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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Aug 19, 2015
Page
1
The District of Chetwynd unveiled a new welcome sign for the Industrial Park on Tuesday morning carved by Ken Sheen a former resident. The about 23000 sign was funded by Fair Share and lists the names and locations of all industrial area businesses. Photo by Naomi Larsen.
In 2010 Premier Gordon Campbell announced plans for Site C at Hudson's Hope with a media event costing 360 000 dollars and about 100 workers. BC Hydro says there are no plans to mark the start of Site C work, and other departments echo the low profile as construction began late last month.
In Chetwynd gas rose three cents to 131.9 cents per litre, among the lowest in the South Peace, while Dawson Creek stations listed unleaded at 114.9 to 138.9 cents and Fort St. John climbed about ten cents to around 138.9. Analyst Dan McTeague called the jump historical, noting it echoed a similar 12 cent rise in September 2008.
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