Northwest Paving seeks permit to emit from asphalt plant in Chetwynd BC
Northwest Paving Co Ltd applies to the Director for a permit to discharge air contaminants from a 4000 lb asphalt plant Ser. No. 112 at Columbia GG Moore Industrial Park Lot 22 D.L. 2090 Peace River Land District. Emissions would occur six days per week from May to November with a dry cyclon and venturi wet scrubber, maximum 45000 pounds per day and 880 mols per second. Objections due within 30 days of publication or service.
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Director of Pollution Control
4Th Avenue
Prince George
8.C
British Columbia
I/We
Northwest Paving CO. Ltd
Airbau Street
B.C
Chetwynd
GG Moore Industrial Park
D.L
Peace River Land District
Notice to residents of Chetwynd on street parking limits
The Village reminds residents that parking motor vehicles or trailers on streets for over 24 hours violates Traffic Control By-law No. 62 Part II. The village will remove violators at their expense for snow plowing. Snow and any matter discarded on village property is prohibited. D.F.O. Naumann December 8, 1980.
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Tukiki
Cbc-Tv
Muskox
Tender for Teresso Oil Contaminated by B C Hydro
B C Hydro and Power Authority offers thirty 205 litre drums of Terresso 46 oil for sale as is where is. Sealed bids due noon January 5 1981 to P O Box 509 Hudson Hope B C marked Tender Terresso Oil. Viewings via Mr T Peressini 783 9915. Removal by February 28 1981. Highest bid not necessarily accepted.
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B.C. Hydro and Power Aue
B.C. Hydro and Power Authority
P.O. Box
Hudson, Hope
B.C
T. Peressini
Chamber meets NDP in Vancouver talks
BC Chamber of Commerce and six NDP shadow cabinet members held a two hour meeting after a morning session with Premier Bill Bennett. Chamber president Ron Wood said views aligned on tax, skilled trades, deforestation, and fishermen issues and stressed dialogue with both sides to promote responsible government.
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B.C
Wood
NDP
Chamber
Graham Lea
Socreds
Ottawa
Open ended indexing of pensions stirs BC legislature
Hon. Tom Waterland cites pension facts from BC teachers noting a 550 million unfunded liability as of 1977, plus 100 million added by indexing changes. He argues reform is needed to secure pensions for current and future retirees amid rapid salary growth in the 1970s and prior indexing changes supported by the BC Teachers Federation.
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Tom Waterland
B.C
Teachers’ Federation
Canada
Quebec
B.C.T.F
Evan Wolfe
Mr. Blakey
Mr. Wolfe
Gallup poll finds Canadians oppose Ottawa constitution move
A Gallup poll shows 58 percent nationwide disapproval of Canada’s plan to unilaterally patriate the constitution, with regional splits and Alberta and Ontario backing critics. The piece notes 72 percent disapproval in the Prairies and mentions political reactions from Alberta’s intergovernmental affairs minister and BC pension concerns.
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Gallup
Dick Johnston
Alberta
Ontario
Ottawa
Trudeau
Prairies
Johnston
Western
Canada
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