BC oil and gas boom urged with tax cuts and land access
Industry officials told a cabinet committee in Victoria that tax cuts and faster land access could spark a BC energy boom. Pierre Alvarez of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers said the sector employs about 35,000 people and paid 1.7 billion in revenues last year, with optimism for the Ladyfern field and offshore potential if land rights, fiscal regimes, and the offshore ban are addressed.
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Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers
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Caucus Committee On Natural Resources
Gordon Campbell
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Fort St. John
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Nova Scotia
Alberta
Bill Belsey
Prince Rupert
Hibernia
Rick Thorpe
Northern
John Backhouse
Costs of road kill and wildlife protection tips
Summer traffic brings wildlife danger as vehicle damage in Canada exceeds 50 million annually and lives are lost. Animals are drawn to roads for salt in winter and shade in heat, with dawn and dusk highest risk. Slow down in problem areas and avoid night driving. consider a protection bar for professional drivers.
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Fine Valley Country Days in Chetwynd Weekend Schedule
Greetings from the Pine Valley Country Days Association. The Fall Fair Committee unveils new events for Pioneer Week at Valley Exhibition Park. Twilight Madness and Coffeehouse downtown promote family fun as Rodeo alternatives, with contacts for chairperson Horsman at 788-9693.
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Pine Valley Country Days Association
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