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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 25, 2003
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo invites letters on any subject. Unsigned letters will not be published. Include full contact details for verification. mail Box 750, Chetwynd BC VOC 110 or send via Fax 250 788 9988. The paper retains copyright and prohibits reproduction without consent.
Representations from BC Rail urged a two year sale moratorium. Council voted to table the issue for further research at the next meeting. The Dokie Elementary PAC sought support to keep the school open, and council postponed any decision until after meeting with School District 59 Board.
Councillor Mark Wilfur said the presentation strategy is under review ahead of the Utilities Commission briefing. Mayor Evan Langstad reported discussions with Charles Pitcher of Western Canadian Coal Corp about the Wolverine Perry and Burnt River projects. The Burnt River coal project aims to go online in 2004 with two rail options and a temporary trial approach. The Wolverine Perry project plans to move from underground to 100 percent open pit, seeking a 2004 mine certificate and approval to proceed.
Mayor Langstad cites Courage to Care program amid government cutbacks as the District of Chetwynd Social Issues Committee weighs a Community Wellness Model. Critics question cross ministry co location, privacy in welfare services, and transport barriers as 14 plus jobs may be cut. Councillor Brenda Massey invites input at 788 3245.
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