Red Rooster project advances with bylaw approvals
The Village Council held a special meeting approving By-law 310 OC P Amendment Red Rooster and By-law 297 Zoning Amendment Red Rooster, with Alderman Braaten voting against both. By-law 307 Medical Dental Rezoning not adopted and held for review. By-law 308 CPP Amendment Taina Holdings adopted with Alderman Wilson voting yes, as Ald Schmok attended discussion.
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Braaten
Red Rooster
Ald
Ald. Schmok
C.C.P
Taina Holdings
Ald. Wilson
Taina Holding
Wilson
Tech
Vancouver
Walsh says residences not needed until 1983
Commissioner Pat Walsh told Chamber of Commerce directors that worker residences aren’t required before 1983 as Denison contracts out stripping operations. Occupancy was planned for October 1982, so the Tumbler Ridge program will slip two to three months while municipal buildings proceed. Building costs likely rise due to delay and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Walsh
Tumbler Ridge
Chamber of Commerce
Walsh
Denison
Warning Issued For Campers At Mouth Of Halfway River Area
The Ministry of Environment warns campers near the Halfway River mouth 40 km west of Fort St John about possible slide hazards. Areas east of a May 1973 slide, which blocked the Peace River for 12 hours, show earth movements up to 10 cm per month in fall 1980. Spring thaw poses greatest risk. Signs posted. efforts to map danger zones continue. RCMP to be stationed at Tumbler Ridge this spring.
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Ministry of Environment
Halfway River
Attache
Fort St. John
Peace River
Rail losses loom over B C Railway northeast coal plan
A draft report for the British Columbia legislature says the provincially owned railway would lose money shipping northeast coal at current rates unless the government offsets the losses. It cites a $5 million annual depreciation for the Tumbler Ridge line and projects further $6.7 million in losses over five years due to discounted coal transport, with the government set to cover the extra costs. The report also criticizes broadened cabinet control over Crown corporations and banking rules, warning this could undermine board autonomy and day-to-day management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles la Vertu Victoria
British Columbia Railway
B.C
Tumbler Ridge
Committee On Crown Corporations
Quinette Coal Ltd
Teck Corp
Hugh Curtis
Corporation
BCA
Social Credit
Curtis
Crown Corporation
Johnson's Radiator to Move into New Home
Construction on the south access road signals the future home for Johnson's Radiator Ltd and Superior Muffler. Gary Johnson is guiding the project and the company’s relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Johnson’s Radiator Ltd
Superior Muffler
Gary Johnson
Open letter to parents and local business notes in Chetwynd
An open letter to parents speaks of shared hopes and fears across police and community, while local business updates profile Gary Johnson who moved from Port Alberni to Chetwynd with his Radiator and Muffler shop. The piece notes Stratospan built his 2400 square foot building and project timing. B.C. Rail carloadings in March fell 22 percent from last year, with declines in lumber, woodchips, and logs, totaling 11 091 carloads.
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Canada
Johnson
Gary
Chetwynd
Port Alberni
Gail
Lana
Tammy
Perry
Prince George
Stratospan
Valen
Stratospan Company
Gary Johnson
Statespan
B.C
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Ladies Auxiliary To
Legion Branch No. 258
Mary Melynchuk
Bobbie Larsen
Molly Crieghton
Hedy Berlinger
Ethel Blair
Pauline Flett
Near
Labour Relations Board
Lower Mainland
RCMP
Mr. Walsh
The
Jordan
Pat Jordan
Alaska Highway Tourist Association
P.R.A.H.T.A
Alexander McKenzie Inn
Chamber of Commerce P.R.A.H.T.A
Mr Esd Set
Johnsons Radiator Ltd
Art Lepp
Art
Bates Air Ltd
Kamloops
Johnson Radiator Ltd
Superior
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