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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 08, 1989

Page

2

Speeding Awareness Campaign Targets BC Drivers

ICBC and RCMP launch a Speeding Awareness campaign from August 26 to September 8 across several BC regions. The initiative cites speeding as a primary factor in over 5,100 accidents in 1988 with more than 6,000 casualties, urging drivers to slow down and consider others safety.

ICBC RCM United States

Letters to the Editor and Local Press Releases

The Chetwynd Echo invites signed letters with a verifiable phone number for community input. Local clubs and non profit groups may gain printing preference for locally written releases. Mail or drop off at the front counter addressed to the editor.

Chetwynd The Chetwynd Echo

No rainbow for Jackfish Lake

The Ministry of the Environment after two public meetings concerning their proposal to replace pike with rainbow trout in Jackfish Lake has concluded that they cannot commit further time without evidence of local opposition being overcome and a true consensus reached. They still feel rehab is practical and economic but cannot proceed amid current opposition.

Ministry of the Environment Jackfish Lake

Caterpillars Linked to Child Rashes Reported in Peace River

Peace River Health Unit reports cases of rashes in children following contact with the Spotted Tussock or Woollybear caterpillar. The caterpillar, 25-35 mm long, hairy with a yellow midband, feeds on willow and other trees and can cause irritation due to its oily hairs.

Peace River BC Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Willow Elm Saskatoon Alder Poplar

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