Province of British Columbia
First Session, 38th Parliament – 2005
INDEX (Member entries)
Debates of the Legislative Assembly (Hansard)

Ralston, Bruce (Surrey-Whalley)

As subject
family and supporters thanked 116
100 Mile House Free Press, article on development in Birch Lake and Lac des Roches Resort area 975
Abbotsford, removal of land from agricultural land reserve 1147
Advanced Education Ministry, estimates debate 1346-7
Agricultural Land Commission, issues and operations 748, 1141-4, 1147-9
Agricultural land reserve
future and importance of reserve 1697-8
removal of land from reserve 747-8, 1146
Agriculture
financial assistance and insurance programs for farmers 1057
government plan 1056
government policy, risk management 1057
industry in B.C. 747-8, 1698
local government support 1056
soil deposition and removal, fill placement 1141-4, 1147
Agriculture and Lands Ministry
estimates debate 972-84, 999-1001, 1054-8, 1122-3, 1140-9
budget 982-3
goals and responsibilities 972
staffing 984
Allerton Firth, Stacey, recommendations on labour negotiations 467-8, 470
Amata Transition House, staff comments on funding for women's centres 861
Bains, Baljit, death at hospital 2214
Barnston Island
agricultural activities 1699
removal of land from agricultural land reserve 1148, 1699
Bell, Pat, comments on apple farming industry 1054-5
Belsey, Bill, work on land use planning process 977-80
Birch Lake, sale of Crown land in area 975-6
B.C. Court of Appeal, ruling on class size and composition 469
B.C. Fruit Growers Association, comments on fruit industry 1054-5
B.C. Institute Against Family Violence, funding 897
B.C. Liberal Party government, MLAs, former Social Credit Party members 705
B.C.–Yukon Transition House Society, consultation by government 861
Budget debate 116-8
Budgets, 2005-06 budget and update, priorities 117-8
Canadian agricultural income stabilization program 1057-8
Canadian Federation of Independent Business, comments on insurance program for agriculture industry 1057-8
Central Coast land and resource management plan 981
Charlie, Sherry, review of death, terms of reference 197
Cities and towns, inner-city initiatives 813-8
Civil Forfeiture Act
debate 1305, 1339-40
definitions, "instrument of unlawful activity" 1305
director, role 1339
Community Services Ministry
estimates debate 813-20, 828-32, 835-8, 855-64, 897-901
budget comparison with previous fiscal year 838, 855
consultation with women's groups 832
goals and responsibilities 829-32
policy work 898-901
staffing 898
website information 820
Consumers, taxes and user fees 117
Corporations, tax reduction 118
Cowan, Gary, position with Fast-Track program 1015
Crime and criminals, forfeiture of proceeds of crime
legislation elsewhere 1305
use of recovered funds 1339-40
Crown land
grants 1000
leases and sales 973-5
tenures 973
Dhillon, Peter, position with Agricultural Land Commission 1145-6, 1148
Economy, B.C. economy, federal funding, western diversification fund 816, 818
Education
class size and composition 705-7, 870-1
special needs students 870-1
First nations, referendum on principles for treaty negotiations 705
Food industry
apple farming industry 1054-6
food production and security 1697-8
locally produced food 1123
meat products, inspection and processing regulations 1122-3, 1869-71
slaughter facilities 1870-1
impact of new inspection regulations on small producers 1122-3, 1869-71
Food services industry, access to locally produced food 1123
Ford Motor Company of Canada Ltd., labour negotiation 467
Forests and forest industry, forest land reserve 1141
Fraser Valley, agricultural land issue 748
Front Counter B.C., services 1000
Government, policies, impact on women 835-7
Hagen, Stan, knowledge of terms of reference in review of child death case 197
Haida Gwaii land and resource management plan 982
Health Ministry, estimates debate 1869-71, 2108
Housing, temporary housing and shelters, types and funding 856-8
Inheritance tax, NDP position 1704
Jumbo Pass, ski resort development project 976
Justice system, legal aid, accessibility to women 835-7
Kwantlen University College, status 1346-7
Labour
collective bargaining in private sector 467-8
labour relations, final-offer selection 470-1
labour standards, government changes, impact on women 900
Lac des Roches Resort, sale of Crown land in area 975-6
Land and Water B.C. Inc.
