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Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia

30 Apr 1990

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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

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Apr 30, 1990

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LP Proposes Pulpwood Agreement Changes in Chetwynd

Louisiana Pacific Canada Ltd plans changes to Pulpwood Agreement numbers 10 and 13, hosting a public meeting May 7 at 7 00 pm in Chetwynd Recreation Centre. The proposal aims to adjust annual harvest volumes to aid OSB plant construction in the South Peace, create 170 new mill jobs and 250 logging posts, while boosting private timber supply and reducing decay losses.

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Louisiana Pacific Canada Ltd Chetwynd Ministry of Forests OSB South Peace Crown Lands Louisiana Pacific Ous Lasser The Echo
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PRAHTA General Meeting May 12 in Chetwynd Alaska highway region

PRAHTA hosts its annual general meeting in Chetwynd on May 12 at 10 00am at the Dragon Palace. The open session covers constitutional changes sub regional reports and tourism marketing. President Trudy Bennett will depart after two years with elections for a new president and executive committee.

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Pulp and Paper reforms outlined by Parliament Hill

Frank Oberle reports that Canada’s draft regulations for pulp and paper pollution aim to cut environmental impact with a three year phase in. Provinces retain regulatory responsibility while federal industry collaboration and public awareness are emphasized. Industry initial reaction is cautious optimism.

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