Letters to the editor in The Chetwynd Echo
The Chetwynd Echo invites brief single point letters to the editor. Aim about 200 words though not a fixed rule. The paper may edit for brevity topicality and libel. Pseudonyms require a verifiable telephone number and address for authorship verification.
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Chetwynd Echo
Native tourism village offers jobs near Williams Lake
The Xats'all heritage village on Soda Creek Reserve north of Williams Lake opens an employment path for locals through interactive tours of pit houses and teepees. Four seasonal guides and four part time workers are employed, with profits expected by year three. The project showcases Aboriginal culture to international tourists and has won national tourism and business awards.
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Williams Lake
Fraser River
Soda Creek
Donna Dixon
Europe
Japan
Thomas
Bettina Schoen
Cariboo
British Columbia
B.C
Parliamentary reflections on party rivalries and public discourse
A speaker recalls attending press conferences debates and Commons sessions confessing that while politicians denigrate rivals to gain voter favor they do not hate each other and should behave more maturely while governing the country.
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House of Commons
House
Opie
Tough times for drinking drivers
Ken Hardie reports on British Columbia moving to a three strikes and you’re out policy for impaired drivers. If passed, three or more convictions would trigger a lifetime license suspension unless a ten year term is served and a treatment program completed. Enhanced police enforcement will back the plan as the B C CounterAttack program pivots to Christmas level activity.
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B.C
Andrew Potter
ICBC
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