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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 13, 1990

Page

4

Meech Lake Accord and Quebec Distinct Society Debate

Maureen Gammon warns Canadians about the Meech Lake Accords implications noting the high Canadian public ignorance and Quebecs demand for a distinct society. The piece traces Bill 101 language rights, Bill 178 and Article 33, and discusses rising Quebec sovereignty influenced by polls and constitutional tensions.

Maureen ‘Killian’ Gammon Canada Meech Lake Pierre Trudeau Quebec Supreme Court of Canada Supreme Court

Protesting Site C and BC Hydro policy critique

A letter to the editor by Neil Aitken opposes Site C on the Peace River and BC Hydro programs. He argues against promoting conservation while boosting consumption, warns of dam impacts on farmland and climate, and calls for full environmental costs from energy users to make conservation effective.

BC Hydro Peace River British Columbia United States Canada Peace River Valley Wac Bennett Dam Williston

Ozone Hole Disappears Over Canadian Arctic

Canadian scientists report a large ozone hole over Ellesmere Island may have closed or shifted due to winds as archival air circulates. The hole, about the size of Greenland, had been notable in 1986 and again last year, prompting questions about its current state.

Canadian Arctic Ellesmere Island Greenland

North Pole Expedition Team Gives Up

The all Canadian team Hank Krawczyk from Chetwynd Jock McConnell and Tim Everson from Dawson Creek abandoned their unassisted North Pole attempt last week due to ice flows and extreme cold. After a year of preparation, the trio faced disappointing results and harsh weather.

North Pole Hank Krawczyk Chetwynd Jock McConnell Tim Everson Dawson Creek

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Yours Sincerely, Neil Aitken Chetwynd Echo CSS
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