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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Mar 02, 1999
Page
6
A writer reports on a predatory shrike at Moberly Lake attacking chickadees and other birds. The loggerhead shrike is endangered in Ontario while the northern shrike remains less common. Shrikes hunt from treetops, impale prey, and relocate to feed, with flocks delaying feeding and seeking bush protection as the predator moves through the area.
At Prince George winter forum, 220 delegates from northern communities shared success stories in aboriginal tourism and cultural festivals. Yukon First Nations Tourism Association showcases a united marketing approach driving thousands of visitors, while B C villages like Cowichan Native Village and Xats’alls heritage village prove cultural tourism sustains jobs. Greenland and U S artists outlined snow festival impact, and John Villani noted how art and cultural events transform economies, signaling a hopeful path for northern resilience.
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