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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Oct 08, 2010
Page
5
Letter to the editor argues BC should replace imports of coal energy from Alberta and Washington with clean hydro projects. It highlights large dams and run-of-river schemes as proven, calls for realistic substitutes to avoid reliance on imported power, and warns against shortages.
To the Editor James Cameron visited Alberta to view oil sands and offered balanced criticisms. The writer argues underuse of renewables drives oil sands profits and that global shift to green energy could let British Columbia surpass Alberta in wealth by working with nature.
A heartfelt message from a local resident invites neighbors to talk and seek help following a teen death. The note emphasizes confidentiality, community support, and shares suicide prevention resources including Teen Suicide Prevention, Honouring Life, The Kelty Foundation depression resources, and Survivors of Suicide. Rest in peace.
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