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Welcome
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Two Libraries
Receive Collection of Noted Co-operator |
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 When
Ingalill Saxena contacted the BC Institute for Co-operative
Studies to ask its director, Ian
MacPherson, if the Institute would be interested in acquiring
the collection of books and papers of her late husband, Dr.
Suren K. Saxena, MacPherson was elated by her offer and over
the next few months ironed out the details with UVic; in late
2000 he was able to confirm with Mrs. Saxena that BCICS in
partnership with the University of Victoria would offer a
secure home for Dr. Saxena's books and papers. [Full
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'Co-ops
Mean Business' Conference to Showcase Provincial Co-op Movement |
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The British Columbia Institute for Co-operative
Studies will host the 'Co-ops Mean Business' conference 31
May-2 June 2001. The conference will bring together co-operators
from across the province, and from many different industries
and sectors, to discuss how co-operatives are being used to
maintain economic health while deepening the roots of social
responsibility.[Full
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Students
Discuss Need for Housing Co-ops |
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On 22 March 2001, UVic's co-op club, The
Co-operators, hosted a student housing co-operative symposium
in the University's Student Union Buildb>
The symposium
was facilitated by Ryan George, and introduced by Dr.
Ian MacPherson. Eric Guetschoff, West Coast Development
Officer for North American Students for Co-operation (NASCO)
gave a short history of the student co-operative movement,
and the development of NASCO. [Full
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Four
More Years !!! |
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BCICS, now just over a year old, has made
a very good beginning. Twenty research projects have been,
or are nearing completion; our list of published research
is growing quickly; nearly thirty students, most of them involved
in graduate studies, have received training as they have worked
within the Institute, six of them from the Faculty of Law,
meaning that they will have a heightened understanding of
co-operatives as they pursue their careers. [Full
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BCICS Website
Charts Progress of BC's Co-op Legislation |
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The British Columbia Institute of Co-operative
Studies Website now has a British Columbia Co-operative Legislation
Index. This section of the BCICS site provides clearly researched
links to relevant legislation pertaining to Co-operatives
and Credit Unions in the province of British Columbia and
the rest of Canada. [Full
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Website Update |
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A new feature on BCICS web site is a form
that lets visitors add their names to the Anthill mailing
list.
This interactive feature has been introduced as a way to better
streamline the distribution of hardcopy and e-mail versions
of the Anthill. [Full
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Spring 2001: V1 - I1
Summer 2001: V1 - I2
Fall 2001: V1 - I3
Fall 2002: V2 - I1
Spring 2003: V3 - I1
Fall 2004: V4 - I1
Spring 2005: V5 - I1
Fall 2005: V5 - I2
Spring 2006: V6 - I1
Fall 2006: V6 - I2
Fall 2007: V7 - I1
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