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TURDAY, OCTOBER 28 Activists in Old Strathcona march against Canada's presence in Afghanistan. The rally attracted a small crowd of about 100 people.
POSTAL PROTEST Dinning seem pleased as punch with things as they are GAS OR FOOD?
Oberg says Alberta’s gambling troubles have been “off the
‘T FIRST BLUSH, VANCOUVER POSTAL WORKERS REFUSING plate of Albertans for a long time,” while Dinning’s less than THE CHOICES FOR POLITICALLY CORRECT AND
fo deliver anti-gay literature seems like a fine and high minded inspiring response was simply, “I’m running for the leadership environmentally friendly consumers just keep getting more
. But consider what would happen if other members of our of the party. I won’t pretend to know all of the vexing issues complicated. U.S. activist Lester Brown, with the Earth Policy
ociety refused to do their job because of their beliefs. We don’t that the province faces.” Institute, warned that an increase in the use of bio-fuels (fuel
lave to go far outside the issue for an example. Should civil ser- derived from organic matter, like plants or animal waste) could
ants be able to refuse to marry gay couples? Maybe Canada increase world hunger.
ost should come up with a policy on hate mail, but in the COULD WE HAVE YOUR Isn’t the whole point of using corn, wheat or rice to fuel our
eantime let's remember that free speech applies to everyone, cars that they’re renewable? As in, we can grow more? Certain-
ot just those with whom we happen to agree. ATTENTION PLEASE ly, if the entire North American continent moved to bio-fuels all
at once (though hopefully one day...) we would be facing
THREE MEN GET SHOT TO DEATH IN A NIGHTCLUB, AND IT TURNS increased hunger. But that’s not likely to happen all at once.
OW, WITH MORE CASINOS out that their killers may not even have targeted them. It turns With the increased interest in those crops more farmers will
out, in fact, that this may have been the proverbial “random act likely come on board. It’s not a question of driving for some or
LIKE PLAYING CARDS.” SO SAID RALPH KLEIN IN SEPTEMBER. of violence.” eating for others, but how we're going to preserve the world’s
Well, with the opening of Alberta’s 18th casino last Thurs- The week before, three kids beat a homeless man to death environment for all.
ay, (the River Cree Resort and Casino on the Enoch reserve), downtown ARE YOU IN THE
Jein has one more place to throw away his own Ralphbucks The week before that, a crackhead psychopath stabs an 18 oll ELERELS TOO?
The province is on pace to build two more casinos in the next year-old to death in a housing project.
vo years, which will give our province the distinction of host- We're now on track to record our highest murder rate ever in
8 more dens of vice than any major city on the continent this city, and we already have the highest per-capita murder
des Las Vegas. rate of any Canadian city with a metro population over a mil-
d according to the Canadian Problem Gambling Index, 5.2 lion.
T cent of Albertans are problem gamblers, which puts them The causes and solutions here are too complex to probe ina
ioe tish for broken marriages, personal debt, and even punchy little news brief, so instead we'll jusi say, Hey! Stop
iicide. killing each other!
Yet some of our candidates for the provincial Tory leadership
strangely silent on the issue. (Maybe it’s the $1.3 billion in
enue the government brings in from VLTs and slot
ines every year).
ile Dave Hancock and Gary McPherson are at least
nowledging a problem, front-runners Lyle Oberg and Jim
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Boom city economics shapin g our built environment
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Compare that with Vancouver's last five years the city has taken
moxie, where developments are another look at the property and
very highly regulated and require acted as the developer in creating a
et in demand cbloem psaunchi eass taon gaitvrei usmo moert ha ipnagr kt atnog it-h e dbuesvienleosps mebunitl diwnigtsh. residential and
communities where they build. But Backstrom also points out the
But the city can’t do it all on its city doesn’t build that much and
own, he says. Developers and com- market forces play a big role in
munity groups must be consulted development.
and involved so that future build- So what if the economy does bust
ings fit the character of the neigh- in a big way? Well, hopefully better
bourhood and everyone under- planning will mean people can
stands the process. The province has spend less on gas. “Theoretically, if
a role to play as well. you create the opportunity for an
In the late 1970s, the province rec- enriched public life or community
ognized cities needed long range life, people are going to be more like
planning to handle the boom and ly to stick around,” Barker says.
picked up 75 per cent of the tab for While both Barker and Backstrom
Edmonton’s 1980 General Plan, says agree Edmonton can do more in
Barker. Currently, the province pro- directing development, the city is
vides some money for roads, but no still very young. “I think you alway:
money for planning. In the last have to remind yourself that cities
boom there were 13 planners work- evolve, and we are just now moving
ing on the new city plan. Now there into our second century and we've
starting this January are six and a half (one works part- now just about reached a million in
time), Barker says. population. Those are significant
While city planner Erik Backstrom thresholds,” Barker says.
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how incompetent the Americans allocated. He calculates that a U.S.
would be.” pullout, even with a $17 billion pa)
But incompetence is a side issue. ment, would save the U.S. $200 bil-
« The real problem is, and always has lion over the next two years, and |
been, that it is illegal—not to men- help restore America’s reputation
tion immoral—for a country to This should please everyone
invade another country, in other except those—like Dick Cheney’s |
words, to wage a war of aggression. old firm Halliburton—who have
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Earl Kolkenhoffer, vested oil bonanza on earth, in an “reconstruction.” Halliburton’s
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UH, IT'S A COLLAGE OF PICTURES “War is essentially an evil thing... To The Bush administration won't
OF VIKINGS. SEE, HERE'S TAYLOR... It's AN Epic initiate a war of aggression, there- pull out of Iraq because it doesn’t
INSTALLATION ! fore, is not only an international want to abandon the 14 permanen'
crime, it is the supreme internation- US. military bases it’s building
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{2 PRESENT- war crimes in that it contains within The Iraqi government is under |
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If the U.S. had a genuinely open investment and ownership.
GATH- media, there would be a ferocious None of this is mentioned in the
ERED debate raging about how to deal media’s endless commentary on ti
with the fact that Washington initi- war. What would wildly lucrative
ated a war of aggression that has profits for Big Oil have to do with
PHOORWT WIITL L TOW E MToRMANAS7 -! resulted in the deaths of tens of the U.S. involvement in Iraq?
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