Chetwynd Council vote on health access and awards
Council approved writing to the Northern Health Authority to hold Let’s Talk About Health seminars in Chetwynd and praised RCMP for drug bust efforts. Other actions include plans for a town center sign, a Windrem Creek walkway, litter cleanup, and support for a 2004 Oil and Gas luncheon, forest capital bid, and a hospital foundation sign project with Royal Purple involvement.
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Evan Langstad
Northern Health Authority
NHA
Hudson’s Hope
Chetwynd
Tumbler Ridge
PRRC
RCMP
Wayne Rose
Chamber of Commerce
Windrem Creek
Rose
Natural Gas Initiative
Mark Wilfur
BCUC
Langstad
Nicholson
Calgary
Alberta
District of Chetwynd
BC Forest
British Columbia
Chetwynd and District Hospital Foundation
52Nd Street
Royal Purple of Canada
Train whistle rules explained for safety and crossings
Denise Everett reports BC Rail official Dennis Lypka explains engine whistles are required by statute near every public crossing and as an alarm for people or animals on or near tracks. Excessive use is prohibited and local management will curb unnecessary whistle blowing to improve residents' sleep.
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District of
Lypka
Canadian Rail
Chetwynd
Chetwynd mayor answers residents questions 2004
The district’s mayor explains why Chetwynd did not advertise in Guide to the Peace, clarifies penalties on late property taxes, funds from Pembina fine use, policing decisions, ATV issues, propane bottle services on weekends, sprinkling hours, and surveying at the Highways 29 and 97 intersection. He invites further questions via contact details.
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Chetwynd
Tumbler Ridge
Pr Ee
Pembina
Fisheries and Oceans Canada
Peace
Capital Works
Ministry of Transportation
Gochetwynd
Evan Saugstad
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Brenda Massey
Drug and Alcohol Counsellors
Healthy Communities
Foan
Northeast
Chetwynd Echo
Denise Everett
Avors