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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 25, 1994

Page

5

Council Hears Horse Logging Push And Visitor Totals

Chetwynd Council held a regular meeting on July 19 with no delegations. It approved support for a horse logging expansion and selective logging rules along tourist highways. Reports noted 1829 visitors to the Travel Infocentre from April to June, with accommodation shortages causing referrals to Hudson's Hope and Mackenzie.

Chetwynd Council Fort St. John Williams Lake Dawson Creek Clinton MacKenzie Ponce Coupe Taylor Hudson’s Hope Fort Nelson

Chetwynd RCMP report thefts and a crash

A series of incidents is reported in Chetwynd including a break in at the Royal Canadian Legion with about 1500 dollars stolen, a missing grey water ski, windows broken from a blue Honda Civic, theft from a Red Ford pickup at Heart Lake, and a July 19 accident injuring Jules Decorby near Highway 29. Police urge witnesses to contact RCMP or Crime Stoppers.

Chetwynd Royal Canadian Legion Legion Chetwynd A7th Street Chetwynd Rcmp Heart Lake Chetwynd Hospital Jules Joseph Decorby Decorby Highway

North region complains of regional equity in forest funds

A CHETWYND ECHO letter claims funds were not regionally equal, noting Vancouver and Nelson regions received more, while the north lagged. The table shows Vancouver 18.8 million, Nelson 6.5 million, Prince George 7.2 million in stumpage royalties and related programs. Councillor Cunningham questions Minister Potter’s statement on regional equity. An August council meeting is scheduled for Tuesday August 16 at 6 30 p.m.

Council A.W. Hendry EDC Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Agency Brian Porter District of Chetwynd District of Vancouver Nelson Prince George Cunningham Andrew Potter Ministry of Forests

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