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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 24, 1997

Page

6

Forest Renewal BC boosted investments across land and workforce programs

Forest Renewal BC funded over 2,400 projects in 1997 98 and invested more than 318 million in land based programs including forestry watershed restoration and habitat work. The scheme created 6000 plus person years of employment and supported training across multiple communities and nations.

Forest Renewal BC Prince George Chilliwack River Ryahwood Moricetown Unique Timber Corporation of Lumby Abbotsford Tl’att’en Nation Kootenay School of the Arts First Nations

Tourist couple from Greenville enjoy Alaska cruise and Canada trip

Natasha Readman Chetwynd profiles Jim and Betty Lucas from Greenville Virginia. They rode a Holland American Cruise from Vancouver to Alaska and on the return admired the Welcome to Chetwynd sign. They enjoyed a free hand chain saw sculpture in Jasper and praised the mountains. Jim and Betty, retired, run a Christmas tree farm and mulching business in between trips.

Chetwynd Jim Betty Lucas Greenville Virginia Vancouver Alaska Betty Jasper

Travelling dogs prompt enforcement in Chetwynd pickup trucks

The District of Chetwynd asks RCMP to enforce Section 66 of the motor vehicle act requiring restraints for animals in the back of pickups. Fines start at 75 dollars. livestock protection act may apply if a dog attacks. Direct inquiries to Mr. Bob Lafleur.

District of Chetwynd Chetwynd Rcmp Bob Lafleur

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