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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 27, 1992
Page
6
Opinion explores public views on women bearing breasts, noting Canadian demonstrations and historical parallels with bra burning. It argues feminism seeks justice and balance, urges respect for women's choices, and calls for broader social changes toward nonviolence and shared responsibility while acknowledging climate influences on apparel.
Prince George based MP Brian Gardiner seeks constituent opinions on plans to flood the Rocky Mountain Trench to export water to the United States. He cites NAFTA links to the North Thompson diversion and the North American Water and Power Alliance revival. The survey asks support or opposition to water diversion or sale for agriculture or domestic use.
Brent Rogers of Local 1237 United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners appeals to residents to favor local hire. He argues local workers keep wealth in the area, reduce costs, and support local businesses amid out of province competition.
A resident voices frustration that the RCMP fail to act on drug activity at a specific Sesame Street residence. The speaker argues authorities tolerate the problem to keep youths centralized, expressing broad community disapproval.
A frustrated letter from 3 R. Kazzy criticizes a front desk worker at the Canada Manpower Centre in Chetwynd for poor treatment of USC and UIC clients. The writer urges better service, empathy, and clearer guidance to ease claim hold ups and reduce hardship for unemployed and on benefits.
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