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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jan 12, 2007

Page

9

Plane crashes at Fort St. John Airport in blizzard conditions

Ten passengers and two crew aboard Peace Air flight 901 from Calgary survived a crash landing at Fort St. John airport. The aircraft touched down in blizzard winds, shearing lights on the runway end. Passengers were escorted to the admin area for medical checks. police will investigate with the national transportation board as the airport remained closed.

Fort ST. John Peace Air Flight 901 Calgary Wayne Wheeler Grande Prairie Fort Nelson Jamie Jefferies Peace Air Albert Cooper Flight 901 Cooper Fort St. John Rcmp National Transportation Board Cpl Stephen Wise Transport Canada

West Fraser gains 13 U.S. sawmills in $325 million deal

West Fraser Timber wins U.S. approval to buy 13 sawmills from International Paper for 325 million dollars. The FTC ended the antitrust review. closing is expected by end of Q1 2007. The acquisition boosts capacity to 6.2 billion board feet, making West Fraser the second largest North American lumber producer.

Peace Region West Fraser U.S American South International Paper United States Federal Trade Commission B.C West Fraser Timber North America U S Weyerhaeuser Cantor International Paper Mills North South Carolina Georgia Alabama Texas Arkansas Florida

West Fraser Timber to become North America’s second largest lumber maker

The deal will push West Fraser Timber of British Columbia into the position of the second largest lumber producer in North America, reshaping the regional timber industry and markets.

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Fort St. John Airport BY Hardy Friedrich Alaska Highway News Chetwynd Walei Estates Peace River Regional District Alaska Highway Dawson Creek Fou Peace River Alaska Avenue 106Th Avenue Development Services Department Fred Banham Cao Lian BY Gordon Hoekstra Prince George Quesnel Williams Lake Fraser Lake Smithers Terrace Kitimat Kevin Berg East Pine Ring Kevin Red Lion Tavern The RED Lion the Echo
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