Mayor fears drug dealer license amid case. BC towns weigh Young Offenders Act
Mayor Charles Lasser of Chetwynd argues the legal outcome creates a license to grow and sell drugs after a dealer was fined 2250 for 100 marijuana plants. Belcarra's Ralph Drew backs a resolution urging a review of Canada's Young Offenders Act to better protect society. Public concern grows over perceived leniency in court penalties.
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NDP Tax Attack Calls for Tax Rollback and Local Action
Weisgerber urges residents to oppose provincial property tax hikes and to demand the government cap provincial property tax revenues at last year’s totals. He warns that provincially controlled taxes will rise unless taxpayers push back.
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Participaction marks 11th year of national event
The Crown Life Participation Challenge reaches its eleventh anniversary on Wednesday June 2. Carmen Didier and recreation staff will organize the 1993 participation, as Chetwynd, led by Mayor Lasser, aims to repeat its 1992 success after strong regional participation from Sioux Lookout Ontario, Creston, Hope, and Queen Charles Island.
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Chetwynd
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Creston
Hope
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