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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 11, 2003
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo welcomes letters to the editor on any subject. Clarifications and length edits may occur for clarity and legal reasons. Include name and contact for verification. unsigned letters will not be published. Mail or fax Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110.
A letter from the University of Northern British Columbia asks the District of Chetwynd to pledge and raise 82040 dollars for the Northern Medical Program. The meeting with Peace River Regional District directors and Dr. Charles Jago is recommended to discuss information on the program. Carried.
January 31 2003 Premiers Energy Summit in Fort St John discussed BC energy needs and the ENERGY FOR OUR FUTURE plan. CBM potential arises near Chetwynd with concerns on water disposal and environmental impact. Wells in Sukunka Wolverine and Red Deer areas are being drilled to test viability and economics. Mayor Saugstad supports CBM development with safeguards and public open houses.
Councillor Bob Nicholson notes the Dawson Creek Council finished phase one of the P.S.T. study. Phase two hinges on N.E. and S.E. regions agreeing to cover 25 percent of costs up to 30000. Brenda Massey says Crime Stoppers info has been shared with the Chamber of Commerce president for report at next EDC meeting. Norris will coordinate with RCMP. Langstad reports attending the Premier's Energy Summit in Fort St. John where Campbell affirmed keeping BC Hydro public and advancing a Coal Bead Methane industry.
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