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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 2002
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo invites readers to submit letters on any subject. Letters must be signed with both address and phone number for verification. Mail to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110 or fax 250 788 9988. copyright held by the Echo.
April 2 2002 council briefs document Nicholson pressuring Ministry of Transportation to operate Bijoux Falls as rest stop with handicap washrooms. Letter questions park closures impact and private operation viability. NAAHTA funding up via tax rise slightly. Chetwynd to benefit marginally per household. 40th anniversary beautification tickets on sale and posters up. Council discusses coalition nonpolitical stance and hospital service with a 24 hour aim but possible changes. petition to keep Chetwynd Hospital open sent to premier health minister NHA meeting note and public info session set for April 10. Senior housing site planning to begin with contractor meetings March 25 and potential public/private partnership. Gas initiative report delayed with next council meeting expected.
Paquette writes to Saulteau First Nation members stressing the court case concerns three individuals, not the band, and urges patience as elections proceed without his resignation. He warns that band consequences could be severe if members vote, claiming band interests remain paramount.
The 1998 Family Fest theme Unlocking the Mind Body and Soul drew volunteers to activity centres and events. Gwen McKay led a Children’s Fashion Show and Tony McKee a Working Dog Demo while Alan John hosted the Snake Room. Don Titus students donated planters to Little Prairie Haven. prizes await entries.
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