US Ambassador warns Canada on border security rules
U S Ambassador to Canada David Wilkins told a Fort St John audience that U S border rules such as passport requirements will stay. He praised U S Canadian friendship and noted Canada supplies half of U S energy while warning against rolling back security in a post 9 11 era. He mentioned a possible pass card and optimism over a softwood agreement.
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Ghoulish Affair planning underway in Chetwynd
Organizers of the Ghoulish Affair set for October 31 seek volunteers to help plan and run the event. Funding relies on cash candy and supply donations, with cans and bottles donated via the Chetwynd Lions Club Recycling Depot to benefit the fundraiser. Interested individuals can contact Tyria Plamondon at 788 2214.
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