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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 15, 2000

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2

Swimmers bring home 15 medals for Chetwynd Eels

Nine swimmers from the Chetwynd Electric Eels Swim Club represented the region at the Northern B C Winter Games earning five individual medals and ten in relay events. Chace Groves medaled in backstroke events with silvers. Beth Lenardon, Paisley Weeks, and other teammates set personal bests and helped the 13 to 14 year old girls Medley Relay win bronze. Beth Nadia and Chace qualified for the Quesnel BC Games Feb 25-27.

Chetwynd Electric Eels B.C Chace Groves Beth Lenardon Paisley Weeks Peace Liard Chace Jason Borton Brogan Didier Brogan Jason Chetwynd Nadia Forgeron Jamie Young Jenna Mosher Mackenzie Jenna Brooks Collins Brooks Beth Nadia

Canfor posts 1999 profit and Northwood deal

Canfor reported a 1999 net profit of 106.9 million before discontinued operations or 1.75 per share. The year saw the Northwood Inc. acquisition, nearly doubling production and making Canfor the largest Canadian lumber producer and a major North American pulp producer. Factors affecting the year included weak seasonal demand and lumber prices, higher stumpage, port and railway labour disputes, and Softwood Lumber Agreement terms.

Canfor Northwood Inc North America David Emerson

Profitable year for British Columbia film industry in 1999

The province spent 1.07 billion on 198 productions in 1999, up from 808 million in 1998, supporting about 35,000 jobs locally. Indirect effects boost construction, tourism, and small business, with Peace communities submitting lists to the film commission and zones like Moberly Lake eyed for potential shoots. Hope notes a boom from a single production, including newly built structures.

B.C Film Commission Moberly Lake Hope

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