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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 03, 1996
Page
4
The Chetwynd Echo invites brief single point letters aiming for about 200 words. Unpublished letters may be published as stories or rejected for lack of signature illegibility libel or contact info. Editors may edit for brevity topicality and libel while pseudos must include a verifiable phone number and address.
Peace River residents enjoy August gatherings with Dawson Creek Fall Fair and Rodeo and Grizzly Valley Days in Tumbler Ridge. Chetwynd announces its Second Annual Fall Fair Days on September 1 with low admission, new features, and weather entertainment. Louise at 788-2622 for info. Volunteers drive community life and MLA notes government aid and community spirit. Take the long weekend to relax before school starts.
A summary of four major court decisions on aboriginal hunting and fishing rights in Canada. The Dawson Creek Wolfe case grants an Indian resident in BC the right to hunt on unoccupied lands within Treaty 8. Supreme Court rulings in Van der Peet, NTC Smokehouse, and Gladstone focus on selling or trading fish pre contact, with Gladstone allowed to go to trial on herring roe sale.Wolfe appeal by Crown deemed unreasonable by critics.
Canadian Donovan Bailey set a world record and sparked debate over who is faster Bailey and American Michael Johnson are central to the discussion The piece argues Bailey's acceleration favors 100 meters while Johnson excels in the 200 and notes Canadian relay success Bailey’s status as fastest human is favored globally but Americans are slow to accept the outcome
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