sale of Crown land 973-6
transfer of funding and staff to ministries 972-4
Land Title and Survey Authority, establishment and operations 983
Land use
integrated land management bureau, services 973, 982-3, 999-1001
land and resource management plans, status 981-2
land use planning, first nations involvement 982
land use planning process 976-81
Lillooet land and resource management plan 981
Morice land and resource management plan 982
Motions
inheritance tax (Motion 28), debate 1704-5
Murrie, Trevor, comments on soil deposition case 1141
North Coast land and resource management plan 981
Oral questions
Acute care services at Surrey Memorial Hospital 2214-5
Class size and composition in education system 870-1
Government role in teachers labour dispute 768
Hiring of Gary Cowan for Fast-Track program 1015
Review of death of Sherry Charlie 196-7
Parliament Buildings, history 116
Paton, Ian, comments on Agricultural Land Commission board membership 1145-6
Politics and politicians, democratic left in B.C. 116-7
Post-secondary education, colleges and university colleges, designation and role 1347
Private members' statements
Agricultural land reserve 1697-9
Prostitution, government assistance for women in sex trade 864
Ready, Vince, appointment as industrial inquiry commissioner in teachers dispute 704-6
Richmond
loss of agricultural land 1697
soil deposition case 1141, 1143
School district 36 (Surrey)
impact of government funding changes 470
special needs students, number 870-1
Sea to Sky land and resource management plan 982
Seniors
government assistance 118
programs and services, impact of government policies 1704-5
Simon Fraser University, Surrey campus, enrolment 1346
Skills training
apprenticeship system 118
shortage of skilled workers 118
trades training for women 863-4, 897
Soil Conservation Act, status 1142
Statements by members
Surrey Food Bank 1546
Whalley Little League 94
Stó:lô first nation, history 117
Stone, Karen, comments on funding for women's centres 861
Supreme Court of B.C., ruling on removal of provisions from teachers' collective agreement, government action 768
Surrey
agriculture industry 1056
hospital acute care beds in area 2214
post-secondary education system 1346-7
Premier's visits 117-8
transportation infrastructure needs 117
urban development agreement and forum 813-9
Surrey Food Bank, operations 1546
Surrey Memorial Hospital
funding 117-8
report by health authority, release 2214-5
work on facilities and services during 1990s 2215
Surrey-Whalley constituency and area, issues and concerns 117-8
Sustainable Resource Management Ministry, transfer of funding and staff to ministries 983
Taylor, Carole, comments on advertising costs during teachers labour dispute 468
Teachers
collective agreement, removal of provisions on class size and composition 706, 768, 870
collective bargaining process 468-70, 706
government relationship with teachers 470, 706
labour dispute in education system 468-9, 471, 705
Teachers' Collective Agreement Act
debate 467-71, 704-8
delay for collective bargaining opportunity 704, 706
Transition houses
availability of services 859-60
funding 838, 856
funding reapplication process 858-9
services in other languages 860, 862
United Nations, committee's comments on B.C. government policies impacting women 835-6
Vancouver agreement, funding and initiatives 819-20
Victim assistance, counselling programs 861-2
Violence, family violence, automatic prosecution 864
Waste management, contaminated sites, remediation 983
Weiler, Paul, comments on dispute settlement mechanisms 470-1
Whalley Little League, achievements 94
Wills, probate fees 1704
Wine, B.C. wine authority, establishment 1054
Women
employment, re-entry programs 862-3
pay equity, government action 897-8
programs and services, impact of government funding and policy changes 900-1
women's centres 860-1
women's equality 828-32
Zion Park Manor, funding 2108
Reid, Hon. Linda (Richmond East)

As subject
family and supporters thanked 105
Autism, programs and services 1558, 1571
Budget debate 105-9
Budgets, 2005-06 budget and update, priorities 106, 108-9
Childcare Minister of State
budget 1572
role and responsibilities 1570-1
Children
child care
capital funding 106, 108
facilities with features for special needs children 1585-6
funding, allocation of federal funding, consultation 1570-1, 1573-84, 1586-7
funding, federal agreement 108
licensed child care 1585
opportunities and partnerships 107, 1584-5
subsidies, threshold 106-8
supported child care, funding 1572
