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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 04, 2014

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3

First Nations Greenhouse Venture Expands Across BC

Royal Roads University helps develop a training curriculum to guide First Nations in creating similar projects. Four greenhouses now operate across the province including Tipi Mountain in Cranbrook and Moberly Lake, with the Willow Creek mine site acting as a seed source. Walter Energy backs the venture, funding rises to 1.4 million, creating six jobs and aiming for 100 percent First Nations ownership. Chiefs from Saulteau, West Moberly and others tout environmental restoration and economic opportunity as key outcomes.

Tipi Mountain Cranbrook Twin Sisters Nursery Naomi Moberly Lake Dan Cartwright Walter Energy Cartwright Willow Creek Imine Royal Roads University Victoria Glen Zelinski Zelinski John Lewis West Moberly First Nation Nathan Parenteau Saulteau First Nations Roland Willson

Students plan peaceful walkout over BC teachers dispute

Chetwynd Secondary School senior Ty Proulx says thousands of students province wide will join a peaceful sit in and march to protest the government teachers dispute. The plan includes smaller class sizes more prep time and higher wages for teachers while critics call for a swift resolution to the funding and policy gaps.

Chetwynd Chetwynd Echo Chetwynd Secondary School Ty Proulx

Parents weigh pressure tactics in BC teachers dispute

In British Columbia a growing number of parents consider action to end the teachers strike as disruption and clashes with the government persist. Terry Berting of the BC Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils warns of tipping points while exasperation grows among parents at a Richmond meeting. A mother near Salmon Arm describes stress on her child due to repeated cuts to specialists and ongoing classroom strain.

British Columbia Terry Berting B.C Heather Hamlin Gravells Salmon Arm

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