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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 05, 2000

Page

3

Pembina Pritchard delivers update on oil spill cleanup progress

Dave Pritchard of Pembina Pipeline presents test results showing low or non detectable harmful chemicals since the spill. Remediation at the break site continues with 75 percent complete and plans to remove remaining five percent. Groundwater cleanup, well monitoring, cisterns and upgraded filtration are in place. Chetwynd pipeline route found, insurance talks ongoing, debt to taxpayers cited as over one million dollars.

Pembina Dave Pritchard Pritchard Murray Sukunka Chetwynd Ray Cunningham

Centre Renaming and New Sign at Chetwynd Facility

The Chetwynd Women's Resource Centre rebrands as the Family Resource Centre with a new sign to be erected. Jackie Silberman and Donna Burns spotlight the change. the centre houses counselling, Women’s Centre programs, and Windrem Housing Society. Unemployment in British Columbia fell to 7.0 percent in November as labour force shrank. Public sector jobs declined while private sector gains offset overall rate. The northeast and Mainland/Southwest share the province’s lowest rate amid strong yearly employment growth.

Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre Jackie Silberman Donna Burns Women’s Centre Windrem Housing Society British Columbia B.C Northeast

Youth Migration From Rural Areas Seen In Canada Study

Statistics Canada reports that youths aged 15 to 19 are leaving rural communities for urban centers seeking jobs and post secondary education. Vancouver Victoria Kelowna and Prince George are cited as example hubs contributing to a 3.1 percent net loss of teens in rural areas.

Statistics Canada Vancouver Victoria Kelowna Prince George

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