionalized 192
School manager 1469
School superintendents, consultation with professional staff 3477
Schools, capital referenda 3477
Select Standing Committee on Health, Education, and Human Resources, member 299
Select Standing Committee on Municipal Affairs and Housing, member 299
Select Standing Committee on Public Accounts and Economic Affairs, member 299
Sewage treatment plants 2758
Sewerage Facilities Assistance Act 2758
Ski areas, transportation to 3338-9
Ski consultant 3338
Ski development 3338
Skilled labour, shortage, training 2868
Stave Lake, improvement of 3173
Teachers and Marriage Act 3477
Teachers, professionalism 1469
Teachers, upgrading of qualifications 1469-70
Television, educational 1470
Tilbury Island, industrial park 2867
Trade missions 2867
Transit Services Act 2746-7
Transit systems, financing 999
Transport and Communications, Department of, estimates 3562-3
Truck-logging, small firms on coast 195
Vocational educational 192
Youth training programme 3340
Root, Gordon
Misconduct in maligning member (McClelland) 301, 343-6, 407-8, 430
Mentioned: (Strachan) 416, 427
Roscoe Bay, B.C.
Road to Ocean Falls, construction, concern of Indians, Q. (Anderson, D.A.) 3643-4. A. (Williams, R.A.) 3644
Rose, Dan
Tribute to (Jordan) 1688
Rose, Mark
Mentioned: (Rolston) 2747 (McClelland) 3431 (Smith) 3871
Rosedale-Agassiz bridge
See: Highway 9
Rosedale Junior Secondary School
Band programme (Schroeder) 401
Rosenberg, Bob
Mentioned: (Brown) 255
Ross, P.S., and Partners
“The Impact of Foreign Investment in Commercial and Multiple Family Residential Real Estate in the Greater Vancouver Area” (Anderson, D.A.) 2610
Rowland, Gordon
Quoted: (Wallace) 3109
Rowles, Alec
Okanagan broiler growers' permits, committee to allocate (Stupich) 598
Royal Bank of Canada
Insurance Corp. of B.C., banking (Gardom) 3516 (Strachan) 3518-9
Insurance Corp. of B.C., premiums, financing of (Anderson, D.A.) 86 (Wallace) 783
Mentioned: (Williams, L.A.) 3280 (Stupich) 3282
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Cattle-rustling detail (Fraser) 1190-1
Cost of policing, federal share (Anderson, D.A.) 1275 (Macdonald) 1275
Cost per man to province and municipalities (Fraser) 1055 (Macdonald) 1055
Escort duties (Fraser) 1054
Future in B.C. (Smith) 3812, 3813 (Fraser) 3818 (Macdonald) 3824
Officers engaged in drug work (Macdonald) 1140, 1144 (Williams, L.A.) 1144 (Phillips) 1164
Police Act, consultation with on Act (McClelland) 3864 (Macdonald) 3864
Policing contract (Macdonald) 3810, 3824
Policing contract, continuation after 1976 (Anderson, D.A.) 1275 (Macdonald) 1275
Policing welcomed (Macdonald) 1043
Road patrol work (Phillips) 1114 (Macdonald) 1116 (Lewis) 1117 (Kelly) 1120
Salaries (Williams, L.A.) 3820
Sidearm permits (Smith) 1257
Student, interrogation of 15 year old, Q. (Curtis) 3862
Tribute to (Fraser) 218
Uninsured vehicles, list to RCMP, Q. (Bennett) 479
Mentioned: (Williams, L.A.) 70 (Fraser) 105 (Smith) 187, 4318 (Curtis) 231, 1295, 3321, 3643, 3814, 3816, 3817 (Macdonald) 354, 503, 1053, 1079, 1114, 1143, 1221, 3809, 3810, 3811 (Anderson, D.A.) 525 (Phillips) 612 (Sanford) 1060 (Rolston) 1142 (Strachan) 3713 (McGeer) 3821 (Barrett) 3822 (Nicolson) 3833
Royal Centre, Vancouver, B.C.
Insurance Corp. of B.C., improvements, cost (Bennett) 3411
Insurance Corp. of B.C., rental rate (Strachan) 3660
Mentioned: (Strachan) 426
Royal Columbian Hospital, New Westminster, B.C.
Board (Cocke) 1750
Mentioned: (Jordan) 1606 (Cocke) 1684, 1748, 3252
Royal Commission on Automobile Insurance
Mentioned: (Gardom) 1838 (Curtis) 3662
Royal Commission on Expropriation
Mentioned: (Gardom) 488, 1083, 1841, 2810
Royal Commission on Family and Children's Law
Reports (Macdonald) 1050, 1493
Mentioned: (Brown) 253 (Macdonald) 505, 1184 (Levi) 2160, 2164
Royal Commission On Indian Affairs for the Province of British Columbia
Cut-off lands (Fraser) 1053-4
Quoted on changes in Indian reserve acreage (Gibson) 1112
Mentioned: (Wallace) 2182 (Gibson) 2195
Royal Commission on Forest Resources of British Columbia
Quoted: (Wallace) 3904
Mentioned: (Throne speech) I (Bennett) 2908
Royal General Insurance of Canada
Mentioned: (Strachan) 425
Royal Inland Hospital, Kamloops, B.C.
Addition to (Anderson, G.H.) 242
Mentioned: (Anderson, G.H.) 243
Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria, B.C.
Annual report (Wallace) 1677, 1739
Mentioned: (Cocke) 310, 3252 (Jordan) 1606 (Wallace) 1676
Royal Theatre, Victoria, B.C.
Mentioned: (Brown) 255
Royal Trust Co.
Mentioned: (Nicolson) 2154
Rozak, Theodore
Mentioned (Barrett) 963
Rubble Creek, B.C.
Garibaldi, safety of community (Williams, L.A.) 1820 (Lea) 1822
Rudermann, Trudy
Mentioned: (Phillips) 1665
Ruff, Kathleen
Mentioned: (Anderson, D.A.) 2455 (Chabot) 3777
Rum
Mount Gay brand (Brown) 1081
Run-for-Fun programme
T-shirts for participants, Q. (Gardom) 3080
Run-Out-Skagit-Spoilers Committee
See: ROSS Committee
Runaway children
See: Children, Vagrant
Runways
See: Airports — Runways
Rural electrification
Power extensions, cost (Fraser) 3118 (Williams, R.A.) 3118
Power extensions, inspection of (Fraser) 3235 (Hartley) 3235-6
Programme, extension (Richter) 463
Subsidy to B.C. Hydro (Phillips) 652, 912, 955
Three-phase power requested in the Chilcotin (Fraser) 532, 660-1 (Stupich) 534
Rural medicine
See: Medicine, Rural
Rural schools
Finance formula (Fraser) 1539-41 (Dailly) 1554
Maintenance (Fraser) 1540-1
Task force on small rural schools (Jordan) 1532
Upgrading, inclusion of secondary education (Fraser) 1540, 1554 (Jordan) 1555
Rural Student Aid Travel Fund Act
(Bill 25) (Phillips) 1R, 171
Russell, Duncan
Mentioned: (Radford) 3345
Rustling of cattle
See: Cattle stealing
Rutherford, James
Mentioned: (Dent) 2570