Canadian forests face rapid decline and costly renewal
A national conference in Quebec City warned Canada’s productive forests are being cut faster than they are renewed. Across provinces, areas are inadequately stocked, with millions of acres backlog and only partial replanting. Experts urge increased funding and better forest inventories to avert economic and employment consequences. Victoria reports Health Minister McCelland warns immunization costs will rise 125 percent on April 1 1978 and poli vaccine price will jump, citing Sabin vaccine at 96 cents a dose.
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B.C
Canada
Quebec City
Canadian Forestry Association
G. F. Weetman
University of New Brunswick
Ontario
Quebec
Victoria
Bob McCelland
Oberle slams government over Alaska Highway funding
Frank Oberle MP accuses the government of neglecting the Alaska Highway’s upgrade funds 1.5 million dollars redirected to other projects. He notes the 1943 highway’s 1500 mile span and questions the 1987 target to rebuild 300 miles Fort St. John to Fort Nelson. He seeks an accelerated program next year and warns of ongoing inaction.
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Frank Oberle
Prince George-Peace River
Alaska Highway
Standing Committee On National Resources and Public Works
Oberle
Alaska
Fort St. John
Fort Nelson
CHIT CHAT UPDATE FROM THE SOUTHERN BC POST
Ms Sindy Ho limps after a skiing holiday fall in Banff during Christmas. Sister Eilleen resumes duties as an R N at the local hospital after Edmonton. Temperatures near minus 40 return with icy roads snow and wind making travel dangerous. A warm month abroad would be welcome this time of year.
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Sindy Ho
Banff
Eilleen
R.N
Edmonton
Hudson's Hope council report on Thompson subdivision water extension
December 14th council meeting featured debates on the Thompson Subdivision Water Extension with Mr. H Trelenberg and Mr. E Bennington opposing the project amid questions of Municipal Act procedures. Dr N White's resignation as Hudson's Hope doctor with March 311st 1978 end date noted, plus issues of medical access for Site One Camp.
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Thompson Subdivision
H. Trelenberg
E. Bennington
Kosolowsky
N. White
White
Council
Dr. White
Hudson’s Hope
Legislature Council
Public Hearing Notice from CBC Ottawa Vancouver
Notice dated December 16 1977 announces a public hearing related to Issue No 1. The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation lists address details for Ottawa and Vancouver offices including 1500 Bronson Avenue and 700 Hamilton Street and provides P O box and regional engineer contact information.
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Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Bronson Avenue
P.O
Ottawa
Ontario
CBU
Hamilton Street
Vancouver
British Columbia
Commission
Metcalfe Street
Pender Street
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Leslie Reed
Forest Management Institute of the
Canadian Forest Service
Hudson's Hope Council Report
Roger Porter
Porter
R.C.M.P
Ministry of Recreation and Conservation
J. Ian Evans
Optometrists
Chetwynd
J. Spencer Clark
D.D
Saddle Club
Heather Scorey
Albert J. Brisson
Optometrist
I.C.B.C
Peder Loberg
Chetwynd B.C
Elaine Patricia
Michael John Greenwood
John Greenwood
Moberly Lake, B.C
Anc
Vancouver, British Columbia
Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Burrard Street
Cbry-Fm
Alert Bay
CBRY
CBWA
Ashcroft
Bella Bella
Blue River
Cbud-Fm
Bonnington
Boss Mountain
Bralorne
Cache Creek
Castlegar
Chase
Christina Lake
Clearwater
Clinton
CBRO
Coal Harbour
Cooper Creek
Cranbrook
CBRM
Creston
Dawson Creek
Donald
Edgewood
Fernie
CBUJ
Slocan City
Sorrento
CBRU
Squamish
Tahsis
Tofino
Trail
Ucluelet
Valemount
CBZU
Cbyv-Fm
Vernon
CBRL
Williams Lake
Woss
CBUS
100 Mile House
CBKH
Cbuq Lake
CRTC
Printing and Publishing
Department of Supply and Services
Albert Street
Lise Ouimet
Conseil de la Radiodiffusion Et Des Télécommunications Canadiennes
West Coast
Tourism
Grace McCarthy
Gulf Islands
Discover Super
Natural
Columbi