Peace Paddle draws record crowd on the Peace River
Peace River reports a record turnout for the third annual Paddle for the Peace with 166 boats and about 400 participants in the river plus an estimated 100 for the feast. Organizers noted an increased turnout from last year while chiefs and Indigenous leaders offered words and rituals before launch.
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Peace River
Danielle Yeoman
Maggie Behn
New name for old Chetwynd society
The Chetwynd organization has adopted a new name while the Sukunka Group continues to back the same projects. The rebrand follows years of community initiatives and maintains ongoing support for local developments.
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Old Chetwynd Society
Chetwynd Oo Ore Lag Planning Society
Chetwynd and area referenced in local description
A reader notes the phrase should specify Chetwynd and area rather than naming only the town. The remark highlights the need for broader local coverage and precise geographic wording for regional readership.
Sukunka Group forms to tackle Chetwynd area gaps
Ian Smith of the Sukunka Group says the rebranded organization aims to simplify the former Chetwynd Social Planning Society and create a social plan for the Chetwynd area. The group seeks to identify agency gaps and overlaps to better serve the town.
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Chetwynd Social Planning Society
Chetwynd
Social Planning Society
Ian Smith
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