The Report: June / July 2003 vol.24 num.3

The Report: June / July 2003 vol.24 num.3

The Report: June / July 2003 vol.24 num.3

by MIRIAM SOBRINO

SAs 32nd annual convention wrapped up Saturday, April 12 after two days of debate on issues ranging from the Campbell governments record on health care and social services, to the unions support for the 2010 Olympic bid.

The Report: April / May 2003 vol.24 num.2

The Committee for Equality and Social Action (CESA) is responsible for a donation budget of $35,865 annually (approximately half a percent of dues revenue). The committee reviews many donation requests, and allocates donation funds to approved requests. This year, the committee reviewed and debated the merits of more than 50 requests before deciding on the final distribution of this years donation budget.

The Report: April / May 2003 vol.24 num.2

by NADENE REHNBY

ts hard to keep pace with Colya Kaminiarz. As a respiratory therapist and clinical instructor at BCs largest hospital, Kaminiarz is always on the move.

The Report: April / May 2003 vol.24 num.2

by PAUL DAYSON

The Report: April / May 2003 vol.24 num.2

by KATHY McLENNAN

The Report: April / May 2003 vol.24 num.2

by CHERYL GREENHALGH

The Report: April / May 2003 vol.24 num.2

by RON OHMART

ou can’t get something for nothing. It’s a common cliché. We’ve all heard it. Most of us have said it. But in the caring professions, there are few who live it.

The Report: April / May 2003 vol.24 num.2

by DAN KEETON

hanges to the province’s Pharmacare plan are
certain to drive up drug costs for middle income earners. And that situation could worsen for those who have not registered with the plan by May 1.