Province to pay medical bills for arrow attack victim
Prince George area man receives confirmation the province victims services branch will cover medical costs after a September 2003 bow and arrow attack. Salmon Valley resident Paul Serup was struck in the neck near Hart Highway while helping at a car crash, narrowly missing his carotid artery, and later underwent jaw reconstruction and dental work.
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Prince George Area
Serup
Salmon Valley
Hart Highway
Chetwynd
Prince George
Trial date set in arrow attack case
Wade Gielzecki faces charges after an October 2003 incident near Chetwynd in which Paul Serup was shot in the face with a crossbow arrow while helping at a vehicle rollover. The trial runs October 18 to 21 in a Chetwynd courthouse after prior postponements in Dawson Creek.
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Chetwynd
Prince George
Paul Serup
Gielzecki
Dawson Creek
Dillon Mine plans to start production in October
Western Canadian Coal Corporation plans Dillon Mine to begin production in October with Brule Mine slated for full operation by year end 2005. Combined output targets 1 million tonnes annually and initial jobs total 100 to 120. Environmental studies report low ecological risk to Sukunka River tributaries with minimal wildlife impact and a reclamation plan to restore habitat.
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Dillon
Pitcher
Brule
Western Canadian Coal Corporation
Sukunka Valley
Sukunka River
Blind Creek
Chetwynd
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