Tourism hit as Chetwynd council rejects tourism contract
The District of Chetwynd rejected a three year tourism service contract bid as too costly, choosing to re-tender for six months. The Chamber of Commerce, led by Vice-President Gordon Canning after Barb Shirley's resignation, faces funding gaps as dues fail to cover staff and operating costs. Councillors question Chamber value while officials seek options with Mayor Lasser to keep the visitor information centre and tourism momentum alive. Canning and director Jim Kennedy push plans for a regional snowmobile rally, highway signage, Canada Day, and Santa Project to sustain tourism and local business.
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Chamber of Commerce
Barb Shirley
Chamber
Shirley
Gordon Canning
Canning
Lasser
Jim Kennedy
Chetwynd
Chetwynd Athletes Medal at Northern BC Winter Games
Chetwynd athletes earned multiple medals at the Northern B C Winter Games in Fort St John. Canfor Peewee hockey won gold after an undefeated run. Wayne Crossland took gold in male limited bowhunter archery. Kelsey Westgate bronze in gymnastics. Alison Katzko bronze in female adult epee and gold in adult female foil fencing. Alex Dunkley bronze in male adult epee fencing. Ashley Young silver in ladies figure skating. About 100 Chetwynd athletes competed, eliciting community pride and thanks.
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Lynda Lafleur
Canfor Peewee
B.C
Ray Cunningham
Chetwynd
Bob
Jen Reid
Randy Waldie
Mike Gross
Vic Gangne
Doug Sorrell
Canfor Peewees
Fort St. John
Wayne Crossland
Kelsey Westgate
Alison Katzko
Katzko
Alex Dunkley
Ashley Young
Canfor Engages Public Advisory Group for CSA Certification
Canfor has earned ISO 14001 certification for sustainable forest management and will pursue Canadian Standards Association certification. The process includes forming a public advisory group to guide Canfor in meeting CSA requirements and maintaining responsible woodland practices.
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Canfor
Woodlands