Public urged to leave wildlife alone in fawn incident
A hiker found a newborn fawn near a trail and sought help but the fawn wandered off. Conservation officers later warned the public to avoid touching young wildlife as it can invite danger, scent masking, and maternal aggression. Violations under the Wildlife Act can incur fines from 345 dollars and possible court appearances.
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Roads may go to regional authorities
BC Liberals consider regional transportation authorities with local input. Blair Lekstrom told Peace River Regional District directors that by next budget year authorities or committees could prioritize roads with the ministry, plus a possible five to ten year capital plan. He also pressed for a Canadian response to U.S. trade practices, calling the US a bully over softwood lumber.
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Ministry of Transportation
Judith Reid
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Softwood
George Bush
B.C. Hydro
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