BC Industry First Nations Conference Wraps Two Day Talks
Senior executives from forestry fishing and mining sectors wrapped two days of meetings with BC Native Indian organizations and tribal councils. Co chairs Harry Nyce and Mike Hunter praised frank discussions and outlined background on land claims including Yukon negotiations and the Nishga framework. Delegates took part in workshops simulating joint venture talks and plan to continue industry specific discussions.
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Holiday Plants Glory Be Poinsettias Take Center Stage
A reader recalls old Christmas plants like Begonias Jerusalem Cherries and Poinsettias lasting days, then notes major changes in new poinsettia varieties. Growers now offer longer lasting plants with more vivid colors and controlled height, tailored to needs.
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Holiday plants thrive with careful care and color
An airport notice highlights cyclamen azalea begonia kalanchoe and gloxinia by season. It advises cooler temperatures around 65 degrees, bright light, and avoiding waterlogging to encourage weeks of blooms. It suggests gifting multiple plants as holiday cheer.
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