Credentials questioned for ranching expert in wind project debate
A letter challenges Mr. Saugstad Saugstad Saugstad credentials and impartiality on the Wartenbe Wind Project. The writer accuses him of lacking ranching or agrologist credentials and of overstepping jurisdiction while DWE answers questions. The piece cites local coverage and alleges government scrutiny of a personal passport theft claim.
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Saugstad
Wartenbe
Sangstad
DWE
Langstad
Chetwynd Echo
Peace River
Dokie Wind
Passport stolen from Chetwynd Post Office in 2006
A registered mail passport stolen on February 13 2006 from the Chetwynd Post Office by a known perpetrator whose signature is on file with Passport Canada. Canada Post, Law Society of BC, Prince George lawyer Charles Fletcher, and Canadian Intelligence Service have been unable to recover the passport or resolve the theft.
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Passport
Canada
RCMP
Chetwynd
Stockwell Day
Canadian Intelligence Service
Passport Canada
Canada Post
Law Society of BC
Vancouver
Charles Fletcher
Prince George
Boots and wind project spark rancher concerns
A reader thanks the BC Cattlemen’s Association for support letters to government ministries defending grazing tenures from the Dokie Wind Energy project. They warn of risks to mountain ranching from wind development and urge protection, plus questions about local mayors’ ranching knowledge and water spill planning near Pine River drinking water.
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BC Cattlemen’s Association
Wartenbe
BCCA
Dawson Creek
Kruk
Chetwynd
Langstad
Mt. Wartenbe
Dokie Wind Energy
PRRD
Open letter to Chetwynd officials over rail concerns
A letter to Mike Redfearn CAO and mayor in the District of Chetwynd raises unaddressed issues about CNR. The writer cites two main concerns including train lengths and speed restrictions and requests a council response.
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Mike Redfearn
Canadian Conservative government year in review highlights
The passage outlines a year of policies under a minority Conservative government. It cites emissions reductions for vehicles, ecoENERGY incentives for renewables, safer communities measures, crackdown on money laundering, Hepatitis C compensation, international engagement, softwood lumber dispute resolution returning 5 billion in duties, and rebuilding armed forces with Afghanistan troop support and veteran tribute.
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Mexico
New York
St. Petersburg
Bucharest
Vietnam
Canada
Afghanistan
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Ublic Foru
Mr. Saugstad
Pine River
Albert
Council
BCR
CNA
Canadian Tire
Peavey Mart
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