Province of British Columbia
34th Parliament, 1st Session
INDEX
Debates of the Legislative Assembly (Hansard)
March 9, 1987 to March 11, 1988
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
EEC
See: European Economic Community
EPF
See entries under Federal-provincial fiscal relations
ERCO
ERDA
See: Economic and regional development agreement
Eagle Ridge Hospital and Health Care Centre, Port Moody, B.C.
Emergency services (Cashore) 83 (Dueck) 2477 (Rose) 2477
Use of (Rose) 2476-7
Mentioned: (Hagen, A.) 77, 2472
East Kootenay
See: Kootenays
East Side Family Place, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Marzari) 389
Eaton, Timothy
Mentioned: (Lovick) 519
Eaton's
Mentioned: (Lovick) 519 (Rose) 495
Ecclesiastes
Quoted (Miller) 508-9
Mentioned: (Miller) 1064
Eckardt, Lawrence S.
Royal Commission on Electoral Reform, 1978. See name of commission
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 3107 (Hanson, G.) 3069 (Rose) 3134 (Sihota) 1861
Economic and regional development agreement
Cultural subagreement, signing of (Edwards) Q. 49 (Reid)A. 311
Forest resource development agreement, federal funds (Stupich) 198
Forest resource development agreement funds, use of (Miller) 3041 (Parker) 3044
Forest resource development agreement, Renewal quoted (Miller) 3051
Forest resource development agreement mentioned (Parker) 2254 (Williams) 2243
Free trade agreement and program (Williams) Q. 3026
Industrial and tourism development subagreements (McCarthy) 2603, 2604
Industrial development subagreement, funds for (Smith, B.R.) 2169, 2187
Mentioned: (Clark) 3149 (Williams) 2243
Economic Council of Canada
“Compensation for Pollution Victims in Canada” mentioned (Smallwood) 2057
Economic Development, Ministry of
Speakers: Harcourt 2606-8, 2612, 2615-6, 2618-9, 2620-1; Lovick 2617, 2618; McCarthy 2602-6, 2613-5, 2617, 2617-8, 2619-20, 2621; Marzari 2616; Rose 2619, 2620; Smallwood 2616-7; Williams 2612-3
Development regions and ministry (Williams) 2750
Offices, relocation of (Harcourt) 2615 (McCarthy) 2606, 2617
Real estate dealings (McCarthy) 1743 (Williams) 1743
Economics
Competitive market economy (Brummet) 1501 (Cashore) 1506 (Guno) 1489 (Hanson, L.) 1492 (Jansen) 1488 (Lovick) 1488, 1503 (Rose) 1493-5
Labour law and economy (Clark) 627, 1484-5 (Gabelmann) 618
Market economy, definition of (Lovick) 1487
Ecumenical Committee for Social Responsibility
Mentioned: (Cashore) 1935
Ecumenical Metropolitan Ministry, Seattle, Wash.
Mentioned: (Cashore) 423
Eddie, Rae
Mentioned: (Hagen, A.) 76 (Hanson, G.) 622 (Skelly) 27
Eden, Anthony
Quoted (D’Arcy) 896
Edgett, J.R.
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 1864
Edmonds, Henry Valentine
Mentioned: (Mercier) 44
Education
Access to (Boone) 2949 (Edwards) 2948 (Hagen, A.) 2949 (Hagen, S.) 2958 (Jones) 2945 (Marzari) 2974 (Miller) 2976 (Vant) 2955-6
Asian studies, emphasis on (Couvelier) 182
Atlin constituency, educational opportunities (Guno) 43
Cariboo constituency, educational facilities (Vant) 18
Consultation re (Hagen, S.) 2975
Costs, limit on (D’Arcy) 2790
Data-gathering by Education ministry (Brummet) 2115 (Jones) 2111
Economy and education (Boone) 2948 (D’Arcy) 994 (Jones) 2944 (Marzari) 2490 (Skelly) 764 (Stupich) 141 (Weisgerber) 13
Education (Lovick) 2977-8 (Miller) 2976
Education facilities (Jansen) 171
Education process (Edwards) 867-8
Education system (Barnes) 860 (Bruce) 127 (Brummet) 275-6, 1992-3, 3170 (Cashore) 945-6 (Chalmers) 301, 322 (Clark) 816, 937 (D’Arcy) 896, 992-3 (De Jong) 85 (Edwards) 866 (Gabelmann) 863 (Hagen, A.) 804 (Hanson, G.) 886 (Harcourt) 257, 1009, 1010 (Jones) 788, 3170 (Long) 952-3 (Lovick) 978-9, 1986 (Marzari) 809, 959-60 (Mercier) 841 (Messmer) 57 (Miller) 941, 1990 (Rose) 1988 (Serwa) 153, 306, 319 (Skelly) 887 (Smith, B.R.) 165 (Smith, S.D.) 1005 (Stupich) 141 (Vander Zalm) 176 (Williams) 871-3
Education system, administration of (Marzari) 960
Education system, centralization of (Jones) 911 (Marzari) 810
Education system, cost of and ability to pay (Jacobsen) 854
Education system, impact of Teaching Profession Act on (Campbell) 995 (Edwards) 866
Education system, needs (Jones) 3005
Education system, problems of (Harcourt) 897-9, 1009, 1010, 2624, 2995 (Jacobsen) 854 (Jones) 2990 (Marzari) 960 (Mercier) 962 (Sihota) 926-7, 928
Educational expertise, export of (Hagen, S.) 2488
Educational services, international marketing of (Hagen, S.) 109 (Smith, B.R.) 164 (Throne speech) 4 (Weisgerber) 14
Goal of (Cashore) 834-5
Government's attitude to (Clark) 937 (Skelly) 892, 894 (Stupich) 881
Hearings on in 1980 (Jones) 903 (Smith, B.R.) 812
History of in B.C. (Jones) 780-1
Importance of (Jansen) 170 (Jones) 265 (Loenen) 238, 829 (Marzari) 59
Independent schools education commended (De Jong) 337
Investment in (Brummet) 276 (Harcourt) 1031 (Jones) 53
Langley constituency, school system (Peterson) 209
Life skills, teaching of in school system (Serwa) 306
Methods, fads in (Rose) 2978
Need for (Hagen, A.) 78
Pacific outreach program (Couvelier) 186
Post-secondary education in B.C. (Hagen, S.) 2487 (Marzari) 2974
Quality of in B.C. (Brummet) 2114
Resource centres, staffing of (D’Arcy) 895
Restraint program and education system (Jones) 649, 3410 (Marzari) 58 (Mercier) 962 (Williams) 872, 872-3
Royal Commission on Education (1987) . See name of commission
Royal commissions on (Jones) 267
Saanich and the Islands constituency facilities (Huberts) 120
School system, privatization of (Brummet) 3006 (Jones) 3006
Social Credit Party philosophy on (Jones) 2944
Specialists in north (Boone) 923
Students, pilot project on performance of in school system (Brummet) 2109
Surrey-Guildford-Whalley constituency, educational opportunities (Smallwood) 88
Tax-deductible savings plan for costs of (Chalmers) 71 (Peterson) 209 (Throne speech) 4 (Weisgerber) 14
Technology, use of (Marzari) 2975 (Ree) 2950
Television, use of in education (Jones) 2945 (Marzari) 2975 (Ree) 2950
See also: Adult education
Education — Curricula
Curriculum upgrading and programs (Brummet) 2109
Education — Finance
Cost per pupil in B.C. (Jones) 2111
Distance education program, funding for (Serwa) 307, 319 (Strachan) 339
Education ministry, appropriation (Brummet) 2110
Enrolment adjustments, grants for (Brummet) 276-7
Excellence in Education fund. See name of fund
Federal funds. See entries under Federal-provincial fiscal relations
Funding (Blencoe) 878 (Brummet) 274, 877, 1019, 2114, 2992, 3171 (Chalmers) 322 (Clark) 815 (Couvelier) 186, 350-1 (Crandall) 233 (D’Arcy) 896 (Huberts) 1007 (Jones) 52, 265, 267, 2111, 2116, 2116-7, 3170 (Loenen) 238 (Marzari) 810 (Miller) 67 (Peterson) 209 (Rose) 135, 797, 798, 800 (Serwa) 306 (Smallwood) 830 (Stupich) 880 (Vant) 340 (Weisgerber) 262, 263 (Williams) 147-8
Funding, expenditure per pupil (Hanson, G.) 884
Funding, grants to school districts (Jones) 2112
Funding, inclusion of teachers' pensions (Brummet) 2114 (Jones) 2111, 2118
Funding, increase in and inflation (Jones) 265 (Skelly) 346
Funding, percentage of personal income (Hanson, G.) 879-80 (Jones) 2112, 2990, 3005
Funding, percentage of provincial budget (Jones) 2112
Funding, source of funds for (Jones) 2123
Population growth and future needs (De Jong) 86
Post-secondary education. See entries under Universities and colleges
Real property tax, level of and ability to pay (Jones) 2113
School districts, grants to (Jones) 2112
School tax concessions, requirements re benefits (Jones) 2118
School tax, industrial and commercial property (Couvelier) 186
School tax, level of in B.C. (Brummet) 2108, 2115 (Jones) 2118
School tax, New Westminster (Hagen, A.) 79
School tax on utilities (Couvelier) 189
School tax, residential property (Jones) 2113-4, 2118
School tax, school boards' powers re (Rose) 800
Special initiatives in schools, funding for (Chalmers) 322 (Couvelier) 186 (Serwa) 306 (Weisgerber) 263
Washington state, education funding (Jones) 2113
Education, Ministry of
Estimates 2108-26
Speakers: Brummet 2108-10, 2114-6, 2120-2, 2124-5, 2125-6; Jones 2110-4, 2116-20, 2122-4, 2125; Miller 2125
Annual report (Jones) 2110
Annual reports tabled (Brummet) 9, 3055
Appropriation, increase in (Brummet) 2110
Deputy minister (Jones) 2110
Deputy minister, reporting by to Premier (Jones) 2110-1
Inspector of independent schools (Jones) 2111
“Let's Talk About Schools” (Brummet) 277 (Jones) 265, 268
“Let's Talk About Schools” mentioned (Boone) 856 (Cashore) 948 (D’Arcy) 896, 994 (Jones) 781, 790, 903 (Miller) 943 (Sihota) 926, 927 (Smith, B.R.) 812
“Let's Talk About Schools” report quoted (Boone) 949
Minister, appointments to position of (Williams) 1006
Ministers, tribute to (Smith, S.D.) 1005
Organization of (Jones) 2110
Schools, communication with (Jones) 2111
“Success Rates for Public Schools in British Columbia” mentioned (Guno) 984
Textbook purchases, auditor-general's report (Jones) 2116
Education (Interim) Finance Act
Mentioned: (Cashore) 835 (Jones) 781
Education (Interim) Finance Amendment Act, 1983
Mentioned: (Cashore) 836
Education Week
Proclamation of (Brummet) 3170 (Jones) 3170-1
Edwards, Anne (Kootenay)
AIDS patients, protection of anonymity 2649-50
Address in reply 32-4
Advanced Education and Job Training ministry, estimates 2497-8, 2499-2500, 2515, 2515-6, 2516
Akamina-Kishinena recreation area 2658, 2876
Ambulance service charge, case cited 2774
Arbitration, use of compulsory arbitration 689
Arts, funding for and employment Q. 1048
Arts study, referral to select standing committee Q. 1048
Assessment Amendment Act (1987) 2998
Attorney-General ministry, estimates 1293-4, 1294
Barkerville Historic Park, administration of 2405
Barkerville Historic Park, admission fee 2400, 2409, 2415
Barkerville Historic Park, admission fee and job creation 2401
Barkerville Historic Park admission fee, collection costs 3286, 3306
Barkerville Historic Park admission fee, revenue 3286
Barkerville Historic Park, attendance 3286, 3288
Bilingualism 2077
B.C. Festival of the Arts, administration of 2393, 2394
B.C. Games, board of directors 2393
B.C. Games, management of 2393
B.C. Games, participants 2393
B.C. Games, TV contract for 2396
B.C. Hydro gas division, privatization of 2758
B.C. Hydro rail division, privatization of 2758
B.C. Hydro research and development division, privatization of 2758
B.C. Place beer hall, impact of Q. 380
B.C. Provincial Museum, administration of 2405, 2407
B.C. Provincial Museum, admission fee 773, Q. 1365, Q. 1390, Q. 2092, 2396, 2400, Q. 2412, 2415, 2416
B.C. Provincial Museum, admission fee and attendance Q. 2611
B.C. Provincial Museum admission fee, anticipated revenue 2397
B.C. Provincial Museum admission fee, deposition of 2396
B.C. Provincial Museum admission fee, free day Q. 2557
B.C. Provincial Museum, “Birds of Prey” display 2415
B.C. Provincial Museum, donations to 2397
B.C. Provincial Museum, funding for 2002
B.C. Summer Games in Delta, administration of Q. 1798
B.C. Teachers' Federation, alleged support for NDP 963
B.C. Teachers' Federation, executive 964
B.C. Teachers' Federation, future of 867
Business improvement areas 3003
Butlin, Ron, employment contract Q. 1798, 2392, Q. 2557
Butlin, Ron, employment, termination of 2392, 2416, 2417, 2537, Q. 2557
Butlin, Ron, letter to Premier Q. 2484
Butlin, Ron, meeting with Premier Q. 2484
Chevron Canada Resources Ltd., natural gas well, petition re 3121-2
Chevron Canada Resources Ltd. well, drilling of 33, 2377, 2658
Chevron Canada Resources Ltd. well, hearing on 33, 2377, 2378
Child care workers, qualifications 397, 398
Child care workers, use of 397-8
Children, care of problem children 398-9
Class sizes, Kootenay constituency 33
Coal, job loss in Elk Valley 32
Coal, sale of in eastern Canada 32, 2379
Coal, sale of in Ontario Q. 92, 2379
Coal, thermal plant in Kootenays 2379
Coal transportation, costs 33, Q. 92
Coal transportation, spur line for Q. 92
Collective bargaining, government's role in 592
Collective bargaining, impact of Industrial Relations Reform Act (1987) 740-1
Collective bargaining, intervention in 740-1
Collective bargaining process 690
College of Teachers, bylaws 965
College of Teachers, cabinet's powers re 966
College of Teachers, disciplinary powers 965
College of Teachers, discipline committee hearings 1119
College of Teachers, imposition of on teachers 868
College of teachers legislation, failure of elsewhere 867
College of Teachers, powers 966
College of Teachers, property ownership 1040
College of Teachers, qualifications committee 1095
College of Teachers, teacher education programs 1081-2
Colleges, boards, appointment of 2499
Colleges, instructors, age of 2497
Colleges, instructors, problems re hiring of 2498
Colleges, university transfer programs 2498
Columbia Bible College Act 2081
Columbia Bible College, degree-granting status 2081
Columbia marshes, waterfowl flyway 2005
Communicable diseases, cabinet's powers re 2649
Communicable diseases, human rights protection for patients 2649-50
Conservation officers, Kootenays 2002, 2016
Conservation officers, number of 1744
Conservation officers, placement of 2015
Construction industry, labour relations 592
Coquihalla Highway, cost of, overruns 3394
Craigflower Manor, admission fee 3286
Cranbrook District Teachers' Association, petition 645
Cultural attractions, ticket promotion program 2415
Day care facilities 321
Dentists, legislation for 868
Development regions and ALR 2773
Development regions, regionalization of province 2773-4
Distance education in B.C. 2947
Distance education, student completion rates 2500
