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VANCOUVER — Via Rail has joined discussions with the British Columbia government, First Nations and social service agencies to offer rock-bottom fares to "vulnerable'' people who can't afford to travel along the so-called Highway of Tears.
The railway is collaborating with mayors and multiple groups to determine the criteria for $5 fares along a northern B.C. corridor where 18 girls and women have been murdered or have disappeared since the 1970s.
In June, following a decade of pleas from women's groups and First Nations, B.C. Transportation Minister Todd Stone announced that bus service would begin in the area by the end of the year.
Chief Joseph Bevan of the Kitselas First Nation near Terrace said he's part of an advisory group concerned about the safety of people along the 750-kilometre route and that it came together for regular meetings last November after months of discussions.
Via Rail is in talks with the British Columbia government, First Nations, and social services agencies to help 'vulnerable' people travel along the province's so-called 'Highway of Tears'. (Photo: Canadian Press)
He said it's common for people to take a risk and hitchhike in the notorious area because they're too poor to take the train or a Greyhound bus.
"It's non-aboriginals as well. It's everyone who is on social assistance, people with disabilities, who are having trouble moving around. It makes them vulnerable when they're jumping into a vehicle with somebody else.''
Bevan said that at a meeting in March, a Via Rail official made the proposal to offer a $5 fare along the highway that stretches between Prince Rupert and Prince George.
"It's non-aboriginals as well. It's everyone who is on social assistance, people with disabilities, who are having trouble moving around."
Michael Woelcke, the railway's general manager for remote services, said in minutes of the meeting held in Prince George on March 30 that the company would offer the low fare "regardless of origin or destination along the route.''
He said Via Rail provides train service three times a week between Prince Rupert and Prince George, and it's open to suggestions on determining eligibility for the $5 fare that would be available to "at risk'' and "vulnerable'' people including youth and "elders.''
"We need to identify who would qualify for this program, as we cannot provide everyone with these reduced fares,'' he said in the minutes.
Woelcke said a minimum $75 one-way fare would be reduced by a third for aboriginal passengers.
Woelcke was not available for comment, and the company said an official would provide details if and when an arrangement is worked out with the province.
Via Rail said in an emailed statement that a discounted fare for "vulnerable'' people is one of the options being studied and that discussions with the Transportation Ministry and the advisory group are ongoing.
Highway 16 near Prince George, B.C. is shown on Oct. 8, 2012. (Photo: Jonathan Hayward/Canadian Press)
The ministry said interconnectivity of services along Highway 16 has been part of discussions and that Via Rail was included to determine what role it could play to increase transportation options.
"We continue to engage with Via Rail on the idea of offering a discounted train fare to vulnerable First Nations people,'' the ministry said.
The group is slated to meet again next month.
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The route provides the main transportation link to and from remote First Nations villages located off the main highway.
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|Desert Mice
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|Alfred Marks
Sid James
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|Ken Hodges
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|85 mins
|United Kingdom
Desert Mice is a 1959 British comedy film featuring Alfred Marks, Sid James, Dora Bryan, Irene Handl, John Le Mesurier and Liz Fraser. A group of ENSA entertainers with the British army in the North Africa desert during the Second World War thwart a Nazi plan. The title is a play on the Desert Rats.
- Alfred Marks as Major Poskett
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- Kenneth Fortescue as Peter
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- Marius Goring as German Major
- Anthony Bushell as Plunkett
- George Rose as Popados
- Alan Tilvern as German Captain
- John Le Mesurier as Staff Colonel
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ABC's Uncle Buck TV Show Trailer Starring Mike Epps
Mike Epps stars as an immature relative tasked with watching his brother's kids for a weekend in the first trailer for ABC's Uncle Buck.
— by Brian Gallagher
First Look at ABC's Uncle Buck TV Show
Mike Epps stars as the title character on ABC's Uncle Buck reboot, which was just given a series order earlier today.
— by Brian Gallagher
Mike Epps Is Uncle Buck in ABC TV Reboot
Mike Epps takes the lead role in the new ABC comedy Uncle Buck, based on the classic John Hughes movie from 1989.
— by B. Alan Orange
Uncle Buck TV Show Upsets John Candy and John Hughes Estates
The families of John Hughes and John Candy are not happy about the planned Uncle Buck TV show, and want it stopped.
— by B. Alan Orange
Uncle Buck TV Show Reboot Happening at ABC
The 1989 John Hughes comedy Uncle Buck is getting its second TV show with a multi-camera comedy from the producer of Ride Along.
— by B. Alan Orange
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14 recipes by rose❀
- Refreshing Grapefruit and Daikon Radish SaladGrapefruit is so juicy and refreshing. They're delicious when well-chilled.Daikon radish, Grapefruit (pink), Zucchini, Olive oil, Wine vinegar or lemon juice, Honey or sugar, Salt and pepper
- Pork, Greens, Atsuage in Oyster SauceIt's a quick and easy dish! The atsuage makes this dish very filling, and its flavor goes very well with plain rice.Pork (offcuts), Green vegetables (komatsuna, bok choy etc...), Atsuage, Ginger, Sake, Soy sauce, Katakuriko
- Soy Milk Soup with Lots of Chinese CabbageA healthy and mildly flavored soy milk soup that's packed with Chinese cabbage. It's so cozy and heartwarming.Chinese cabbage, Wiener sausage (or bacon), Shimeji mushrooms, Broccoli, Corn kernels, Chicken soup stock granules, Water
- Simmered Pea Shoots and AburaageThe light crispness of pea sprouts simmered with the rich taste of abura-age is a perfect match. This is an easy recipe for a quick side dish.Pea sprouts, Abura-age, Dashi stock, Sugar, Mirin, Soy sauce
- Persimmon & Maple Syrup YogurtMix persimmon and maple syrup for the yogurt topping. Simple and delicious for dessert.Plain yogurt, Persimmon, Maple syrup (or honey)
- Chilled Zucchini SoupA refreshing, smooth chilled soup for the summer that goes down easy.Zucchini, Onion, Water, Soy milk (or milk), Consomme soup stock granules, Olive oil, Salt and pepper
- Broccolini and Egg Dressed in Tuna-MayonnaiseThis recipe hits the bullseye, even if you use broccoli. The tuna-mayo and boiled egg bring out a western flair to the dish. The bitterness from the broccolini is mellowed.Broccolini (or broccoli), Boiled egg, Canned tuna, Mayonnaise, Grainy mustard, Salt and pepper
- Cured Ham on Toast With Persimmon and Cottage CheeseThese toasted bites can be served as an appetizer. Persimmon, cottage cheese and cured ham go really well together!Baguette, Persimmon, Lemon juice, Cottage cheese, Cured ham, Lettuce, Olive oil