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Mrs. Enigma

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Poem
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Brian Gets No U.I.C. He Quit and So On
Date: 
1993-03-01
Pages: 
23
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Summary: 
Poem
Keywords: 
Fiction; Poetry

I Refuse

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Poem
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Brian Gets No U.I.C. He Quit and So On
Date: 
1993-03-01
Pages: 
23
Collections: 
Summary: 
Poem
Keywords: 
Fiction; Poetry

More Police Sought For Safer Streets

Publication type (Carnegie): 
OTHER - Vancouver Sun: Article
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Brian Gets No U.I.C. He Quit and So On
Date: 
1993-03-01
Pages: 
24
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Summary: 
Article discussing Vancouver's need for more police protection in the Downtown Eastside. Highlights the need for more community involvement and advancement of police resources and gives brief analyzes of the developing sex trade within Vancouver.
Keywords: 
Victims of Crimes; Vancouver; Policing; Prostitution

Untitled

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Article
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Brian Gets No U.I.C. He Quit and So On
Date: 
1993-03-01
Pages: 
18
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Summary: 
Series of facts and statistics related to North American Free Trade Agreement and the debunking of its supposed aid to Mexico and low income Canadians.
Keywords: 
Political Ethics; Haiti, Canada, United States, Mexico, Chile; Free Trade; Globalization; NAFTA

Untitled

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Editorial
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Brian Gets No U.I.C. He Quit and So On
Date: 
1993-03-01
Pages: 
19
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Summary: 
Announcement from editor detailing the staff and structural changes of the Downtown Eastside Resident's Association. Taylor urges readers to organize argument for up and coming city council meetings by which DERA can execute some initial strategies for aiding residents of downtown Vancouver.
Keywords: 
Community Organization; Downtown Eastside; Victory Square; Downtown Eastside Hotels

Need Help?

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Advertisement
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Brian Gets No U.I.C. He Quit and So On
Date: 
1993-03-01
Pages: 
21
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Summary: 
Advertisement for Downtown Eastside Resident's Association listing services.
Keywords: 
Poor - Services For; Downtown Eastside; Downtown Eastside Hotels

Untitled

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Editorial
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Brian Gets No U.I.C. He Quit and So On
Date: 
1993-03-01
Pages: 
22
Collections: 
Summary: 
Article by Paul Taylor discussing the detriments of NAFTA and discusses several issues in which NAFTA needs to be redacted. Topics included Environmentalism, Employment, Social Programs, Women and Poverty.
Keywords: 
Globalization; Canada, Mexico, United States; Free Trade; NAFTA

Share The Economic Wealth

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Announcement
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Brian Gets No U.I.C. He Quit and So On
Date: 
1993-03-01
Pages: 
12
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Summary: 
Announcement on venue title 'Share the Economic Wealth' aimed at ending legislated poverty and aiding lower income families and residents of Vancouver. Meeting times and details provided with illustration.
Keywords: 
Community Development Urban; Carnegie Centre; Main Street; Poverty

Tax The Rich

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Article
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Brian Gets No U.I.C. He Quit and So On
Date: 
1993-03-01
Pages: 
13
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Summary: 
Article written in Question and Answer format. Various mock personalities answer questions about government policy, tax breaks for the wealthy and various disputes between the Canada's elite and the disproportionate number of poor citizens. Environmental issues discussed in addition to social marginality issues.
Keywords: 
Marginality, Social; Canada; Poverty; Environmentalism

Rich Dine On Tax Deductions

Publication type (Carnegie): 
Carnegie Newsletter: Article
Issue Title (Carnegie): 
Brian Gets No U.I.C. He Quit and So On
Date: 
1993-03-01
Pages: 
17
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Summary: 
Author criticizes Canadian legislation that allows tax deductions for Canada's wealthy elite. Indicates that while higher income earners receive tax deductions, other Federally funded programs, such as funding provided to First Nations gets redacted.
Keywords: 
Political Ethics; Canada; United States; Poverty; Aboriginal Funding

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