Economic and regional development agreement, cultural subagreement Q. 49
Economic planning, Kootenays 34
Education, access to in remote areas 2948
Education, adult basic education 2948
Education process 867-8
Education system 866
Education system, impact of Teaching Profession Act 866
Elderly, property tax increase for 1335-6
Election Amendment Act (1987) 3126-8, 3298-9, 3299, 3311, 3319, 3322
Election Amendment Act, 1987, second reading six months hence 3126-8
Election procedures 3127
Elk, farming of 1745
Elkford area, mine dump 33
Elkford, monitoring group for environmental protection 2058, 2059
Elkford, shopping mall 2204
Elkford, Westar Mining Ltd. tax debt 2204, 2205
Employees, right to appeal under Industrial Relations Reform Act (1987) 690, 743
Employers' council, vote requirement 1788
Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources ministry, estimates 2377, 2378, 2379
Environment and Parks ministry, estimates 1971-2, 1973, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2005-6, 2006, 2015-6, 2016, 2058, 2059, 2059-60, 2070, 2071
Essential services, designation of 1803
Essential services, educational services 742
Excellence in Education funds, use of in colleges 2498
Expenditures, estimates of, overruns on 3395
Expo ’86 expenses, lottery funds for 2397
Fallow deer 2006
Family support workers 397, 398
Finance and Corporate Relations ministry, estimates 2204, 2205
First Citizens' Fund, loan program 2886
First Citizens' Fund, use of 2774
Fish stocks 2722
Fish, testing of for contaminants 2016, 2070
Flathead, recreational area 2003
Forest fire fighters, Employment Standards Act coverage for Q. 2236, 2259, Q. 2275
Forest fire fighters, unemployment insurance for Q. 2236, 2258, 2258-9, 2259, Q. 2275
Forest fires, incendiarism Q. 2275
Forest industry dispute, public interest in 688
Forests and Lands ministry, estimates 2258, 2258-9, 2259
Fort Steele Heritage Park, administration of 2405
Fort Steele Heritage Park, admission fee 2400, 2409, 2415
Fort Steele Heritage Park, admission fee and attendance Q. 2612
Fort Steele Heritage Park, admission fee and job creation 2401
Fort Steele Heritage Park admission fee, collection costs 3286
Fort Steele Heritage Park admission fee, revenue 3286
Fort Steele Heritage Park, attendance 3286
Fort Steele Heritage Park, master plan for 3286
Fort Steele Heritage Park volunteers, work of 2403
French language instruction in school system 2077
Friends of Barkerville board of directors, appointment of 1769, 2405
Friends of Barkerville, constitution 2405
Friends of Fort Steele, constitution 2405
Gambling and tourism promotion 253
Gambling centres in interior, promotion of 253
Gambling facilities, policing of 253
Gambling, for-profit gambling Q. 1276
Gambling, funds for charity Q. 1276
Gambling, opposition to casino gambling 253
Game-farming and Crown land 1744
Game-farming and poaching 1744, 1745
Game-farming in B.C. 1743-4, 1745
Game-farming, opposition to 1744, 1745
Game-farming, regulations 1745, 2005
Game in East Kootenays 2002
Game reserve, Germany 1744
Gold Rush Trail promotion, cost of 3286
Golf course in Windermere area Q. 686
Government, centralization of 2774
Greenhills mine discharge into Elk River Q. 1977, 2058, 2059
Greenhills mine dump near Elkford Q. 1977, 2378
Greenhills mine, dust emissions 2059
Greenhills mine, monitoring group for 2058, 2059
Greenhills mine, noise problem 2059
Grizzly bear, Flathead area 2005
Grizzly bear, Khutzeymateen Valley 2003, 2005, 2658
Group home contracts, problems re 1293-4
Health care, centralization of 2649, 2650
Health ministry, estimates 2440-1, 2441, 2452, 2452-3, 2453
Health Statutes Amendment Act (1987) 2649-50
Health Statutes Amendment Act, 1987, consultation re 2650
Height of the Rockies, backpack recreation area 2002, 2003
Heritage, development of and tourist trade 2722
Highway maintenance, privatization of and safety standards 2757
Home care services 2436
Home care services, handyman services 2440
Home Owner Grant Amendment Act (1987) 1335-6
Homemaker service 291-2
Homemaker service, Kootenay constituency 33-4
Homemaker service, savings to province 291
Hospital beds, patients in acute-care beds 2440
Hospital insurance coverage, decisions on 2774
Hotel Room Tax Amendment Act (1987) 1265
Hotel room tax at local level 1265
Hotel room tax increase, timing of 1265
Indian ecomuseum, Kootenay region 34
Industrial relations commissioner, appointment of 688-9, 1753
Industrial relations commissioner, powers 689, 690, 740, 742, 742-3, 1752
Industrial relations commissioner, powers of and judges' powers 689
Industrial relations commissioner, role of 689
Industrial Relations Reform Act (1987) 590-3, 688-91, 740-3, 1752-3, 1768, 1769, 1770, 1788, 1803, 1803-4, 1804, 1940-1
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, consultation re 591-2, 690, 1941
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, information to public re 590
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, passage of 591
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, petition re 1863
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, precedence of over other acts 742
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, reaction to 591-2
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, retroactivity provisions 690, 743
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, second reading six months hence 590-3
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, third reading six months hence 1940-1
Intermediate care, waiting-list for 292
International Labour Organization covenants, violation of 691
Introduced to House (Skelly) 25
Investment climate and labour relations 593
Koocanusa reservoir area, cleanup of 2003
Kootenay constituency voters lists, omissions from 3128
Kootenay development region, minister of state for 2774
Kootenays, festivals and community projects 34
Labour Code of B.C. act, debate on 866
Labour Code of B.C., introduction of 590
Labour disputes, cooling-off period 1804
Labour disputes, government intervention in 1753
Labour disputes, public interest in 691
Labour disputes, role of Labour minister in 690
Labour disputes, role of Legislature in 690
Labour legislation committee hearings 590, 591, 690
Labour legislation committee, submissions to 591
Labour legislation, support for and success of 591, 1752
Labour relations, government intervention in 740-1
Labour relations, government's role in 592
Labour relations, impact of Industrial Relations Reform Act (1987) 1753
Land use planning 2071
Libby Dam reservoir 2003
Library boards, status of as public employers 1726
Library services director 2297, 2298, 2416
Liquor stores, privatization of 2758
MLAs, role of under Constitution Act 2772-3
Mentally handicapped group home, funding for 2452, 2453
Mineral Amendment Act (1987) 2658-9, 2875-6, 2876, 2882, 2883, 2884
Mineral resource development and public input 2658-9
Mineral Tenure Act 3194-5, 3439
Miners' access to rangeland 3439
Mining leases, inspection of 3194-5
Ministers of state, powers of 2825
Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act (No. 2) (1987) 2297, 2298, 2314, 2315
Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act (No. 4) (1987) 2772-4, 2824, 2824-5, 2826, 2886
Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act (No. 5) (1987) 3003
Museums, admission fees Q. 1365, Q. 1366, Q. 1390, Q. 1716
Natural gas, drilling safety standards 33, 2377, 2378
Natural gas, Moyie area well 33
Notre Dame University, closing of 2498
Open Learning Agency Act 2947-8
Open Learning Institute, information on 2947
Pacific institute of industrial relations, proposal for 593
Parliamentary secretaries, appointment of 2774, 2824
Parliamentary secretaries, payment to 2824, 2826
Parliamentary secretaries, role of 2826
Parliamentary secretaries, secretaryships, number of 2824
Peck, Ed, impartiality of 690
Physicians, audit committee procedures 2650
Placer claims, inspection of 3194-5
Placer miners 3194
Poaching 2005-6
Point Ellice House, admission fee 3286
Principals, exclusion of from bargaining unit 867, 966
Principals, possible dismissal of 966
Privatization, allegation re patronage opportunities 2758
Privatization, debate on 2772
Privatization of government services and performance standards 2757
Privatization, standing order 35 debate 2757-8
Property tax burden, residential property 1336
Property tax minimum, increase in 291, 1335-6
Psychologists, educational requirements for 2650
Public employees' wages, employer's ability to pay 1753
Public health inspection service, privatization of Q. 3304
Public health inspector, Elk Valley, replacement of Q. 3304
Public health inspectors, replacement of retired personnel Q. 3304
Public interest, definition of 592-3, 688, 1753
Public interest, determination of 689
Public sector employer, definition of 1768, 1769
Public sector employer, Friends of Barkerville organization 1769
Range licences and permits, public notice re 2314
Range, use of 2314
Recreation areas, additions to 2881
Recreation areas, mineral claims 2882, 3193
Recreation areas, mineral titles, time-limit on 2883
Recreation areas, park status for 2882
Recreation areas under Forest Act 2876
Reid, W.E., resignation of Q. 2484
Royal British Columbia Museum admission fee, collection costs 3286
Royal British Columbia Museum admission fee, revenue 3286
Royal British Columbia Museum, admission to, free day 3287
Royal British Columbia Museum, attendance 3286
Sales tax, reduction in 320
Salmonella cases, Elk Valley 3304
Schools, model for organization of 964
Select standing committees, use of 2773
Sheep, disease spread to wild sheep 1745
SkyTrain transit system, cost of, overrun 3395
Small business, Alberta incorporation of 320, 321
Small business, capital for 320
Small business, cost increases 320
Small business earnings, reinvestment of and tax 320
Small business, establishment of 319-20
Small business, job creation 320
Small business, service industry 321
Small business, tax increase Q. 284, 320, 321
Small business, women owners Q. 284, 319-21
Social problems, Kootenay constituency 33
Social Services and Housing ministry, estimates 397-8, 398, 398-9
South Moresby area, preservation of 1971-2
South Moresby National Park and resource development Q. 1116
South Moresby National Park, government's position on Q. 1116
South Moresby, park status for 2415
South Moresby tourist potential 1972
Sparwood, elderly residents 291-2
Special warrant No. 1, use of funds 253
Special warrant No. 2, use of funds 255
Stein Valley, logging of 2722
Strikes and lockouts, information to Labour minister re 1753
Strikes, general strike 1940, 1941
Students, participation rate in post-secondary education 2497-8
Supply Act (No. 1) (1987) 253, 255
Supreme Court judges, number of 2774
Teachers, collective bargaining rights 592
Teachers, dismissal of 965
Teachers, dismissal of and Employment Standards Act 1176
Teachers, dismissal of, basis for 1172
Teachers, dismissal of, board of reference's report on 1175-6, 1176
Teachers, job action on 28
April 867
Teachers, professionalism 868-9
Teachers, suspension of for criminal offence 1173, 1174
Teachers, working conditions 868
Teaching Profession Act 866-9, 963-6, 1040, 1081-2, 1084, 1095, 1119, 1171-2, 1172, 1173, 1174, 1175-6, 1176
Teaching Profession Act and Royal Commission on Education 868, 963
Teaching Profession Act and teachers' requests for changes 866
Teaching Profession Act, consultation re 867, 868
Teaching Profession Act, reaction to 867, 868
Teaching Profession Act, reason for 963
Teaching Profession Act, second reading six months hence 866-9
Teaching Profession Act, withdrawal of, petition re 1863
Tourism, Recreation and Culture ministry, centralization of power in 2416
Tourism, Recreation and Culture ministry, estimates 2392, 2392-3, 2393, 2394, 2396-7, 2397, 2400, 2401-2, 2403-4, 2405, 2407, 2409, 2415-6, 2416, 2417
Tourism, Recreation and Culture ministry, ministry operations 2417
Tourist industry 2722
Tourist industry, travel deficit 2722
Tourist trade, cultural and recreational aspects 773
Tourist trade, Kootenay constituency 34
Tourist trade, wilderness as tourist attraction 773
Trade unions and rights of individuals 592
Trade unions, voting, powers of elected representatives 1788
Treasury Board, powers under Industrial Relations Reform Act (1987) 690
Unemployment, Kootenays 32
University in interior, need for 2948
Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre, cost of, overrun 3395
Venison, sale of in B.C. 2006
Voters, enumeration of 3126, 3128, 3311, 3319
Voters, enumeration of, federal enumeration 3319
Voters, enumeration of, Manitoba enumeration 3319
Voters, enumeration of, post-writ period 3322
Voters list and problems re literacy 3128
Voters list, omissions from 3127, 3319
Voters, registration of 3127
Voters, registration of on election day elsewhere on Canada 3126-7, 3319
Voting abuses 3127
Voting age 3298-9
Wilderness Advisory Committee, establishment of 2071
Wilderness areas 2875-6
Women, advisory council on the status of women 2515, 2516
Women, apprenticeship and job training, funds for 2516
Women employees, public service 2516
“Women in British Columbia: A Plan for Progress” 2516
Women, pay equity for 1753
Women's programs, funding for 2516
Women's secretariat staff, Vancouver office 2515
Young people, drug abuse treatment 33
Edwards, E. Robert A. (Bob)
Mentioned: (Strachan) 438
Edwards, Yorke
Quoted (Hanson, G.) 2484
86th Street Music Hall Ltd., Vancouver, B.C.
