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The
H.C.
Pr)gressive
Conservative
Party
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implement
the
Fleet
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Power
Act
in
accordance
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with
the
origiral
intention
of
the
Jjeui'l.-iliim,
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to
provide
power
and
light
to
our
rural
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toil!
eliminate
the
prolileni
of
AGRICULTURE
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advocate
a
reorganisation
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make
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services
of
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department,
particularly
EDUCATION
COSTS
in
the
information
field,
more
widely
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PLEDGE
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of
liool
'insl
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with
a
view
to
elTecl
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a
more
emiilaltlc
litrilnition
of
the
Province'
con
tri
hut
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met
it
to
make
the
Prairie
Farm
lichalilitittiiu(
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,
Act
applicable
to
the
whole
of
It.
C,
so
llial
our.
fertile
but
undeveloped
agricultural
arca-t
inn
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brought
under
irrigation
or
be
reclaimed
PROVINCIAL-MUNICIPAL
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B.C.
Progressive
Conservative
Parly
is
pledged
to
eareful,
efTieient
and
lionest
administration
anil
to
eonrageoiis
develoment
of
the
God-given
and
mateliless
resources
of
this
province
for
the
henefit
"
f
all
our
people.
We
will
protect
freedom
and
enlarge
opportunity
TAXATION
REFORM...
The
K.C.
Progressive
('onservalive
Parly
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FOREST
MANAGEMENT
.
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W
e
toill
appoint
at
once
a
ComtniHMion
of
Inquiry
l
review
the
present
Forent
Management
Policy
in
order
to
make
reeommcnlalimiH
an
to
how:
(a)
to
etiMiire
perpetual
yield
of
our
forests;
(b)
to
provide
adequate
opportunity
for
flmall
logger,
mill
operalnrH
and
all
other
who
desire
to
line
an
develop
the
fret
renourees
of
the
Province;
(e)
to
Bafcjiuard
for
the
pidilin
the
mining,
power,
fishing
and
recreational
resource
within
all
management
licence
areas.
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paymeni
oi
grams
in
an
areas
unrre
im-m
y''jr
Provincial
Government
real
property.
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LABOR-MANAGEMENT
RELATIONS...!
The
H.C.
Progressive
Conservative
Party
is
pledged
to
give
consideration
to
the
reports
of
the
Industrial
(Conciliation
Act
Inquiry
Hoard
ItejMirt,
and
to
the
rejMirt
by
Chief
Justice
Sloan
on
the
Workmen"
Omipeiisation
Act,
at
the
next
session
of
the
lor
the
individual
as
natural
rights
of
alt
those
who
dwell
within
our
borders
today,
and
as
a
heritage
for
generations
to
come.
The
B.C.
Progressive
Conservative
Party
believes
that
the
welfare
of
the
people
is
best
assured
by
a
minimum
of
compulsion
by
governments;
that
the
increasing
intrusion
of
government
authority
into
the
private
affairs
of
the
individual
must
be
curbed;
that
the
growth
of
bureaucratic
controls
brings
burdensome
and
destructive
taxation,
and
endangers
the
freedom
of
all
our
people.
The
life
of
our
province
is
the
sum
of
the
daily
effort
of
all
those
who
toil
in
mill
or
mine,
factory,
field
or
forest;
in
office.
shop,
school
or
home,
and
in
the
many
other
pursuits
of
our
people.
For
all
of
them,
the
opportunity
to
work
and
save,
to
win
advancement
by
ability
and
application,
to
found
and
maintain
families,
to
find
happiness
and
contentment,
are
of
prime
importance.
To
achieve
these
aims,
we
pledge
ourselves
to
ileal
reasonably
and
justly
with
the
problems
of
all
our
people,
to
ensure
equality
of
opportunity
to
all
our
citizens,
to
preserve
freedom
and
to
o;pose
monopoly.
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be
B.C.
Progressive
Conservative
Party
pledges
itself
to
support
in
every
way
these
principles
and
the
actions
outlined
in
its
platform.
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HIGHWAYS...
W.S
We
propone
to
continue
anil
to
accelerate
the
highway
program
laid
down
hy
the
Conservative
Section
of
the
Coalition
in
1913,
which
has
been
legislature,
in
the
Ik-sI
uitereU
of
Labor,
wtwnmfrs
and
industry.
EXPORT
TRADE
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carried
out
conliniioiiHly
Mince
then.
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The
B.C.
Progressive
Conservative
Party
Is
deeply
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cni-erned
over
the
deterioration
of
condition
The
H.C
Progressive
Conservative
Party
will
reduce
the
cost
of
license
fees
on
all
private
passenger
automobiles
by
30
from
the
present
prevailing
license
fee.
PACIFIC
GREAT
EASTERN
.
Jl
in
our
basic
industries
in
Hrilish
ColnmlHa
,jf
o
loss
of
export
trade.
It
is
the
firm
belief
anil
'determination
of
the
Party
that
some
ineim-i
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La
r,......l
in
uimidifv
financial
RAILWAY
.
arrangements
between
the
dollar
and
sterliiiH
areas
of
the
(Commonwealth
and
other
nt"""-The
Progressive
Conservative
Party
will
its
Its
best
efforts
to
bring
about
a
belteruieut
of
trade
within
the
Commonwealth.
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H.C.
t'rogrvssive
Conservative
Party
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As
proposed
by
the.
Conservative
Parly
niWuVrs
in
the
Legislature,
immediately
on
forming
a
Government,
vvc
fchall
proceed
to
extend
the
P.G.L.
into
North
Vancouver,
with
the
final
object
in
view
of
extending
the
railway
from
Prince
George,
into
the
Peace
River
area.
SEPARATE
SCHOOLS...
sin
The
B.C.
Progressive
Conservative
Party
believe
in
the
democratic
systom
of
tion-seclarinn
schools
as
at
present
established
hy
law
in
thf
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Conservative
Party
stands
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for
local
option.
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