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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jun 04, 2004
Page
5
Friday feature highlights how locals and travelers explore Chetwynd during Be a Tourist In Your Own Town Week. Residents share reasons visitors stop, from chainsaw sculptures to local businesses, inviting everyone to enjoy a staycation in their own community.
A mayoral proclamation in Chetwynd designates the first week of June as Be a Tourist in Your Own Town Week to promote tourism and local attractions. Residents and visitors are urged to explore Gwillim Lake Park Moberly Lake Chainsaw sculptures and local venues while supporting the tourism economy through activities and information at the Visitor Information Centre.(Contact 250 788 1943)
Mayor Evan Saugstad outlines how local government can help business beyond money by setting attitude and direction, measuring outcomes, and partnering on rail, container traffic, coal opportunities, and market access to strengthen the community. He invites questions at 401-4102 or d chet gochetwynd.com.
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