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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 01, 1998
Page
5
The Chetwynd Echo invites brief letters focused on a single point. About 200 words is a guideline but not mandatory. Published letters require a signature or contact information. Unpublished letters may be used by reporters. The paper may edit for brevity topicality and libel.
Nigel Maxwell issues an on air apology with the help of the Chetwynd Echo for a slanderous remark directed at Mill Nightclub last Friday. He apologizes to the Mill staff Shirley Walters CHET FM employees and volunteers and seeks to restore their longstanding friendship.
Saulteau Chief Stewart Cameron says Amoco returns with heavy equipment to coerce a court injunction while elders decry pollution from sour gas wells. Supporters from Moberly Lake, Kelly Lake and others join in singing and praying along the route. Elders warn of diseased moose from flare pit runoff as tension rims a potential confrontation.
The notice directs readers to check the Back To School Supplement spanning pages 13 through 16. It highlights special sections, school-related features, and advertiser placements within those pages for seasonal updates and summaries.
Agriculture Minister Corky Evans announced that British Columbia will pay more than 10 million dollars under the Whole Farm Insurance pilot program to about 550 qualifying farmers. The first payments were issued in May, with further funds distributed as claims are verified, and the program aims to protect farmers from weather related losses in upcoming years.
A British Columbia survey shows red light runners tops drivers pet peeves and U S data link rising red light fatalities to speeding, impairment, and distracted driving. The Institute notes younger drivers and invalid licenses in fatal two car red light crashes and tests of red light cameras potential crash reduction.
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