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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

May 20, 1997

Page

8

Hill's delayed newsletter stirs election spending concerns

A half yearly Hill newsletter arrived late in Dawson Creek after writs were dropped for the federal vote on June 2. Elections Canada says MPs may distribute pre writ mail if it is already printed, while monitoring focuses on campaign expenses, not prewrit mail funded from other sources. Other MPs, including Svend Robinson, faced similar timing issues as the rulebook offers little oversight.

Cees Mond Daily News Jay Hill Dawson Creek Hill Elections Canada Ottawa Philley Burnaby- Kingsway New Democrat Svend Robinson

Vandalism hits Liberal and Reform election signs across riding

In Fort St John and across the Prince George Peace River riding supporters report widespread sign vandalism. Liberal Barb Shirley says about 100 Liberal signs were torn down from Dawson Creek to Prince George, with key trouble spots at Charlie Lake and Nechako Bridge. Campaign staff say violators will be charged. signs and wooden stakes are damaged or missing. rebuttals from Jay Hill and others note the issue but offer no comment.

Sterling News Fort ST. John Prince George-Peace River Charlie Lake Prince George Barb Shirley Shirley RCMP Dawson Creek Nechako Bridge Holly Tryon Reform Jay Hill Hill

Green Party picks candidate for Prince George riding

Julie Zammuto a 43 year old Crescent Spur BC resident and Wildlife Habitats owner chosen to run in the June 2 federal election for Prince George Peace River. She says others ignore environmental issues and calls for smarter logging and action to protect forests and water while stressing community power.

Cees Mond Green Party of Canada Prince George Peace River Julie Zammuto Crescent Spur B.C

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