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  • British Columbia Legislative Assembly sessional clipping book (1960-01)

    Alternative Title:
    British Columbia Legislative Assembly sessional clipping books : newspaper accounts of the debates and B.C. Legislative Assembly sessional clipping books
    Subject:
    British Columbia. Legislative Assembly, Law, and Politics and government
    Language:
    eng
    Date Created:
    January 1960
    Rights Statement:
    No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only
    Resource Type:
    Text
    Extent:
    31 pages
    Geographic Coverage:
    British Columbia
    Coordinates:
    53.99983,-125.0032
    Physical Repository:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Collection:
    British Columbia Legislative Assembly Sessional Clipping Books
    Provider:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Genre:
    newspapers, periodicals, clippings (information artifacts), and legislative records
    Date Digitized:
    2019-03
    Technical Note:
    Microfilm digitized by Canadiana.
    Keyword in Context:
    Transcript available
    FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1960 5 Per Cent Tax Still Biggest Cash Producer .v By ALEC MERRIMAN B.C. revenue from the 5 per cent sales tax dropped to $81,954,376 in the last fiscal year. It was $5,290,006 below the previous year and the lowest since 1956. Even so, it was ...

  • British Columbia Legislative Assembly sessional clipping book (1960-02)

    Alternative Title:
    British Columbia Legislative Assembly sessional clipping books : newspaper accounts of the debates and B.C. Legislative Assembly sessional clipping books
    Subject:
    Politics and government, Law, and British Columbia. Legislative Assembly
    Language:
    eng
    Date Created:
    February 1960
    Rights Statement:
    No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only
    Resource Type:
    Text
    Extent:
    253 pages
    Geographic Coverage:
    British Columbia
    Coordinates:
    53.99983,-125.0032
    Physical Repository:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Collection:
    British Columbia Legislative Assembly Sessional Clipping Books
    Provider:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Genre:
    periodicals, newspapers, legislative records, and clippings (information artifacts)
    Date Digitized:
    2019-03
    Technical Note:
    Microfilm digitized by Canadiana.
    Keyword in Context:
    Transcript available
    TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1960 1 Strachan Charges: [Consumers Exploited (By Big Corporations’ Demands Public Review Opposition Leader Robert l Strachan yesterday told the | legislature the people of ] British Columbia are being I exploited by big business at I the consumer l...

  • British Columbia Legislative Assembly sessional clipping book (1960-03)

    Alternative Title:
    B.C. Legislative Assembly sessional clipping books and British Columbia Legislative Assembly sessional clipping books : newspaper accounts of the debates
    Subject:
    Law, British Columbia. Legislative Assembly, and Politics and government
    Language:
    eng
    Date Created:
    March 1960
    Rights Statement:
    No Copyright - Non-Commercial Use Only
    Resource Type:
    Text
    Extent:
    167 pages
    Geographic Coverage:
    British Columbia
    Coordinates:
    53.99983,-125.0032
    Physical Repository:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Collection:
    British Columbia Legislative Assembly Sessional Clipping Books
    Provider:
    University of Victoria (B.C.). Library
    Genre:
    newspapers, legislative records, clippings (information artifacts), and periodicals
    Date Digitized:
    2019-03
    Technical Note:
    Microfilm digitized by Canadiana.
    Keyword in Context:
    Transcript available
    TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1960 |F Name-Calling Across Floor Marathon Power Filibuster# jl| Rages Late in Legislature 11 Bennett Back In Fighting Form ■- .. I r>: ’SI A marathon debate on government policy ■ which rose from Premier Bennett’s salary vote last Friday to a...