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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Feb 19, 2010

Page

5

Activist Ludwig faces peace bond hearing in Grande Prairie

Alberta eco activist Wiebo Ludwig, his son Ben, and friend Richard Boonstra are named in a peace bond application by Encana Canadian Superior Energy and Seaview Energy. Police say the action protects workers and property after long running incidents. Ludwig seeks disclosure and an adjournment of at least three weeks to assess the basis for the filing.

Hythe AB — Alberta Wiebo Ludwig Grande Prairie Alta Ludwig Ben Richard Boonstra Encana Corporation Canadian Superior Energy Seaview Energy Inc Alberta

Dawson Creek man jailed for cocaine trafficking and drug charges

Kevin Belcourt of Dawson Creek was sentenced on February 11 to 18 months in jail for cocaine trafficking and found guilty of cannabis possession and breaching recognizance. Police seized crack cocaine cannabis and cash from a Kin Park motor home and a 119th Avenue residence as part of ongoing investigations. The RCMP warn more charges are pending and note four drug warrants in five weeks. The Dawson Creek Community Policing seeks volunteers for Restorative Justice youth programs with March 1 application deadline.

Kevin Belcourt Dawson Creek Belcourt Kin Park Central Middle School RCMP 119Th Avenue

Canfor plans cautious restart as US demand steadies

Canfor indicates Mackenzie mills will restart only after sustained demand, with four B C mills currently down due to higher costs. CEO notes profit sharing lowered labour costs at Mackenzie Chetwynd and Clearwater mills and predicts a permanent China demand uptick for SFP lumber. 2009 shipments to China up 40 percent from 2008, now 7-8 percent of total production.

North American U.S Shepard Canfor B.C. Mills Mackenzie Chetwynd Clearwater SFP Lumber Interior Mills China

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