Pub, lease arrangement with (Lovick) Q. 2092 (McCarthy) A. 2092
Ekins, Paul
Mentioned: (Hagen, A.) 79
Election Act
Absentee voters, regulation re (Veitch) 130
Amendment to in 1982 (Skelly) 3336
Section 80, debate on (Skelly) 3270, 3272
Section 80, introduction of (D’Arcy) 3269
Section 196, regulation pursuant to filed (Veitch) 715
Mentioned: (Deputy Clerk) 1, 2 (Hanson, G.) 1157 (Jones) 2746 (Sihota) 2907, 3210
Election Amendment Act, 1987
(Bill 28) (Provincial Secretary and Minister of Government Services) 1R, 1351; 2R, 3067-80, 3086-3105, 3107-17, 3122-43, 3251-61, 3265-81; C, 3290-3301, 3307-26, 3327-38, 3445; 3R, 3445; RA, 3446
Amdts: 2R (Hanson, G.) 3077, negatived 3175; sec. 1 (Veitch) 3290, 3302, approved 3291; sec. 1.1 (Veitch) 3291, 3302, approved 3309; sec. 1.1 (Marzari) 3291, negatived 3309; sec. 2 (Veitch) 3309, approved 3309; sec. 6 (Marzari) 3312, out of order 3315-6 ; sec. 7 (Veitch) 3324, approved 3326; sec. 8 (Veitch) 3327, 3338-9, approved 3329; sec. 8 (Marzari) 3327, out of order 3327; sec. 9 (Veitch) 3445, 3447, approved 3445; sec. 14 (Veitch) 3445, 3447, approved 3445; sec. 15 (Veitch) 3445, 3447, approved 3445; sec. 16 (Veitch) 3445, 3447, approved 3445; sec. 17 (Veitch) 3445, 3447, approved 3445
Divisions: 2R, 3175, 3281; C, 3309, 3445
Speakers: Barnes 3100-3, 3182-6, 3290, 3291, 3291-5, 3296, 3307-8, 3308-9; Blencoe 3115-7, 3246-8, 3251-2; Boone 3172-4, 3252-4, 3299; Brummet 3077-80, 3254-6, 3333-5; Campbell 3274-7; Cashore 3256-8; Clark 3086-9, 3175-9, 3323, 3324, 3324-5, 3326; D'Arcy 3104-5, 3107-9, 3267-70; Edwards 3126-8, 3298-9, 3299, 3311, 3319, 3322; Gabelmann 3122-5; Guno 3174-5, 3256; Hagen, A. 3110-2, 3238-40, 3310, 3310-1, 3311, 3314-5; Hanson, G. 3069-77; Hanson, L. 3125-6; Harcourt 3113-5, 3265-7;Jones 3090-3, 3243-6, 3300-1, 3328, 3329-30, 3336-7, 3338; Kempf 3112-3, 3252; Loenen 3131-2; Long 3109-10; Lovick 3138-43, 3154-8; Marzari 3136-8, 3291, 3312, 3313-4, 3327-8; Michael 3089-90; Miller 3093-6, 3186-7; Mowat 3128-9; Peterson 3100; Rabbitt 3096; Rose 3132-6, 3273-4, 3309, 3325, 3326; Serwa 3277-8; Sihota 3096-3100, 3179-82; Skelly 3129-31, 3270-3, 3297-8, 3299-3300, 3316-7, 3317-8, 3320-1, 3322-3, 3335, 3336; Stupich 3240-2, 3296-7, 3297; Vant 3103-4; Veitch 3067-9, 3278-81, 3290, 3291, 3295-6, 3296, 3297, 3299, 3308, 3309, 3310, 3311, 3312, 3313, 3314, 3315, 3317, 3318-9, 3319-20, 3321, 3322, 3323, 3324, 3325, 3326, 3328, 3331-2, 3333, 3335-6, 3337-8; Williams 3158-60, 3258-61, 3332-3
Age of Majority (Barnes) 3308 (Stupich) 3296-7 (Veitch) 3295, 3297, 3308
Alberni constituency voters, enumeration of (Skelly) 3320 (Veitch) 3321
Alberni constituency, by-election in future (Skelly) 3273
Arizona voters, registration procedures (Hanson, G.) 3070, 3074
Atlin constituency voters, registration of (Guno) 3174, 3256 (Williams) 3258
Automobile licence renewals, proposal re (Hanson, G.) 3074
Ballot-boxes, replacement of (Veitch) 3068
Ballot, listing of names on (Skelly) 3131
Ballots, counting of, section 80 ballots (Jones) 3243 (Stupich) 3240-1
Ballots, special ballot envelope for section 80 votes (Veitch) 3328
Bill, consultation re (Boone) 3172, 3174 (Hagen, A.) 3238
Bill, public hearings on, proposal for (Harcourt) 3114 (Lovick) 3157
Bill, second reading six months hence (Barnes) 3100-3 (Blencoe) 3115-7 (Boone) 3172-4 (Brummet) 3077-80 (Clark) 3086-9 (D’Arcy) 3104-5, 3107-9 (Edwards) 3126-8 (Gabelmann) 3122-5 (Guno) 3174-5 (Hagen, A.) 3110-2 (Hanson, G.) 3069-77 (Hanson, L.) 3125-6 (Harcourt) 3113-5 (Jones) 3090-3 (Kempf) 3112-3 (Loenen) 3131-2 (Long) 3109-10 (Lovick) 3138-43, 3154-8 (Marzari) 3136-8 (Michael) 3089-90 (Miller) 3093-6 (Mowat) 3128-9 (Peterson) 3 100 (Rabbitt) 3096 (Rose) 3132-6 (Sihota) 3096-3100 (Skelly) 3129-31 (Vant) 3103-4 (Williams) 3158-60
Boundary-Similkameen constituency, by-election (De Jong) 3093 (Hanson, G.) 3075 (Lovick) 3154 (Rose) 3135 (Skelly) 3273 (Williams) 3259
Boundary-Similkameen constituency voters list, omissions from (Boone) 3173
B.C. Hydro, use of bill to send registration reminder to voters (D’Arcy) 3268
Burnaby North constituency, votes cast under section 80 (Jones) 3243
Burnaby-Willingdon constituency, votes cast under section 80 (Jones) 3330
By-elections, voter enumeration for (Hanson, G.) 3075
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and provisions of bill (Williams) 3158, 3160
Candidates, election spending (D’Arcy) 3269 (Hanson, G.) 3071, 3075 (Stupich) 3242
Chief electoral officer, appointment of (Hanson, G.) 3070, 3071
Chief electoral officer, report to Speaker (Veitch) 3068
Civics programs, proposal for (Barnes) 3294
Coalition for Democratic Process (Lovick) 3141, 3142, 3154
Committee of House, referral of bill to (D’Arcy) 3107 (Hanson, G.) 3073 (Rose) 3132-3, 3273-4
Conflict-of-interest legislation (Sihota) 3182
Disabled, voting by, provision for (Boone) 3252 (Hagen, A.) 3240 (Jones) 3092, 3243 (Lovick) 3143, 3154 (Michael) 3090 (Mowat) 3129 (Veitch) 1351, 3068, 3313
Election Act, 1982 amendment to (Skelly) 3336
Election period, length of (Marzari) 3312
Election procedures (Blencoe) 3117 (Clark) 3177, 3178 (D’Arcy) 3104-5, 3269 (Edwards) 3127 (Gabelmann) 3122 (Hagen, A.) 3110, 3111, 3240 (Hanson, G.) 3074
Elections, irregularities (Hanson, G.) 3074, 3076-7
Elections, irregularities, letters quoted re (Hanson, G.) 3076-7
Electoral commission, proposal for (Gabelmann) 3122 (Hanson, G.) 3069, 3070, 3074 (Harcourt) 3267 (Jones) 3092 (Lovick) 3157 (Rose) 3136, 3273
Electoral commission, referral of bill to, proposal re (Barnes) 3103 (D’Arcy) 3107 (Skelly) 3272-3, 3273
Electoral districts, boundaries, commission on (Cashore) 3257 (Williams) 3160
Electoral district, dual-member ridings, creation of (Rose) 3133-4 (Sihota) 3182
Electoral districts, redistribution (Clark) 3177
Enumeration of voters, timing of (Veitch) 1351
Fair Election Practices Act, provisions of (Williams) 3159
Federal election, Comox-Alberni constituency, irregularities (Skelly) 3317
Gerrymandering, origin of term (Rose) 3133
Hoist motion, use of (Loenen) 3131 (Lovick) 3139 (Skelly) 3129-30
Hospital emergency departments, use of (Stupich) 3241
Kootenay constituency voters list, omissions from (Edwards) 3128
Levi, Norman, absentee ballots in 1983 election (Cashore) 3257
Literacy, problems re and voters list (Edwards) 3128 (Gabelmann) 3122 (Williams) 3159
Log export permits (Williams) 3159-60
Mackenzie constituency voters, registration of (Williams) 3258-9
Ministers of state (Lovick) 3154
Municipal elections, three-year cycle for (Jones) 3245
Municipal elections, voting in (Hagen, A.) 3111 (Hanson, G.) 3072 (Miller) 3095
Nelson-Creston constituency, votes cast under section 80 (D’Arcy) 3108 (Jones) 3243
New Democratic Party office, Victoria (Brummet) 3079
North Island constituency, votes cast under section 80 (Gabelmann) 3125
Parolees, right to vote (Hagen, A.) 3240 (Jones) 3243 (Lovick) 3143, 3155 (Veitch) 1351, 3068
Petition re (Hanson, G.) 3145
Political parties, contributions to, disclosure of (Cashore) 3257 (Clark) 3088 (D’Arcy) 3269 (Hanson, G.) 3070-1, 3075 (Harcourt) 3267 (Skelly) 3336 (Williams) 3159-60
Polling stations, access to for disabled (Boone) 3252 (Cashore) 3257
Polling stations, number of (Hanson, G.) 3072
Population, number of persons 19 years and over (Hanson, G.) 3069
Press release re bill (Marzari) Q. 1430 (Veitch) A. 1430
Prince Rupert constituency, votes cast under section 80 (Miller) 3095-6
Provisions of, referral to Royal Commission on Electoral Boundaries (1987) (Hanson, G.) Q. 2849, Q. 2850
Registrar of voters (Clark) 3326 (Rose) 3325 (Veitch) 3326
Residency requirement, change in (Veitch) 1351
Returning officers (Veitch) 3326
Rossland-Trail constituency voters, registration of (Williams) 3260
Rossland-Trail constituency, elections staff, tribute to (D’Arcy) 3104
Royal Commission on Electoral Boundaries, referral of bill to (Clark) 3088, 3089 (Harcourt) 3114
Royal Commission on Electoral Boundaries report, adoption of (Barnes) 3184
Royal Commission on Electoral Boundaries report, referral to committee of House (Hanson, G.) 3071 (Veitch) 3071
Royal Commission on Electoral Reform, 1978, criticism of (Rose) 3133
Royal Commission on Electoral Reform, 1978, recommendations (D’Arcy) 3107
Section 80, cost of voting under (Skelly) 3131
Section 80, debate on (Skelly) 3270, 3272
Section 80, introduction of (D’Arcy) 3269
