Controversy Over Moberly Lake LIP Grants Spars Residents
Local residents and the Moberly Lake Community Association clash over recent LIP fund allocations totaling 22800 dollars for the Youth Centre and a cultural development program. Critics allege irregularities, misuse, and non cultural spending while supporters urge a review board to prioritize needy projects and safeguard future grants.
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Moberly Lake
LIP
Canada Manpower
Hiroshima
LSP
Chetwynd
Department of Education
Moberry Lake Association
Moberly Lake Communitysi Association
Moberly
United Nations
John A. Shaw
Assoc
Sainfoin eyed as alternative to alfalfa in livestock feeding
Researchers at Agriculture Canada's Lethbridge Research Station recommend replacing some alfalfa in hay and pasture with sainfoin. They cite sainfoin's higher digestibility, lack of cattle bloat, and later harvest potential, arguing its advantages outweigh its lower protein content.
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Agriculture Canada
Lethbridge
Alberta
Plans for Peace River hydro dams draw local attention
Consultants under B C Hydro study potential dam sites along the Lower Peace between Hudson Hope and the Alberta line. Site C near Moberly River would flood Halfway River area, while Site E between Clayhurst Ferry and Alberta might use one or two dams to create a large reservoir. Impacts include land flooding, highway relocations, and effects on tributaries and communities.
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Lower Peace River
B.C. Hydro
Hudson Hope
Alberta
Hydro
Lower Peace
Peace
W.A.C. Bennett
Site One
Peace Falls
British Columbia
Moberly River
Site C
Halfway River
Bear Flat
Lynx Creek
Cache Creek
Site E
Clayhurst Ferry
Site
Taylor
British Columbia Railway
Moberly
Pine
Beatton
Kiskatinaw
Alces
B.C
Peace River
Dunvegan
Thurber Consultants
Renewable
Reid, Collins and Associates
Canadian Bio Resources
Canadian Resourcecon
Suzanne Weit
Shelters Help Northern Steers Gain More Weight
Agriculture Canada researchers at Lethbridge Research Station studied hut like shelters for yearling steers in Athabasca County northern Alberta to reduce blackfly problems. Steers with shelter gained one pound per day more than those without shelter.
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Agriculture Canada
Lethbridge
Athabasca
Alberta
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