Investor Rejects Centurion Lot Deal Over Rumors
Realtor Cliff Fedosa voiced anger at the new Mayor and Council meeting after the Centurion Subdivision deal to purchase 48 lots was folded. He argued the project would have brought affordable housing and tax revenue. rumors of a work camp and public misinformation led to community backlash and the deal's cancellation on December 4, 1993. Fedosa warned he has buyers for several lots and urged accurate information in future council actions.
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Brain washing comes up again from Jere Franklin
Mercedes C Moffat questions whether Jere Franklin will publish more in the future and asks for warnings on future covers while describing the piece as a sterling work. The letter expresses a desire for mental cleansing and relief from the text and mentions listerine and gravel.
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Jere Franklin
Chetwynd
Mercedes C. Moffat
Kudos to Jere Franklin Stirs Brew History Debate
Dear Editor letter from Margaret Osborne criticizes Jere Franklin for his piece on beer history and suggests he try chicken plucking next time, calling the article condescending and unprofitable.
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Margaret Osborne
Elders Seek Respect for Treaty 8 Rights and Buffalo Traditions
A letter from Treaty 8 Elders argues that hunting rights are sacred and constitutionally guaranteed, urging respect for wildlife and cultural practices. It condemns sport hunting and unnecessary harvesting, calls for understanding across communities, and favors cooperative solutions with governments to protect resources for future generations.
Allowable cuts debate urged by BC Liberal MLA Wilf Hurd
Wilf Hurd, Liberal MLA for White Rock, warns against drastic 50 percent cuts to BC's annual allowable cut AAC. He argues AAC must account for timber inventory planting, licences, and private investment. He cites manufacturing benefits and a 2000 job target from a BC Legislature committee, urging policy changes to aid 200 forest dependent communities.
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