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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 05, 1999
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo will edit letters for clarity and taste and occasionally for length. Unsigned letters will not be published. Send to Box 750 Chetwynd BC VOC 110 or fax 250 788-9988 for verification purposes.
A reader condemns a circulating petition in Chetwynd about future Moberly Lake development. They urge year round Moberly Lake residents to decide, lament cross town influence, and weigh old way of life against future job prospects and local opportunity. The writer reflects on winter travel hazards and hopes for local roots for children and grandchildren.
The British Columbia Confederation of Parent Advisory Councils honors thousands of teachers in B C public schools on World Teachers Day October 5. It urges parents and students to acknowledge teachers who go beyond the call to provide quality learning. The note stresses parent school partnership and continued collaboration for student success.
The 43rd Canadian conference on coal in Banff drew over 200 international delegates. CAC chair Jim Gardiner argued coal underpins Internet electricity, citing rising U S energy use by computers and predicting one billion PCs soon. He noted coal powers 60 percent of U S base-load electricity and dominates six of ten provinces with Alberta above 80 percent and Saskatchewan at 76 percent.
Residents of Moberly Lake speak for local job access and oppose short sighted rumours. They praise the South Peace Health Council for addressing hospital needs and aging care. A new dementia care facility planned in Chetwynd aims to benefit local seniors, with hope it progresses sooner.
The fall election for School District 59 invites residents to run as trustees. Trustees represent all district students, attend regular and special meetings, liaise with PACs, and oversee budget processes. They engage with communities, read materials, and understand provincial laws to support the district’s site based management and mission. For info, contact the district office at 782 8571.
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