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Director, Area Kor: a Sea
Earl Hamilton -. : is
Of eight provinces surveyed by the B.C. School Trustees Association, British
Columbia showed the sharpest decline In government funding. of education. In
- fact most.other provinces funding has Increased to allow’ for ‘continuation of
present levels of service.
1983 Taoreases/decraases ‘in gov't. grants to education.
1982 Is the base year, of 100 per cent) , "
| (y2)0 :
7 10, 105 «110
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‘{B: Cif li gov't. grantsand faxes arop 37 per cent 9.3 9 .
| (ae. If property taxes unchanged ; 7 -,
| B.C. i property f taxed else per con 7 76.2%] ©
‘| Alberta ' ee
(Saskatchewan. r
{ Manitoba EEE oe
} Ontario “3
Newloundland 108
; Nova Scotia nL nCaek Soe : ' ates . ane 108.8
tS ne __ Source: BCTSA report 04-83.
. ‘The B.C. government has: created a crisis of ‘confidence within the public
: . _ education system as a result of its dictatorial funding policies.
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“married next. month to a man. who her ost .: . Letters they: wrote io-each other.were never r recelved.
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