Mayor Walsh backs free farm licence for Tumbler Ridge
The mayor supports a Tree Farm Licence for Canfor Limited to help diversify Tumbler Ridge’s economy while ensuring local input on southern block development plans and timber distributions. He calls for small local logging, possible small sawmill activity, and equitable timber sales under SBEP with district involvement. A slide briefing accompanied the submission.
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Chetwynd Chit Chat Highlights Community Cheer
Edna Jaques shares cheerful sketches of daily life in Chetwynd with neighbors, kindness, and home warmth. Highlights include rink playoff success in Vanderhoof, visits from Alberta guests, Pee Wee team triumphs, ski lessons, and a regional telethon raising funds for pavement and cabins.
Mowat blasts wolf plan in B C rallying against raid
Farley Mowat denounces a 100000 raffle to fund a plan by northern hunters to shoot 80 percent of 500 to 700 wolves in northwest of Fort St John. He calls government plans barbaric and criticizes Minister Tony Brummer. A former biologist Ken Sumanik heckles the plan, favoring trapping over mass machine gun operations.
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Farmers voice anger at Alberta marketing proposals
National Farmers Union reports Peace River producers oppose provincial moves to fund marketing commissions by refundable levies at producer request. They view such bodies as government arms and fear repeating the Cattle Commission frustrations. Also object to Western Feed Grains Council plan to strip the Wheat Board of export grain powers.
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School Board Meetings Set Amid Policy Talks
Trustees plan a meeting with Dawson Creek city council on Wednesday January 25. An education committee session is slated for Monday January 16 to discuss discipline procedures in district 59. The general school board meets Monday January 23 at 8 15 p m in the administration building with public access.
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