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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 13, 2004

Page

9

Chetwynd resident asks Prime Minister in CBC special

Elmer Kabush of British Columbia was chosen to ask Prime Minister Paul Martin a question on CBCs Your Turn With The Prime Minister. He pressed for democratic reform and proportional representation while noting the need for stronger MPs and less power in the PMs office. He called the Ottawa trip an incredible experience and hopes to meet BCs Premier next.

Elmer Kabush Kabush CBC Television Paul Martin CBC Ottawa British Columbia Peace River Canada Ontario House of Commons Progressive Conservative John A. Macdonald Alberta Martin Anita United States Gordon Campbell Chetwynd

Trailer breaks on logging truck causing power post damage

A logging truck turning from Highway 97 onto 48th Street had its trailer break in half at 11:09 am. The incident prompted RCMP and BC Hydro to respond. no injuries were reported and BC Hydro found no utility issues. A loader assisted with cleanup until about 1:30 pm.

RCMP BC Hydro Highway 97 48Th Street Cst Cory Serne Chetwynd Rcmp

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