Community Radio at Moberly Lake grows with local input
Mitch Loberg highlights Saul teau Indian Band run 96.1 FM station inside Musketi Learning Centre. The facility links to the Musketi Education Program and democratic vote briefings while fostering life skills for twenty six students through a community development oriented program led by Terrance Armstrong and Diane Dokkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitch Loberg
Moberly Lake
Saulteau
Musketi Learing Centre
Uskell
Terrance Armstrong
Media Communications
Diane Dokkie
Muskeli Learning Centre
Council Briefs Highlights Radio Station Plans and Funding
Council heard from the B C Assessment Authority on property values and assessment trends. Leo Sabulsky sought council support for a community radio station and a CRT C location near Chetwynd Secondary School. The ministry said municipalities won’t gain liquor regulation powers, but review of the Liquor Control Act may occur. The district sought tenders to seed and harvest hay at the airport and Pine Valley Exhibition Park. Funding was approved to upgrade the Water Dispenser with a key lock and to lease 11 breathing apparatus units for five years. A new dog pound and public works shop were authorized. Northern native broadcasting will begin in February with day and night programming and Cree language content, plus elders, leaders, and local events. The Saulteau First Nations station, 96.1 FM, is highlighted as a community asset through Terrance Armstrong.
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Is B.C. Assessment Authority
Leo Sabulsky
Council
Peoplans
Pnty
Sabulsky Aed
C.R.T.C
Chetwynd Secondary School
Ministry of the Attorney General
Ntrol and Licensing Act
Ter
Forest Renewal B.C
Chetwynd
Forest Renewal
Pine Valley Exhibition Park
Peace River
Fire Department
Public Works Department
Armstrong
Plan and bylaw spark mixed votes on solid waste strategy
Howe opposes sale to the organization and the Peace to fund services under the Solid Waste Management Local Service Area Establishment Bylaw at third reading. The regional district, cities work on a plan to cut waste by 50 percent. A stray dog fine would rise with calendar year limits, and sewer lift pumps have failed recently but parts will arrive soon.
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Rie Rene
Ceiane
Reson
Anteok Sada
Superintendent of Works
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Community Radio
Council Briefs
Hank Williams Sr
Moberly
Chetwynd, BC
An San
Howe
Organization
Propos
Thean
Henhouse OF & Real
Dixielee
Dixie Lee
52Nd St
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