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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 04, 2000

Page

3

BC hardship timber quota boosts 50 million board feet

The softwood lumber advisory committee advised the federal government to allocate a 50 million board feet hardship bonus to British Columbia forest companies. Of this, 35 million would go to firms recommended by KPMG, with 15 million aiding the BC Job Protection commission for economic recovery. The decision rests with federal Minister Pierre Pettigrew and could come in the new year.

British Columbia Softwood Lumber Advisory Committee Pierre Pettigrew KPMG Vancouver B.C. Job Protection Commission International Forest Products Ltd J.S. Jones Timber Ltd David Zirnhelt B.C International Trade Canada U.S

British Columbia Deregulates Log and Gravel Haulers

B C moves to complete deregulation of intra provincial log and gravel haulers on January 1 2000 ending the need for motor carrier licences and tariff filings. The measure aligns provincial rules with federal deregulation and aims to create a level playing field for B C operators against out of province firms.

B.C Transportation and Highways Harry Lali Motor Carrier Commission Alberta

B C Population Grows as Migration Boosts Net Influx

In Q3 1999 British Columbia gained 9 276 people from net migration, with Ontario as the main contributor and Alberta a small net loss. International migration added 9 540 people, up 22 percent from the prior year. BC population rose 0.8 percent over the year to Oct 1 1999. Retail sales fell 1.1 percent in BC and 1.4 percent nationally between September and October.

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Advertising ideas from the Chetwynd Echo

Don’t let your business feel the January blues Call the Chetwynd Echo for advertising ideas Reach out at 788-2246 to plan promotions and campaigns with local reach and timely guidance.

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