early childhood development
early learning 1574-5
early learning programs, allocation of federal funding 1572-4, 1576-8, 1584
role 106
programs and services for children and families 106-9
Children and Family Development Ministry
estimates debate 1570-87
budget 1572
work with other ministries 1582
Education
preschool education 1583, 1586
schools, use of school buildings for child care 1571-2
Elliot, Diana, work with first nations children 107
Families, government support 106, 108
Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, treatment and services 107, 1571
First nations, early childhood development 107
Gordon, Mary, work with children commended 108
Hertzman, Clyde, work on early childhood development 1583
Kennedy, Theresa, fundraising for genetic research 1651
Libraries, funding 108
Literacy, government promotion 107-8
Morley, Jane, report on early childhood development and child care 1587
Provincial Child Care Council, role 1579
Roots of Empathy program 108
Science and technology
life sciences industry, patents 109
research and development in B.C. 109
Seeds of Empathy program 108
Tourism Richmond, activities 108
Tributes
Theresa Kennedy 1651
Waddington, Ashley, autism case 1558
Richmond, Hon. Claude (Kamloops)

Disabled and handicapped persons, employment programs 2040-1, 2052-3
Education, adult basic education 2045
Employment and Income Assistance Ministry
estimates debate 2040-65
accomplishments, goals and responsibilities 2040-1
Employment and unemployment
job creation in B.C. 2049-50
unemployment rate in B.C. 2212-3
Forests and forest industry, current conditions 851-2
Health, public health, bedbug infestations 2057
Homelessness
causes of homelessness 2058
government initiatives 2058-9
Housing, social and subsidized housing, provincial housing strategy 2057-8
Income
low-income families, programs 2041, 2056
low-income rate in B.C. 2054
Income assistance
accessibility for homeless persons 2051-2
benefits
application process 2047-9
benefit amount 2054, 2057-9
Christmas supplement 2056
crisis grants and emergency assistance 2048-9, 2056-7
earnings exemption 2055-6
security deposits 2059-60
two-years-in-five time limit 2050
budget 2041
eligibility, number of ineligible applicants 2060
eligibility, two-year financial independence test 2049
employment programs 2042-6
recipients
designation as person with persistent multiple barriers 2060-1
number 2041, 2046
transition to employment 2045-6
service delivery 2064-5
Income assistance, disability benefits
administrators' rulings and physicians' orders 2062-3
application process 2061-2
benefit amount 2040, 2055
eligibility 2061
employment programs and services 2040, 2052-3
evaluation of requests for assistance 567
medical benefits 2063-4
volunteer supplement 2056
Kamloops, economy 68
Kamloops Rube Band, activities 1071-2
Motions
B.C.'s military veterans (Motion 34), debate 1071-2
North Island constituency and area, employment issues 2050
Poverty
child poverty in B.C. 2212
reduction 2213
Seniors
housing, Shelter Aid for Elderly Renters program 2041
income supplement 2041
Southern interior development initiative trust 851-2
Southern Interior Development Initiative Trust Act, debate 851-2
Vancouver, downtown east side, social services initiatives in area 2041
War, contributions of B.C. veterans 1071-2
Robertson, Gregor (Vancouver-Fairview)

As subject
family and supporters thanked 238
vision for B.C. 239
Advanced Education Ministry
estimates debate 1344-5, 1422-34, 1451-60
audits of programs 1430-1
budget 1425
Agricultural land reserve, activities on reserve lands, oil and gas activities 2127-8
Agriculture, family farms 358
Agriculture and Lands Ministry, estimates debate 1052-4
Annan, Kofi, comments on World Trade University 1420
Arts and culture, government support 241
B.C., northern and rural B.C., economic development in north and central coast, government initiative 399, 1053-4
BCcampus
budget and staffing 1432
program 1431-4
B.C. Innovation Council, operations 1458-9
B.C. Liberal Party, donations from business sector 238
B.C. Liberal Party government
actions since 2001 election 300
allocation of federal funding 240
priorities 240
B.C. Public School Employers Association, negotiations for collective agreement 599-600
Broughton Archipelago Park, area 1450
Budget debate 238-41
Budgets, 2005-06 budget and update
content 238
priorities 240
Business, small business
government assistance 357-8
incentives 240
Campaign Finance Reform Act, debate 1985-7
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, provisions on political speech 1986
