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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 13, 2004

Page

15

Conferences address water quality amid oil gas in northeast

Fort St. John hosts two sessions September 16 17 and 17 18 led by the Peace River Watershed Council and the Planning Institute of BC North Central Chapter. The forums focus on rural water supplies water management and potential coalbed methane impacts with presentations from Land and Water BC and the Oil and Gas Commission.

Fort ST. John B.C Reg Whiten Peace River Whiten Land and Water B Planning Institute of B.C. North Central

Caribou Road Services wins South Peace highway contract

Caribou Road Services (South) Ltd. will maintain all provincial highways in the South Peace for 10 years starting July 26, with a $13.4 million annual contract. CRS salaried about 70 former Peace Country Maintenance staff and hired three staff for its Dawson Creek office, while Peace Country Maintenance plans to auction equipment September 26 in Grande Prairie.

Dawson Creek Caribou Road Services (South) Ltd South Peace Caribou Road Services CRS al Harwood Peace Country Maintenance Peace Coupe Ministry of Transportation Highways South Peace District Peace River Alberta Mackenzie Mike Minshall Ministry of Transportation Williams Lake Harwood Peace Country Maintenance Office Pat Robson Grande Prairie

ATV rider safety study shows lower injury rate than many sports

A 2002 CPSC NEISS study finds per capita ATV injuries lower than bicycles, baseball, basketball, football, and softball. Rates: bicycles 201.0, ATVs 73.9. others range from 106.9 to 232.3. Industry and safety groups push training, helmet use, and responsible riding practices.

U.S Consumer Product Safety Commission CPSC National Electronic Injury Surveillance System NEISS Canadian All-Terrain Vehicle Distributors Council CATV Canada

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