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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 13, 2004
Page
17
Canadian politics energized as Paul Martin appeared at 24 Sussex Drive framing a Groundhog Day message. Adrienne Clarkson delivered the Throne Speech promising more Liberal policy, aiming to secure re election amid ongoing campaign rhetoric.
The speech touts 7 billion in GST rebates to municipalities over a decade and plans to negotiate gas tax shares, plus 2 billion for provincial healthcare, while critics note most promises from past Throne Speeches were not kept. It mirrors Chrétien-era pledges, shifts to woo the left, omits beef and softwood solutions, and reflects fatigue with Liberal governance.
Tumbler Ridge resident Michael Hunter seeks NDP nomination to confront MP Jay Hill. He vows across district debates, argues Hill has not held to account, and highlights health care as top issue. Hunter, 44, launched campaign after a February 4 kickoff and plans stops in Fort St. John and Fort Nelson with a February 26 meeting in Dawson Creek.
The Peace River Regional District will close the Chetwynd Landfill on Sundays and Tuesdays, shifting to five days per week from March 1, 2004. Hours will be Monday Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday 10am to 5 45pm.
A public notice outlines recognition of domestic violence and abuse. It lists local resources including Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre and Tansi Friendship Centre with phone numbers for help, shelter, counselling, and transition support. It urges victims to seek safety and support.
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