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Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia

10 Dec 2014

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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

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Dec 10, 2014

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Civility urged at Burnaby Mountain pipeline protests

Protesters at Burnaby Mountain faced police restraint after more than 100 arrests for perimeter breaches. Spitting at officers and garbage throwing drew condemnation, while civil contempt charges were dropped as Kinder Morgan’s injunctive GPS claims were found inaccurate.

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Chetwynd Mayor and Council pledge to guide growth and serve

Mayor Merlin Nichols and the new Council outline their plan for four years. They promise to set vision, approve bylaws, and create an environment for Administration to operate professionally. Focus areas include infrastructure, safety, skilled workers, and open doors for public input.

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Chetwynd Council
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BC must build new power to fuel job growth and mining

The letter urges rapid electricity expansion in British Columbia to satisfy rising demand from Site C Dam and other energy intensive industries. It argues existing capacity is insufficient and a bold push for new generating capacity is needed to support LNG and mining driven employment and economic development.

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