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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 21, 1997
Page
4
The Chetwynd Echo invites brief letters focused on a single point and suggests about 200 words as a guideline. Published letters require signature and contact details for verification. The editor may edit for brevity topicality and libel and will not print pseudonyms without providing a verifiable telephone number and address.
NFPA responds to Michael Simpson letter opposing Forests Forever, rebutting claims and highlighting NFPA participation in a November 28 panel at UNBC. Kevin Brown argues the film omits key reforms like Protected Areas Strategy and Forest Practices Code, urges focus on positive changes in forest management.
A resident argues for the District of Chetwynd to remove or privatize the mandatory residential garbage pick-up. They claim a $150 annual fee applies regardless of use, noting renovations and landscaping create waste better hauled to landfills. They call for self-sufficiency or privatization to avoid unwanted charges.
Naomi McCannan reports a Dokie School gathering with MPs MLAs and local officials debating flaws in the Canadian justice system. The discussion centers on reinstating capital punishment, citing cases like Paul Bernardo and Sheldon Kennedy, with supporters urging a life for a life approach and others opposing the revenge model.
A witty anecdote recalls a wedding moment when the groom exclaimed “Ohhh, GROSS!” as the minister signaled the kiss. The remark sparked amusement, reflecting playful nerves and personal humor at the ceremony.
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