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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Apr 22, 2003

Page

5

Chetwynd Echo invites reader letters to editor

The Chetwynd Echo welcomes letters on any subject and will edit for clarity and legal compliance. Signed letters only will be published, and authors must provide a verifiable address and phone number for confirmation. Mail or fax instructions and copyright notice are provided.

The Chetwynd Echo

Council votes to seek funding for Aboriginal Friendship Centres program

The council voted to forward a request to the Department of Canadian Heritage for cabinet approval to expand funding for the Aboriginal Friendship Centres program by five million dollars and to renew the Aboriginal Languages Initiative. Tansi Friendship Centre would be invited to periodic updates.

Dept. of Canadian Heritage

Local First Nations Eyed Joint Forest Tenure Plan

Mayor Evan Saugstad outlines discussions with West Moberly First Nations and Saulteau to jointly hold forest tenure. Potential gains include increased Dawson Creek TSA AAC of 127000 m3 and reallocation of 200000 m3 from Canfor and West Fraser. Details pending council approvals and provincial policy.

District of Willson Dokie West Moberly Dawson Creek TSA Canfor West Fraser Ministry of Forests Dawson Creek Forest District Saulteau Chetwynd

Chetwynd Public Workshop on Land Use Set for May 13

Councillor Bob Nicholson announced a Chetwynd Rural Community Land Use Plan and Zoning workshop at the Rec Centre on May 13 at 6 30 p.m. PRRD will seek a Forests Ministry briefing on beetle damaged timber. Wayne Rose noted signage improvements and a proposed slogan First in the Peace. A public meeting for the Finance Strategy is set for April 23 at 4 30 p.m. in council chambers with final adoption on May 6.

Bob Nicholson Chetwynd Rec PRRD Ministry of Forests Wayne Rose Finance Strategy

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