Parliament tours Clayoquot Sound on logging safeguards
Jay Hill reports on a Standing Committee for Natural Resources field study to assess Canada’s forest practices. Liberals Reform NDP and Bloc members visited Clayoquot Sound by road and helicopter, noting protected land rising from 39,100 to 87,600 hectares, then toured Weldwood FMA near Hinton and Alberta Pacific FMA at Lac La Biche.
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Forestry Review
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Hinton
Alberta
Alberta Pacific Fma
Lac la Biche
Forest policy clash and mining honors headline Hill briefing
The Hill report argues for cooperative forestry decisions that balance environmental, economic, and Aboriginal land use concerns in Canada. It defends clear cutting as a viable harvesting method while acknowledging past mistakes and warns against blanket bans. The piece also notes Mining Industry Awards praising Tom Brazil and Tumbler Ridge as 1994 mining leaders in northeastern B.C.
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Tom Brazil
MacKenzie
B.C
Tumbler Ridge
Kimberly
Reader defends Echo reporting in Letter to Editor
Fort St. John reporter replying to Hudson's Hope Councillor Terry Webster defends 16 years in journalism and asserts bias claims are unfounded. He notes coverage of municipal affairs beyond recreation and cites Echo staff choice to publish Recreation/Tourism Co-ordinator job elimination as a significant story for Hudson's Hope residents.
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Terry Webster
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Decent Gal or Guy of the Week celebrates Chetwynd kindness
Oscar Correa starts a lighthearted local feature in Chetwynd praising the town's courteous residents. The self described award offers an honorable mention and a photo in the paper, highlighting daily acts of friendliness in the Peace Country community.
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Oscar Correa
Turban Entry Debate Besets Canadian Legion
A man denied entry to a British Columbia legion over his turban sparks a heated discussion on rights, culture, and tradition. Supporters argue the turban is a religious and cultural symbol, akin to a crucifix for Catholics, while opponents view it as headgear disrespectful in a mess hall. The debate touches on non-sectarian aims, historical rights, and how to honor veterans while embracing change.
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Legion
Alberta
Letter on eating disorder care in Victoria Montreux Clinic
The Ministry of Health responds to a letter about funding for Charlene Clark at the Montreux Counselling for Eating Disorders Clinic. A provincial study gathers inter Ministry staff to assess services and linkages, aiming to close gaps and ensure continuum of care. Minister Paul Ramsey notes appreciation for concerns.
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Charlene Clark
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Montreux Clinic
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