Getting Started In Business for Aboriginal Women
Penny Priddy and Bill Barlee announce a BC21 funded program to aid Aboriginal women in starting businesses across five regions including Chetwynd. It features regional conferences for up to 400 women, followed by a workshop series for about 50, culminating in business plans. Funding totals 364000, with fall start and local advertising forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penny Priddy
Women’s Equality
Bill Barlee
British Columbia
Chetwynd
Youth Violence Help Line Expands to Chetwynd
The Youth Against Violence Gang and Youth Contact Line expands province wide to Chetwynd. Young people can call 1-800-680 GANG for help or violence prevention, with RCMP Sgt Lyle Burt noting limited local gang issues but support for the service. Literature will be provided to students soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Columbia
Chetwynd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chetwynd Secondary School
Yvonne Elden
Ken Crowle
Angelique Prince
Adrianna Jolden
Ken
Angelique
Yvonne
Jennifer Correa
Bontan
Continental United States
America
Westel
BC Rail
Costa Rica
U.S
BCTEL
United States