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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 19, 1992
Page
6
Jim Ross argues fascism is rising in Canada as government agencies grow dictatorial. He accuses the RCMP of overreach, roadblocks, and misusing authority while claiming many crimes go unaddressed and fines for minor violations proliferate.
A reader criticizes the Chetwynd Environmental Society and Stuart Garland for negative remarks about forest policy. They argue the Society should lobby the Ministry of Forests, not the Dawson Creek district, to influence the Annual Allowable Cut. The letter urges positive leadership and questions how Garland would feel about targeting the BC Education system.
Michelle Good of the Saulteau Indian Band responds to Elmer Knutson’s letter. She asserts pre existing Indigenous sovereignty, condemns colonial deceit, and invites Knutson to visit the reserve for education on Indigenous rights and history.
Frank Oberle commends Chetwynd residents for a warm welcome to the Prime Minister and his wife on their first district visit. He praises the community for displaying Peace River hospitality and thanks those who helped make the trip a success.
Grant Cissell, environmentalist and silviculture forester, criticizes a recent Chetwynd Environmental Society letter. He questions the society mandate and calls for clarity, accuracy, and constructive involvement in park development and environmental efforts.
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