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Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia

27 May 1997

Page 10

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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

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May 27, 1997

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10

Election signs vandalized across northern areas during long weekend

Liberal Barb Shirley campaign signs were ripped down or defaced in Chetwynd Prince George Tumbler Ridge Hudson's Hope and Dawson Creek over the Victoria Day long weekend. Large signs damaged small ones destroyed stakes broken some signs set on fire. Police were notified. Under Elections Act, destruction carries up to 5000 fine or five years in jail.

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Chetwynd Prince George Tumbler Ridge Hudson’s Hope Dawson Creek Shirley Gloria Clark North Clark Mississippi Hill
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Shirley slams rumourmongers in politics clash

Liberal candidate Shirley for Prince George Peace River denounces slander after a caller on CJDC's Contact accused her child of drug dealing. She says such rumors deter people from public service and vows to clear her kid's name amid slimy political behavior.

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Prince George-Peace River Shirley C.J.D.C
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Native issues ignored in federal election says Treaty Eight Chief

Tribal Chief Judy Maas notes lack of emphasis on native issues by parties in the federal campaign. She argues politicians do not understand First Nations concerns and highlights the need to implement Treaty Eight, signed over a century ago, which now causes uncertainty for industry, local governments, and the public.

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