Jury selection in Wildeman manslaughter trial begins
Fort St. John jurors start Monday March 19 for a trial expected to last two weeks. Gerald Wildeman 44 is charged with manslaughter in the death of his common law wife Lynne Gauthier 38 who was beaten to death on Alaska Road February 5 2000. Autopsy in Prince George found no weapon used beyond bare hands. Gauthier was a mother and grandmother. Her Chetwynd area family has waited for this trial.
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Chetwynd Council Tackles Vacant Lot Cleanup Effort
Local resident Ross Markowski urged action at last week’s council meeting about unsightly vacant lots in Rodeo subdivision. Public Works explained owner clean up challenges, noting over 50 properties, including one at a lawyer, require steps under by laws, with a two year horizon to remove derelict cars and a spring cleanup push aligned with the Pitch-In campaign.
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Prince George Weekend Pushes to the Top
The article notes Prince George rising to the top this weekend with events and activities planned. Local organizers promote a sequence of performances and community gatherings aimed at showcasing the city’s momentum and attractions. The piece highlights key venues and notable participants in the weekend lineup.
SPHE Receives $89,102 Nursing Grant in Health Plan
The South Peace Health Council was chosen as a health authority to receive $89,102 from the Health Action Plan funding. Health Minister Corky Evans says the grant will help recruit and retain nurses, addressing provincial shortages and supporting rural training in pharmacology under the council’s programs.
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Public meeting pushes value added forestry industry in Chetwynd
Glen Baker led a second public session in Chetwynd at the invitation of councillor Ray Cunningham and local consultant Ellen Calliou. About 40 attendees from the forestry sector discussed action items from the first visit. Baber urged forming a strong committed team to break down old rivalries and build a long term community benefit through a cross group committee. Organizations discussed for membership included the District of Chetwynd, the Chamber of Commerce and Northern Lights College.
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