Section 80 voters and votes (Barnes) 3101, 3183, 3184, 3185, 3307-8 (Blencoe) 3116, 3246 (Boone) 3172, 3173 (Brummet) 3077, 3078, 3333, 3334 (Campbell) 3274, 3275 (Clark) 3086-7, 3176, 3176-7, 3178 (D’Arcy) 3108, 3269 (Hanson, G.) 3069, 3071, 3074 (Jones) 3090, 3091, 3243 (Kempf) 3113 (Lovick) 3143, 3155, 3156 (Marzari) 3136, 3138, 3276 (Miller) 3095-6 (Rabbitt) 3096 (Rose) 3135 (Sihota) 3099 (Skelly) 3272, 3335 (Stupich) 3242 (Veitch) 1351, 3067, 3068, 3331-2 (Williams) 3158, 3160, 3260
Section 80 votes, checking of (Veitch) 3331
Social Credit Party philosophy (Kempf) 3252
Social Credit Party, Young Socreds (Skelly) 3298 (Stupich) 3297 (Veitch) 3293
Students, registration of and voting by (Blencoe) 3117 (Brummet) 3078 (Campbell) 3275 (Gabelmann) 3123 (Hagen, A.) 3110 (Hanson, G.) 3072 (Marzari) 3138 (Veitch) 3068, 3279, 3338 (Williams) 3259
Surrey-Guildford-Whalley constituency, votes cast under section 80 (D’Arcy) 3108 (Jones) 3091 (Williams) 3159
Vancouver Centre constituency, allegations re 1972, 1979 elections (Harcourt) 3266, 3267
Vancouver Centre constituency, candidacy in (Campbell) 3274
Vancouver Centre constituency, voters (Harcourt) 3114, 3265-6
Vancouver Centre constituency, voters list, federal list (Skelly) 3321
Vancouver Centre constituency voters list, omissions from (Barnes) 3293 (Skelly) 3321
Vancouver Centre constituency, votes cast under section 80 (Barnes) 3183, 3184 (Boone) 3173 (Clark) 3176 (Harcourt) 3114, 3265 (Williams) 3158-9, 3159
Vancouver East constituency voters list, omissions from (Clark) 3176 (Williams) 3158, 3159, 3332
Vancouver East constituency, votes cast under section 80 (Clark) 3087, 3175 (Williams) 3159
Vancouver-Little Mountain constituency, boundary changes (Harcourt) 3115, 3266-7 (Rose) 3133
Vancouver-Little Mountain constituency, votes cast under section 80 (Clark) 3087, 3176 (Mowat) 3129 (Williams) 3159
Vancouver-Point Grey constituency voters list, omissions from (Marzari) 3137
Vancouver-Point Grey constituency, votes cast under section 80 (Campbell) 3274-5 (Clark) 3087, 3178 (D’Arcy) 3108 (Gabelmann) 3123 (Jones) 3091 (Marzari) 3277 (Sihota) 3182 (Williams) 3159
Vancouver South constituency, votes cast under section 80 (Clark) 3087 (Williams) 3159
Vancouver Sun column on bill (Marzari) Q. 1430 (Veitch)A. 1430
Vander Zalm, W.N., election spending (Hanson, G.) 3071
Victoria constituency, votes cast under section 80 (Blencoe) 3247
Voters, eligibility criteria (Veitch) 3068
Voters, eligibility criteria, residency requirement (Jones) 3243 (Michael) 3090 (Veitch) 3068
Voters, enumeration of (Blencoe) 3247 (Boone) 3172-3 (Brummet) 3078 (Clark) 3177 (Edwards) 3126, 3128, 3311, 3319 (Hagen, A.) 3110, 3311 (Hanson, G.) 3070, 3073 (Harcourt) 3267 (Jones) 3244 (Marzari) 3276, 3314 (Miller) 3095, 3187 (Rose) 3135 (Sihota) 3097 (Skelly) 3130, 3271, 3335 (Stupich) 3242 (Veitch) 3278, 3290, 3311, 3314, 3315, 3332 (Williams) 3159, 3259, 3260
Voters, enumeration of, federal enumeration (Clark) 3176 (D’Arcy) 3104 (Edwards) 3319 (Hanson, G.) 3069, 3072 (Marzari) 3312 (Sihota) 3181
Voters, enumeration of, Manitoba enumeration (Edwards) 3319
Voters, enumeration of, new voters ( Veitch) 3290
Voters, enumeration of, post-writ period (Boone) 3252 (D’Arcy) 3107-8 (Edwards) 3322 (Guno) 3174 (Hagen, A.) 3314, 3315 (Hanson, G.) 3069, 3070, 3071, 3074-5 (Harcourt) 3114 (Marzari) 3138, 3276, 3277, 3312, 3313 (Sihota) 3181 (Skelly) 3271, 3316-7, 3318, 3320, 3323 (Veitch) 3313, 3314, 3315, 3320
Voters, enumeration of, timing of (Boone) 3252 (Campbell) 3275 (Clark) 3323 (D’Arcy) 3105 (Gabelmann) 3124 (Hagen, A.) 3239 (Hanson, G.) 3069-70 (Lovick) 3155 (Michael) 3090 (Sihota) 3181 (Skelly) 3316, 3322 (Veitch) 1351, 3068, 3278, 3313, 3317, 3321
Voters, intimidation of (D’Arcy) 3109
Voters, language problems (Hanson, G.) 3073 (Serwa) 3277 (Williams) 3158, 3259
Voters list (Hagen, A.) 3110, 3238-9 (Veitch) 3280, 3315 (Williams) 3260
Voters list, common list for elections (Williams) 3260
Voters list, federal list (Hagen, A.) 3314 (Jones) 3092 (Rose) 3326 (Veitch) 3318 (Williams) 3159
Voters list, final list (Veitch) 3325
Voters list, municipal list (Miller) 3095
Voters list, number of voters (D’Arcy) 3267 (Miller) 3186-7
Voters list, omissions from (Barnes) 3183-4, 3292, 3307-8 (Blencoe) 3247, 3251 (Boone) 3173, 3174, 3253, 3254 (Cashore) 3257 (D’Arcy) 3267, 3268 (Edwards) 3127, 3319 (Gabelmann) 3122-3, 3123-4, 3125 (Hagen, A.) 3239-40 (Hanson, G.) 3069, 3072 (Harcourt) 3113, 3266 (Jones) 3092 (Marzari) 3136, 3137, 3276, 3327 (Miller) 3187 (Rose) 3135 (Sihota) 3181, 3182 (Skelly) 3271 (Stupich) 3241 (Williams) 3259, 3261
Voters list, omissions from, letters quoted (Marzari) 3137
Voters list, permanent list (Campbell) 3275 (D’Arcy) 3268 (Harcourt) 3267 (Rose) 3274 (Veitch) 3311
Voters list, preliminary list (Clark) 3324 (Rose) 3325 (Veitch) 3324
Voters list, supplementary list (Clark) 3324 (Rose) 3325 (Veitch) 3324
Voters list, voters registered under section 80 (Clark) 3324 (Rose) 3325 (Veitch) 3325, 3326
Voters, registration cards for and party membership cards (Brummet) 3334
Voters, registration of (Barnes) 3101 (Boone) 3253 (Brummet) 3254-5 (Campbell) 3275 (Cashore) 3257 (Clark) 3323 (D’Arcy) 3108-9 (Edwards) 3127 (Gabelmann) 3123-4 (Guno) 3256 (Jones) 3091, 3329, 3337 (Loenen) 3132 (Marzari) 3276 (Miller) 3094 (Mowat) 3129 (Sihota) 3098 (Skelly) 3271, 3322, 3335 (Vant) 3103 (Veitch) 1351, 3278, 3314, 3315, 3320, 3322, 3323
Voters, registration of, application for (Hagen, A.) 3310 (Veitch) 3310
Voters, registration of by canvassers of political parties (Boone) 3254 (Brummet) 3334 (Hagen, A.) 3310 (Sihota) 3181-2 (Veitch) 3310, 3332 (Williams) 3332
Voters, registration of, duplicate registrations (Barnes) 3101 (Jones) 3329, 3330 (Peterson) 3100 (Veitch) 3068, 3279
Voters, registration of, identification requirements (Jones) 3337
Voters, registration of, information to public re (Barnes) 3293, 3295 (Boone) 3253 (D’Arcy) 3268 (Hagen, A.) 3239 (Veitch) 3278, 3295, 3315, 3317
Voters, registration of on election day elsewhere in Canada (Clark) 3088, 3175, 3176 (D’Arcy) 3107 (Edwards) 3126-7, 3319 (Hagen, A.) 3238 (Jones) 3092, 3245 (Sihota) 3098, 3181 (Skelly) 3318 (Veitch) 3280, 3320 (Williams) 3160
Voters, registration of, post-writ period (Brummet) 3078 (Campbell) 3275 (Clark) 3323, 3324 (Hanson, G.) 3070 (Jones) 3330 (Veitch) 3068, 3278-9, 3323, 3324
Voters, registration of, registration cards (Barnes) 3184 (Boone) 3123, 3254 (Marzari) 3312 (Veitch) 3332 (Williams) 3333
Voters, registration of, rural voters (Kempf) 3113, 3252
Voters, registration of, time-period for (Boone) 3253 (Hanson, L.) 3125 (Jones) 3092, 3243, 3336-7 (Long) 3109 (Lovick) 3143, 3155 (Marzari) 3138 (Michael) 3090 (Rose) 3134 (Vant) 3103 (Veitch) 3067, 3068, 3332
Voters, voter cards (Marzari) 3312 (Rose) 3274, 3309 (Veitch) 3278, 3309, 3317
Voters, voting age (Barnes) 3292 (Boone) 3297, 3299 (Cashore) 3257 (Clark) 3177, 3178 (D’Arcy) 3108 (Edwards) 3298-9 (Guno) 3174 (Hagen, A.) 3240 (Hanson, G.) 3070, 3071, 3075 (Harcourt) 3267 (Jones) 3300-1, 3301 (Lovick) 3142 (Skelly) 3297, 3300 (Stupich) 3296-7 (Veitch) 3295-6, 3297, 3299, 3308
Voters, voting age on election day (Barnes) 3291-4, 3296, 3307 (Veitch) 3295-6
Voting abuses (Barnes) 3186 (Blencoe) 3116 (Boone) 3172, 3254 (Cashore) 3257 (Clark) 3087, 3089, 3175, 3177 (D’Arcy) 3104, 3108 (De Jong) 3093 (Edwards) 3127 (Gabelmann) 3125 (Hagen, A.) 3110-1, 3239 (Hanson, G.) 3071 (Harcourt) 3114, 3114-5, 3265 (Jones) 3091, 3091-2, 3243-4, 3329, 3338 (Loenen) 3132 (Lovick) 3143, 3157-8 (Marzari) 3136-7 (Miller) 3093 (Peterson) 3100 (Serwa) 3277 (Sihota) 3097, 3180-2, 3182 (Skelly) 3317, 3317-8 (Veitch) 3337-8, 3338 (Williams) 3159
Voting abuses, penalties (Jones) 3337
Voting, advance poll (Mowat) 3129
Voting by mail, provision for (Veitch) 1351
Voting-day registration, abolition of (Veitch) 1351
Voting, failure to vote (Lovick) 3155-6
Voting, mandatory voting (Mowat) 3128
Voting, number of voters voting (Clark) 3177 (D’Arcy) 3104 (Vant) 3103
Voting, residency requirement for (Veitch) 1351, 3068, 3331, 3337-8
Voting, right to vote (Barnes) 3101-3, 3185, 3292, 3308, 3309 (Blencoe) 3247-8 (Brummet) 3254 (Clark) 3175, 3177 (Gabelmann) 3122, 3124 (Guno) 3174 (Hagen, A.) 3238 (Hanson, L.) 3125 (Harcourt) 3133 (Jones) 3244 (Lovick) 3154 (Miller) 3094 (Mowat) 3128 (Serwa) 3277 (Skelly) 3130, 3270-1, 3300, 3318 (Veitch) 3333 (Williams) 3158
Yale-Lillooet constituency, votes cast under section 80 (Rabbitt) 3097
Mentioned: (Marzari) 1958
Election Expenses Act (Canada)
Mentioned: (Miller) 1414 (Richmond) 1414
Elections
