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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 17, 1997

Page

4

Letters to the Editor Policy for The Chetwynd Echo

The Chetwynd Echo invites brief single point letters about 200 words and may edit for brevity topicality and libel. Published letters require signature or contact details though numbers and addresses will not be printed to verify authorship. Unpublished letters may be used by reporters if relevant.

Chetwynd Echo

Viewpoint farewell sparks reflection in Chetwynd Echo

Residents praise Naomi McCannan and the weekly Viewpoint for sparking community debate. The Echo notes the feature will continue with a new author as the regular writer moves to an affiliate paper in southern British Columbia.

Chetwynd Naomi McCannan Stacia Keenan Echo Southern B.C

North speaks as Utilities Commission cuts northern gas rates

Tony MacGregor reports that the British Columbia Utilities Commission abolished higher winter gas rates after northern advocacy by Focus North. Northern leaders say unity matters as Prince George mayor Colin Kinsley joins the commission and Focus North plans studies on northern representation and a luxury vehicle tax.

Tony MacGregor B.C. Utilities Commission Tom Briggs Mackenzie The Utilities Commission Prince George Focus North Bill Grant Commission Colin Kinsley Muray Sadler John Warner

Pomner Exits with Thanks as Departure Ends

The abbreviated note conveys relief as Pomner leaves, expressing gratitude and a sense of finality. No further context is provided in the fragment.

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