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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 25, 2000
Page
3
The morning of July 19 police report a theft of a trailer carrying two 1994 Kawasaki Sea Doos from the owners driveway in Dawson Creek. The Sea Doos are white with purple seats and handlebars, valued at about 8000 dollars. Call Dawson Creek RCMP or Crime Stoppers with information.
Fire officials report 130 fires this year in the Prince George Region burning 2731.3 hectares with no new fire reported since July 14. Temperatures and sunshine raise the risk as more campers hit the area, prompting cautions on campfires and a precautionary deployment of Initial Attack crews to Mackenzie.
Environment minister announces fourth extension of the two year deadline to close Tier One beehive burners near population centres. Some burners, like in Chetwynd, already stopped, while a new tax shift will fund alternatives and raise emissions fees for continuing units. Tier Two fees rise once. Fort St. John Canfor burner timetable updated to end of 2004.
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