District adds sulfuric acid to Chetwynd drinking water
The District of Chetwynd will add sulfuric acid to its drinking water to reduce pH from 8.8 to about 7.6 while ammonia and chlorine levels are monitored. Public works director Gary Kaullbach says the change poses no harm to drinkers and notes the need for new equipment and evaluation by a chemist. He cites widespread use of sulfuric acid in water systems and asserts the method reacts only with alk acidity.
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Macleods Rezoning Status Stays Unchanged At Council
At last week s council meeting the rezoning remained in place after petitions surfaced. A 23 name pro rezoning petition supported a drug and alcohol rehab centre while a 400 plus signature opposition petition was sent to the District office. Macleods staff expressed relief noting customer fears of a closure. Councillor Martin indicated the rezoning request could reappear later.
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BC teachers sign in principle to keep small primary class sizes
The B C Public School Employers Association and the B C Teachers Federation reached an agreement in principle to maintain small class size limits for primary grades. About 700 to 900 teachers currently under the memorandum will stay in place, with roughly 43 million dollars in funding to support the measures. The memorandum goes to school boards for ratification, results due the first week of March. Parents voice concerns as the issue proceeds.
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