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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 18, 2015

Page

4

Taber bylaw targets teens amid town unrest debate

In Taber Alberta officials adopt a Community Standards Bylaw restricting teen presence after 11 pm curfew and broad rules on gatherings, loitering and public behavior. Critics warn it overreaches municipal power, cites Charter rights, and recalls Footloose style policing amid modest crime stats.

Taber Alberta City Hall Tabor Lethbridge Metro Vancouver Kevin Bacon Main Street

District of Chetwynd shifts Tourism Services to EDO plan

A resident voices disbelief at the District of Chetwynd taking Tourism Services from the Chamber of Commerce. They urge more planning before tendering, question staff readiness, and fear layoffs while noting staff would be moved into the district office and tourism services become a mobile, intermittent setup. The writer criticizes the approach as inconsistent with prior professional service levels.

Edo Tourism BC Chamber of Commerce McAvany

Windmill project cuts hit Chetwynd chainsaw event

Community members condemn the district for ending the yearly chainsaw event that drew revenue. They question the $43,000 paid per windmill and the proceeds from selling them, asking how those funds could have funded long term tourism and carvings.

Chetwynd

Peace River Corridor claim questions PRRD authority

Community members debate a proposed Peace River Corridor spanning from Commotion Creek to the upper Moberly River and Hudson's Hope airport. The note argues the area is federal territory with no BC provincial control and asserts bylaws lack legal authority over private property.

Peace River Corridor Commotion Creek Charlie Lake Peace Coupe Moberly River Hudson’s Hope Province of British Columbia King George the Fifth C.N.R Dominion of Canada PRRD Aspol Motors

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