Lake Not A Place to Burn Refuse at Moberly Lake
A report describes pollution at Moberly Lake where frozen water is used as a dumping ground. Tires were burned and left as ice melts, oil spills coated ice, and litter such as bottles cans and food wrappers litter the area. A January public meeting addressed watershed concerns.
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Moberly Lake
Tax tips for Canadian interest reporting and joint accounts
The note explains that Canada has no joint return. Interest from a joint bank account must be divided by each partner according to their contribution. A T-5 can be attached to either spouse's tax return with a letter detailing the division of the total interest. Also includes local concern about lake pollution at Moberly Lake and a call to report offenses to the Ministry of Environment.
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Canada
Ministry of Environment
Enough is enough march gains steady national momentum
As of February 28 2000 the enough is enough campaign lists 2950 signatories spanning communities from Tomslake to Fort Nelson with 914 in Fort St John and 764 in Dawson Creek. Organizer Cheryl Volk began signatures February 10 at Pouce Coupe's Hart Hotel as Alberta flag flew at Dawson Creek Mile 0 Post. The movement joins Groundbirch Moberly Lake and Cecil Lake to reach a Peace country secession objective prompted by the smoking ban and rising taxes and ICBC rates.
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Chetwynd
Alberta
Cheryl Volk
Pouce Coupe
Hart Hotel
Dawson Creek
Tomslake
Fort St. John
Taylor
Rolla
Farmington
Hudson's Hope
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Fort Nelson
Groundbirch
Cecil Lake
WCB
B.C
ICBC
Chetwynd Hospice
Ministry of Transportation and Highways
South Peace
South Peace District
1201
103 Avenue
Ministry of Transportation & Highways
Firestone