Spill raises questions at Chetwynd town hall meeting
Citizens from Chetwynd and surrounding areas packed Cottonwood Hall August 10 to grill 30 officials about a crude oil spill into Pine River. Residents pressed for water testing, air quality checks, alternate water sources, and a public referendum on long term solutions, plus a liaison with Pembina Pipeline.
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District of Chetwynd
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Safe Communities Day honors local police and new departure from Chetwynd
In Chetwynd Aug Safe Communities Day ran 1 to 3 pm at the Women’s Resource Centre with about 50 attendees. The event thanked Constable Jeff Preston Corporal Bruce Haley and Shirley Haley for their service and noted D.A.R.E. and Bike Roaders programs. Legal Aid staff provided information and brochures on safety, with plans to make the event annual. Local businesses and Bob Shirley spoke on community safety and supporters donated food and balloons.
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Jeff Preston
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Chetwynd
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Preston
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Little Prairie School
Bob Shirley
Legion
Bonnie and Clyde’s Pizza
Legal Aid
Dawson Creek
Women’s Resource Centre
Bruce and
BCMA and Victoria Doctors Agree to End Service Withdrawals
Rural and small urban doctors across British Columbia have agreed to halt service withdrawals while the BCMA and the Ministry of Health pursue recruitment and retention solutions. Health Minister Mike Farnsworth notes negotiations will begin next week, targeting four key areas: recruitment, retention, training and education, and on-call coverage.
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