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Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia

11 May 1992

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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

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May 11, 1992

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Vandals Threaten Major Power Outage Near Chetwynd

Community near Tumbler Ridge narrowly avoids a large scale outage after insulators were shot on a BC Hydro transmission line 20 kilometers southeast of Chetwynd. The act risks public safety and costly delays. BC Hydro offers up to 2500 reward for information leading to those responsible. Call Chetwynd RCMP or BC Hydro Security with tips.

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Tumbler Ridge B.C. Hydro Chetwynd Hydro Canada Larry Haffner Peace River Chetwynd Rcmp B.C. Hydro Security BC Hydro Jim Bessant Mel Courtoureille
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First tax notices issued on reserves in BC bands

About 600 residents tenants on 10 BC reserves receive first Property Assessment notices under Indian Band Jurisdiction. Bands will issue annual tax bills within 30 days with a $1000 surcharge per band plus 20 per property. BC Assessment Authority fees apply. Revenue surpasses $1 million with participation by federal provincial municipal and private sectors. More bands likely to adopt local service taxation next year.

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British Columbia BC Assessment Authority BCAA Lower Kootenay St. Mary’s Columbia Lake Shuswap Tobacco Plains Spuzzum Skuppah Siska Kanaka Bar Nicomen
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LP Chetwynd workers vote to join CPU Local 448

Region IV Vice-President Norm Maclellan announced on May 8 that Louisiana-Pacific Pulp Mill employees in Chetwynd BC chose the Canadian Paperworkers Union. An 83 percent ballot supported joining, making them CPU Local 448 members as negotiations for a first labour agreement begin. The CPU represents 65,000 pulp and paper workers in Canada, about 10,000 in BC.

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Canadian Paperworkers Union CPU Norm Maclellan Louisiana-Pacific Chetwynd Louisiana Pacific Maclellan Canada
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