Weekend thefts and vandals threaten Cantor and Crown areas
July incidents include a hit and run damaging a Pontiac Acadian near 4621 South Access Road and a Cantor Apartments break in with camera VCRs CDs and three paintball guns stolen. Suspected suspects may be canvassing neighborhoods door to door. July 15 to 19 saw bench destruction at Lakeview Credit Union and two Crown Sub Division break ins. July 20 a black Chevy Canfor Apts pickup lost an amplifier and Bazooka tube. July 21 a Crown Sub Division break in. RCMP 788-9221.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Access Road
Rondon Apts
Cantor Apartments
Lakeview Credit Union
51St Street
Klondike Court
43Rd Street
Crown Sub
50 Avenue
46Th Avenue
Canfor Apts
Chetwynd
RCMP
Lam to visit Chetwynd for Forestry Capital events
Lieutenant-Governor David Lam will attend Chetwynd celebrations marking its Forestry Capital of Canada 1992 designation on October 3 and 14. The CANADA 125 Peace Parks project will dedicate 250 parks nationwide with the Rodeo Subdivision’s Peace Park as the central site for ceremonies in Chetwynd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lam
District of Chetwynd
Canada
Peace Parks
Rodeo Subdivision
Peace Park
Chetwynd
Council backs Amoco plan with caveats at Beatty Peaks
Amoco representatives urged finish of an ethno historical study before building an access road or drilling. The council adopted a resolution supporting forestry and petroleum exploration in Twin Peaks area, excluding alpine zones, and urged a round table with Amoco native bands and the ministry to resolve disputes. Local critic Vern Lalonde criticized the motion.
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Amoco
Chetwynd and
Hudson’s
Stuart Wilson
Chetwynd
Beatty Peaks
George Kalischuk
Chetwynd Environmental Society
Lasser
Ray Cunningham
Twin Peaks
B.C
Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources
Council
Vern Lalonde
Industrial restriction in the Pine Pass heats up
On July 23 the Ministry of Forests restricted industrial activity in the Pine Pass due to extreme fire danger. Most Peace area work shifts shift earlier during high risk, with possible further limits if danger becomes extreme for more than one day. Contact 784-2350 for details. As of Friday July 24 BC reported 1539 fires, 17 115 hectares burned, with 5 745 firefighters, 40 aircraft and 48 mobile equipment active. Report fires by calling Zenith 5000.
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Ministry of Forest
Pine Pass
British Columbia
Zenith 5000
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Joel Whitley
Mel Courtoureille
Leonard Courtoureille
Windrem Creek
Tansi Friendship Centre
Ben Groves
Violet Wood
Lucy Williams
Martha Olsen
Harriet Kristoffey
Tansi
Lam
Maureen Hawkins
Chetwynd Echo
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