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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Mar 26, 2010

Page

4

West Fraser completes timber rights acquisition from Weyerhaeuser

West Fraser BC reports closing on a purchase of timber cutting rights from Weyerhaeuser after regulatory review. The deal covers 682000 cubic metres annually from a tree farm licence and a long-term forest licence, with about 15000 logging truck loads yearly and a temporary uplift of 200000 cubic metres. Located in Kamloops area, benefits expected for 100 Mile House, Chasm and Williams Lake operations to offset pine beetle impacts.

Prince George West Fraser Weyerhaeuser B.C Kamloops 100 Mile House Chasm Williams Lake

Thank You From Don Wagner’s Family

The family of Don Wagner expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for food flowers and support. They especially thank those who helped with funeral arrangements cows and hospital foundation donations in Dad's name.

Don Wagner Dad Don

Peace River Roads receive 43 million for northern highway projects

The Peace River region will gain 18 road construction projects including Windrem Bridge replacement on Hwy 97 north of Chetwynd. Blair Lekstrom notes the funding supports 1,200 northern jobs and aims to boost communities and economy. total northern highway funding rises to 87 million this week.

Chetwynd Peace River Windrem Peace River South Blair Lekstrom British Columbia Peace Region Peace River North

Roads boost for northern British Columbia projects

Blair Lekstrom and Jack Davidson outline a provincial plan to upgrade hundreds of roads in the Peace region and across northeastern British Columbia. Projects include the Texaco Bridge, Pine Pass and South Taylor hill engineering, 34 kilometres of Hwy 77 north of Fort Nelson, and widening and strengthening roads around Dawson Creek and Tomslake.

Columbia Texaco Tomslake Beryl Prairie Road Pine Pass Taylor Hill Fort Nelson Cutbank Dawson Creek Braden Peace Area

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BY Gordon Hoekstra Town Crerevil Rec Centre BY Naomi Larsen Chetwynd Echo Gordon Campbell Transportation and Infrastructure Shirley Bond Lekstrom Jack Davidson B.C. Road Builders and Heavy Construction Association Drivebc.ca
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