Final report keeps northern BC seats intact amid boundary shifts
The Electoral Boundaries Commission tabled its June 3 1999 final report in the Legislature. It preserves 10 northern BC constituencies with separate representation, moving Mackenzie area to Prince George North and shifting population from several northern areas to balance districts. Northern representation remains a key aim despite Lower Mainland growth and potential amalgamation risks.
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Electoral Boundaries Commission
Peace River
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Commission
Victoria
Mackenzie
Rocky Mountain Trench
Prince George North
Prince George
Peace River South
Tsny Key Dene
Fort Ware
Peace Area
Josiah Wood Q.C
British Columbia
12Th Street
Dawson Creek
Hemp trials continue in Sterling area fields
BCPA aims to restart hemp cultivation on a trial basis after last year’s crop was devastated by hailstorms Round-Up chemicals frosts and a bug infestation. Brent Washington, hemp committee chair, expects government approval this month and plans minor changes including new varieties to improve data.
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Grain ‘Producers Association
BCPA
Hemp
Brent Washington
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