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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Dec 08, 1987

Page

6

Japanese steel jeopardizes Quintette's future

Quintette Coal Limited warns its mining and processing operations in northeastern British Columbia may shut down if the Japanese steel industry cuts the price it pays for metallurgical coal to 57.85 dollars per tonne, Paul Kostuik says.

Quintette Coal Limited British Columbia Paul Kostuik

Quintette mine pricing dispute with Japanese buyers fuels arbitration call

Quintette mine president Kostuik warns Japanese buyers press for lower coal prices jeopardizing British Columbia operations. Long term contracts run to 1998 with base price $75 per tonne, quarterly adjustments. Current price would be about $104 per tonne, after noted reductions to $85. Pricing demands seen as unconscionable and against contract intent.

Quintette Japan

Petit Fours Demonstration At Women’s Resource Centre

Take a break from 1 to 3 p m at the Women’s Resource Centre for a free demonstration on making Petit Fours small fancy cakes. Open drop in for all women with childcare and coffee. Centre at 4760 Wabi Crescent offers topics, books, and resources for women and families. Call 788 3793 for details.

Women’s Resource Centre Wabi Crescent

Crown grant lands aid Peace River water supply

The Peace River-Liard Regional District receives a no charge Crown grant of 16.19 hectares for a public water supply. Forests and Lands Minister Dave Parker and MLA Tony Brummet announced the land, valued around 4000 dollars, about 40 kilometers east of Fort St. John, aligning with government policy to provide Crown land for public needs.

Peace River Liard Victoria Peace River-Liard Dave Parker North Peace Tony Brummet Parker

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