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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 28, 2003
Page
18
Chetwynd Echo reports Premier Gordon Campbell faced criticism after a Hawaii holiday drunken driving incident. Readers question his judgment as a provincial leader and his influence on Canada’s international image as Prime Minister Chrétien’s sober, controversial conduct further fuels reputational concerns.
The piece argues leadership vacancies persist as Liberals risk a Paul Martin coronation and PCs face high profile refusals. It notes NDP contenders exist but face public indifference, while Trudeau era criticisms of patronage and arrogance linger. It asks why potential leaders avoid the glare and urges public inspiration to spur fresh entrants.
The Chetwynd Public Library invites readers to review its Annual Report and attend the Annual General Meeting on Wednesday January 29 2003 at 7:00 PM. New trustees will be elected and attendees can learn how tax dollars support library operations and discover new titles by Peters Angelou Munro Miller Brooks and Asleson.
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