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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Jun 15, 1999

Page

11

Kiskatinaw River Watershed Protections Highlighted

The Kiskatinaw River supplies about half a billion gallons to Dawson Creek and nearby towns. City officials explain filtration and sedimentation keep Giardia out, while logging is conducted under strict rules to limit river encroachment. The Bear Hole Lake headwaters sit in a protected area closed to harvesting.

Don Howard Dawson Creek Bear Hole Lake Tumbler Ridge Arras Kiskatinaw Pouce Coupe Rolla Howard Gevatkoff Ministry of Forests John

FRBC to spend $90 million on watershed protection plan

Forest Renewal B C announces a 1999 2000 plan investing 90 3 million across Omineca Peace region including Prince George and Fort St John. Watershed restoration fish habitat and wildlife protection receive 12 3 million this year with emphasis on restoring priority watersheds over five years. Projects involve Canadian Forest Products and Chetwynd Forest Industries. Dawson Creek district earmarks 500 000 for wildlife inventories and 400 000 for watershed work, while Kiskatinaw River area sees no major restoration.

Omineca Peace B.C FRBC Omineca Peace Region Prince George Fort St. John Cathy McGregor Environment, Lands and Parks Canadian Forest Products Chetwynd Forest Industries Dawson Creek Paul MacMahon Ministry of Environment, Lands, and Parks Kiskatinaw River Pouce Coupe and Rolla

ICBC names Dale Bumstead as Assistant VP North Central

Thom Thompson announces Dale Bumstead will lead the North Central Region at ICBC. Bumstead, an ICBC veteran of 24 years, will oversee Driver Services Insurance Services Road Safety Services Commercial Vehicle Services and Claim Services to maintain quality service across all lines of business.

Thom Thompson Insurance Corporation of British Columbia ICBC Dale Bumstead North Central Bumstead

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Forestry Kiskatinaw Watershed Sterling News Service Canfor Chetwynd _ Forest Industries Carl Jahn Paul Gevatkoff Chetwynd Victim Assistance Program Chetwynd RCMP
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