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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 23, 1999
Page
5
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Letter to the editor by Shelley Currier of Chetwynd questions the school district's bus arrangements for kindergarten children. She recounts denial of a bus variance in 1998 to extend a route by 400 metres, cites interim service that she says protected her children, and notes an ongoing six month decision suspended since March 1999. She argues Regulation 3810 aims at safety and equal access.
Laura Hope faced leukemia starting in 1996 at 16, received funds for care in Vancouver, and endured chemotherapy. She married Travis Verlinde in Washington, had a son in 1998, and underwent a successful bone marrow transplant before illness returned. Laura died March 20, 1999 in Vancouver General Hospital. funeral set March 25 in Fort St John, donations to Leukaemia Research Fund of Canada suggested.
The District of Chetwynd Hospital Action Committee asks residents to submit information supporting doctor retention and reopening the operating room. Privacy is observed. letters may be dropped at Peoples Drug Mart or Chetwynd Medical Clinic. Citizens recount long travel for serious illness and urgent care highlighting hospital access needs.
Dear Editor warns that the Multilateral Agreement on Investment would threaten Canadian sovereignty by extending NAFTA rules to 28 countries. It urges public input as BC forms a legislative committee, with hearings and a final report due after March, including a 22 recommendation MRI background.
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