Candidates, spending by (D’Arcy) 3269 (Hanson, G.) 3071, 3075 (Stupich) 3242
Election period, length of (Marzari) 3312
Electoral commission, proposal for (Gabelmann) 3122 (Hanson, G.) 3069, 3070, 3074 (Harcourt) 3267 (Jones) 3092 (Lovick) 3157 (Rose) 3136, 3273
Federal “White Paper on Electoral Law Reform” quoted, referred to (Hagen, A.) 3238-9, 3315
Irregularities (Hanson, G.) 3074, 3076-7
Irregularities, letters quoted re (Hanson, G.) 3076-7
Procedures (Blencoe) 3117 (Clark) 3177, 3178 (D’Arcy) 3104-5, 3269 (Edwards) 3127 (Gabelmann) 3122 (Hagen, A.) 3110, 3111, 3240 (Hanson, G.) 3074
Returning officers (Veitch) 3326
Elections, Municipal
See: Local elections
Electoral districts
Additional ridings, basis for (Rose) 135
Boundaries, commission on (Cashore) 3257 (Williams) 3160
Boundaries, redrawing of (Hanson, G.) 2590 (Veitch) 2590
Commission on (Throne speech) 4
Commission on, advisers to (Sihota) Q. 1861 (Smith, B.R.) A. 1861
Commission on, establishment of (Hanson, G.) 1887-8, 1888-9
Commission on, proposals re interim report (Hanson, G.) 1889
Commission on, terms of reference (Hanson, G.) 1888
Dual constituencies (Hanson, G.) 1887-8 (Rogers) 31 (Stupich) 142 (Throne speech) 4 (Vander Zalm) 176 (Veitch) 2590
Dual-member ridings, creation of (Rose) 3133-4 (Sihota) 3182
Electoral commission, proposal for (Hanson, G.) 2556
Federal boundaries, proposal for use of (Stupich) 142
Gerrymandering; origin of term (Rose) 3133
Redistribution (Clark) 3177 (Hanson, G.) 885
Representation, variations in (Hanson, G.) 1888 (Smith, B.R.) 1888
See also names of constituencies, e.g. Saanich and the Islands constituency
Electric power
Atlin, power supply (Guno) 43
Coal thermal plant in Kootenays (Davis) 2374-5, 2379 (Edwards) 2379
Discount, power consumed under discount rate (Clark) Q. 1024 (Davis) A. 1024
Discount rate to propane plant (Clark) Q. 2485 (Davis) A. 2485
Discount rate to pulp mills (Clark) Q. 2485 (Davis) A. 2485
Discount revenue and full-rate revenue (Clark) Q. 1024 (Davis) A. 1024
Discount, revenue to B.C. Hydro under agreements (Clark) Q. 1024 (Davis) A. 1025
Discount to industry and free trade agreement (Clark) Q. 3025, Q. 3026 (Davis) A. 3025-6, A. 3026
Economic development and electric power (Clark) 1191
Export of (D’Arcy) 125 (Smith, B.R.) 164 (Throne speech) 5 (Vander Zalm) 177 (Weisgerber) 14
Export of, price of power and free trade agreement (Clark)Q. 3026 (Davis) A. 3026
Forecasting of energy needs (Clark) 2375
Generation of, excess power (Davis) 2361
Water licence fee (D’Arcy) 1315
Wood waste burning (Miller) 2095
See also names of power companies, e.g. West Kootenay Power and Light Co. Ltd.
Electric utilities
Foreign ownership of (Clark) 1011, 1191 (Davis) 1192
Electrical Contractors' Association of B.C.
Mentioned: (Stupich) 738
Electrical Safety Act
Mentioned: (Smith, B.R.) 2389
Elizabeth Fry Society
Mentioned: (Marzari) 68 (Sihota) 1288 (Smith, B.R.) 1294
Elk
Game-farming of (Edwards) 1745 (Strachan) 1745, 2606
Poaching, control of (Bruce) Q. 244 (Strachan) A. 244
Elk River, B.C.
Greenhills mine discharge (Edwards) Q. 1977, 2058, 2059 (Strachan) A. 1977, 2058, 2059
Elk Valley Health and Safety Protection Committee
Chevron Canada Resources Ltd. well, petition re (Edwards) 3121-2
Mentioned: (Edwards) 2377
Elkford, B.C.
Environment, monitoring group for protection of (Edwards) 2058, 2059
Greenhills mine dump (Edwards) 33, Q. 1977 (Strachan)A. 1977
Shopping mall (Edwards) 2204
Westar Mining Ltd., tax debt (Couvelier) 2204 (Edwards) 2204, 2205
Elkhorn Mountain, B.C.
Inclusion of in Strathcona Park (Gabelmann) Q. 286
Logging of (Gabelmann) 2013
Elliott, R.W.K.
Mentioned: (Cashore) 459
Ellison, Price
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 166, 167
Emblem and Tartan Act
Mentioned: (Hagen, A.) 3000 (Rose) 3000
Emergencies
See: Accidents
Emergency medical services
Helicopter in Prince Rupert, use of (Dueck) A. 2237 (Miller) Q. 2237
Emergency Program Act
Mentioned: (Sihota) 1912
Emergency wards
See entries under Hospitals
Emerson, David
Mentioned: (Clark) 2734, 3358 (Sihota) 3060, 3346
Emigration and immigration
Immigrants, federal responsibility for (Richmond) 395, 413
Immigrants, support services for (Cashore) 413
Immigrants to Canada (De Jong) 571 (Rose) 496
Emil Anderson Construction Co. Ltd.
Contracts (Gabelmann) 1557, 1559
Emily Carr House, Victoria, B.C.
Mentioned: (Reid) 2404
Eminent domain
Briefs received on expropriation (Smith, B.R.) 1212
Businesses, compensation for income loss (Sihota) 1217, 1218
Compensation, advance payment provisions (Sihota) 1217 (Smith, B.R.) 1212
Compensation, basis for (Smith, B.R.) 1213
Expropriation Act. See name of act
Expropriation, approval of by Lieutenant-Governor-inCouncil (Sihota) 1214-5, 1911, 1914 (Smith, B.R.) 1218, 1911
Expropriation Compensation Board (Smith, B.R.) 1212, 1918
Expropriation legislation, consultation re (Miller) 842
Expropriation procedure (Marzari) 1911-2 (Smith, B.R.) 824, 1212 (Stupich) 142 (Throne speech) 4 (Vander Zalm) 175
Homeowners, compensation for 1213, 1916, 1917
Homeowners, problems re replacement homes (Lovick) 1916, 1917 (Rose) 1916 (Smith, B.R.) 1916, 1917
Homeowners, relocation expenses (Smith, B.R.) 1917
Injurious affection (Sihota) 1216-7, 1917 (Smith, B.R.) 1219, 1917
Inquiries, landowner's rights to (Sihota) 1218, 1913, 1914 (Smith, B.R.) 1913, 1914
Land expropriation, problems re amount of (Sihota) 1216, 1218
Land, profits on unused land (Sihota) 1915 (Smith, B.R.) 1915
Landowners, certificate-of-legal-advice proposal (Sihota) 1215, 1218, 1910 (Smith, B.R.) 1218-9, 1911
Landowner's costs in expropriation (Sihota) 1918 (Smith, B.R.) 1918
Landowners, information to re intended expropriation (Sihota) 1215, 1218, 1912 (Smith, B.R.) 1218
Legislature, report to re expropriations (Sihota) 1214, 1911 (Smith, B.R.) 1218, 1911
Linear developments, expropriations for (Sihota) 1213-4, 1912, 1913 (Smith, B.R.) 1212, 1213, 1218, 1912, 1913
Public hearings on expropriations (Smith, B.R.) 1212
Roads, expropriated land for (Sihota) 1216
Sewer easements, expropriation of (Smith, B.R.) 1917
Tenants, compensation for (Smith, B.R.) 1213
Empire Stadium, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Harcourt) 2599
Employee absenteeism
See: Absenteeism (Labour)
Employee ownership
Employee equity program (Couvelier) 187 (Hanson, L.) 259
Employee rights
Democracy in the workplace (Boone) 674-5 (Fraser, R.) 715-6 (Hewitt) 498 (Messmer) 669-70 (Michael) 634-5 (Smallwood) 744 (Smith, B.R.) 720
Employees, rights of (Throne speech) 5
Freedom of association (Richmond) 1413, 1414 (Sihota) 1412-3
Group rights and individual rights (Bruce) 704 (Gabelmann) 484 (Lovick) 732-3 (Mercier) 503 (Rose) 496 (Sihota) 726
Individual rights (Gabelmann) 754 (Hanson, L.) 474, 765 (Jansen) 509 (Messmer) 592
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, and employee rights (Marzari) 681, 682 (Smith, B.R.) 721
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, right to appeal under act (Edwards) 690, 743 (Gabelmann) 617 (Sihota) 728
Employers
Counselling illegal activity (Gabelmann) 1446, 1447 (Hanson, L.) 1446-7
Double-breasting by employers (Barnes) 569, 698, 1583-4 (Blencoe) 702 (Boone) 1566-7 (Clark) 1568-9, 1585, 1586, 1587 (Gabelmann) 481, 491-2, 618, 1545-7, 1556-8, 1559, 1563-6, 1570-2, 1578-9, 1579-80, 1581 (Guno) 595 (Hagen, A.) 1547, 1550 (Hanson, L.) 475, 1545, 1553-4, 1567, 1574, 1579, 1580, 1583, 1585-6 (Harcourt) 541, 1572-3 (Jansen) 1584 (Lovick) 1550-1, 1552, 1560-1, 1574 (Miller) 569-70, 1574 (Rabbitt) 1554 (Sihota) 645-6, 1580, 1582, 1943 (Smith, S.D.) 1560 (Williams) 1578
Double-breasting by employers and investment (Gabelmann) 1546, 1547, 1570 (Hanson, L.) 1545, 1551, 1553, 1574, 1580 (Harcourt) 1572, 1573 (Lovick) 1552
Double-breasting by employers, Labour Relations Board decision on (Gabelmann) 1563, 1564, 1565
Employees, meetings of re unionization (Gabelmann) 1410 (Hanson, L.) 1410 (Lovick) 1410
Employees, right to speak to re strikes (Hewitt) 498-9
Employees, right to speak to re unionization (Blencoe) 702 (Boone) 1400, 1401 (Brummet) 1408 (Campbell) 678-9 (Clark) 1381-2, 1382 (Fraser, R.) 1401 (Gabelmann) 490, 1383-4, 1385-6, 1404, 1409, 1415, 1418 (Hagen, A.) 1379, 1380 (Hanson, G.) 624 (Hanson, L.) 1380, 1386, 1397, 1400, 1403, 1405, 1417-8 (Loenen) 1940 (Lovick) 1394, 1405, 1407, 1417, 1418 (Miller) 633-4, 1386-7, 1395-6, 1403, 1404, 1405, 1409, 1414-5 (Sihota) 567, 1397-1400, 1402, 1403, 1404, 1405, 1943 (Smith, B.R.) 588, 721 (Veitch) 658 (Weisgerber) 673
