Victim Witness Program Talk Highlights Chetwynd Efforts
Bernice Van Sickle outlined the RCMP CACAS police based Victim/Witness Assistance Program in Chetwynd at local Chamber and Merchants Association meetings in April 1989. Since January the program has 15 clients, six volunteers, and one paid coordinator delivering court prep accompaniment referrals and victim support.
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Chetwynd
RCMP
CACAS
Bernice van Sickle
General Chamber of Commerce
R&r Pizza
Chetwynd Merchants Assoc
Chetwynd Motor Inn
Quintette wins safety award for top BC mine in 1988
The Quintette coal mine at Tumbler Ridge in northeastern British Columbia earned the C Trophy for open pit mines with over 1,000,000 man hours in 1988, the second straight year for Quintette. Bullmoose mine won the B Trophy, while A Trophy went to five mines. Certificates of Achievement were given to several firms.
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Quintette
British Columbia
Jack Davis
Tumbler Ridge
B.C
Ian May
Bullmoose
Elkhorn- Westroc
Baymag
Blubber Bay
Pier Mac Sand and Gravel
Jack Cowe Ltd
Clayburn Industries
Nels Ostero Ltd
Valley Rite-Mix, Sechelt
RivTow Industries
Blackhams Construction
Chetwynd OKs Five-Star Community Award Program
At the April 4 1989 District of Chetwynd council meeting the town approved participation in the Five Star Community Award Program. The program aims to highlight efforts to integrate people with disabilities into community life and remove barriers to full participation.
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Accessibility program recognizes Canadian community efforts
The article discusses accessibility in Chetwynd and across Canada, noting challenges in mobility, housing, education, employment, and leisure for people with disabilities. It emphasizes social attitude shifts and practical design changes, highlighting a program that lets communities demonstrate commitment and earn recognition for progress, with clear program objectives.
Kunz Highlights Spirit of the North at Games Hostsites
Dianne Kunz spoke at the April 4 1989 chamber meeting about the Northern B C Winter Games to be hosted by Chetwynd Hudsons Hope and Tumbler Ridge in 1990 The event will feature about 27000 events and 2500 athletes from ages 9 to 92 over four days with an estimated cost of a quarter million dollars and projected revenue over 3 5 million The three communities plan to coordinate transportation and share facilities while noting donations from BC Bly and Alcan and a planned beach party in late May to support the games
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B.C
Alberta
Chetwynd Lodge No
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Elks Hall
Chetwynd Lodge 308
Emma Burtch
Chetwynd
Beaverlodge
Dawson Creek
Eaglesham
Fort Nelson
Fort St. John
Grande
Dianne Kunz
Peace Foothills
General Chamber of Commerce
R&r Pizza
Kunz
Rockies
Hudson’s Hope
Tumbler Ridge
B.c.bly
Alcan
Chetwynd Swimming Pool Society
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CSS
Wallace Driving School
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Steve Wallace
Maureen Gammon
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AEF
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