for lying before the election, and ordered him he pays $20,000
toward the cost of a by-election.
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Kill the HST. A British Columbia Initiative petition to kill the
proposed 12% Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) on virtually all goods and services in BC, has been approved by Elections BC, former
Premier, Fight HST leader and petition applicant Bill Vander Zalm announced Thursday. Vander Zalm is currently travelling on business in California but issued a statement: “The citizen’s Initiative
petition is our first move and it is the people’s opportunity to tell the governments that we are still a democracy
and not totally an elected dictatorship,” Vander Zalm said. “The Initiative is also the people’s opportunity
to kill the HST.”
FightHST.com HARMONIZED TAX (HST) IS THE LAST THING WE NEED IN BC. We need some sustainable jobs ( creating
income tax and consumer spending, and not another crippling tax). The HST means, starting July 1, 2010, consumers will
be paying an extra seven per cent for some goods they weren’t required to pay PST for before, such as restaurant meals,
bicycles and haircuts, to name just a few. .
Finance Minister Colin Hansen took on the ultimate fighter role Friday afternoon as he vowed to go mano-a-mano with his detractors in the tussle over the
contentious taxation.Hansen said at a hastily called media conference following the anti-HST rally in downtown Vancouver that
was attended by about 5,000 people. Hansen called Vander Zalm "a discredited former premier" with an axe to grind.
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Judge unseats White Rock Coun. Coleridge for lying before the election. Supreme Court Judge Laura Gerow ruled this week, is reason to declare the 20-year White Rock councillor’s re-election
last fall invalid, effective immediately. In reasons for judgment released Tuesday, Gerow declared the embattled Coleridge’s
council seat vacant, and ordered he pay $20,000 toward the cost of a byelection. Did Premier Gordon Campbell lied to us about
the HST before the last election? Did Mayor Will Hansma lied to Spallumcheen voters before the election in 2008?
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The majority of the H1N1 flu virus cases in British Columbia have been relatively mild and were detected by the Province’s robust and responsive public
health surveillance system. The Province is prepared for a potential resurgence of the virus moving into the fall and winter
flu season. Situation Update Each week CDC analyzes information about influenza disease activity in the United States and publishes findings of key flu
indicators in a report called FluView.
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Mercedes-Benz plans to use the lithium ion batteries in the S 400 BlueHYBRID, which is powered by a 299 horsepower engine, that could offer fuel economy of 30 miles to the gallon. Daimler said this
would make it "the world's most economical luxury sedan, unrivaled by any gasoline, diesel, or hybrid drive system offered
by any competitor."
Sodium and your Health About 42 million adults, 20 percent of the population, have persistent high blood pressure (hypertension). About half of
those with high blood pressure are sensitive to sodium and can reduce blood pressure by reducing sodium. Although some people
can consume excessive levels of sodium without increased blood pressure, many cannot. Other risk factors for high blood pressure
include excess weight, alcohol consumption, and a family history of high blood pressure.
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Stem cell transplants may free type I diabetics of the need for insulin injections, according to a small study in which 20 of 23 patients became insulin-free for up to four years. The study, published in
the Journal of the American Medical Association, involved injecting people with stem cells made from their bone marrow cells [Reuters].
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Where on Earth can our energy-hungry society
turn to replace oil, coal, and natural gas? Scientists are racing to perfect greener sources of energy to improve the environment and reduce dependence on oil and other fossil fuels. Some predict a hydrogen economy.
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HEALTH
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of information on alternative medicine, but it's important to be fully informed about the pros and cons of an alternative
therapy or remedy before trying it.
Listening to music and readind books can trigger reasons about life.
- Politics may important, but we should take time to enjoy treasurers life has to offer. "Guenter Rieger"
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Music which I enjoy.
Guenter Rieger,Mayor 1989
to1996
The pursuit of truth in politics, health,
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Flashback 1989 to1996
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The
Township of Spallumcheen
Spallumcheen, a farming community nestled in the North Okanangan, is the largest municipality in southeast
British Columbia. Spallumcheen was incorporated on July 21, 1892 and covers over 64,000 acres of farmland. The city of Armstrong,
an independent community incorporated in 1913, is situated in middle of Spallumcheen. Since that time, we have two independent
communities, or two legal entities. Both communities have independent administrations, mayors and councils. Both communities,
Spallumcheen and the City of Armstrong, sharing many responsibilities together, like the Armstrong-Spallumcheen Fire-Department, the Armstrong-Spallumcheen Park &Recreation Commission and many others. This is also applicable to almost all our service
and social clubs. Members of both communities work very hard together, by serving both communities. In the summer time residents
and tourists can buy produce and crafts from Spallumcheen and Armstrong farmers and residents, - visit - , at the Armstrong Farmer’s market, whichis a weekly attraction every Saturday. Just visit the web site of the Armstrong – Spallumcheen Chamber of Commerce
It was a privilege and honor serving the Township of Spallumcheen for two terms as mayor from 1989
to 1996. During my term, fiscal management made it possible, that residential tax rates did not increased. During my
term Spallumcheen taxpayers enjoyed the lowest tax rate in British Columbia, without losing any existing services. According
to historians, I was the first Canadian, living only 5 years in Canada, being elected as mayor of a community.
Spallumcheen Centennial Celebration in 1992. The Centennial was a year to remember for Spallumcheen and Armstrong residents. Residents of both communities participated. The Centennial
parade was a highlight during the celebration. Former residents of Spallumcheen were present traveling from far away,
and council and volunteers made it a success.
Spallumcheen residents Ron Hitt celebrated his 99h birthday during the Centennial year. Mayor Guenter
Rieger, his wife Regina and the Hulcar Ladies congratulate Mr. Hitt on his special day. A special tee afternoon was held at
Hulcar hall.
SECOUND TERM 1993 Mayor Guenter Rieger,
re-elected for a second term as Mayor for the Township of Spallumcheen. News paper reprint: The community has spoken. "Mayor
Guenter Rieger was the only incumbent mayor in British Columbia re-elected, with a brand new Council. Mayor Guenter Rieger
with his brand new Council stearing ahead.... Congratulations, and all the best for Spallumcheen Council 1993-1996.
A new direction for Spallumcheen. The new council wasted little time in getting things done. Council
passed several motions, including a motion to support the principle of Recall and Referendum, a process Mayor Rieger lobbied
unsuccessfully for in his previous term. " A Very significant step for community involvement is the step to offer
Spallumcheen taxpayers Citizens Initiative Referendum and Recall, Mayor Guenter Rieger said in his inauguarl address."
This council will go into Canadian history, since Spallumcheen will be one of the first community in Canada to make such an
important move."...
Minister of Municipal Affairs Darlene Mazari presented Mayor Guenter Rieger a check for the Township of Spallumcheen. The Grant can be used to identify solutions and possible restructuring for 17 independent
water districts supplying residents and farmers with water. The Minister and staff provided of lot of support to the Township,
by helping and identifying the role of water districts.
During his administration many companies were re-located to Spallumcheen's industrial park. This provided
more than 400 jobs, almost 9% of Spallumcheen's population.The expansion of the existing and new industrial park will guarantee
Spallumcheen taxpayers a healthy tax base for the years ahead. The Road Inventory Study, completed in October of 1996,
examined all roadway segments in Spallumcheen and developed a raod maintenance and upgrading plan for the 240 km roads in
Spallumcheen. This was the first road inventory study in Spallumcheen's history.
Confidence: You gain strength, courage, and confidence by every experience in which you
really stop to look fear in the face. You must do the thing which you think you cannot do. "Eleanor Roosevelt"
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