Mayors unite to oppose B C transfer cut plan
Local mayors across British Columbia vow to stand together against the NDP government 113 million in transfer payments cuts. A Jan 23 emergency Union of B C Municipalities conference in Vancouver planned a Day of Protest at the Legislature opening. Mayor Charlie Lasser led calls to remain united and pressure Victoria to reverse the cuts. Lenore Harwood of Hudson's Hope called the session worthwhile as councils prepare further action and public briefings.
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Hudson's Hope Mayor hails deferral of road transfer
Mayor Lenore Harwood welcomes the province delaying transfer of Peace Canyon Road and Beryl Prairie Road until 1998. She seeks ongoing consultation on rehabilitation costs estimated at 1 to 5 million dollars and a payment plan if transfer occurs.
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Chetwynd Council Plans Townhall on Feb 10
Town council in Chetwynd schedules a Feb 10 7 p.m. townhall at the Recreation Centre to discuss crime 1997 assessment rates doctors shortage road conditions garbage bins and related issues. City aims to renew infrastructure funding with federal help and explore an ethanol project while addressing homelessness and a fatality before Christmas.
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