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NORRY FITZPATRICK, communications manager for the 1991
Census, displays environmentally friendly census forms.

BUSINESS BRIEFS

Surj
Rattan

BUSINESS GRIEFS

CENSUS TIME

TN THE next Canadian Census of
Population, to be held Jung 4th,
Statistics Canada expects to count
over 26 million Canadians in 10.2
million households.

“Protecting the environment is
a key factor in planning for the
1991 census,’” said Norry Fitz-
patrick, Statistics Canada regional
manager of communications. **To
accomplish the census we will use
approximately 25 million ques-
fionnaires. Ho these forms were
laid end-to-end, they would
stretch for 3,645 miles, from Van-
couver to Moncton, New
Brunswick.”

She added that the information
gathered in the census is viral vo
community planning at every level
and means real dollars in federal
government transfer payments to
each of the provinces.

A of the questionnaires are
printed on high quality recyclable
Paper which has been recom.
mended by recycling firms.

In addition, 80 per cent of all
envelopes for census question-
naires are made from recycled
Paper and Fitzpatrick said that
amounts to 192 toss of recycled
Paper.

Between May 27 and June 3,
census representatives wil deliver
questionnaires to every household
in Cunada. bitypatrick satd chat tt
any household is missed. the pro-

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vinees could stund to lose over
$600 per person per year.

Data gathered in the census is
used by businesses in planning to
focate in’ different communities
and by all leva of government in
planning for social. educational
and health services throughout
B.C. and the Yukon,

COLLEGE COUR

NORTH VANCOUVER’'S
Capilana College will) offer a
two-year post graduate diploma
program called the Asia Pacific
Management Co-op program eim-
ed at preparing business people
for careers in the Asia Pacific.

The college will hold two in-
formation meetings on the course.
The first one takes place April 24
from 7 to 9 p.m. in room ALI!
at the college's North Vancouver
campus, 2055 Purcell Way.

The second information meetu:z
will be held April 25 from 7 to 9
pm. oon the second floor of
Simon Fraser University’s Harbor
Centre, S15 West Hastings Street
in Vancouver.

For more information, call
986-1911.

BANK BOSS SPEAKS

ROYAL BANK of Canada chief
executive officer and chairman,
Allan Taylor, will address the Ca-
gadiun Club on Monday at 14:45
a.m. in the Park Ballroom of the
Four Seesons Hotel in downtown
Vancouver,

Yaylor’s career has spanned 42
years with the Royal Bank. He
started his career in his hometown
of Prince Afbert, Saskatchewan
and later spent 15 years on the in-
ternational side af the bank.

Committed to strengthening the
rapport between the academic and
business communities. Taylor was
a founding director of the Car-
porate Higher Education Forum,
a national vroup made up of 27
Wasersity presidents and about 358
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