Impaired Driving Offences Under the Criminal Code
The police community report explains impaired driving penalties under Sec 234. A first offence carries a fine up to 2000 or 6 months in jail or both. a second offence brings up to a year in prison with 14 days minimum. subsequent offences carry up to two years with a three month minimum. It notes that either alcohol or a drug can be involved and that care and control applies even when not driving. Next week covers breathalyzer demands and Driving With Over .08. Chetwynd Detachment RCMP.
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Chetwynd Detachment
R.C.M.P
Burning permits required for outdoor fires in B C
Victoria B C burning permits will be needed for outdoor fires starting April 14 the BC Forest Service announced free permits are available at 100 Forest Ranger stations permits not required for campfires permits cover industrial fires and outdoor rubbish burning outside municipal boundaries issued project by project with fines for noncompliance the Forest Service controls fire protection on forest land and may refuse permits during high hazard periods
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Victoria
B.C
British Columbia
B.C. Forest Service
Forest Service
Don Owen
Chetwynd Elks Host Pancake Breakfast and Jamboree Dance
Morning pancake breakfast open to all marks the start of a jamboree themed friendship in square dancing. Hosts Chetwynd Fort St. John and Dawson Creek clubs invite out-of-town dancers to join in observing the event. The article also notes the word cream derives from French and Middle English roots.
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Chetwynd Elks
Chetwynd
Fort St. John
Dawson Creek
Boy Scouts
Elks Hall
Elks
Westlander Homes Ltd
Pearls from oysters and cultured forms explored
The text contrasts natural and artificial pearls, explaining how genuine lustre comes from nacre layers manufactured by oysters. It notes cultured pearls emerged in quantity after Japanese development in 1909, with X-ray as a test, and describes the care and expense involved in pearl culturing.
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Japan
Antique course begins tonight at Chetwynd School
Tonight marks the start of the Antique Awareness course from 7:30 to 9:30 PM in Room 10 at Chetwynd Secondary School. A minimum of eight students is required to proceed, with registration at the College office in Chetwynd and Canada Manpower forms available there.
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Chetwynd Secondary School
Chetwynd
Dawson Creek
Canada
College Regis
Juvenile Theft and Vandalism Case at Esso Station
Court report dated March 24, 1977 notes a juvenile charged with two counts theft over 200 and Wilful Damage plus two counts mischief and break and enter theft. Probation six months and indefinite child welfare placement given. adjudication concurrent. Incident involved theft at Chetwynd 5 to $1.00 Store and damage to windows, adding machine, and offices. Also mentions sunglasses theft and post office window damage.
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Esso Station
Chetwynd
Human Resources Office
Dams debate and community notes from Moberly Lake area
Local items report road closures from Log Cabin station to the Yukon border to curb hunting and boost safety. Reports name hospitalizations, residents visiting Edmonton, and Royal Purple Lodge delegates attending a Chetwynd convention. A meeting in Chetwynd discusses Sites C and E dams with slides and a Thurber Report summary.
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Log Cabin
Yukon
Moberly Lake
Royal Purple Lodge
Chetwynd School
Darlene Evans
Marie Rohel
Rose- Marie
Marian Parker
Chetwynd
C and E
Doreen Greenwood
Hudson’s Hope
Thurber
Bob Menzies
Menzies
Niagara Falls
Italy
France
Ice rink to switch gear for summer season work
Ice facility wraps up winter with ice removal and deck remodeling aims to cut maintenance in half. Summer plan includes new decking, water spillage fixes, and extensive upgrades such as fans, lights, chlorine room, storage extension, and painting to refresh dressing rooms, bleachers, and exits.
Ottawa Irsed Bond Interest Here to Demand SIN Numbers
Canadian residents cashing bond interest coupons must provide a correct social insurance number or face a 29 percent withholding tax on the interest.Minister Monique Begin notes the change aims to curb underreporting, with banks and other institutions requiring SINs when cashing bonds. Those lacking a valid SIN will have 25 percent withheld, plus the coupon’s full amount. Applicants must present birth or baptismal certificates and secondary ID to obtain a SIN, via post offices or unemployment/tax offices.
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Ottawa
Canada
Monique Begin
National Revenue
Revenue Canada
Unemployment Insurance Commission
Know your police better: Cst Tim Boal profile
Cst Tim Boal, 25, has spent two years in Chetwynd after five years with the RCMP. Previously stationed in Prince George, Fraser Lake, and Hudson Hope, he plans to advance to the RCMP Police Service Dog Section and become a dog master. He enjoys winter parties and summer camping.
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Cst
Tim Boal
Chetwynd
Tim
RCMP
Prince George
Fraser Lake
Hudson Hope
Rcmp Police Service
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Bunne Hoffman
Police Community Report
Cresme
Craime
Creme
Florence Gauthier
Sam Calliou
Josephine Walker
Joe Myhoose
Edmonton
Galena
Ray Allison
That City
Fred Blandins
Ted Marion
Fred
Mrs
Marie Rachel
Greenwoods
T. Lt
Agriculture Canada
Swift Current
Wally Nicholaichuk
Knight Drafting Services
Hart Highway
Ray Watt
George Unrau
Gordon Turberfield
Martin Accounting
Pacific
Pacific 66 Bulk Distributor
Chetwynd, Hudson Hope & N.E. B.C
Vern Braaten
Box 910
Chetwynd, B.C
John Jackman
Little Giant Figure Skating Club
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