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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 24, 1996
Page
4
The Chetwynd Echo invites brief letters focused on a single point. About 200 words is a guideline though not binding. Published letters require signature or contact info. The editor may edit for brevity topicality and to remove libelous content.
Aaron Flett Forester-In-Training argues that the NDP government diverted 500 million from Forest Renewal British Columbia to general revenues, undermining promised local benefits. He contends funds should fund forestry jobs, silviculture, training, and community stability, especially in small towns like Chetwynd, and urges readers to petition MLAs.
A September 16 1996 meeting at the George Dawson Inn gathered residents and stakeholders from Dawson Creek and surrounding communities to discuss moving 16' wide manufactured homes into the Peace Region. MLA Rick Kasper heard opinions from BC Grain Producers BC Chamber of Commerce District of Tumbler Ridge local dealers and residents. Participants argued over safety costs and regional policies with calls to end ongoing studies and make a final decision. Minutes are available by calling the office.
Mayor notes police staffing concerns as crime doubles over a decade while staffing stays fixed. Council praises officers and Mentoring Program. At UBCM meetings with Attorney General Department and RCMP, need for more officers discussed along with funding questions. Health care crisis and ambulance cutbacks in small communities prompt lobbying for basic services. Also flags Forest Renewal and Bill 55 as hot topics. congratulates reunion volunteers and Chetwynd's 35th anniversary. teachers reminded of Christmas break.
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