Chetwynd Echo Questions EDC Financial Reports
November 1992 to September 1993 reports show delays by Charles Lasser in reporting EDC finances. An auditor found issues with Rendezvous 92 funding and multiple projects charged to it, with unresolved accounts receivable and missing substantiation. The District faced responsibility for managing cross governments funds and remaining audits were incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lasser
Economic Development Commission
EDC
Ants
Rendezvous ‘92
Deck
Aspen and Cottonwood as Viable Forest Alternatives
Oscar Correa discusses vision of citizen stake in forests and argues Aspen and Cottonwood offer a viable alternative to SPF. He cites faster growth, easy silviculture, and rapid regeneration via suckering, noting studies and industry efforts to refine thinning and drying to yield new saw log inventories.
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Aspen
SPF
Silviculture
Dawson Creek
Ollenberger
Letter raises questions on citizen committees and accountability
Roy Cochrane questions the legitimacy and governance of an ad hoc committee cited by the city. He argues public funds, ongoing life, and lack of accountability justify forming a society under the Companies Act to protect taxpayers. He warns councils and readers about potential legal and reputational risks.
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Chainsaw Committee
Roy Cochrane
Delicious cheese cake with apricot glaze at Swiss Inn
At lunch I was offered a taste of Suzan’s cheese cake with apricot glaze to prove me wrong. The pastry is described as delicious and tied to weekend specials, with a suggestion it could appear more often.
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Oscar Correa
Suzan
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By Oscar Correa
Chetwynd Echo
Chetwynd
Hudson's Hope
Moberly Lake
Jackfish Lake
East Pine
Hasler Flats
51St Street
Pioneer Place
P.O
B.C
Margaret White
Jennifer Correa
Suzan Slater
Margaret Redekopp
The
Canadian Community Newspaper Association
British Columbia & Yukon
Sterling Newspaper Publication
Canada
Tates
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