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Hope and Frustration  - Patricia Lee
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Clayoquot Remembered

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VICTORIA – Hundreds of people gathered at Clayoquot Sound last weekend to celebrate the fifth anniversary of what was perhaps the most pitched battle in the woods between the forest industry and environmentalists.

The story of that long, hot summer at Clayoquot Sound had almost receded into history, the events only dimly remembered by those who weren’t directly affected.

I had to teach the spell checker of my new laptop that Clayoquot was, indeed, a word. Those who showed up at the reunion, however, remembered only too well.

Today, Clayoquot Sound on Vancouver Island, is a quiet place. But five years ago, it became the decisive battle ground in the war over the preservation old-growth forests, a war that had been raging for some time.

  
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NDP offs Program
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A long time ago, like 20 years, a colleague of mine would, year after year, refuse to make a donation to the Community Chest, which you could do by payroll deduction.

Not that he was unaware of the need. He saw the relative poverty around him just as well as the rest of us. He knew that a lot of single mothers couldn’t possibly make ends meet. He knew that street kids, which were around even then, would probably be lost to society, unless someone or some charitable organization extended a helping hand to them.

He knew all that, but refused steadfastly to donate any money to ease the lot of all those people in need. His reason was: he didn’t have any use for charitable organizations. He was convinced that charitable groups gave government a convenient excuse not to live up to its obligations.
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