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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 09, 1994

Page

2

Pucks violence in Chetwynd sparks caller letter debate

In a May 1994 Dear Editor contribution, C McLellan calls for factual reporting on local violence linked to older youths rather than hockey players. The writer urges residents to identify offenders, report to police, and stresses community responsibility to protect rights and safety.

Chetwynd Hockey Association C. McLellan

Disgruntled Reporter Targets Recreation News in Chetwynd Echo

In a letter and council correspondence, residents dispute Wendy Coomber’s recreation focused coverage, arguing broader council minutes and issues including Highway 29 talks were overlooked. Councillor Terry Webster defends fair reporting while criticizing tax and government policies with sharp, unsparing language.

Chetwynd Echo Wendy Coomber Wendy Martin Dalsin Council Martin Ms. Coomber Nse Webster Community Hall Society Couinte Chetwynd Council Hudson’s Hope Minister of Transportation Terry Webster Chetwynd Hudson's Hope Moberly Lake Jackfish Lake East Pine Hasler Flats 51St Street Pioneer Place P.O B.C Fox Margaret White Jennifer Correa Oscar Correa Shawn Bennough Judy Carlson Margaret Redekopp

Get Real and Face Hard Truths on History

A critical reply argues about Canadian identity and history, asserting nations forged treaties, survived oppression, and confronting insults about ancestry. It cites Irish, Scottish clearances, Ireland famine, residential schools, Indian agents, Beothuk, smallpox blankets, and colonization harms, urging acknowledgment of past wrongs.

Michelle Good Miles Ireland Grandpa Saskatchewan Scotland Newfoundland

Mirror for the Beast and Hireling Blues

A protesting voice compares corrupt behavior to a beast feeding on power. It argues that employers can dismiss workers who fail duties and likens government to bloodsucking leeches, urging vigilance against corrupt leadership. The narrator cites Saskatchewan’s invasive leeches as a metaphor for oppressive governance.

Saskatchewan Im Ross

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