Aggressive deer trouble Hudsons Hope residents and council
In Hudsons Hope mayor Lenore Harwood warns of rising deer numbers as residents feed the animals. Incidents include a deer killing a dog and deer approaching people, while schoolchildren chase them. The council will meet RCMP and a Conservation Officer to address the issue. A biologist cautions against halting winter feeding to avoid angrier deer.
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Rick Davison
Alfred Hitchcock
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Lenore Harwood
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Chetwynd Horse Loggers Form Association
Horse loggers in northeast British Columbia form the North East Horse Loggers Association to promote traditional timber harvesting. About 18 loggers, mainly from the Dawson Creek Forest District, seek greater timber shares, area identification, research, and education. They met with MLA Jack Weisgerber Mayor Charlie Lasser and Tim Caton to advance their goals.
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North East Horse Loggers’ Association
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Weisgerber predicts eventful spring session amid NDP scrutiny
MLA Jack Weisgerber of Peace River South forecasts a lively spring session as opposition and Liberals press the NDP on election promises. He plans to step down as B C Reform leader in August with a leadership election expected late 1997.
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Liberals
NDP
Jack Weisgerber
B.C. Reform
New Democrats
N.D.P
May
Weisgerber
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