Third Annual Chetwynd Chainsaw Carving Championship
Chetwynd prepares for four days in June as the Third Annual International Chainsaw Carving Championship attracts top carvers, including a participant from Japan, expanding the event’s status. Helene Weightman, the Visitor Centre manager and organizer, notes the addition of international entrants and the broader title.
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Australia to join next year's international carving contest
Event organizer Helen Weightman confirms plans to expand the invitational competition from 12 carvers to include an Australian entrant next year. Angie Polglaze, famed for global chainsaw carving skill, could not attend this year due to a conflict in Germany but has secured a spot for next year.
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Fraser Institute ranks local elementary schools near bottom
Fraser Institute released its Report Card on BC Elementary Schools showing Little Prairie Elementary at 4.2 (848 province-wide) and Windrem Elementary at 4.0 (864). Don Titus Elementary not listed. Nineteen Vancouver area schools tied for first with 10s. Kitwanga New Hazelton North Oyster Carney Hill all tied for last at 0.0. Tumbler Ridge at 979. New measure factors FSAs participation. See REPORT page 3.
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