GREG HARRIS and other Telecommunications
Workers’ Union members remain on the picket
lines in front of Telus buildings here after the
union narrowly rejected a contract settlement i in
voting results released Oct. 30. :

- Valuables lifted

- THIEVES hit several vehicles along the frontage road —
area of Hwy16 in Thornhill through Keith Ave. and .
- ‘substation road off Hwy 37 from Oct. 28 to Nov. 3.
Terrace RCMP said it appears the culprits broke
windows and stole items of value from the vehicles. -

Coroners inquiries
still taking too long
‘DEPUTY CHIEF Coroner Norm Leibel says coroners |
in the province are still not closing their investigations —
- within four months —a time frame. set by the chief
_ coroner more than two years ago.
: “We haven’t achieved that,” Leibel said last week. |
“We are working on it-and it certainly is one of our
_' priorities.”
Chief coroner Terry Smith -told coroners agents
» around the province in 2003 he wanted to see investi-
gations closed in a more timely fashion — within four
months. But that still isn’t happening in many cases..
Outside factors such as ongoing police investiga-
- tions sometimes prevent coroners from closing ‘files
until long after the four-month time-frame elapses. «
“We are aiming for that barring exceptions — and

~ there are always going to be exceptions for very valid -
~ reasons,” Leibel said.

Chinese —
visit here
postponed
A VISIT, by a group of Chi-
nese post secondary .educa-

tors as guests of Northwest
Community . College ‘has

' been postponed because the

group couldn’t get visas in

time.

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_ The visit from the Qin-

| gdao Vocational and Tech-.

nical College group was to
take place this week, and

was intended to build upon a. -
trip made to China recently .

by Northwest Community

College president Stephanie -

Forsyth.
She signed a letter of in-

tent with officials from the ~
Qingdao college to develop’
. Student and faculty exchang-

es.

The Chinese collége has
7,500 full-time students in a °
variety of technical and’ vo-
‘cational programs..

It also contains the Haier. .

‘ School of Household Appli-
_ ances, named after the Haier -

group which is a growing in-
ternational manufacturer of
household appliances.

The ‘city of Qingdao was

- at one time the capital city of
a German colony in China .]
and is best known for its Ts- ..

ingtao beer.
Northwest

Burrows said it was await-

ing word as to when the visit
could be re- ‘scheduled.

Tunes taken

~ SOMEONE STOLE asouth-

ern Terrace resident’s enter-
tainment equipment. around
7 p.m. Nov. 2. -

The thief grabbed ‘ a grey |
_ Prima DVD player, valued ,
‘at $50, and a grey Audio-

vox CD player/radio model

Ave after entering. through

~ aside door, Terrace RCMP
_ believe. Those with infor-~
‘mation can call: police. at

638-7400 or Crimestoppers

at 635-8477.

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