AB - The Terrace Standard, Wednesday, July 23, 2003

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MBA
degree
mulled

UNBC may establish a
Master of Business Ad-
ministration program.

‘The: northern university
is conducting a survey to
gauge demand for the pro-
posed program. If there’s
significant demand in Ter-
race, said UNBC resear-
cher ‘Kim’ Knutsson, the
university may explore
ways to offer the program
or elements of it through
distance education.
“They're figuring the
typical MBA student is
somebody already working
and will want to do this
outside of their work
hours,” she said. -

An MBA is a key quali-
fication for top manage-
ment: jobs. The program
would extend UNBC’s ex-
isting 500-student Bache-
lor of Commerce degree
and cover finance, market-
ing, accounting, human re-
sources and leadership.

“There are issues in the
north that other: schools
might not address as dir-
ectly," Knutsson added.
*We're a highly unionized
province. We have a lot of
transportation and logisti-
cal issues. The resource
base of course.

“Those types of issues
might be very pertinent to
an MBA program up here.”

The survey, which is
running from July 25 to
Aug. 8; can be completed
a ; t
www. surveypro.com/akira
‘TakeSurvey?id=12928.
You .can also call 1-866-
960-6125 or email
knutssok@unbe.ca

On board

FOUR NEW people have
been named to director po-
sitions on the Terrace and
District Chamber of Com-
merce board.

Glenn Kelly, Diane
Francis, Ian Black and
Nina’ Peden all start two-
year terms. They join re-
turning or existing direc-
tors: Dave Martin, Lael
McKeown, Kevin Kenne-
dy, Clarence Nyce, Mike
Lefebvre and Charlie
Graydon.

The president is Sheila
Love, a position she held
last year. She agreed to
stay on because Dave
Martin, who was to be pre-
sident; instead needs to
spend more time devoted
to anew job.

Kevin Jeffery becomes
first’ vice president, Bert
Husband second vice pre-
sident and Terri McPhee
treasurer. Because there is
no new president making
Love the past president,
Betty Barton stays on in
that position.

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Still time for holiday decision

THE PRESSURE is off the
city to make a quick deci-
sion on holiday shopping.
Mayor Jack Talstra said
(he province has indicated
Oct. | is now the date by
which provincial legisla-
tion will cease to apply.
Then there will be no
rules restricting holiday
shopping in municipalities
- like Terrace — that don’t

Results not typical.

have their own bylaw.

“We have some time,”
Talstra said July 14 in re-
sponse to councillor David
Hull, who had said the city
faced a mid-August dead-
line. Jt means regular, stat
shopping rules apply for
the B.C. Day and Labour
Day long weekends.

But Thanksgiving could
be wide open for business

if there’s no bylaw by then. :
Talstra said the city is-

getting legal advice on
what it can do, One option
is to allow summer-only
stat shopping but ban it on
most other holidays.

But that might set up a
scenario where the city is
seen as improperly shield-
ing Christian holidays like
Christmas and Easter.

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