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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 20, 1990

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2

Freedom to Read Week Proclaimed in Centre

Mayor Charles Lasser signs a proclamation declaring February 16 to 23 as Freedom to Read Week in Centre. The ceremony, attended by Haldis Sankey and librarian Fay Asleson, highlights the community’s support for reading and access to diverse materials.

Centre Charles Lasser Haldis Sankey Fay Asleson

Proclamation marks Freedom to Read Week in Chetwynd

Mayor Charles Lasser proclaims February 16 to 23, 1990 as Freedom to Read Week in the City of Chetwynd. The declaration urges citizens to recognize and defend the right to free expression and notes Canadian Charter protections and library access as essential.

Canadian Book & Periodical Development Council British Columbia Library Association Intellectual Freedom Committee Charles Lasser Chetwynd

Proclamation Declares National Wildlife Week in Chetwynd

Mayor Charles Lasser proclaims April 8 to 18 1990 as National Wildlife Week in the District of Chetwynd urging citizens to start habitat improvement projects. The document notes the 1947 act creating the week and highlights local action for worldwide wildlife conservation.

Canada Charles Lasser Chetwynd

FEDS to hold hearings on Site C

Federal and provincial ministers announce a joint environmental review of the Site C dam, valued at about 3 billion dollars. The plan references past data and new information, with local officials and environmental groups expressing hopes for a thorough analysis while cautioning against a repeat of lengthy, costly hearings.

FEDS Vancouver Sun John Reynolds Lucien Bouchard BC Energy Jack Davis Randy Hadland Peace Valley Environmental Association Sion Hydro BC Hydro Site C Hadland Peace River Valley Ben Knutson Peace River Hear Knutson Moray Stewart PRRC Stewart

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