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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 09, 2004

Page

5

Chetwynd Echo invites letters to editor for publication

The Chetwynd Echo welcomes reader letters on any subject and will edit for clarity taste and legality. Unsigned letters will not be published and verification requires both a mailing address and phone number. mail or fax to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110 or fax 250 788 9988.

The Chetwynd Echo

Burnaby Council Votes On Legal Costs For Bill 75 Challenge

The Burnaby council receives a letter stating the city will contribute to legal costs for any British Columbia local government challenging Bill 75 and invites other BC municipalities to join. The meeting also receives a letter to oppose Bill 85 for information and tables the matter until the next session for more details.

Burnaby British Columbia B.C Council

Council briefs on PRRD funding and policy decisions

Mayor Evan Langstad said the PRRC approved elected officials recommendations to reopen the Fair Share Agreement after Chetwynd Council endorsed the move. The Ethanol submission was withdrawn until an industrial sponsor appears. The Ministry of Energy and Mines provided 75000 dollars to defray Oil and Gas Development Strategy costs as the South Peace Economic Development Strategy aims to finish by April 30, 2004.

Evan Langstad PRRC Chetwynd Council Siceai PRRD Ministry of Energy and Mines South Peace Dawson Creek

Salt obsession slows town down and dulls sidewalk care

In a reflective letter Mayor Evan Saugstad argues excessive salting harms sidewalks and streets, replaces shovel and broom habits, and shifts liability. He recalls a cleaner Chilcotin Highway service station, urges balanced maintenance, and invites public suggestions at 401-4102.

Chilcotin 401 Evan Saugstad

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Langstad Brenda Massey Laverne Norris Merlin Nichols Bob Nicholson Wayne Rose Mark Wilfur Royal Canadian Mounted Police Council Briefs
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