Editorial We Are United Over Education System Shortcomings
A fragmented editorial critiques the education system and lack of discipline in schools. It questions funding levels and policy ideas while urging better manners and respect among students, warning that delinquent behavior risks escalating conflicts and undermines classroom order.
Time bomb in BC wilderness poses risk to forests
Earlene Bitterman warns that BC’s wilderness degradation through clearcuts chemical spraying and fires threatens future generations. She urges re evaluation of forestry practices and stricter legislation while not dismissing the industry’s economic role.
District weighs $6,000 for Market Broker Program
At last week’s council meeting, Peace River Liard Region Community Futures Coordinator Tracey Wolsey urged the mayor and council to invest $6,000 in a Market Broker Program. The group plans to solicit similar sums from other communities, aiming to raise $72,000 for a project that helps individuals develop and market products with broker guidance.
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Tracey Wolsey
Peace River-Liard Region
Community Futures
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