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Keep health care public

Re: Public vs. private health debate on, Burnaby NOW, July 25.


 

Public outcry leads to change of transit plan

Seniors, the disabled, and advocates for these groups breathed a collective sigh of relief this week after TransLink reversed its decision to scrap the TaxiSaver program.


 

TransLink reverses TaxiSaver decision

Seniors, the disabled, and advocates for these groups breathed a collective sigh of relief this week after TransLink reversed its decision to scrap the TaxiSaver program.


 
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411 centre in new but temporary location

After selling its old downtown location at 411 Dunsmuir St. last year, the 411 Seniors Centre Society has a comfortable $8 million resting in its coffers. It's once again offering seniors' services at a new location near Main and Terminal, but the future of the group-and what it will do with its newfound wealth-remains uncertain.


 

Seniors slam budget

Local seniors' advocates are raising concerns about the federal government's change to eligibility requirements for old age security payments.


 

Time to speak out about oil

I heard that the Harper Conservative government has just announced the elimination of 776 positions at Environment Canada, as a cost-saving measure.