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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 13, 1998
Page
6
Reader column urges an informed debate on VLT expansion in British Columbia. Highlights social costs, addiction risks, unequal tax impact, and calls for public input and local action to prevent further gambling expansion while outlining contact for concerned residents.
In a year-end reflection, the Peace River South MLA highlights the 1996 agricultural crisis costing farmers about 44 million dollars, warns of 1997 losses, and criticizes inadequate aid. He cites road funding gains of 3.3 million plus 10 million, vows continued action on farming and rural road conditions, and previews 1998 legislative challenges in Victoria.
Community thanks donors and volunteers who packed 160 hampers in three hours for Christmas. Cash gifts totaling 6030.42 and about 6700 spent on food support the effort, with many organizations and individuals named for donations of gifts, time, food, and vehicles.
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