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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 12, 1996
Page
4
A longtime Chetwynd resident endorses Bob Nicholson and criticizes other council members. The writer cites costly eyesore projects by IGA area as wasteful and urges officials to prioritize sidewalks streets and handicapped access. He signs as a dissatisfied voter E Blair.
The District of Chetwynd states why Councillor Nicholson was removed from all council committees. He attended a Civic Properties meeting in January knowing he had been removed in December 1995. He opposed the rushed budget that would raise taxes by 150000. He claimed to represent the Regional District and said he did not represent the District. The council condemns actions harming taxpayers and urges inquiries to Nicholson. Nicholson is a long-serving senior member.
Jere Franklin voices concern over the planned March 31, 1996 shutdown of the Chetwynd Canada Employment Centre 100 km from Dawson Creek. He urges local residents to write MP Jay Hill Prince George Peace River to keep employment listings and counselling available in the growing community.
Open letter to MP Mr ay Hill from Jere C. Franklin urging continued operation of the Canada Employment Centre in Chetwynd B C to avoid a 100 km drive to the next nearest centre by March 30 1996. The writer notes isolated northern community needs and requests official objection to save the local centre.
Don and Darlene Swanton condemn the council removal of Councillor Nicholson. They defend his integrity and dedication while urging transparency and broader public engagement in district affairs amid democratic tensions.
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