District of Chetwynd fires back at Pioneer reporting claims
Mayor Charles Lasser protests editorials about city perks and Recreation Board riots. He cites councillor fees paid by members, a two month employee fitness pilot, full facility access during all regular hours, and low family swim fees. He urges reporters to research facts.
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Chetwynd
Vancouver
Parks and Recreation Board
Pioneer
B.C
Civic Properties Commission
Charles Lasser
Critics Lash At NDP Plan In Canadian Economic Debate
A reader letter argues against Audrey McLaughlin and the NDP's proposed economic policies. It accuses the party of false promises and calls for government restraint, spending cuts, and downsizing to lead Canada toward recovery. Andrew van der Gugten signs the letter from British Columbia.
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Audrey McLaughlin
N.D.P
Canada
Audrey
Alan Timberlake
Ontario
B.C
Harcourt
Andrew van der Gugten
Chetwynd councillor responds to editorial critique
Ken Bettin refutes false statements in the March 1 1993 Pioneer editorial. He defends recreation facility use, rates, and the Civic Property Commission program while asserting staff quality and community improvements. Bettin cites his membership, passes, and years of service to support his position.
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Pioneer
R.H
Chetwynd
Civic Property Commission
District of
Civic Properties Commission
Canada
Ken Bettin
Letters to the Editor guide for Chetwynd Echo
The Chetwynd Echo explains how to submit Letters to the Editor. It advises one focused point per letter, about 200 words, and to address Dear Editor with a signature, address and phone number for contact. The paper may edit letters for brevity and libel.
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The
Chetwynd Echo
Rocks at bedside spark law suit warning to intruders
A reader suggests keeping small rocks at bedside to deter night break ins while noting caution about legal risk if the intruder is injured. The letter references RCMP and calls for citizen involvement in crime curb efforts.
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RCMP
N. Morrie