Gas meter protection during snow and ice hazards
BC gas safety inspector Susana Katz warns that snow and ice can damage meters, cause gas leaks and explosions. She urges clearing snow, checking for leaks, calling the supplier if gas is smelled, and shutting off gas if needed. Use a temporary cover to shield meters and avoid burying or plowing into them.
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Susana Katz
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New Ontario police road rules tighten officer safety balance
Attorney General Ujjal Dosanjh announces updates to police pursuit and emergency driving rules to better balance urgent apprehen sions with public safety. The changes keep pursuit criteria while adding risk assessments before non-pursuit emergencies and stricter use of lights and signals.
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Ujjal Dosanjh
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Tourism revenues forecast rise in British Columbia for 2000
Tourism Canada projects 9.4 billion in BC revenue for 2000 with 22.6 million overnight visitors. BC residents total 10.8 million, rest of Canada 4.9 million, U.S. 5.3 million visitors. Revenue shares: BC 5.3 billion, U.S. 2.5 billion.
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Ian Waddell
Tourism BC
Jean Anderson
Canada
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