Employees, right to speak to re unionization, undue influence (Fraser, R.) 1400 (Gabelmann) 1375, 1376 (Hanson, L.) 1375, 1376, 1377, 1377-8, 1378, 1380-1 (Lovick) 1376, 1377, 1378 (Miller) 1378, 1378-9 (Sihota) 1376, 1377
Small employers, intimidation of (Weisgerber) 673
Employers' associations
Employers' councils (Gabelmann) 1643
Forest industry employers (Hanson, L.) 1639, 1640 (Miller) 1638 (Sihota) 1637, 1640
Interior lumber manufacturers (Hanson, L.) 1636
Municipalities' associations (Sihota) 1637
Pulp industry association (Miller) 1638
Right to withdraw from (Clark) 1636, 1643-4 (Gabelmann) 492, 1635, 1635-6, 1641, 1642 (Hanson, L.) 475, 1635, 1636-7, 1638, 1639, 1641, 1643 (Hewitt) 499 (Lovick) 1640-1 (Michael) 635 (Miller) 1638-9, 1639 (Sihota) 1637, 1638 (Weisgerber) 600
Voting by members (Edwards) 1788 (Gabelmann) 1787 (Hanson, L.) 1786 (Smith, S.D.) 1787-8 (Stupich) 573
Employers' Council of British Columbia
Mentioned: (Campbell) 611 (Gabelmann) 1499, 1924 (Harcourt) 1573, 1960 (Rose) 1514 (Sihota) 567 (Smith, B.R.) 587, 590 (Stupich) 572
Employment
Applicants for, blackballing of (Miller) 1409
Arts, funding for and employment (Edwards) Q. 1048 (Reid) A. 1048
Assessment and referral project, job placements (Hagen, A.) Q. 748 (Richmond) A. 748
Canadian Jobs Strategy (Hagen, A.) 390
Computers, use of in job placement projects (Hagen, A.) 453 (Richmond) 452, 453, 454
Employed, number of (Gran) 221
Employers, subsidization of (Hagen, A.) 2505, 2505-6
Federal funds for employment programs (Hagen, S.) 2487
Forestry, employment in (Harcourt) 1031
Free trade and employment (McCarthy) 1030
Full employment (Couvelier) 351 (Sihota) 212
Handicapped, job opportunities for (De Jong) 87 (Throne speech) 4
Hewitt Group pilot project. See entries under Hewett Group
Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987, and job creation (Boone) 1493
Insurance (Captive Company) Act and job creation (Couvelier) 1207 (Sihota) 1198, 1199, 1201 (Stupich) 1197 (Williams) 1204
Job-creating industries, taxation of (Chalmers) 71 (Clark) 261 (Jansen) 171 (Throne speech) 5 (Weisgerber) 12
Job creation (Cashore) 84 (Clark) 63, 64 (Hagen, A.) 111, 311-2, 313, Q. 748-9 (Hagen, S.) 108 (Harcourt) 100, 1029 (Lovick) 107, 1488 (Marzari) 338 (Richmond) A. 749 (Serwa) 153 (Vander Zalm) 177
Job creation, funding for (Couvelier) 245 (Marzari) 2616 (Williams) 2613
Job creation in public works, proposal for (Hagen, A.) 312
Job creation, NDP policy on (Clark) 64
Job creation, new jobs (Sihota) 212-3
Job creation, number of jobs (Johnston) 270 (Peterson) 210 (Vant) 341
Job creation, provision for in budget (Couvelier) 349-50 (De Jong) 336 (Loenen) 238 (Vant) 341
Job creation, role of government in (Couvelier) 351 (Smith, B.R.) 164-5
Job creation, role of private sector in (Stupich) 197
Job-finders program (Cashore) 469
Job training for women, young people (Stupich) 201
Job training, retraining (Hagen, S.) 109 (Stupich) 191, 197 (Vander Zalm) 176
Jobs in B.C., new jobs (D’Arcy) 693 (Loenen) 646
Jobs in B.C., number of (Brummet) 275 (Peterson) 210 (Vander Zalm) 178
JobTrac program (Barnes) 465 (Cashore) 360, 469 (Fraser, R.) 2508 (Hagen, A.) 450, 452, 3233 (Hagen, S.) 2487, 2505, 2506 (Richmond) 357 (Vander Zalm) 2622 (Vant) 529
JobTrac program advertisements, use of funds for (Harcourt) Q. 1365, Q. 1389 (Veitch) A. 1365, A. 1389
JobTrac program, Community JobTrac (Hagen, A.) 2508, 2509 (Hagen, S.) 2508
JobTrac program employers, accountability for funds (Hagen, A.) 2506
JobTrac program employers, subsidies to (Hagen, A.) 2505-6 (Miller) 2510
JobTrac program employers, training requirement (Hagen, A.) 2506, 2507 (Hagen, S.) 2506, 2506-7
JobTrac program, funding for (Cashore) 390 (Chalmers) 323 (Couvelier) 186 (Gran) 220 (Hagen, A.) 390 (Richmond) 390, 391 (Vant) 341, 661
JobTrac program, funds for silviculture (Couvelier) 2195
JobTrac program, job creation in remote areas (Guno) Q. 2236 (Hagen, S.) A. 2236
JobTrac program, jobs (Hagen, A.) 391, 2505 (Hagen, S.) 2506 (Richmond) 392
JobTrac program, lottery funds for (Veitch) 2588
JobTrac program mentioned (Richmond) 2048
JobTrac program, monitoring of (Hagen, A.) 2506 (Hagen, S.) 2506
JobTrac program, number of jobs (Hagen, A.) 2504 (Hagen, S.) 2487, 2505
JobTrac program, objective of (Hagen, S.) 2505
JobTrac program, social assistance recipients (Hagen, A.) 2507 (Hagen, S.) 2507
JobTrac program, toll-free phone number for (Hagen, A.) 2504
Kamloops employment project (Hagen, A.) 452-3
Mentally handicapped. See entries under Mentally handicapped
Municipalities, employment-promotion companies, proposal re (Blencoe) 2270
New Westminster employment project (Hagen, A.) 451
Postwar Rehabilitation and Reconstruction Committee, proposal re (Harcourt) 1029-30
Research projects and job creation (Marzari) 1190 (Mercier) 1189-90
Service sector, jobs in (Couvelier) 186 (Richmond) 312 (Rose) 312 (Smallwood) 560-1 (Williams) 147
Silviculture, job creation in and economy (Couvelier) A. 245 (Williams) Q. 245
Small business, job creation (Edwards) 320 (Marzari) 338
Summer employment program, appropriation for (Hagen, S.) 2487
Task force on job creation, proposal for (Harcourt) 1031
Technological change and employment (Lovick) 2512, 2513
Water licence fee and employment (D’Arcy) 1315
Winter works program (Miller) 2510
Women, number of jobs in B.C. (Couvelier) 350
Work experience programs, funding for (Couvelier) 186
“The Working Network” pilot project (Hagen, S.) 2487
ZOOOM program (Cashore) 469
Employment Standards Act
Enforcement of (Hanson, L.) A. 644 (Lovick) Q. 644
Farm workers, coverage for (Gabelmann) 1848 (Hanson, L.) 1848
Forest fire fighters, coverage for (Edwards) Q. 2236, 2259, Q. 2275 (Hanson, L.) A. 2275
Prisoners, coverage for (Lovick) 2283 (Smith, B.R.) 2283
Teachers' collective agreements and act (Clark) 1176, 1177
Teachers, dismissal of and act (Brummet) 1176 (Edwards) 1176
Technological change and act (Miller) 1670
Mentioned: (Gabelmann) 1469 (Hanson, L.) 621
Empress Hotel, Victoria, B.C.
Mentioned: (Cashore) 1891
End Legislated Poverty
Mentioned: (Barnes) 3229
Endako Mines Ltd.
Endowments
University Foundations Act. See name of act
Eneas, Adam
Mentioned: (Skelly) 2578, 2579
Enemark, Tex
Mentioned: (Smallwood) 2309 (Strachan) 2309
Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, Ministry of
Estimates 2361-86
Speakers: Clark 2362, 2363-4, 2365, 2365-6, 2366, 2367, 2368, 2369, 2373, 2373-4, 2375, 2375-6, 2376, 2376-7, 2386; Davis 2361-2, 2362, 2363, 2364-5, 2365, 2366, 2366-7, 2367, 2367-8, 2368, 2368-9, 2369, 2369-70, 2370, 2370-1, 2371-2, 2372, 2373, 2374-5, 2375, 2376, 2377, 2377-8, 2378, 2379, 2379-80, 2380, 2381, 2382, 2383, 2383-4, 2384, 2385, 2386; Edwards 2377, 2378, 2379; Guno 2379, 2380, 2382; Hanson, G. 2371, 2372, 2372-3, 2373; Rabbitt 2382; Smallwood 2383, 2384, 2384-5, 2385; Williams 2362-3, 2370, 2373, 2380-1, 2381
Annual report tabled (Davis) 2698
Appropriation, 1987-88 fiscal year (Davis) 2361 (Vant) 340
FAME program (Davis) 2382 (Rabbitt) 2382
Nelson office (Dirks) 39
Mediation and Arbitration Board (Davis) 3192, 3439 (Guno) 3439, 3440
Energy resources
See: Power resources
Energy Resources Conservation Board (Alberta)
Mentioned: (Clark) 2365
Engineering firms
Government purchase of services (Fraser, R.) 917-8
Overseas consulting work (Fraser, R.) 917-8
Quebec companies (Fraser, R.) 917
Engineering students
English courses (Fraser, R.) 710
Engineers
Engineering, definition of (Marzari) 1951
Engineers Amendment Act, 1987. See name of act
Licence, powers re refusal of (Hagen, S.) 1260
Organizations, centennial of (Fraser, R.) 2076
Engineers Act
Mentioned: (Jones) 1050
Engineers Amendment Act, 1987
(Bill 23) (Minister of Advanced Education and Job Training) 1R, 1182; 2R, 1260; C, 1951-2; 3R, 1953; RA, 2090
Speakers: Fraser, R. 1952; Hagen, S. 1260; Lovick 1952; Marzari 1260, 1951, 1951-2; Strachan 1951
Applied science technologists and technicians, inclusion of (Fraser, R.) 1952 (Lovick) 1952 (Marzari) 1260, 1951
Engineering, definition of (Marzari) 1951
Licence, powers re refusal of (Hagen, S.) 1260
Engler, Gary
Quoted (Rose) 496-7
English language — Study and teaching
Engineering students, English courses (Fraser, R.) 710
English-as-a-second-language program (Serwa) 306
English-as-a-second-language program, funding for (Barnes) 860 (Brummet) 1016 (Savage) 861
Enrolment, School
See: School attendance
Enumeration of voters
See: Voters, Registration of
Environics Research Group Ltd.
