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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Nov 26, 1996

Page

6

Justice policy move targets dangerous offenders in city

The Echo reports crown counsel won’t release hearing details citing privacy. Councillors criticized lack of notification about a hearing moved from Chetwynd and directed staff to draft a policy under Criminal Code Section 810.1 to restrict known sexual offenders from public places.

Echo Dawson Creek Chetwynd Shirley Chetwynd Family Youth Justice Committee

The Arrival Rated PG Review Summary

This brief notes the film The Arrival runs 109 minutes and earns an overall rating of PG. It flags violence as B, sexual content as B, and language as C, signaling mild to moderate content for general audiences with some screening considerations.

ID4 Zane Zaminski Charlie Sheen Zaminski U.S

Forests Forever Tour comes to Chetwynd

The Chetwynd Environmental Society hosts Forests Forever a one hour documentary touring B C in October and November with a December 2 screening at Northern Lights College. Dr Wade Davis leads a panel discussion with diverse views to hear all sides. Admission is by donation.

Chetwynd Environmental Society Forests Forever B.C British Columbia Chetwynd Northern Lights College Wade Davis Wayne Sawchuk

Dokie Residents Call for Action After Break-Ins

In Dokie residents voiced anger at the justice system and plan to contact provincial politician Jack Weisgerber and federal rep Jay Hill to press for change. Cpl Turner praised attendees and urged vigilance with tips to deter thieves, including reporting suspicious activity, securing homes, and delivering security pamphlets.

Jack Weisgerber Jay Hill Cpl Turner

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