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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 23, 1999

Page

3

Chetwynd hits by thefts at depot liquor store and hospital

RCMP report three break ins at the Greyhound Bus Depot between March 12 and 18 with money or freight stolen. The nearby liquor store was broken into twice on March 19 and 21 with an undetermined liquor haul and a wrench used on the windows. A second break occurred March 19 with two suspects suspected. The hospital VCR was stolen during the March 12 to 15 weekend. Call Chetwynd RCMP with any information.

Greyhound RCMP Chetwynd Rcmp Chetwynd John Scott Chetwynd Hospital

Campsite fees rise for B C Parks and Forest Service

Forest Minister David Zirnhelt announced new charges starting April 1 for provincial campgrounds. Campers may buy an annual pass for 27 dollars or pay eight dollars per night for groups up to six. Some forest service sites will charge ten dollars nightly with a five dollar discount for pass holders. Other increases of two to three dollars at BC Parks followed. Proceeds fund maintenance, interpretive programs, facilities, and security. Call 1 800 689 9025 for details.

B.C. Parks B.C. Forest Service David Zirnhelt Zirnhelt B.C Environment, Lands and Parks Cathy McGregor

Unemployment Rises in Northeast British Columbia

Unemployment in northeast B C climbs from 4.9 percent in January to 6.9 percent in February, the lowest in the province but rising as oil and gas activity cools. Economists expect further increases through spring break up before a potential fall drop tied to gas exploration for the Alliance pipeline.

B.C Northeast Statistics Canada Estelle Mayoh Kiwanis Enterprise Centre B-Coe Canada Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Mayoh Alliance South Peace Jack Weisgerber

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