Chetwynd council seeks to reopen forestry field office
Chetwynd council vows to lobby the Ministry of Forests to reopen a local field office after its 1993 closure in Dawson Creek. Mayor Charlie Lasser argues the move would save time and travel costs for mills, contractors, and individuals, while district manager Terry Dyer notes overall downsizing and centralization pressures.
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Rick Davison
Chetwynd
Ministry of Forests
Charlie Lasser
Dawson Creek
Lasser
Terry Dyer
Dyer
Jasmine Reunited With Owner After Alaska Move
Jasmine the cat is to be shipped to Anchorage, Alaska to reunite with owner Tim Raredon. The Echo reported the cat was at the pound in early November with owner tags misdirecting to McClelland Air Force Base. Raredon, then stationed in California, was later transferred to Elmendorf Air Force Base in Anchorage after a detour through Chetwynd.
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Jasmine
Alaska
Echo
Bonnie Loupret
Tim Raredon
McClelland Air Force Base
California
Loupret
Raredon
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Anchorage
Chetwynd
Women Gain Independent Citizenship Under 1947 Act
The 1947 Canadian Citizenship Act marked a turning point for women. It granted independent nationality, allowed keep of own citizenship after marrying foreigners, and reduced the residency requirement for naturalization to one year. It also eased paths for women who had married Canadians before the act, granting citizenship after one year of residence.
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Paul Martin Sr
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