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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jul 16, 2014

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PRRD and BC SPCA to address Aspen Trailer Park feral cats

The Peace River Regional District and the BC SPCA met July 9 2014 in Chetwynd to discuss a feral cat colony at Aspen Trailer Park. Attendees included PRRD’s Chris Cvik Area E representative Jerrilynn Schembri two SPCA reps Wendy Davies and Debbie Goodine plus Northern Health staff. A follow up session was set for July 29 at the Chetwynd Recreation Centre and residents Justin and Rosemary Reutzer will draft a plan for review.

Chetwynd Peace River BC Spca Aspen PRRD Chris Cvik Jerrilynn Schembri Wendy Davies South Peace Spca Debbie Goodine Northern Region Northern Health Lim Aspen Room Justin Rosemary Reutzer

Mount McAllister fire near Chetwynd grows to 8500 hectares

Hot windy conditions fuel the Mount McAllister wildfire 56 km west of Chetwynd expanding to about 8500 hectares in one day. Lightning is suspected as the cause while the blaze remains a modified response, monitored but not actively suppressed as 16 fires burn in the Prince George Fire Centre with seven noted as of July 15.

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Hudson's Hope mayor urges BCUC review of Site C project

Hudson's Hope mayor Gwen Johansson calls for a BCUC overview and a thorough cost benefit comparison of Site C alternatives. A federal provincial environmental review decision is due in September. Johansson warns against spending 7.9 billion taxpayers dollars and notes BC Hydro has capacity until 2028. The district, home to about 1,100, would face irreversible impacts in the Peace River Valley.

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