Letter challenges Elk killing article and Native claims
Chief Stewart Cameron of the Saulteau Band Treaty 8 raises concerns about a February 4, 1992 Pioneer piece by Mary Anne Skill. He questions evidence for the assertion elk were killed by Natives, asserts treaty rights allow sustenance and commerce, and urges objective reporting without racial bias.
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Mary Anne
Editor note on heart disease progress and targeted ages
Dear Editor, February 1 marks a focus on heart disease in the 35 to 50 age group. The piece highlights recent progress and the importance of early awareness and prevention.
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Deeg Lee
Beattie Peaks to be Exploited by Amoco Raises Gas Export Concerns
George Kalischuck of the Chetwynd Environmental Society warns that Beattie Peaks may be opened for exploitation by Amoco. He notes that Canada’s export approvals surged in early 1991 to 994 billion cubic feet, risking higher future Canadian gas costs while price disparity favors U.S. imports.
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Recycling Capital of BC Showcases City Hall Aluminium Beast
A community note from Roy Hubbeard praises local recycling efforts and the city’s title as The Recycling Capital of BC. He wishes readers a prosperous new year and thanks for contributions including the Parson’s Pen piece.
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