Anita Strong

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  Published on: 2/28/2007    Last Visited: 3/1/2007  

  But Anita Strong, chairperson of the local chapter of the Council of Canadians, a group that advocates for the environment, said cars remain major contributors to global warming.
  
  "The whole internal-combustion engine has become the biggest driver of greenhouse gasses," she said.
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  Strong was skeptical of Ringdal's research.
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  Cars are only part of the corrosive automobile industry, Strong said.Vehicles are fed by a corrosive oil industry and produced by huge car manufacturing plants that contribute significantly to global warming, she said.
  
  "When you look at the energy to produce this fleet, it boggles the mind," she said.
  
  Ringdal's tour comes following the throne speech that outlined a green path for B.C. in the coming years.
  
  "We're very pleased with that turn of events," he said, adding the auto industry has been promoting green energy for the past 20 years.
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  Taking old cars off the road is not the solution, Strong said.

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  Mike Hanson is a former radio reporter, while Anita Strong is the owner of a small business and co-founder of the Kamloops chapter of the Council of Canadians.

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  "The Council of Canadians wants Canada to become more independent of American, foreign, and military policy," explains Anita Strong, Chair of the Kamloops Chapter of Council of Canadians "I think that by educating with means such as this event, they will be more inclined to put pressure on the government.

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  Kamloops Food Bank and Outreach Society executive director Sharon Hartline, left, receives a basket full of community toonies worth $210 dollars from Anita Strong, chairwoman of the Council of Canadians on Tuesday.

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  And in addition, since The Smorgasbord is owned by Dalton & Anita Strong, it is part and parcel of Country Garden Greenhouse so all the lovely plants and accessories for gardening are available to you without leaving the store.

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  Anita Strong, chair of the local chapter of the Council of Canadians and a contender for the NDP nomination for the Kamloops-North Thompson riding, helped organize the protest.In her speech, she chastised the federal government for cutting services.

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  Anita Strong announced Wednes day she will seek the NDP nomination in Kamloops North Thompson.Described as a passionate social activist, Strong is a co-founder of the local chapter of the Council of Canadians.Strong and her partner, Dalton, own and operate The Smorgasbord Deli and Country Garden Greenhouse.

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  Anita StrongCouncil of CanadiansKamloops Chapter

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  Mike Hanson is a former radio reporter, while Anita Strong is the owner of a small business and co-founder of the Kamloops chapter of the Council of Canadians.

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  Published on: 6/29/2007    Last Visited: 6/30/2007  

  Kamloops Council chairwoman Anita Strong said members are pleased with their inclusion.
  
  "We've asked for the same things we've always asked," said Strong.
  
  "We were totally surprised . . . finally they said OK."
  
  The Council has been in operation in Kamloops for 10 years, since Strong and her husband opened a local chapter.
  
  The Council's Canada Day festivities will include a Canadian-invented game called Crokinole, Canadian trivia, a book sale and a table of Canadian inventions.
  
  Information on the Council will also be available.
  
  "We're looking forward to being part of Kamloops' Canada Day celebrations â€" finally."Strong told Kamloops This Week.

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