Oil Patch Slows in 1998 with Sharp Revenue Drop
Northeastern British Columbia's oilpatch shows slowing activity as 1998 revenue from oil and gas rights falls to 96.5 million, compared with a record 216.7 million in 1997. December sales yielded 5.2 million, a drop from 10.4 million in 1997.
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Metis plan all native radio station in British Columbia
Mile Zero Metis Society plans an all native radio station to serve about 8000 Metis in northeastern B C. President Bill Sandberg says the station will focus on news and entertainment for the aboriginal community and help bring people together. The group also aims to create an all native youth centre, improve health and education, and secure local jobs on the Alliance pipeline project while transferring programs with the Ministry of Children and Families. The society has 120 members and emphasizes anti nepotism in its constitution.
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