Health Minister tours Chetwynd Hospital and talks dental plan
Health Minister Dennis Cooke visited Chetwynd meeting Hospital Board staff and town reps. He praised the hospital, discussed a new school dental care program using midlevel providers, and noted potential start in three years with free care funded by taxpayers. Also touched on air ambulance and mobile clinics. Community notices follow with local visits, guests, and a wedding.
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Dennis Cooke
Chetwynd
UBC
Cocke
Saskatchewan
Summer Spectacular Youth Program Launched by Chetwynd Recreation
Chetwynd Recreation Commission announces a summer program for all ages with activities like puppetry art papercraft kitemaking games camp crafts folk dancing theatre games storytime and puzzles. Special events include pet shows talent shows and sports days with trips to Disneyland Klondike Days and Barkerville for residents. Valerie Lennox and Clifford Schmok, local students, work full time on the program. Clifford is a grade 11 student entering grade 12 and focuses on pre-beginners while Valerie, a second year creative writing student, plans to study English in fall.
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Valerie Lennox
Disneyland
Klondike Days
Barkerville
Dawson Creek Parks
Chetwynd
Clifford Schmok
Clifford
Valerie
Ministers Hold Closed Meeting In Hudson Hope
Economic Development Minister Gary Lauk and Northern Affairs Minister Alf Nunweiler met with the Peace River Liard Regional District in Hudson Hope. The session was closed to the press amid speculation over a possible Economic Development study and steel mill site talks.
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Alf Nunweiler
Hudson Hope
Peace River Liard
Lauk
Dree
Andrew Schuck
Fort Nelson
Museum Train a Popular Exhibit Visits Chetwynd
The British Columbia Provincial Museum Travelling Exhibit visits Chetwynd on Wednesday July 30 at the B C R Station yard with viewing times 9 45 am to 12 noon 2 to 6 pm and 7 pm 8 30 pm. Sponsored by the Department of Recreation and Conservation and the Provincial Ministry of Northern Affairs with local groups organizing entertainment and refreshments.
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Chetwynd
B.C.R
British Columbia
Hudson’s Hope Historical Society
Chetwynd Recreation Commission
Laura Evans
Hudson Hope
NDP President Tours Northern British Columbia
N D P president Yvonne Cocke and her husband visited northern British Columbia last week travelling in their motor home. The minister toured Chetwynd Hospital and praised its appearance and grounds. Cocke enjoyed the scenery and meeting local people during the trip.
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Dennis Cocke
Yvonne
Chetwynd
Northern
B.C
Chetwynd Hospital
Yvonne Cocke
N.D.P
Out of Way Attractions Draw Global Tourist Booth Buzz
This week 429 visitors stopped at the tourist booth from many places including Calgary, Ontario, England, Switzerland, New York, Alaska, Nevada, and more. They asked about Chinaman Lake Big Lake Hart Lake local amenities crafts playgrounds and stores while seeking worm purchasing and other town curios.
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H. Burns
L. Kurjata
Calgary
Lone Prairie
Arizona
Utah
Alaska
Dawson Creek
California
Ohio
Alberta
Ontario
England
Saskatchewan
Colorado
Washington
Vancouver
Montana
Chetwynd
Switzerland
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Missouri
Minnesota
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Iowa
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Texas
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Poland
New York
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Big Lake
Hart Lake
Voyageur travel program engages B C students
Five hundred forty eight B C secondary students join the twelfth annual Young Voyageur Program. In summer and fall 25 groups, each with 10 boys and 10 girls plus two adults, travel to eastern cities for a week with host families and time in Ottawa. Visitors from the east will reciprocate. Participants are aged 14 to 17.
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B.C
Young Voyageur
Canada
Ottawa
Scouts head to World Jamboree in Lillehammer Norway
Eleven BC Peace River scouts and leader Yogi Jorgensen travel with 1300 Canadian scouts by air to Copenhagen then by train and bus to the Jamboree site. Groups from British Columbia and other communities join exchanges with Danish and Swedish hosts, forming friendships and unity through the Young Voyageur Program started before Canada's 1967 centenary.
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B.C. Peace River
Yogi Jorgensen
Lillehammer
Norway
Copenhagen
Jim Shirley
David Hoffman
Hoffman
Aalborg
Denmark
Canada
Local initiatives get 285 million boost in June 23 budget
A 285 million increase in Local Initiatives Programme funding for the current year was announced in the June 23 budget, more than doubling last year’s allocation. New guidelines include longer lead times for applications, a September 12 deadline, extended project durations to eight months, and greater recognition for municipal council initiated projects.
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Canada
Chip price extended to November for wood chips
The current $35 per unit paid by interior pulp and paper mills to chip producers will continue until November 30. The price, set in January under the Forest Products Stabilization Act, is kept due to favorable economic trends in the latter half of the year, with a fall review planned.
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Interior Pulp and Paper Mills
Forest Products Stabilization Act
Bob Williams
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