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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 09, 2003

Page

20

Education College Board appoints new chair

Kate O Neill of Fort St John will chair Northern Lights College replacing Dennis Sabourin who steps down at end of term. O Neill, a journalist and business owner, has served on the College Board for one term and previously led local chambers and arts groups. Her one year chair term began August 1 2003.

Dawson Creek Northern Lights College Kate O’ Neil Fort St. John O’neil Dennis Sabourin Sabourin Chetwynd Northern Lights

New electrical trade pilot for grade 12 in northeast BC

A fall start pilot lets Grade 12 students combine high school and post secondary training in an integrated electrical trades program. The project, funded with 1.3 million by the Ministry, partners Northern Lights College Duke Energy Slocan EnCana First Nations groups and local districts. Students complete Levels 1 and 2 of electrical trade training with a six week work term and return for final evaluations.

Kevin Young Duke Energy North Peace Senior Secondary School Ray Odendahl Ministry of Advanced Education Northern Lights College Industry Doug Boyd North Peace Senior Secondary Phil Chatters Trades and Technology Northeast BC Slocan EnCana First Nations

Fort St John officials reject funding for northern medical program

Fort St John Mayor Steve Thorlakson states council will not pledge about 480000 to the University of Northern British Columbia northern medical programs trust, citing concerns over funding fairness and municipal responsibility. The program aims to endow 6 million for student education in health professions with 24 students in Prince George and northern practicum sites.

Steve Thorlakson Northern Medical Programs Trust University of Northern British Columbia Rob van Adrichem Thorlakson van Adrichem Prince George Lhe Northern Medical Fort St. John Fort St. John Hospital

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