Canadian Millennium Scholarship Foundation, funding of student financial assistance programs 1427-8
Central Coast land and resource management plan 1052-3
Charlie, Sherry
kith-and-kin agreement 146
review of death, terms of reference 196
Children
child care, toxic substances in facilities 2097
exposure to toxic substances 2097
Climate change, government action 238-9
Corporations, tax reduction 238, 240, 357
Economic Development Ministry, estimates debate 399, 437-8, 441
Economy
B.C. economy, challenges 357
B.C. economy, sustainable economy 300
restorative economy 239-41, 357
Education
adult basic education 1456-7
class size and composition 598-600, 869
funding 599
government policies 600
schools, toxic substances in schools 2097
special needs students, number 870
Elections
campaign financing, reform 241, 1985-7
May 2005 general election, results 238
Energy
alternative energy sources 2132-3
conservation and efficiency 2133
Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources Ministry, estimates debate 2125, 2127-8, 2132-3
Environment
human impact 239
pollution standards 241
Finance Ministry, estimates debate 1972-3
First nations, economic development, funding 1053-4
Foster care, kith-and-kin agreement guidelines 146
Government, cost of education advertising 412
Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority, Richmond-Airport-Vancouver rapid transit line
costs 1282-4
impact on Cambie area 866
public consultation by government 241
Hagen, Stan, knowledge of terms of reference in review of child death case 196
Health, healthy lifestyles 241
High-technology industry in B.C., development and growth 1696
Housing, affordable housing 240
Industry, sustainability 240
Institute of Indigenous Government, facilities 1452
Labour, collective bargaining in B.C. 599
Land use, ecosystem-based management 1052-3
Miscellaneous Statutes Amendment Act (No. 2), 2005, debate 1450
NDP, performance as government, support for high-technology industry 1696
Oil and gas, offshore drilling, government action, offshore oil and gas team 2132
Oil and Gas Commission, role in land use decisions on agricultural land 2127-8
Olympic Games, 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver-Whistler, construction projects, environmental sustainability 866
Oral questions
Class size and composition in education system 869-70
Government action on shortage of skilled workers 1805
Government advertising on education 412
Kith-and-kin agreement guidelines 146
Review of death of Sherry Charlie 196
Physicians, training, expansion of medical school program 1457-8
Post-secondary education
affordability 357-8
distance learning, on-line learning 1431-4
education of first nations people, funding and programs 1452
enrolment levels 1430
international students 1451
role in economy 240
scholarships and bursaries 1425-6, 1429-30
student debt 1428-9
student financial assistance 1424-8, 1428-31
student spaces, graduate student spaces 1457
student spaces, new spaces 1423-5
tuition fees 240, 1344-5
Post-secondary education, funding
federal funding, allocation 1422
operating grants, additional funding 1422-3
priorities 1456
Post-secondary education, universities, colleges and institutes
boards of governors, international student participation 1451
colleges and university colleges, designation and role 1453
faculty, collective bargaining process 1455-6, 1972-3
faculty, recruitment and retention 1456
Pritchard, Natalie, comments on recruitment of teachers 601
Revenue Statutes Amendment Act, 2005, debate 357-8
Robertson, Patrick, comments on teacher morale 601
School district 39 (Vancouver), media release on collective agreement legislation 600-1
Science and technology
environmental technologies, development of industry in B.C. 441
research and development, investment in B.C. 1458-9
Secwepemc Cultural Education Society, funding 1452
Skills training
access to trades training, student spaces and wait-lists 437-8
apprenticeship, completion rate 358, 438, 1805
funding for short-term programs 1428
shortage of skilled workers 357, 1805
training programs, certification, Red Seal 438
Statements by members
Environmental sustainability of 2010 Olympic Winter Games construction projects 866
Exposure of children to toxic substances 2097
Taxation, targeted tax reductions 240, 358
Teachers
collective bargaining process 598-600
labour dispute in education system, government handling 869-70
morale 601
role 598
special education teachers 870
supply and recruitment 601
