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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 23, 2003

Page

14

Saddam Hussein capture shifts world order and Canada stance

The capture marks a symbolic and real shift in world affairs and Canada’s role, but it is not a miracle cure for Iraq. Much work remains to bring peace to a country that has endured decades of violence and turmoil.

Saddam Hussein Canada Iraq United States Great Britain Australia Paul Martin

Canada must fund military to support forces in Iraq era

Opinion argues Prime Minister Paul Martin should prioritize defence funding despite a policy review. It notes past cuts, calls for urgent funding for equipment and training, and warns delays could leave the Canadian Forces without necessary resources for years.

Martin Queen’s University Conference of Defence Associations National

Province backs CN rail deal as fair value report released

The CRA final report says BC Rail restructuring followed best practices, bidders were treated impartially, and CN’s $1 billion offer delivers value above expectations. It confirms a fair selection process and notes forthcoming evaluation of the BC Rail Port Subdivision RFP.

Charles River Associates CRA BC Rail Fairness Adviser Prov

Regional District and Mayor Report Highlights Governance Moves

Councillor Nicholson announced Karen Goodings as Chair and Tim Caton as Vice-Chair of the Peace River Regional District. The cross ministry team will move to a single HR Social Services building, housing Management Services, Transportation, and Children and Family Development, by fiscal year end. Mayor Sangstad met NE Regional leaders to discuss 2005 nursing, health practicums, and tying trade programs to regional education goals.

Bob Nicholson Karen Goodings Peace River Tim Caton Brenda Massey Cross Ministry Ministry of Management Services Ministry of Transportation Ministry of Children and Family Development Evan Sangstad Orland Wilkerson Unbc N

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