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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Aug 22, 1994

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Major Diesel Spill Shuts Pine River Water Intake

A tanker truck carrying about 50 000 litres of diesel and gasoline dumped its load into the Pine River on Thursday at 4 00 p.m. The District of Chetwynd closed water intakes and urged residents to limit use to essentials. Emergency crews from the Highways Department, Chetwynd Fire Department, BC Ambulance, Ministry of the Environment, and RCMP responded. The Economy Carrier truck, driven by Carleton Lucas of Calgary, was damaged about 70 000 dollars. Lucas was airlifted to Edmonton for injuries. two California tourists helped rescue him. The truck overturned and spilled down a river embankment.

Oscar Correa Pine Pass Pine River Chetwynd Highways Department Chetwynd Fire Department B.C. Ambulance Service Ministry of the Environment R.C.M.P Economy Carrier Carleton Lucas Calgary AL Edmonton Lucas California Brian King

Dawson Creek Station Closure in BC Rail Plan

BC Rail will close its Dawson Creek station in mid September 1994 with traffic handling and customer service shifted to Chetwynd and Fort St. John terminals. Trains remain three days weekly. one employee will transfer to Chetwynd while a BC Rail rep stays in Dawson Creek on operating days.

BC Rail Dawson Creek Chetwynd Fort St. John

Fire crews contain river diesel spill cleanup progress

Chetwynd fire chief described foam application and tanker flushing to reopen the road. Echo reporters saw diesel on the water as Ministry of the Environment crews from Flint Oil Services Fort St. John set up skimming stations, booms, and absorbent barriers to contain most of the spill upstream and clean the riverbank under the embankment.

Chetwynd Ministry of the Environment Flint Oil Services Fort St. John

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