Fewer jobs

WEATHER MIGHT have played a part in the lower num- bers of jobs available for students this year, speculated stu- dent employment officer Glenys George.

The office posted 216 permanent and casual summer jobs, down from 260 last summer.

The great majority of those were casual jobs, said George, and paid an average of $8 per hour.

The focus of student employment centres across the pro- vince has changed over the last ten years towards casual, rather than permanent jobs.

Many of the jobs were outdoor work, such as mowing lawns, weeding and picking fruit.

When the weather was nice these jobs came pouring in, said George, but unfortunately this summer didn’t provide too many nice days.

There were also a number of inside renovation jobs available, such as a stripping wallpaper and removing linoleum.

It was mostly high school students who were interested in the jobs, added George.

The student employment office shut down on Wednes- day last week, to allow students time to prepare for going

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The city's planning com- mittee is recommending council approve developer Vista View Holdings’ re- quest to rezone land on the north side of Kitselas Road from AR2 rural to RI single-family residential.

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