Temporary closures to some grizzly hunts in B C
The spring 1998 grizzly hunt is partly closed in three areas near Tumbler Ridge Fort Nelson and Pink Mountain due to conservation concerns. Total hunting authorizations reduced in parts of British Columbia. Open season in the north runs April 15 to June 15. Conserving grizzly populations includes a 10 000 to 13 000 provincial total and about 323 bears killed yearly.
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Intain
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D A R E program aid eyed by Chetwynd council
Chetwynd RCMP asked district council to sponsor graduation of a D A R E class teaching grades five to seven to resist drugs. A $300 donation would fund one class graduation. Mayor Lasser praised the effort and Councillor Dahl offered support. Detachment Commander Sergeant Scott noted good accident figures but rising drug charges and urged enforcement.
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Bone marrow clinic to open in Chetwynd event
Chetwynd RCMP back the bone marrow clinic opening on February 18 at the public library. An information session at 7 p.m. is mandatory for potential donors with Sgt. Scott urging wide participation, especially in the aboriginal community, to boost donor matches.
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