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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 28, 1999

Page

5

Letters to the Editor Policy for Chetwynd Echo

The Chetwynd Echo invites reader letters on any subject with editing for clarity taste and length. Verification requires both address and phone number not printed. Unsigned letters will not be published and reproduction of staff work requires written consent.

The Chetwynd Echo

Rural Health Care Crisis Prompts NIA Increase Proposal

Dr Paul Mackey signs a letter criticizing NDP policy and BCMA actions over rural health care. The piece cites multiple community doctor losses in Prince Rupert Dawson Creek and Fort St John, noting a proposed Northern Isolation Allowance increase would cost less than prior reductions. Dr Kelly Barnard is named as government co chair.

NDP Government BCMA Prince Rupert Dawson Creek Fort St. John NSA Kelly Barnard Willie Mackle Paul Mackey V.P. Medical

British Columbia 2000 reveals three major tours and Homecoming

The BC government unveils BC 2000 events: the British Columbia Book tours nine communities in July, the BC 2000 Millennium Tour visits 40 towns with hands on displays, and Homecoming 2000 invites residents to return home next year via ICBC postcards.

B.C British Columbia FRBC Mackenzie Chetwynd Tumbler Ridge Pouce Coupe Dawson Creek Taylor Fort St. John Fort Nelson Hudson’s Hope Andrew Potter British Columbian Garde Gardom Royal British Columbia Museum ICBC Thom Thomson

Public funds to dine a select few in Chetwynd

Westcoast Energy honored community volunteers with a funded dinner drawing criticism over public money use. Council members attended and served, while readers question whether such dinners are appropriate public support for volunteer efforts. Pauline Laidman comments on volunteer satisfaction and the need for associations to recognize volunteers internally. Little Prairie Elementary features a scarecrow praised as a friendly yard presence.

Westcoast Energy Council of Chetwynd Westcoast Pauline Laidman Chetwynd Little Prairie Elementary School Little Prairie

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