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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Oct 01, 1996

Page

4

Letters to the Editor From The Chetwynd Echo Policy

The Chetwynd Echo invites brief single-issue letters around 200 words. Letters must be signed or include contact info for verification. Editors may edit for brevity topicality and libel and may reject unsigned illegible or defamatory submissions.

Chetwynd Echo

Mounties face loss of worker rights under Bill C-30

RCMP across Canada would lose protection under the Canada Labour Code if Bill C-30 passes, removing oversight by Labour Canada. Associations condemn the move as backward for labour relations, reviving a prior bill and opposing reduced rights amid calls for genuine bargaining.

House of Commons RCMP Labour Canada Sims Mike Funicelli The Echo

Town Cryer celebrates local businesses and events

Naomi McCannon highlights new facilities in the village including the Social Services Building RCMP office and school plus local spots like Winks gas station and The Mill. She previews a new Talk of the Town feature photos and public input, notes a photography workshop at Chetwynd Secondary School, and muses on upcoming winter validation with Farmer’s Almanac.

Naomi McCannon Cryer Barb Shirley Barb Social Services RCMP Little Prairie School Accentrix Lonestar Westwind RV Park Finning Tractor Buckley’s Westcoast Pipeline Shell Winks Echo Chetwynd Wendy Fontaine National Geographic Shirley Mark Breslin Yuk Yuk Sudbury

Hypocrisy in Principles Across Canadian Debates

Rick Davison argues that Canadians praise rules when they favor their side while criticizing others for the same standards. He cites immigration, Quebec sovereignty, power pricing, law, protests, racism, and sports defeats to show selective adherence to principles. The piece notes shifting views depending on which country or group is involved.

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