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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 29, 1988
Page
1
A Federal Task Force will assess residency and travel deduction criteria for northern communities. Public meetings set for Fort St. John and Dawson Creek on December 6 invite written or verbal submissions. Chetwynd district groups will send representatives to Dawson Creek that day.
The Northern Interior Cancer Clinic Steering Committee released its proposal for a third stand alone clinic in Prince George to ease access for northern patients. It argues 300000 residents in the north live far from treatment and that a Prince George facility could have reduced long drives and costly flights, with 18 nearby hotels versus Vancouver's limited options.
Civic Properties Commission discussed the Curling Club contract and named facility spaces after native trees. Meeting Room 4 is the Birch Room Tamerack Hall and Cottonwood Hall will replace others. Next meeting is December 13, 1988 at 7 pm.
The Pioneer Newspaper notes the Chetwynd District Council issued a statement on balancing public access to information with confidentiality. Three classes define access: General Information fully accessible, Restricted items with limited access, and Confidential Information with no public access.
The Northern Development Council held its first meeting under a new structure on November 4 1988 after nearly two years of organizational overhaul. The council discussed major northern issues and approved immediate action on transportation, FRDA II renewal, a northern university, and Indian self government. A delegation from the Northern Interior Lumber Sector COFI supported FRDA renewal, and ministers and regional development authorities will be invited to participate to maintain liaison across government levels.
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