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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 11, 2014

Page

4

Dandelions: Calgary Letter Sparks Lawn Debate

A Calgary Herald reader laments plans to eradicate dandelions and argues they are beneficial to lawns and ecosystems. The letter notes bees rely on wild flora, praises dandelions as soil looseners and nutrient suppliers, and suggests edible uses from salads to wine.

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Letter to Editor Questions Clinic Funding and Need

A reader questions who will pay for a proposed new clinic and village offices. They argue the current private clinic works and warn that a new facility would raise taxes without attracting more doctors. They suggest a hospital with day surgeries might attract staff instead.

Site C costs shown as least expensive option by panel

The Joint Review Panel found Site C would be the cheapest option and its costs would rise less than alternatives. it would lock in low rates for decades and emit fewer greenhouse gases per unit of energy than other sources except nuclear. BC Hydro also aims to meet 78 percent of demand growth via conservation, yet new resources are still needed.

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Double Rainbow Inspires 91-Year-Old Seeker at Dawn

A 91-year-old writer describes waking at 6 am to a rare double rainbow after heavy rain and SE winds. He hurries to photograph the event, struggles with a locked balcony door, and prays for access before finally being granted entry.

Aboriginal Mine Training Association fuels BC mining workforce

The mining and exploration industry in British Columbia is the province’s largest Aboriginal employer. The Aboriginal Mine Training Association reports over 720 participants now employed across more than 200 employers, with 65 percent moving from unemployment. The speaker urges government policy support to sustain training and industry growth.

Aboriginal Mine Training Association

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