teacher-librarians 600
Teachers' Collective Agreement Act, debate 598-601
Terasen Gas Inc., sale to Kinder Morgan 241
Thompson Rivers University
funding 1453
Open Learning division 1432, 1453-4
Transit services, funding for public transit 241
Transportation Ministry, estimates debate 1282-4
United Nations Conference on Least Developed Countries, recommendations for World Trade University 1420
Vancouver
city council work on urban environment 241
homelessness 240
Vancouver-Fairview constituency and area, description and issues 240-1
Wong, Alan, media release on collective agreement legislation 600-1
World Trade University, establishment 1420, 1627-30
World Trade University Canada Establishment Act, debate 1420, 1627-30
Roddick, Valerie (Delta South)

As subject
work on agriculture plan (Bell) 971, 1056
Agriculture
government plan 748
industry in B.C., development 747-9
industry in B.C., impact of anti-dumping orders 764
small business in agriculture 747
B.C., pioneers, philanthropy 1226
B.C. Liberal Party government, accomplishments and goals 294-5, 322
Budget debate 294-5, 322
Budgets, 2005-06 budget and update
content 322
priorities 294-5
Business, small business round table 747
Children, programs and services for children and families, funding 64
Delta Hospital, services 295
Delta South constituency and area, issues 322
Education, government strategy 294
Emergency preparedness and management system 310
Employment, job creation in B.C. 295
Environment, sustainable environmental management 295
Fires and firefighters, health and safety risks to firefighters 1487
Food industry, promotion of locally grown food 764-5
Fraser Valley, flood risk 310
Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority, parking site tax 793-4
Greater Vancouver Transportation Authority Amendment Act, 2005, debate 793-4
Hurricane Katrina, Canadian assistance in aftermath of hurricane 309-10
MacMillan family, philanthropy 1226
Motions
Canadian assistance in aftermath of Hurricane Katrina (Motion 5), debate 309-10
Private members' statements
Agriculture business 747-9
Statements by members
Government services for children 64
MacMillan family philanthropy 1226
Trade issues for B.C. agriculture 764-5
Violence against women 2211
Violence against women, prevention 2211
Welfare, support system for vulnerable persons 295
Workers Compensation Amendment Act, 2005, debate 1487
Routley, Doug (Cowichan-Ladysmith)

As subject
family and supporters thanked 45
family experience in education system 533, 535-6, 697, 700
role as MLA 46-7
B.C. Buildings Corporation, sale of properties 1379
B.C. Housing Management Commission
funding 1249-51, 1253-4
operations 1251-2
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, devolution of housing stock to province 1267
Coleman, Rich, comments on social housing 1380
The Economist, article on homelessness in Vancouver 1380
Education
funding 533-5, 1840-1
funding, reductions for special needs students 698-9
government policies 46, 533-6, 698-700, 919, 1840-2
learning conditions in classrooms 533, 535
parental involvement in education system 1842
school boards and districts, costs 533-4, 699, 919
school closings 1842
school planning councils 1842
Education Ministry, estimates debate 1840-2
Elections, May 2005 general election, results 699-700
Ferries and ferry services, Pacific Marine Circle Route, funding for initiative 851
First nations, friendship centres, funding and role 2211
Forests and forest industry, mill closings, government announcements and actions 1329-30
Forests and Range Ministry
estimates debate 1248-55, 1257, 1259-62, 1265-8
housing component, budget 1248-9
Government
impact of government policies 45-7
privatization of public services 47
Group homes
eligibility criteria 1261
funding 1250
Homelessness
government initiatives 1265
homeless youth 1463
homelessness in B.C. 567-8, 1379-80
Homes B.C. program 1261
Housing
rental housing, affordable rental housing 1380
rental housing, rent supplements 1257, 1259-61, 1265, 1380
residential care facilities, assisted-living model, funding 1251
residential care facilities, assisted-living units 1267
social and subsidized housing 131-3
conversion of public buildings to social housing 1379-80
funding 1250-1, 1253-5, 1268
management and repair 1249
non-market stock 1257, 1259-61, 1266-8
provincial housing program, status 567-8
supportive housing for people with mental illness 568
units 1251-3
wait-lists 1266
temporary housing and shelters, funding 1248, 1265
Independent Living B.C.
