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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 19, 2000
Page
5
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Dr. Gorton notes a level playing field is needed as B C faces a doctor shortage. The province trains few physicians and relies on recruitment from abroad, with rural areas like Dawson Creek and Grand Prairie strained by wait lists and limited surgical services. Premier Dosanjh announces mass funding for health action and recruitment, including signing bonuses.
The Chetwynd Public Library and CARES collaborate to establish a compost demonstration garden. Youth from YCA, led by Robin Moore, planned and prepared the site with soil work, weed removal, and bed edging, aiming to educate readers and spread awareness.
Slap Shots notes race to register before Sept 30 at the Rec Centre with Tarla Brewster, 1 to 4 p.m. Board welcomes new president Sally Paquette and vice-president Sandra Leer. Vacant Head Coach position advertised. Meetings first Monday at 7 p.m. at the Public Library. Members urged to attend and submit agenda ideas seven days ahead.
The British Columbia Principals and Vice-Principals Association outlines the opening of a new school year as a time for leadership and accountability. It calls for transparent reporting to parents on academic progress, climate, instruction, resources, safety, and partnerships with families to improve every school.
A giant potluck dinner in Tumbler Ridge on Sunday aimed to be the world largest of its kind to welcome new residents. The event drew 641 attendees, as local officials touted the turnout and community spirit. Since July 21, more than 400 single family homes and 33 condo units have been sold in the area.
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