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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Dec 07, 1992
Page
5
Chinook centre opened Friday December 6 after four months of prep. Owner Rudy Roethlisberger welcomed customers as a grocery and sundries store with plans for hot food, video rentals, a self serve coffee shop, and a gas station by March. Jill Barton credited for major work.
Canada allocates 40 million dollars in the Economic Statement to upgrade the Alaska Highway with focus on BC and Yukon. MP Frank Oberle says the project will create jobs and leverage transportation infrastructure. Finance Minister Mazankowski pledges broader measures to boost investment and curb the deficit.
MLA Jack Weisgerber argues crime growth threatens public safety and BC's economy. He cites 126 murders and 44,000 violent assaults last year, critiques media glamorization of violence, and urges stronger police support, Crime Stoppers, and reduced youth gang activity to prevent BC from becoming LA North.
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