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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 18, 2000
Page
3
A reader argues for keeping smoking legal in bars while separating venues by age, urging financial incentives over bans, and suggesting a referendum to reflect democratic choice. They note government revenue from tobacco and warn of job losses, calling for air quality improvements and targeted restrictions rather than a total prohibition.
Hudson's Hope council states it will not ask voters to approve toll free calling for Fort St. John and nearby exchanges. They found costs too high and note cheaper long distance options now exist. The town will pursue Telus service improvements and cellular options for residents, schools, health centre, and businesses.
Yvonne Becotte notes Little Prairie Elementary School coach Mr. Greengrass leads the basketball team. Book fair proceeds exceed 2500 dollars. Monday February 21 is a non instructional day. Windrem Elementary reports a thriving worm composting project with daily scraps fed to worms, producing rich soil for class plants.
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