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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 03, 2001

Page

6

Dalhousie Welcomes Shad Valley Winners From Across Canada

Dalhousie University hosts 54 Shad Valley participants, Canada’s brightest youth from nine provinces including Chetwynd B C and Corner Brook Nfld. Alex Jacques from Chetwynd is among four B C students. The month long program emphasizes science and entrepreneurship with seminars workshops and a final product design task aiding people with disabilities. A work term in August follows the academic phase.

Canada Dalhousie Shad Valley Shad International Chetwynd B.C Didsbury Alta Corner Brook Nild Alex Jacques Alex

Jumpin Jack Fest Spotlight Features Wendy Hudson and Derrick McCandless

Chetwynd performer Wendy Hudson, who started singing at 15 with Wendy and the Bugs, headlines Jumpin Jack Fest with a set that showcases her CanCon charting single want to be the one. Folk guitarist Derrick McCandless, famed for his self-built guitars and the Middle of the Road CD, also appears July 28 and 29.

Wendy Hudson Chetwynd Wendy and the Bugs Wendy Derrick McCandless McCandless

Aboriginal education barriers spark BC hearings plan

The BC Human Rights Commission announced eight province wide public hearings titled Aboriginal Education Pathways to Equality to transform public schools for aboriginal students. Chief commissioner Mary Woo Sims cited barriers from curriculum to racism, with 38 percent graduation for aboriginal students versus 77 percent for non aboriginal peers.

B.C BC Human Rights Commission Mary Woo Sims Ministry of Education Harinder Mahil Commission Canada Sims

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