District to Demolish Two Nuisance Properties in Town
Chetwynd Council to serve demolition notices this fall for two nuisance properties. One at 47th Ave NW and 53rd Place NW near Don Titus Montessori School owned by Maria Correa, with demolition due by September 28 or costs billed. The second mobile home at 41 4800 53rd Street owned by Kenneth Wood. a Sept 8 meeting will consider a notice to Wood.
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District rejects speedbumps on 53rd Avenue Southeast
Chetwynd district director Paul Gordon said absolutely not to speed bump installation on 53rd Avenue Southeast in the Legion Subdivision. Residents Connie Campen and Wanda Tremblay urged stricter limits, noting speeding vehicles and a conflicting 30 kmh sign. Tremblay has filed a complaint with the RCMP. councillors debated enforcing 50 kmh while investigation continues.
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Site C groundbreaking may draw protests per chief
Grand Chief Stewart Phillips warns future Site C ceremonies could trigger protests or blockades similar to past actions. Historic accounts recall peaceful first breaks at Peace Canyon and Bennett dam events, with communities voicing opposition and Indigenous groups pledging to attend if BC Hydro proceeds.
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