Twin Sisters Publishing Uses Hemp Paper for New Book
Twin Sisters Publishing introduces a 200 page book on long-time Chetwynd residents Fred and Mary Courtoreille printed entirely on hemp paper. Publisher Terrance Armstrong says hemp paper is durable, ink efficient, and environmentally friendly, with costs higher than recycled wood pulp. Local artist Kim Desjarlais also uses hemp fabric for T shirts.
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Rick Davison
Twin Sisters Publishing
Chetwynd
Fred and
Mary Courtoreille
Terrance Armstrong
Canada
Armstrong
Jacques Cartier
Australia
Kim Desjarlais
Desjarlais
Northern Lights Trading Post
Hudson's Hope weighs lake name change clash over Chinaman term
Hudson's Hope mayor Harwood defends keeping the lake name amid debate over altering the racist term. He notes locals will still call the lake by the old name despite a possible map change and plans to seek Chinese-Canadian input from Fort St. John to gauge opinions.
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Harwood
Ministry of the Environment
Hudson’s Hope
Fort St. John
Gas bills to rise after two years of cuts
After two years of rate decreases, gas bills will rise effective January 1 1997. The average household's gas bill is set to increase, affecting residential customers nationwide as utilities adjust pricing to reflect higher costs.
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