Regional tourism workshop in Chetwynd plans growth
A joint workshop by Chetwynd Regional Tourism Community Plan and PRAHTA at Northern Lights College aims to create a strategy to boost tourism in the Peace River region. Ella Fraser Erma Stanonick and Rodd McCormick led discussions on outdoor recreation, industry tours, and attracting younger travelers to Alaska bound routes. PRAHTA serves nine communities north of Prince George to the Yukon border as the northern BC tourism board.
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Peace River
Alaska Highway Tourism Association
Prahta
Northern Lights College
Ella Fraser
Erma Stanonick
Northern B.C. Tourism Association
Rodd McCormick
Consider It Done Ltd
Alaska
Fraser
Vancouver
Vancouver Island
Cariboo
Okanagan
Thompson
North
Peace
Tourism Board
B.C
British Columbia raises minimum wage to 7.15 dollars
Premier Glen Clark announced the April 1 increase to 7.15 per hour, aimed at about 60,000 workers aged 25 and under. He framed the raise as part of youth support, tying it to Education and Career programs to expand opportunities and keep wages aligned with inflation.
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B.C
Glen Clark
Clark
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Chetwynd & District Leisure Pool
Isisure
Chetwynd
Cent of
British Columbia