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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 23, 1984
Page
5
BC Hydro outlines choosing and sizing air conditioners for homes. It contrasts room versus central systems, explains window unit considerations, split central setup, thermostat control, and the importance of correct capacity, energy efficiency, and annual maintenance for comfort and cost savings.
Minister Stephen Rogers told the Pipeline Contractors Association in Vancouver that by decade's end British Columbia could regain 1980 drilling levels, with Gulf Canada's Desan Lake discovery shifting the Helmet field from gas to oil. The winter drilling season spent 50 million dollars for 100 wells yielded promising results.
A film titled Clan of the Bear with a $12 million budget will premiere this summer across Vancouver Island, the Lower Mainland, the Okanagan, and the Yukon. Tourism Minister Richmond announced that BC scenery attracted the production after initial consideration of Yugoslavia, according to Claude e.
Municipal Affairs Minister Bill Ritchie introduces legislation to broaden homeowner grant eligibility to more residents including veterans. The move covers 99 year leases and leased land buildings, with expectations of increased drilling up to nearly 500 oil and gas wells yearly by decade's end. Premier Bill Bennett to visit Fort St John June 8 9 for a banquet and public meetings.
The Economic Outlook Midyear 1984 report from the Employers Council of British Columbia says North East Coal projects will dominate regional activity for years. Full production at Bullmoose by 1989 and Quintette by 1986. Dome’s LNG project at Fort Simpson could impact Peace River and environs. Province wide GDP is expected to rise driven by service sector gains and strong goods industries.
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