Contract (Hanson, G.) 2585 (Veitch) 2585
Mentioned: (Hanson, G.) 2584, 2585
Environment, Ministry of
Annual report, 1985-86, tabled (Strachan) 46
Environment, Ministry of, Act
Mentioned: (Strachan) 1894, 2057
Environment and Land Use Committee
Agricultural land reserve exclusions, decisions on (Rose) 786 (Savage) 786
Mentioned: (Boone) 1977 (Edwards) 2058 (Miller) 458 (Parker) 2425 (Savage) 2238, 2327 (Rose) 2327 (Smallwood) 2056 (Strachan) 2012, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2059, 2060, 2071, 2315, 2316 (Stupich) 662 (Williams) 2056, 2218, 2749
Environment and Parks, Ministry of
Estimates 1882, 1894-1905, 1962-74, 1994-2017, 2049-71, 2082-4
Speakers: Boone 2065, 2066; Dirks 2013-4; Edwards 1971-2, 1973, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2005-6, 2006, 2015-6, 2016, 2058, 2059, 2059-60, 2070, 2071; Gabelmann 1998, 2012, 2013; Guno 1966, 2001, 2007; Hewitt 1987-8; Lovick 1899-1900, 1995; Miller 1966-7, 1967-8, 1968-9; Rabbitt 2060-1; Serwa 2007-8, 2009, 2015; Sihota 2001, 2009, 2010, 2010-1, 2011, Skelly 1969-70, 1971; Smallwood 1895-6, 1897, 1901-2, 1904, 1905, 1962-3, 1997, 2005, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2049, 2050, 2051, 2052, 2052-3, 2053, 2053-4, 2054, 2055, 2056, 2057, 2057-8, 2058, 2061, 2061-2, 2062, 2062-3, 2063, 2064, 2064-5, 2066-7, 2067, 2068, 2068-9, 2069, 2070, 2082-3; Smith, B.R. 1996-7; Smith, S.D. 1898-9, 1900-1; Strachan 1894-5, 1896-7, 1898, 1900, 1901, 1902, 1902-3, 1903, 1904-5, 1905, 1963, 1964, 1964-5, 1965, 1965-6, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970-1, 1971, 1972-3, 1973-4, 1974-5, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1998-9, 2001, 2001-2, 2002, 2003, 2003-4, 2004-5, 2005, 2006, 2006-7, 2007, 2008-9, 2009-10, 2010, 2011, 2011-2, 2012-3, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2049, 2049-50, 2050, 2051, 2052, 2053, 2054, 2055, 2055-6, 2056, 2057, 2058, 2058-9, 2059, 2060, 2061, 2062, 2063, 2063-4, 2064, 2065, 2065-6, 2066, 2067, 2067-8, 2068, 2069, 2069-70, 2070, 2070-1, 2071, 2083-4; Vant 2004; Williams 1902, 1903, 1903-4, 1963, 1964, 1965, 2056, 2056-7
Appropriation, 1987-88 fiscal year (Strachan) 2061, 2083 (Vant) 340
Assessment and planning branch (Strachan) 1900
Economic development, role in (Lovick) 1899-1900 (Strachan) 1900
Environmental protection and ministry (Strachan) 2057 (Williams) 2056-7
History of (Strachan) 1894
Industry and ministry (Smallwood) 2082
Information services (Smallwood) 1901
Mandate of (Guno) 2007 (Strachan) 2007
Minister's office, appropriation (Smallwood) 1896 (Strachan) 1896
Offshore drilling, role in (Smallwood) 2070 (Strachan) 2070
Utilities projects, role in (Strachan) 1896, 1900
Environment Management Act
Mentioned: (Strachan) 2057, 2058, 2071, 2095, 2107, 2315, 2485, 2486
Environmental Appeal Board
Appeals, filing fee (Strachan) 890
Appeals process (Smallwood) Q. 1367 (Strachan) A. 1367
Appeals process, ombudsman's review of (Smallwood) 2057
Appeals, time-limit on (Strachan) 890-1
Hearings (Smallwood) 2057
Submissions to, fee for (Strachan) 2058
Submissions to, policy on (Smallwood) Q. 890 (Strachan)A. 890
Mentioned: (Smallwood) 2061 (Strachan) 1599, 1600, 2059, 2061, 2066, 2315
Environmental contaminants
See: Pollutants
Environmental Laboratory
Sale of (Harcourt) 2726, 2755 (Strachan) 2727
Environmental protection
Advisory panel on special wastes (Throne speech) 5-6
Budget, provision for environmental concerns (Loenen) 239
Decima poll results on concern for environment (Strachan) 1897
Economic development, impact of (Smallwood) 1895-6 (Strachan) 1896
Environment ministry and environmental protection (Smallwood) 2070 (Strachan) 1896, 1900, 2057 (Williams) 2056-7
Environment, protection of (Parker) 66
Environmental issues (Lovick) 1899-1900 (Strachan) 1900
Government decisions and environment (Smallwood) 90
Industry and environmental protection legislation (Boone) 102 (Smallwood) 2058 (Strachan) 2058
JobTrac funds for enhancement of (Strachan) 1897
Monitoring groups for (Strachan) 2060
Staff for (Strachan) 2055
Vocabulary of (Strachan) 1900
Epp, Jake
Mentioned: (Cashore) 974 (Dueck) 1577, 1892, 2237 (Richmond) 372, 426, 974
Equality
Equality in society, affirmative action (Gabelmann) 1865-6
Equity Investment Plan
Mentioned: (Stupich) 1197
Erickson, Arthur
Mentioned: (Williams) 2749
Escheat Act
Mentioned: (Couvelier) 2996
Esquimalt, B.C.
Borrowing (Sihota) 2207
Shipbuilding industry (Sihota) 37
Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway
Branch lines, abandonment of (Miller) 1455
Federal subsidy (Michael) 1307
History of (Bruce) 1306-7
Land grants to Canadian Pacific Railway for (Bruce) 1307 (Lovick) 1307
Passenger service (Bruce) 1307
Ridership (Michael) 1307
Schedule, proposal re (Bruce) 1308
Service, improvements to (Lovick) 1307
Ski packages (Bruce) 1308
Steam train (Bruce) 1308
Tourist attraction (Bruce) 1308
Trackage, improvements to (Bruce) 1307
Esquimalt-Port Renfrew constituency
Highway project sign (Sihota) 2859
Museum, presentation of cheque for (Sihota) 2858, 2859
Shipbuilding industry (Sihota) 2860
Esquimalt Social Credit Party
Mentioned: (Rose) 2782
Essential Service Disputes Act
Repeal of (Blencoe) 702 (Clark) 503 (De Jong) 571 (Hanson, L.) 474, 621, 766, 1961
Mentioned: (Campbell) 679 (Clark) 1810 (Gabelmann) 1820 (Hanson, L. ) 1775, 1805, 1812, 1962 (Jones) 905, 1794 (Marzari) 1755 (Stupich) 882
Essential services
Definition of under Industrial Relations Reform Act, 1987 (Gabelmann) 753, 1793
Designation of (Boone) 1806-8 (Edwards) 1803 (Gabelmann) 1792-3, 1799-1801 (Hagen, A.) 1804 (Hanson, L.) 1803, 1804-5, 1809 (Jones) 1794 (Lovick) 1722 (Sihota) 1802-3, 1804, 1809 (Smith, S.D.) 1794
Designation of and Cominco Ltd. strike (Hanson, L.) 1809 (Sihota) 1809
Designation of and threat to economy (Boone) 1807 (Bruce) 1795 (Edwards) 1803 (Gabelmann) 1792-3, 1799-1801 (Hanson, L.) 1803, 1809 (Hewitt) 1808 (Sihota) 1802, 1804 (Smith, S.D.) 1794
Designation of and Windermere Central Park Lodge strike (Marzari) 1755
Educational services (Edwards) 742
Ferry service (Boone) 1806 (Bruce) 1795 (Gabelmann) 1792-3, 1796, 1799, 1800 (Huberts) 1806 (Long) 1801 (Sihota) 1801-2 (Smith, S.D.) 1794 (Stupich) 1956
Labour disputes, arbitration procedures in (Marzari) 1755-6
Labour disputes, back-to-work orders (Clark) 1810 (Hanson, L.) 1810 (Stupich) 1956
Labour disputes, mediation process in (Marzari) 1755
Police strikes and right to strike (Gabelmann) 1796, 1800 (Hanson, L.) 1809 (Sihota) 1802-3
Police strikes in Quebec, Maritimes (Gabelmann) 1793, 1796, 1800, 1801 (Hanson, L.) 1809 (Huberts) 1806 (Sihota) 1803
Provision of during labour disputes (Boone) 1806 (Sihota) 1809 (Stupich) 1956
Strikes, cabinet's powers re (Stupich) 737
Estate Administration Act
Mentioned: (Smith, B.R.) 2921
Ethanol
Environmental benefits of (Weisgerber) 3149
Grain surplus, use of (Weisgerber) 3148
Manitoba plant (Clark) 2363 (Davis) 2363 (Rose) 2287
Markets for (Savage) 2284 (Williams) 2284
Plan in Dawson Creek, funding for (Clark) 3149-50 (Weisgerber) 3150
Plant in Dawson Creek (Rose) 2619
Plant in Dawson Creek, capital cost (Savage) 2289 (Williams) 2289
Plant in Dawson Creek, construction costs, auditing of (Couvelier) 2300, 2301
Plant in Dawson Creek, construction of (Clark) 2288, 2300 (Couvelier) 2300 (Savage) 2288
Plant in Dawson Creek, electricity discount rate for (Clark) 2362 (Davis) 2362
Plant in Dawson Creek, fabrication for (Couvelier) 2305 (Williams) 2305
Plant in Dawson Creek, farmers' equity in (Clark) 2302 (Couvelier) 2302 (Savage) 2284 (Williams) 2284
Plant in Dawson Creek, funding for (Clark) Q. 1975, Q. 1976, Q.2092, 2240, 2283-4, 2284, 2285, 2287, 2288, 2289, 2293, 2293-4, 2300, 2301, 2302, 2303, 2304, 2305, 2306, 2362 (Couvelier) 2286, 2291-2, 2292, 2292-3, 2294, 2300, 2301, 2301-2, 2303, 2304, 2304-5, 2305 (Davis) 2362 (Rogers) 2304 (Rose) 2287, 2303, 2304, 2334 (Savage) 2284, 2285, 2286-7, 2287, 2288, 2289, 2292, 2293, 2303, 2334 (Stupich) 2198, 2286, 2292, 2293 (Vander Zalm) A. 1976, A. 2092 (Weisgerber) 2285 (Williams) 2284, 2285, 2286, 2288, 2289, 2289-91, 2294, 2304, 2305, 2565
Plant in Dawson Creek, grain price to farmers (Rose) Q. 1976, 2287 (Savage) 2292 (Stupich) 2292 (Vander Zalm) A. 1976
Plant in Dawson Creek, interest payment during construction period (Clark) 2293 (Savage) 2293
Plant in Dawson Creek, investment in by parent company (Couvelier) 2300 (Williams) 2294
Plant in Dawson Creek, investment in by private sector (Couvelier) 2304 (Weisgerber) 2285 (Williams) 2304
Plant in Dawson Creek, job creation, cost per job (Clark) 2288, 2306 (Rose) 2303, 2339 (Williams) 2291
Plant in Dawson Creek, loan guarantee to Agrifuels Canada Ltd. (Clark) 2287, 2288, 2293, 2301 (Couvelier) 2291, 2294, 2301 (Savage) 2287
Plant in Dawson Creek, loan to farmers for (Clark) 2288, 2293, 2305 (Couvelier) 2291, 2292, 2303, 2305 (Rose) 2303 (Savage) 2284, 2286, 2287, 2293 (Stupich) 2292 (Williams) 2286, 2287
Plant in Dawson Creek, natural gas price to (Clark) 2362 (Davis) 2362
Plant in Dawson Creek, negotiations re (Clark) 2302 (Couvelier) 2302
Plant in Dawson Creek, press release re (Clark) 2285
Plant in Dawson Creek, profitability (Clark) 2362
Plant in Dawson Creek, projected sales (Clark) 2288 (Savage) 2288
Plant in Dawson Creek, sale of product to Alaska (Clark) 2288 (Davis) 2363 (Savage) 2288
Plant in Dawson Creek, sales tax on construction materials (Couvelier) 2291
Plant in Dawson Creek, tax concession on gasohol (Clark) 2288, 2289 (Couvelier) 2292 (Savage) 2288, 2289 (Williams) 2288, 2289
Plant in Dawson Creek, tax credits for financing of (Couvelier) 2286, 2291, 2304 (Davis) 2362 (Savage) 2285 (Stupich) 2286 (Williams) 2285
Plants elsewhere, operation of (Clark) 2362, 2363 (Davis) 2362, 2363 (Williams) 2362-3
Production of (Weisgerber) 3148
See also: Gasohol
Eurasian water milfoil
Problem (Hewitt) 1897-8 (Messmer) 2788 (Strachan) 1898
Vaseux Lake, problem in (Hewitt) 1898
Eurocan Pulp and Paper Co. Ltd.
