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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 27, 2001

Page

5

Letters to the Editor Policy for Chetwynd Echo

The Chetwynd Echo invites readers to submit letters on any subject with editorial edits for clarity taste legality and length. Unsigned letters will not be published and verification requires both address and phone number. mail or fax to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110 Fax 250 788 9988.

The Chetwynd Echo

Council votes on leave for Dori Martin during PRRC motion

Mayor Lasser grants councillor Dori Martin leave from five consecutive meetings to support a notice of motion from PRRC regarding Fort St. John. The measure aims to make information available at local schools during Local Government Awareness Week.

PRRC Fort St. John Cunningham Lasser Martin

Community plans push value-added industry growth

The article outlines steps to develop a secondary value-added industry with community leadership. It stresses a municipal regime supportive of new development, inviting youth to committees, including the MOF district manager, and discussing AACs and stumpage. Actions include contacting the Chief Forester for a community forest pilot, advertising for investors in saw milling and drying, and holding a value-added fair and workshop set for Sept 14-15 with Albert Smith of Northern Forest Products Association attending.

Baber Baker Ministry of Forests MOF Action Three Chamber of Commerce Albert Smith Northern Forest Products Association Chetwynd Cunningham

Absence Leave Sparks Council Debate Over Martin

At the November 1999 municipal election Dori Martin topped the polls yet now seeks a five meeting leave to take Edmonton computer courses for three months. The Municipal Act limits consecutive absences to three meetings or 60 days, sparking debate over impact on council and possible by election.

Dori Martin Martin Edmonton Ray Cunningham Cunningham PRRC Liasen Windrem Housing

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