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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1994
Page
10
ICBC invites public input on where speed enforcement should be placed. Respondents should describe the riskiest road or intersection in their community, such as black spots with frequent crashes or near schools, and mail or fax details to ICBC Public Affairs in North Vancouver.
The Peace Region is portrayed as neglected by the Harcourt government amid Forest Renewal BC plans. An April 1994 push to raise $400 million yearly for forest renewal faces critique as May 1994 amendments aim to distribute funds across the province, yet Dawson Creek TSA sees no new reforestation or silviculture spending despite a projected $10 million stumpage increase.
Two bedroom mobile home from 1993 in immaculate condition with built in china cabinet and stereo system. Deluxe windows and dehumidifier. In 2005 a three bedroom up and two down remodel added new carpeting and paint. Large lower level family room with wood stove. Proximity to schools and recreation complex. Includes 10 by 20 foot shed suitable as workshop and wood shed. ING listed in 2008.
In town business for sale featuring two dry cleaning lots of 50 by 120 feet each and a rear two bedroom apartment currently rented. Located near the downtown core with good access and visibility, servicing Tumbler Ridge. Priced at $90,000. Property at 1007.
The text lists land parcels on South 50th Street with prices and acreages while broadly discussing forestry policy. It cites NSR areas in the Dawson Creek TSA, restocking needs, and calls for directing Forest Renewal funds to productive sites, arguing for local job benefits and regional equity.
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