West Moberly Chief critical of First Coal MOUs
West Moberly First Nations Chief Roland Willson rejects the MOUs with Halfway River and McLeod Lake as insufficient. He cites ongoing conflict over First Coal Corp's proposed mine on Burnt Pine Caribou habitat, the need for a provincial SARA management plan, and minimal local employment from northern mines.
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Victor Koyanagi
First Coal
West Moberly
Koyanagi
Willson
Peace
Weekend crashes prompt seat belt safety reminder
Dawson Creek RCMP reported two serious weekend crashes. A semi rollover on Highway 2 caused a gasoline spill and a driver with a broken ankle. highway shutdown occurred for cleanup. A separate Honda Accord rollover near the Kiskatinaw Bridge sent three women to hospital. Driver error linked to a 14 year old girl taking a highway driving lesson. Mothers and injured passengers seek care. belt use cited as reducing injuries. Chetwynd RCMP also investigates a June 17 break in at 4302 47th Avenue. missing a Stihl chainsaw and a red electric guitar. Call 788 9221 or Crimestoppers at 1 800 222 TIPS with information.
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Dawson Creek
Highway 2
Kiskatinaw Bridge
RCMP
Brad Sabo
Chetwynd Rcmp
47Th Avenue
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