funding 1250-1
housing program 1262
Legislature, role 46-7
Manufactured homes
applicability of Shelter Aid for Elderly Renters program 1259
use by seniors 131-2
Motions
conversion of public buildings to social housing (Motion 70), debate 1379-81
North island–coast development initiative trust, tax exemptions 930
North Island–Coast Development Initiative Trust Act, debate 927, 930
Oral questions
Government response to teachers labour dispute 869
Government support for social housing 567-8
Impact of government policies on education system 918-9
Potential closing of mills in B.C. 1329-30
Private members' statements
Seniors housing 131-3
School district 79 (Cowichan Valley)
funding for special needs students 534
letter to Gordon Campbell on teachers' collective bargaining 536
Seniors
housing 131-3
housing, Shelter Aid for Elderly Renters program 1248, 1257-8
Southern interior development initiative trust 850-1
Southern Interior Development Initiative Trust Act, debate 850-1
Sports, footsala 1225-6
Statements by members
First nations footsala team 1225-6
Friendship centres 2211
Youth homelessness 1463
Teachers
collective bargaining process, history 533-6
collective bargaining process, review 698
government relationship with teachers 697, 700
labour dispute in education system, government handling 869
number in education system 698
Teachers' Collective Agreement Act, debate 533-6, 697-700
Throne speech debate 45-7
Vancouver, homelessness 1379-80
Vancouver Island, funding for economic development initiatives 851
Welfare
social programs and services, government funding for non-profit organizations 46
support system for vulnerable persons 45-6
Rustad, John (Prince George–Omineca)

As subject
family and supporters thanked 42
Agriculture, Project Agriculture school program 43
B.C., northern and rural B.C., health care services
cancer care in northern B.C. 2097
magnetic resonance imaging services for central interior 915
Cancer, treatment services 2097
Communities, participation of citizens 1975
Democracy
fight for freedom and democracy 1327
renewal of democracy 1975-6
Economy, B.C. economy, current and past conditions 42
Education
funding 43
parental involvement in education system 44
schools, use of closed school buildings 1381-2
Elections
electoral boundaries, size of rural constituencies 1407
electoral reform
citizens' assembly 1975-7
citizens' assembly, work of assembly 1406-7
motivation for reform 1975
public debate 45, 1406-8
electoral systems
first-past-the-post system 1975
single transferable vote system 1406-7
referendum on electoral system for B.C. 1406
voter participation 45, 1327, 1406-7, 1975-7
Electoral Boundaries Commission Amendment Act, 2005, debate 1406-8
Endako Mines Ltd., operations 42
Environment, sustainable environmental management 44
Fires and firefighters, workers compensation for firefighters with cancer, coverage for volunteer and part-time firefighters 1859
Forests and forest industry
high-technology equipment 1546
mountain pine beetle control 808-9
Fort St. James, economy 42
Fraser Lake, economy 42-3
Government, minority governments 1407
Health
continuing and long-term care beds 1072
government promotion of healthy lifestyle and physical fitness 44
Housing
government strategy 1381
social and subsidized housing 1381-2
temporary housing and shelters, funding 1381
Imperial Metals Corp., Mount Polley mine reopening 142-3
Information and Privacy Commissioner Special Selection Committee, report presented 2218
Inheritance tax 1702
Jago, Charles, work 44
John A. Brink Trades and Technology Centre, opening 1546
Literacy, government promotion 44
Loukidelis, David, reappointment as information and privacy commissioner 2218
Mines and mining industry, government support 42-3
Motions
conversion of public buildings to social housing (Motion 70), debate 1381-2
inheritance tax (Motion 28), debate 1701-2
Nechako River, cold water release project 44
Northern development initiative trust
accountability 808
local decision-making 809
Northern Development Initiative Trust Amendment Act, 2005, debate 808-9
Omineca Lodge, opening 45
Prince George, economy in area 42-3
Prince George Regional Hospital, magnetic resonance imaging services 915
Private members' statements
Democratic renewal 1975-7
School district 57 (Prince George)
closed schools, use of buildings 1381-2
funding and services 43-4
Science and technology, applied sciences and technology in B.C. 1546
Seniors
contributions 1701-2
government assistance 1072
Simpson, Bob, comments on Mount Polley mine reopening 142
Sports centre in northern B.C. 44
Statements by members
Cancer care in northern B.C. 2097
Democracy 1327
Mount Polley mine 142-3
MRI scanning services in central interior B.C. 915
Science and technology in B.C. 1546
Throne speech debate 41-5
University of Northern B.C., programs 44
Vanderhoof, economy 43
Welfare, support system for vulnerable persons 45
Workers Compensation Amendment Act, 2005, debate 1859
Yekooche Indian band, agreement-in-principle with government 45

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