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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 11, 2008

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2

Paddle event aims to raise awareness on Site C and river access

Friday July 11 2008 report describes the Paddle for the Peace organized by PVEA and WMFM to discuss energy policy and river recreation. Willson and Yeoman emphasize informing the public, protecting the river, and broad Aboriginal and non Aboriginal collaboration. Registration opens July 12 with a 5.00 dollar fee, kids under 13 free.

Willson B.C PVEA West Moberly Yeoman Halfway River

Youth help screen health in northern communities

Vanessa Lilly, a Halfway River high school student, joined medical training usually reserved for professionals as the Healthy Heart Society sent a satellite team to northern First Nations communities. The group trained local care providers, focusing on measuring blood pressure, weight girth, and body mass index. Joyce Resin, director of the organization, spoke about expanding training to students.

Halfway River Vanessa Lilly Healthy Heart Society Joyce Resin

Heart health tour trains youth volunteers in Fort St. John area

Vanessa Lilly of the Healthy Heart Society notes elders may miss risky lifestyle aspects while youth from North Peace Secondary in Fort St. John assist in a heart screening tour in Halfway River. Resin says three Halfway River students were trained and will teach peers locally. The event screened 42 community members and included 122 people from Fort St. John Friendship Centre and Saulteau First Nations.

Resin North Peace Secondary Fort St. John Lilly Fort St. John Friendship Centre Saulteau First Nations Saulteau

Correction note on July Fourth coal office story

The Chetwynd Echo issues an apology for misnaming officials in the July 4 report. It clarifies that Richard Neufeld, then Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum, attended the event, not Kevin Krueger.

The Chetwynd Echo First Coal Office Chetwynd Kevin Krueger Energy, Mines and Petroleum Richard Neufeld

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