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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 03, 1996
Page
4
The Chetwynd Echo invites brief single point letters of about 200 words and may edit for brevity topicality or libel. Unpublished letters may be because they lack signature or contact details or contain libel or illegibility. Pseudonyms require a verifiable telephone number and address not printed.
Allan John argues the proposed bylaw on venomous and general snakes ignores facts and educational value. He cites his 16 months of community outreach, calls for council input, and appeals to residents who have benefited from his talks and collections.
Naomi McCannon laments commercialized Christmas and shopper rudeness while urging kindness and holiday spirit. She recalls holiday chaos, the rush for discounts, and how a simple smile can restore joy, urging generosity, reflection, and goodwill for the season.
A letter from Ken Sheen condemns belligerent truck drivers for crossing into oncoming lanes. He praises courteous motorists in the Peace District and urges professionals to honor the road’s yellow line to protect women and children in other vehicles.
The mayor reflects on three years in office with sadness and pride. New provincial grant formulas favor Chetwynd, boosting its funding by 12 233 while Fort St John loses around 300 000. Assessments are expected to drop in 1997, easing costs, and a 70 utility cut is noted. Boundary expansion letters were submitted to the Provincial Cabinet with no confirmation yet.
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