First Coal CEO aims for MOUs with First Nations over mine
Doug Smith of First Coal Corporation seeks long term ties with West Moberly and other First Nations, proposing MOUs as a base for a mine life. He cites mitigation plans to protect the Burnt Pine caribou herd, acknowledges a 17 hectare site caused a no-work order, and notes a new management group is rebuilding trust while detailing reclamation steps.
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Chetwynd
West Moberly
Smith
Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Petroleum
First Coal
Grizzly bears sighted in Chetwynd town area last week
Two young grizzlies about two to three years old were seen around the Crown Sub and Murray's Pub before moving toward the CN Rail office area. RCMP and the conservation officer tracked, set a trap, and ultimately left the area after no capture. A separate sighting near Natural Springs Golf Course involved a bear chasing moose, prompting warnings to local golfers.
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Murray’s
RCMP
Ball Diamonds
Chetwynd Conservation
Steve Dowling
CN Rail
Dowling
Natural Springs
Linda
Jason Kearns
Mario Plourde
Dad
Jason
Linda Kearns
Kearns
Dean Beattie
Liam
Dean
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Chetwynd Echo Editor
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