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Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia

01 Oct 2014

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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

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Oct 01, 2014

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Chiefs Willson and Logan pressure Ottawa with protest salute

West Moberly Chief Roland Willson and Fort Nelson Chief Liz Logan travelled to Ottawa with Grand Chief Stewart Phillip to press treaty grievances over Site C and LNG development. They posted a controversial one finger salute to Prime Minister Harper after meetings with MP Bob Zimmer, insisting Ottawa face their demands and linking Site C to LNG in northeast British Columbia.

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Canfor pellet mill eyed for Chetwynd Fort St John plants

Canfor and Pacific BioEnergy plan two wood pellet mills in Chetwynd and Fort St John, aiming to produce 175000 tonnes yearly with a $58 million Canfor investment. District council raised permit concerns as approval awaits development and environmental discharge permits, with operation targeted for late 2015.

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Chetwynd Okays 1.6 Million Long Term Clinic Borrowing

The District of Chetwynd authorizes borrowing up to 1.6 million from the Municipal Finance Authority to fund a new medical clinic with a maximum 20 year term. More than 526,646 in in kind donations have been raised, reducing immediate cash needs. Chief Administrative Officer Doug Fleming notes the full amount is authorized as a worst case.

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