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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 03, 1982

Page

4

Willhire coordinator House speaks on coal hiring in Chetwynd

Fred House, leader of native associations, visited Chetwynd to discuss hiring a coordinator for North East Coal projects. He urged local hiring, start-up funds, and training like Alberta Tar Sands, plus youth and women employment, with a March 4 public meeting to organize the Tansi Friendship Center.

Fred House Louis Reil Metis Association of B.C Nawican Native White Canadians) Friendship Society Chetwynd House Tansi Friendship Center Friendship Committee North East Coal Kehew Big Eagle Kehew Enterprises Tumbler Ridge Dawson Creek Department of Regional Economic Expansion Alberta North East Legion Hall Louis Riel Metis Association Nawhan Friendship Center Society

82 Municipal Budgets and Tax Impacts Across BC

Finance Minister Hugh Curtis urges residents to consider budget and mill rate actions at the municipal level rather than expecting taxes to rise purely with assessment. A study of 11 BC municipalities shows assessment growth from four to 33 percent, with some needing lower mill rates and others possible increases to reflect service costs. OTTAWA reports Bank of Canada rate at 14.83 with prime lending at 16.5 percent, implying little relief for borrowers.

Court of Revision Hugh Curtis Curtis B.C Ottawa Bank of Canada

Rain Shadows Challenge Garden Planting in Tough Locations

Rose explains rain shadows as sunlit or shaded zones created by mountains and structures that limit rainfall per garden area. In such spots, select hardy species and manage soil and watering to prevent salt buildup, aiming for plants like Aspidistra or compact ferns for shade and Euphorbia splendens with hardy succulents for sun, while considering extreme temperatures.

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