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Caveliey wants to help dismanile
the Vander Zalm ‘business club’

North Saanich Ald. Don Caver-
ley, 45, made it official last week
— he hopes to represent the New
Democrats against a provincial
government that’s become the
private club of Big Business.”

Caverley is one of three people
so far known to be seeking the
NDP nomination for the new Saa-
nich North and the Islands consti-
# tency.

The professional social worker
says in a-press release: “British
Columbians want a government
that can create a comprehensive
plan for the future of the province
that will take us through the °90s,
into the 21st century and beyond.

“We need leadership that can
develop sound, flexible policies
and programs appropniate for all
sectors of society, because provin-
ciall wealth and resources are for
the benefit of all citizens, not the
privileged few.”
ra Premier Bill Vander Zalm is “a
one-man show” who needs to be
replaced, Caverley said.

The Socreds under Vander Zalm
have instituted “insensitive pro-
grams” that have resulted in “one
of the most disliked, regressive

and negative governments in our
history.

“This atmosphere of distrust
and uncertainty is preventing our
province from achieving its full
potential.”

Also seeking the nomination are
poet Elizabeth Woods and retired
forester Edo Nyland.

Caverley, like the other two,
counts the environment as one of
his priorities.

A founding member of Save
Saanich Peninsula Communities,
Caverley calls for a strengthened
Islands Trust and agricultural land
reserve, for the preservation of
Saanich Inlet, and for a look at
alternative transportation in the
area Peninsula.

Caverley has been an alderman
and a St. Andrew’s Regional High
School trustee since 1987. He and
his family have lived in North
Saanich for nine years.

He received his bachelor of arts
degree in sociology and psycholo-
gy at Laurentian University, before
coming west in 1969 to work at
Tranquille hospital. He received
his master’s degree in social work
from UBC.

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