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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 04, 1996

Page

2

Weisgerber Wins Narrow Victory In British Columbia Ride

In the last province election Peace River South incumbent Jack Weisgerber held his seat by 140 votes over Liberal Brian Haddow and New Democrat Patrick Michiel. Weisgerber’s victory mirrors his Peace River North colleague Richard Neufeld, as Reform BC earned two seats province wide while the NDP clinched 39 seats and Liberals 33. Neufeld won easily in Peace River North.

Peace River South BC Reform Jack Weisgerber Weisgerber Brian Haddow Patrick Michiel Peace River North Richard Neufeld Reform BC New Democrat Liberal Progressive Democratic Alliance

Chetwynd Greenspace gains seven workers with new funding

The District of Chetwynd receives 32724 from the Environment Ministry to hire six youth workers under the Environmental Youth team program. The crew will upgrade trails, add a new Windrem Creek to Don Titus School trail, pursue urban park work, and extend phase one of a post office area project. The Greenspace Coordinator salary rises to 15 per hour to reflect increased duties. A Gator utility vehicle costing 9300 is approved for greenspace use.

Rick Davison Chetwynd Environment Ministry Shirley the Echo Tim Ennis Legion Hall Windrem Creek Don Titus School Ennis

Doctors shortage grows in Peace Region

Chetwynd and Hudson's Hope face looming doctor shortages as two permanent physicians leave July 1 in Chetwynd and another at end of June in Hudson's Hope. A locum will cover July first half. no replacement planned thereafter. Overseas recruitment resumes with pressure on Peace Region leaders to boost efforts.

Chetwynd Hudson’s Chetwynd Council Peace Region Barb Shirley Peace River Canada United States Hudson’ Hope Lenore Harwood Vancouver South Africa

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