NDP Bill 51 Could Hit Secondary Highways in B C
Alan Horn reports that Bill 51, retroactive to April 1, ends the 40 percent shared funding for secondary highways, sparing major arterials like Highway 97 and the Trans-Canada. Last year 61 municipalities shared about 1.01 million dollars, but Hudsons Hope faces costs and possible tax hikes with little revenue from a small population.
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What a blast from the past headline note
A playful reflection on revisiting older memories and moments from earlier times, emphasizing nostalgia and surprise at familiar details resurfacing. It captures a lighthearted tone and invites shared reminiscence about bygone days.
Chetwynd High School Marks 40th Reunion Across Regions
A weekend gathering on August 13 brought about 400 alumni back to Chetwynd, reuniting former students from far and wide who had not seen each other in over a decade.
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