Chetwynd residents urge doctors stay in town
A local letter from K. Charette urges residents to press authorities to retain five South African doctors who opened a clinic in Chetwynd BC. The piece warns losses could leave the town without medical care, affect hospitals, real estate, and growth, and cites immigration and crime notes. It includes addresses and fax numbers for health officials and a call to contact Ministers Ramsay, Priddy, and Cull.
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British Columbia
Chetwynd
West Coast
Canada
Dawson Creek
Fort St. John
Prince George
Immigration Department
B.C
Paul Ramsay
Parliament Buildings
Victoria
Ramsay
Elizabeth Cull
Priddy
MS Cull
Mike Wilkinson
Isabel VanDerMeer
Alex Revelas
Andrew Everett
Derek Barkhuizen
K. Charette
Sweden Town Debates Ban On Certain Pesticides
Oscar Correa reports on a Swedish town considering a by law to ban pesticides against pests like cutworms and roaches. The proposal faces opposition from bug enthusiasts and vegetarians who argue the chemicals harm the environment and animals. Debate highlights civic turnout rules and concerns about lawmaking, courts, and gun control politics.
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Oscar Correa
Chetwynd
Bulettin Board Service
Sweden
Rivas
Faa
Canada
MPs Return to Ottawa Readjustment After Plowing Match
The report notes MPs face a tough return to Ottawa after summer with constituents. It highlights Liberal inaction on deficit crime and social reform, while Reform caucus readies for Parliament with strategy against separatist pressure after the Quebec results. The week included a Pembroke trip for the International Plowing Match attended by many MPs and over 125 000 attendees at the fair.
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Ottawa
Liberal
Canada
Reform Caucus
House
Quebec
Pembroke
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