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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 05, 2000

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Investment scams on the rise in northern British Columbia

RCMP Prince George Commercial Crime Section notes a surge in fraudulent investment schemes across northern B C. Promoters use official sounding terms like Prime Bank Notes and Prime Bank Debentures, claim ties to ICC or IMF, urge non disclosure, and push secret trading schemes to lure investors. The schemes often involve notes, debentures, letters of credit, and bonds.

RCMP Prince George B.C International Chamber of Commerce ICC International Monetary Fund IMF

Southern Crossing pipeline opens from Yahk to Oliver

BC Gas announces natural gas now flows through the Southern Crossing pipeline stretching 303 kilometres from Yahk to Oliver. Project Director Bill Manery notes five years of planning and six months of construction with 303 km of 24 inch line, 1600 workers, $376 million cost, and capacity start at 250 mmcfd with potential up to 600 mmcfd.

BC Gas Yahk Oliver Bill Manery North America Manery Kitchener Hedley Kingsvale Penticton Creston Kootenays Okanagan

Christmas Hamper Fund Seeks Help for Holiday Distribution

The Santa Project hampers rely on donations to reach about 8 000 for families in need this year. Volunteer Shirley Weeks notes a shortfall near 4 000 amid tough times. Community groups donate, but more funds are needed. call Shirley Weeks at 788 3672 to contribute.

Shirley Weeks

NFPA Opposes Vehicle Environment Tax Feebate

The Northern Forest Products Association warns ministers that the new feebate tax on vehicles offers limited environmental benefits and high costs for forest industry members. NFPA president Greg Jadrzyk argues four wheel drive forest vehicles are essential for safety and business, and a tax would not improve air quality or cut greenhouse gas emissions. He urges government to resist another tax add-on.

Paul Ramsey Gordon Wilson Forestry Ian Waddell Environment Northern Forest Products Association Greg Jadrzyk NFPA Jadrzyk

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