Oberle calls for tree planting to employ the unemployed
Federal environment officials said consultations with provinces industry and labour will explore aiding Canada's forest sector during recession. MP Frank Oberle urged pooling resources with government to hire unemployed forestry workers for tree planting and intensive forest management while a commission studies feasibility and cost sharing.
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Federal Department of Environment
Canada
Oberle
Oberley
Langley firm plans sub-surface manure injection service
Big A Tank Services of Langley intends to launch a sub-surface liquid manure injection system for hog and dairy farms in the Fraser Valley. The method aims to cut odour and runoff compared with surface spreading. Project cost around $116,000 with $32,180 funded by ARDSA. two new jobs expected.
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DREE
Jim Hewitt
British Columbia
Peace River
B.C. Ministry of Agriculture
Jack Dobbs
Dobbs
Fort St. John
Prairies
Mount St Helens
Washington
Skelly sues over caucus libel and tapes dispute
New Democrat leader Bob Skelly filed a libel suit in B C Supreme Court against the Social Credit caucus and a cabinet minister demanded B C Television Broadcasting System Ltd. turn over tapes of a news report alleging poor relations between the Opposition and the Speaker. Health Minister Rafe Mair sought the transcript, while Premier Bennett and other ministers named in the suit deny involvement.
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Washington reduces coho salmon daily limit to two
Washington state will limit sport fishermen to two coho salmon per day starting midnight Wednesday, while British Columbia allows four. The move aims to curb projected season totals that could top 500,000 coho by Sept. 14, with a Council recommendation to cut limits if needed.
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Olympia
Washington State
Gordon Sandison
Pacific Fisheries Management Council
Court clears way for Blueberry well restart
British Columbia Supreme Court ruled that Kildonan Oil Co can resume production at the Blueberry Indian reserve gas well in northeastern B C. The 1979 hydrogen sulfide leak prompted a court injunction and safety concerns. the judge said the energy ministry must implement safety recommendations rather than the court ensuring safe operation.
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Vancouver
British Columbia Supreme Court
Blueberry Indian Reserve
B.C
Kildonan Oil Co
Indian Affairs
H. C. MacKay
Kildonan Can
Justice MacKay
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Municipalities to receive 6.7 million in tax grants
The British Columbia government will pay 6,718,000 to 97 municipalities through the B C Buildings Corporation as grants in lieu of taxes for the year ending March 31, 1981. Provincial Secretary Evan Wolfe says the program shares community costs and matches commercial rates, with a 3.2 percent rise from last year and payments mailed June 30. Grants listed include Chetwynd 1,837.95 and Hudson's Hope 333.12.
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Victoria
British Columbia Buildings Corporation
B.C.B.C
Evan Wolfe
Wolfe
Chetwynd
Hudson’s Hope
Reading food labels guides smart market choices
Reading the label on food containers helps you decide how to use the product in recipes before buying says NCSA agricultural extension specialists. For instance canned crushed pineapple suits a molded carrot pineapple salad and is likely cheaper than sliced varieties.
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Ncsa Agricultural Extension Specialists
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