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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 05, 2002
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo invites reader letters on any subject and will edit for clarity taste and legal reasons. Unsigned letters will not be published. include your name address and phone for verification. mail or fax to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110 or fax 250 788 9988.
Readers argue MSI premium hikes tie to personal income tax cuts, praising higher earners while criticizing budget balancing. They challenge productivity claims, note Fraser Institute backing, and question policies favoring low wages for essential workers and broader inequality.
The text critiques government standards claiming no accountability for policy directions and questions fraud in welfare programs. It suggests recipients fail to claim bottle deposits and gifts, while implying corporate figures like Enron acted with initiative, though flawed. The tone mixes accusation with critique of public and private sectors.
Grade 5/6/7 class at Windrem Elementary raised 1785.95 for a May Edmonton field trip that was cancelled due to teacher job action. They donate 1400 to Chetwynd General Hospital Palliative Care Unit in memory of Erica Courtoreille-Blue and plan using the rest for a volleyball net and a microwave for next year's senior class.
In a letter responding to a parental dispute over a grade seven trip, the writer apologizes to Mr. Bradshaw and Little Prairie staff, notes time gaps in communication, cites evolving parent meetings, and emphasizes a respectful, constructive path toward a positive eight-year closure for students amid difficult economic times.
A correction clarifies a letter to the editor about the Grade 7 field trip at Little Prairie School. The fourth paragraph should read that parents have the right to run trips but the school district does not encourage ifs.
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