Public comments invited on Wolverine Coal Project in 2002
The Environmental Assessment Office invites public comments on the Wolverine Coal Project application. The public review runs January 10 to February 25, 2002. Comments, personal data handling, and access to documents are described, with locations in Tumbler Ridge Chetwynd and Victoria for viewing.
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Western Canadian Coal Corp
Perry Creek
Wolverine River
Tumbler Ridge
Wolverine
Front Street
Chetwynd Public Library
46Th Street
Chetwynd
Environmental Assessment Office
EAO
Yates Street
Victoria
Eao.gov
EAO Project
Act
Norm Ringstad
Sun
Tenders Open for Backlog Reforestation Site Work
Canadian Forest Products Ltd Chetwynd operations seeks sealed bids for site preparation on backlog reforestation areas in Tree Farm Licence 48. Project begins on or about January 21 2002 and finishes by February 21 2002. Works cover multiple management units Ha.
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Canadian Forest Products Ltd
Chetwynd Operations
Canfor
Dennis B. Sabourin
C/o Canadian Forest Products Ltd
Chetwynd
50Th St
Box 180
B.C
VOC
Critters and beasties of Moberly Lake
June, a long time resident of Moberly Lake, describes a peaceful winter with Christmas joy. She notes redpolls feeding along the banks, grosbeaks and chickadees visiting, and even chickadees using snow caves on very cold nights. A Edmonton Journal biologist article is cited on snow burrowing behavior.
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Edmonton Journal
Chickadees
June
Chetwynd lights inspire gardens and community joy
Creativity shapes personal gardens as living art while the Communities in Bloom contest warms the town. Barb Foster, inspired gardener, tends her 500 sq ft of beds, seed collection, and greenhouse for perennial blooms in a nurturing, neighborly display.
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Chetwynd
Barb Foster
Heart
Barb
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Wolverine Coal Project
Ringstad
M.U
Rice Property
Ministry of Forests
Sabourin
Pris.cn
Environmental Management System
EMS
Wildcat
Bonnie & Clyde’s Pizza
Moberly Lake