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Community groups on the
Peninsula are gearing up for
some new funding opportu-
nities. Two government min-
istries have just announced a
total of $21.5 million funding
for arts, culture, and heritage
projects to celebrate the mit
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Columbia 2000 program.
Small Business, Tourism,
and Culture will give $1 mil-
lion for arts and culture pro-
jects that support the devel-
opment of new works and en-
courage emerging artists,
and another $500,000 for her-
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$20 million-for projects with
broad community appeal.
Projects must be finished by
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Wednesday, March 17, 1999

will also be looking at possi-

bilities this spring.
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‘Murray Coell’s constituency

office at 2412F Beacon in Sid-

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Impaired

charges laid

A 34-year-old female was
charged with operating a ve-
hicle while impaired after a
single vehicle accident on
Monday night:

The woman was making a
left-turn. at Mt. Newton X
Road, entering Highway 17,
when’ she hit the median,
high-centring.. her 1989
Chevrolet Camaro. She then
left the vehicle and went into
the Waddling Dog Inn.

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scene. directed. Central

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Rotating |
strike puts
pickets at 108 SS

- People crossing “the

- picket line raised the ire of

Public Service Alliance of
Canada members set up at

the Institute of Ocean Sci-_
- ences last week as part of

‘their rotating strikes. No

charges were laid in any of

the incidents, however.
According to Lorena Mc-

Donald, a union member
who works at Ocean Sci-_

ences, “The job action is to
inconvenience everyone so

management goes back to —

the bargaining table to ne-
gotiate in good faith,”

The picket lines are ro-
tating around to different
federal government. loca-
tions without advance no-
tice.

Most of the PSAC sec-
tions have reached final or

tentative agreements but —.

- one'group, which has about

15 members at the federal
site on West Saanich Road, -

as offered less than the
other groups, Instead of re-

ceiving 2,5 per cent and 2
percent increases over the

Next two years. as, for ex-
ample, the office workers

did, Treasury Board of-

fered 1 per cent and per

cent, |

second year of the contract
~is-up in June this year, so

~~ negotiations» will have 10

‘start a over again,

~ MeDonald says that the

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