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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 30, 1999
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo invites reader letters on any subject. Unsigned letters will not be published. Submit via mail fax or e mail with contact details for verification.
Jean Valin of the Canadian Firearms Centre argues that licensing and registration of all firearms are common sense to boost public safety and solve crimes. He cites 80 percent support, outlines inspection rules, warrants, and limits on search and seizure, and provides crime statistics from 1978 to 1997 to back the measure.
A community group in Chetwynd urges reopening the hospital operating room to retain doctors and reduce travel for surgeries. Residents share personal hardships, noting costs and delays when traveling to Edmonton or Prince George for care, and the desire for local continuity with familiar doctors.
BC government plans to ease liquor rules to cut red tape and boost tourism but draws mixed reviews from bar owners and counsellors. Changes include allowing certain patrons to drink without meals, Sunday liquor store openings in tourist areas, and faster licensing. Concerns focus on increased access fueling problems and social costs.
RCMP briefs report several hundred dollars in Christmas lights stolen from the airport road public works building. Some items recovered near the Rec Centre and in the industrial area. A small black purse was taken from the High Country Inn Restaurant on Thursday March 25 around 10 a.m. Police seek information from the Chetwynd RCMP.
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