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Lecture marks Women’s Day

NOTED HUMAN rights activist
and former Equal Employment
Officer for Vancouver City,
Shelagh Day, will give the second
Mary Catherine Paterson Memori-
al Lecture at Capilano College on
International Women’s Day,
March 8.

Her subject is women’s equality
rights in the Charter.

Since her graduation with an
MA in English Literature trom
Harvard, Day has been con-
tinuously involved in human
rights. She has been president of
LEAF, the Women’s Legal Educa-
tion and Action Fund, director of
the Saskatchewan Human Rights
Commission, and Human Rights
Officer for the B.C. Ministry of

Labour,
Day is co-author of Canadian

Charter Equality Rights for
Women: One Step Forward or
Two Steps Back?, a report
published late last year by the Ca-
nadian Advisory Council on the
Status of Women.

Day’s speech, Women's Legal
Rights in the 1990s: Progress and
Resistance, will take place in the
All College Lounge, Room AI1I7,
Thursday, March 8, at 7:30 p.m.

The lecture is free and open to
the public.

The lecture is being presented in

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Northmount Pharmacy's ad
of March 4, 1990 should
have read Special Offer

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Correction Notice
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Appearing Wed., March 7, 1990
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12 - Wednesday, March 7. 19S0 - North Share News

THE PROVINCIAL government's $34-million plan to
double the holding capacity of the Horseshoe Bay termi-
nai has met with both cheers and jeers. The plan includes
a four-storey parkade for 750 cars and a double-deck
vehicle hojding area for 1,500 cars. In addition, the
Socreds are putting in a ferry on the new Tsawwassen to
Nanaimo route every four hours to further alleviate the

What do you think of plans for ferry terminal?

pressure on Horseshoe Bay. Supporters of the plan say it
will ease congestion on the highway, backed up at times
as far as West Bay. But others argue the face-lift won't
actually help the ferries move people any faster out of the
bay. Sinking money into a terminal that can’t cope with
another ship is not the answer, (hey say.

Bert Grant
North Vancouver
It’s a step forward.

Mrs. E. Procter
West Vancouver
i think it’s a good idea. I

A.E. Mitchell
Wesi Vancouver
I think it’s good because I

M. Bakich
West Vancouver
In some ways it’s good,

L. Hemminger
North Vancouver
We need one more ferry

from Horseshoe Bay to don't wantto drive out to but onthe other hand it’s think it’ll make conges- Unless they move the
help people arrive on time Tsawwassen. But it’s not going to become very tion better because it terminal to a superior
for appointments. going to speed up the crowded. We already won’t be piled up on the location ~~ and | don’t
They’re going to have to traffic unless they bring have problems with con- highway. know if there is one —

do it sooner or later. in more ferries. gestion on the bridge. then improving Horse-
shoe Bay is the answer.

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