Wave of Light remembers infants lost in Chetwynd
Chetwynd holds the first annual Wave of Light event in Spirit Park to honor pregnancies and infant loss. Families join thousands worldwide by lighting candles at 7 p.m. across time zones, with organizers urging warmth, candles, and open support for those grieving.
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BC to allow alcohol sales in grocery stores next spring
BC announces a store within a store model for booze in groceries starting next spring. Stores must derive 75 percent of sales from food and be at least 930 square metres to stock alcohol, with co branding allowed with liquor retailers. big box and convenience stores are excluded. Larry Cromarty of Chetwynd Super Valu welcomes the potential. IGA did not respond.
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Government appeals BC teachers constitutional rights ruling
In Victoria on October 14 an appeal began led by the BC government against Justice Susan Griffin’s January 2014 ruling that BC violated the Canadian constitution by removing language on class sizes and composition from the teachers Collective Bargaining Agreement. The case follows a long labour dispute since a 2002 move by former education minister Christy Clark.
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