Chetwynd sees modest decrease in assessments
Chetwynd residents in the South Peace River Region received 2010 BC Assessment notices based on market values as of July 1, 2009. Deputy Assessor Scott Sitter noted most homes rise 5 to 15 percent, with acreage and waterfront properties often over 20 percent, as local governments set tax rates.
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Teachers urge parents pull kids from FSAs in Chetwynd
Peace River South Teachers Association urges parents to withdraw students from the annual Foundation Skills Assessment tests labeling them a waste of time and money. PRSTA president Judy Richardson argues the four tests consume class time and rely on computer infrastructure that can fail.
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