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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 22, 1981

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Filibuster praised as strength of Parliament by Oberle

Prince George Peace River MP Frank Oberle defended the Conservative filibuster in the House of Commons as evidence of Canada’s robust parliamentary system. He warned that opposition can be peaceful and that the public would vote at the ballot box if misused authority. Oberle cited court rulings and Trudeau’s proposals as factors shaped by the filibuster.

Frank Oberle Parliamnt Prince George Peace River House of Commons Canada Oberle Trudeau Newfoundland Court

Government employees issue 72 Hour strike notice

The B C Government Employees Union sends a 72 hour strike notice to the Legal Services Society after an 82 percent vote by 8 workers. A mediator meeting is set for Monday as talks over wages, with offers of 10 percent and 11 percent rejected as below inflation. Staff lawyers may honor picket lines if a strike occurs.

B.C Legal Services Society Ken Albertini Jake Adams B.C.G.E.U Isssue Adams Professional Employees Association

Chetwynd court expansion urged by minister and lawyers

Economic Development Minister Don Philips urged area lawyers to push for expanded court facilities in Chetwynd. He asked lawyers to present to the Attorney General a three to four year expansion plan and to reiterate needs, while the ministry will monitor and set a priority list based on necessity.

Don Philips Chetwynd Phillips E. Roy Cochrane

Public meeting on Chetwynd services and growth plans

A public meeting on April 21 at the Stagecoach Inn from 7 30 to 10 p m will discuss social and support services for Chetwynd and nearby areas amid rapid development and population growth Representatives from the Justice Institute the Ministry of the Attorney General the Ministry of the Solicitor General BC Police Commission and the RCMP Planning and Crime Prevention Division will attend Local community resources will be present and residents can share views and concerns

Chetwynd Justice Institute Ministry of the Attorney- General Ministry of the Solicitor-General B.C. Police Comission R.C.M.P. Planning and Crime Prevention Division Stagecoach Inn

Fort St John health review urged more beds and staff

Health Minister Jim Nielsen announced a February review led by Dr. Gerry Bonham of Fort St John health services following a BC Hydro social impact study. The report calls for reopening 15 hospital beds, adding doctors, training anesthetists, recruiting a speech therapist, and expanding mental health and addiction services while noting current public health staff limits amid rapid population growth.

Jim Nielsen Fort St. John B.C. Hydro Fort St. John’s Gerry Bonham Nielsen Fort St. John Hospital British Columbia Canada Vancouver

Local pilot's forced landing causes plane damage

Francis Wilson of Chetwynd faced a power loss after takeoff and made a forced landing on the rodeo grounds road near the McQueen farm. No injuries were reported to his wife Donna or their two children. The Cessna 180 owned by Westsilope Contracting sustained wing damage and will be inspected by Transport officials before repairs in Kamloops.

Fran Wilson Rodeo Grounds Department of Transport Francis Wilson Chetwynd Wilson McQueen Farm Donna Westsilope Contracting of

Administration Act amendment proposed to remove public bodies clause

The government plans to amend its Financial Administration Act to drop the section on financial accountability of public bodies following a task force report. The Union of British Columbia Municipalities urged excluding municipalities regional districts and the Municipal Finance Authority from the act’s defunded public bodies category.

The Goverment Union of British Columbia Municipalities Minister of Finance Provincial Municipal Finance Authority

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