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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 16, 2000

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Parents vote to exclude volunteer language at BC PAC AGM

At Burnaby last weekend the BCCPAC Spring Conference and AGM drew 188 delegates from 43 districts representing 442 parent advisory councils. They endorsed resolutions on excluding volunteer language from collective agreements, universal accreditation, funding reforms, safety measures, and associate memberships for individual parents.

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RCMP reports multiple local vandalism and break in incidents

At 3 a.m. on April 23 a man with hand lacerations said he fell on broken glass in a back alley and was treated at Chetwynd General Hospital. Investigators recovered physical evidence and linked him to an earlier vandalism at GT Café on North Access Road. Three windows were broken and the offender was identified prior to the incident. The RCMP is handling the matter with GT Café. A break in at Chetwynd Dry Cleaners and Laundromat on 52nd Street occurred between May 6 and May 7, with $180 stolen and damage. Investigations continue. Suspects also broke into Moberly Lake Golf Course between May 1 and May 12, stealing liquor. Information can be provided to Cst. Ashford at 788-9221 or Cst. Kinnick at 788-9221.

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BC Liberals to introduce parent and volunteer protection act

Vancouver leader Gordon Campbell says the private member's Public School Parent and Volunteer Protection Act will protect parents and volunteers in public schools while ensuring staff positions are not displaced. The bill focuses on allowing parental volunteer service without displacing existing staff.

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