Monitoring of Kitimat pulp mill (Strachan) 2060
Technological change, case cited (Hanson, L.) 1652 (Miller) 1651, 1652, 1653, 1662, 1663
Wood-room operation, closing of (Miller) 1651
European Common Market
Mentioned: (Jones) 3005 (Rose) 231 (Weisgerber) 264
European Economic Community
Marketing to (Rose) Q. 22 (Vander Zalm) A. 22
Mentioned: (Couvelier) 182 (Weisgerber) 3149
Evans, Conrad (Corky)
Mentioned: (Clark) 1191 (Jones) 3092
Evans Products Co. Ltd.
Mentioned: (Parker) 1458
Evergreen Baptist Home, White Rock, B.C.
Grant for, petition re (Smallwood) 3403
Ewen, Hilda
Letter quoted (Sihota) 304
Ewing, Bill
Prince George timber supply area, report on (Kempf) 2248, 2250 (Parker) 2251
Examinations
Provincial examinations, marking of (Brummet) 1713-4 (Rose) 1714
Excellence in Education fund
Adult basic education, funds for (Hagen, S.) 2489
Colleges and institutes, funds for (Hagen, S.) 2489
Colleges, use of funds in (Edwards) 2498
Computers, decisions re funds for (Jones) 266-7
Criticism of (Lovick) 2501-2
Discretionary funding (Brummet) 2108, 2121
Distribution of (Brummet) 2108, 2121 (Jones) 2118-9
Expenditures (Hagen, S.) 2489
Fund (Brummet) 1016
School District 41, funds to (Jones) 2118
School districts, funds for (Jones) 2118-9
Use of (Brummet) 2108, 2121-2 (Jones) 266, 2118-9 (Marzari) 338, 810, 811 (Rose) 800-1
Use of, cabinet approval for (Jones) 266-7
Use of funds for excellence elsewhere (Hagen, S.) 2494
Use of in future (Hagen, S.) 2494 (Marzari) 2494
Mentioned: (D’Arcy) 895 (Vant) 340
Exell, Oksana
Mentioned: (Smith, S.D.) 3288
Exell, Robert
Exhibition Park, Vancouver, B.C.
Mentioned: (Rose) 774
Expenditures, Public
Accountability for (Barnes) 3414, 3415 (Smallwood) 3417
Capital projects, Treasury Board approval for (Clark) 2210 (Couvelier) 2210
Estimates of, overruns on (Blencoe) 3408 (Edwards) 3395 (Skelly) 3396
Estimates, use of global rates (Hagen, A.) 3385
Estimates, vote on (Barnes) 3414
Expenditures, 1986-87 fiscal year (Couvelier) 183
Expenditures, 1987-88 fiscal year (Couvelier) 183-4 (Loenen) 239
Fiscal policy (Couvelier) 182-3 (Veitch) 266
Health care expenditures, 1986-87 fiscal year (Couvelier) 183
Lumber export tax, use of. See entries under Revenue
Public Accounts Committee, examination of expenditures (Marzari) 3388
Recoverable disbursements (Clark) 2036 (Couvelier) 2036
Restraint legislation (Cashore) 729, 948 (Crandall) 576, 924 (Stupich) 664, 738
Restraint program (Boone) 102 (Cashore) 3406-7 (Miller) 224 (Sihota) 3430
Restraint program and education (Jones) 649, 3410 (Marzari) 58 (Mercier) 962 (Williams) 872, 872-3
Restraint program, impact on economy (Hanson, G.) 1766-7, 1767-8 (Williams) 1955
Select Standing Committee on Public Accounts, examination of expenditures (Marzari) 3388
Special funds, expenditure of (Stupich) 2215
Spending policy (Stupich) 2198, 2214
Spending policy during NDP administration (Stupich) 2215
Supply Act (No. 1) , 1987. See name of act
Supply Act (No. 2) , 1987. See name of act
Supply Act (No. 3) , 1987. See name of act
Supply, voting of (Stupich) 246
Vote 74 funds, transfer of to vote 69 (Barnes) 3414, 3415-6 (Clark) 3357, 3358-9 (Hagen, A.) 3384 (Harcourt) 3374 (Marzari) 3387-8 (Rose) 3353 (Skelly) 3398 (Stupich) 3369
Explosives
Sales tax on (Couvelier) 3013
Expo ’86
Accounts, public disclosure (Marzari) Q. 132
Bavarian restaurant, success of (McCarthy) 381
Benefits of (Chalmers) 72
Construction, labour problems (De Jong) 571 (Richmond) 604 (Smith, B.R.) 588
Debt (Harcourt) 1734
Debt, lottery funds for (Edwards) 2397 (Hanson, G.) 2587, 2588 (Veitch) 2588
Debt, public information re (Vander Zalm) A. 2484 (Williams) Q. 2484
Debt, repayment of (Couvelier) 183 (Rose) 228
Employees, wage levels (Cashore) 655
Geodesic dome, site for Science World (Fraser, R.) 431-2 (McCarthy) 432
Hotel tenants, eviction of (Barnes) 1876
Legacy fund. See Expo ’86 legacy fund
Opportunities program, small towns (Williams) 2612
Rides, dismantling and disposal of (Couvelier) 2566-7 (Williams) 2565
Success of (Brummet) 275 (Messmer) 55 (Rogers) 30 (Veitch) 225
Tourist trade, impact on (Crandall) 772
Visitors, business visitors (Veitch) 225
Mentioned: (Blencoe) 1254, 2558 (Boone) 828 (Bruce) 126 (Cashore) 75, 948, 1871, 1936, 2345, 2346, 3406 (Chalmers) 1742 (Couvelier) 182, 186, 3349 (Crandall) 233, 925, 926 (Edwards) 1275, 2400, 3286 (Fraser, R.) 938 (Gabelmann) 1520, 1687, 3399 (Hagen, A.) 111, 450 (Hagen, S.) 108, 110 (Hanson, G.) 251 (Hanson, L.) 258, 259, 1847 (Harcourt) 2947, 3375 (Hewitt) 1256 (Huberts) 122 (Jansen) 1737 (Johnston) 2347 (Jones) 266 (Lovick) 2548, 3420, 3425 (McCarthy) 1030, 2414, 2573, 2599, 2604 (Marzari) 130, 2729 (Michael) 916, 2528, 2529, 2530, 2546 (Miller) 2589 (Mowat) 2401 (Rabbitt) 2721 (Ree) 1734 (Rogers) 3372 (Rose) 93, 228, 703 (Sihota) 926, 1034, 2543 (Smallwood) 1997, 2341, 2343, 2344 (Stupich) 1265, 2198 (Vander Zalm) 93, 129, 177 (Vast) 17 (Veitch) 227, 1034, 1035, 2527, 2584 (Weisgerber) 15 (Williams) 250, 1578, 2526, 2751, 3362
Expo ’86 Corporation
Buildings, cost of permanent buildings (McCarthy) 93-4
Mentioned: (Marzari) 60 (Smith, B.R.) 1861
Expo ’86 legacy fund
Funds (Veitch) 1035
Grants (Veitch) 2587
Expo ’88, Brisbane, Australia
Mentioned: (Veitch) 2583
Export sales
British Columbia, role of in Asia-Pacific region (McCarthy) 2604
California market for B.C. products (Mercier) 51
China, Hong Kong office for B.C. trade with (Harcourt) 2618
Competitiveness of B.C. products (Rose) 495, 496-7 (Smith, B.R.) 590
Economic missions, plans for (McCarthy) 2617
Farm produce, sales of (Savage) 2321
Labour relations and export sales (De Jong) 696 (Long) 654
Labour standards in B.C. and exports (Gabelmann) 477
Markets for B.C. products (Vander Zalm) 2622
Pacific Rim countries, exports to (Couvelier) 182 (McCarthy) 1030 (Peterson) 208 (Serwa) 307
Trade problems, dispute-settling mechanism for (Rose) 2619
Trade, promotion of (Harcourt) 2618-9 (Veitch) 227
Trading corporations, establishment of (Throne speech) 4
United States, trade with (Peterson) 208 (Rose) 229-30, 2619 (Vander Zalm) 176-7
Export tax on lumber
See entries under Lumber trade
Expropriation
See: Eminent domain
Expropriation Act
(Bill 22) (Attorney-General) 1R, 823-4; 2R, 1211-9; C, 1910-9; 3R, 1919; RA, 2090
Amdts: Sec. 1 (Smith, B.R.) 1910, approved 1910; sec. 2 (Smith, B.R.) 1910, approved 1910; sec. 5 (Smith, B.R.) 1911, 1933, approved 1914; sec. 15 (Smith, B.R.) 1914, approved 1914; sec. 17 (Smith, B.R.) 1915, 1933, approved 1915; sec. 39 (Smith, B.R.) 1917, approved 1917; sec. 47 (Smith, B.R.) 1918, approved 1918; sec. 49 (Smith, B.R.) approved 1918; sec. 52 (Smith, B.R.) approved 1919
Speakers: Lovick 1916-7, 1917; Marzari 1911-2, 1914-5; Rose 1914, 1916; Sihota 1213-8, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1912-3, 1913, 1914, 1917, 1918; Smith, B. R. 1211-3, 1218-9, 1910, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1916, 1917, 1918
Bill, amendments to (Sihota) 1213, 1214, 1214-5 (Smith, B.R.) 1213
Businesses, compensation for income loss (Sihota) 1217, 1218
Certificate of legal advice, proposal re (Sihota) 1215, 1218, 1910 (Smith, B.R.) 1218-9, 1911
Compensation, advance-payment provisions (Sihota) 1217 (Smith, B.R.) 1212
Compensation, basis for (Smith, B.R.) 1213
Expropriated land, injurious affection (Sihota) 1216-7, 1917 (Smith, B.R.) 1219, 1917
Expropriated land, profits on unused land (Sihota) 1915 (Smith, B.R.) 1915
Expropriation, briefs received on (Smith, B.R.) 1212
Expropriation Compensation Board (Smith, B.R.) 1212, 1918
Expropriation Compensation Board, powers (Smith, B.R.) 1212
Expropriation, owner's costs (Sihota) 1918 (Smith, B.R.) 1918
Expropriation procedure (Marzari) 1911-2 (Smith, B.R.) 1212
Expropriations, approval of by Lieutenant-Governor-inCouncil (Sihota) 1214, 1214-5, 1911, 1914 (Smith, B.R.) 1218, 1911
Expropriations, Harry Kohne's case cited (Marzari) 1911-2, 1915
Expropriations, land quantities, problems re (Sihota) 1216
Expropriations, modifications to and inquiries (Sihota) 1914 (Smith, B.R.) 1914
Expropriations, report to Legislature re (Sihota) 1214, 1911 (Smith, B.R.) 1218, 1911
Highway 19, expropriations for (Smith, B.R.) 1912
Homeowners, compensation for (Smith, B.R.) 1213, 1916, 1917
Homeowners, problems re replacement homes (Lovick) 1916, 1917 (Rose) 1916 (Smith, B.R.) 1916, 1917
Homeowners, relocation expenses (Smith, B.R.) 1917
Inquiries, landowner's rights to (Sihota) 1218, 1913, 1914 (Smith, B.R.) 1913, 1914
Land Act, exclusion of section 47 (Sihota) 1910 (Smith, B.R.) 1910
Land, percentage reserved to Crown (Sihota) 1216 (Smith, B.R.) 1219
Land, problems re amount of (Sihota) 1218
Landowners, information to re intended expropriation (Sihota) 1215, 1218, 1912 (Smith, B.R.) 1218
Linear developments, expropriations for (Sihota) 1213-4, 1912, 1913 (Smith, B.R.) 1212, 1213, 1218, 1912, 1913
Municipal Act, plotting provisions and act (Smith, B.R.) 1910
Oak Bay Recreation Centre, expropriation case referred to (Smith, B.R.) 1218-9
Public hearings on expropriations (Smith, B.R.) 1212
Roads, expropriated land for (Sihota) 1216
Roads, public consultation re routes (Sihota) 1913 (Smith, B.R.) 1912, 1913
Roads, public expenditures on and status of (Sihota) 1216
Sewer easements, expropriation of (Smith, B.R.) 1917
South Moresby National Park, compensation for (Williams) 1915-6
Tenants, compensation for (Smith, B.R.) 1213
Vancouver airport, expropriations for expansion of (Marzari) 1915 (Rose) 1916
Mentioned: (Parker) 3052 (Sihota) 3210
Extended care facilities
See: Long-term care facilities
Eye — Examination
Medical Services Plan coverage for (Hagen, A.) 2754
Eyton, Rhys
Mentioned: (Harcourt) 644