Vandalism Threatens Air Ambulance Beacons at Wabi Mountain
Public Works officials report a September 24 shooting shattered a beacon lens atop Wabi Mountain, exposing an $850 bulb and $1650 lens. Repair could cost up to $3500, with similar recent damage to runway lights and a water tower antenna costing the district about $5000. Langford warns pilots must not land if lights fail, threatening Air Ambulance access. officials condemn the vandalism as ludicrous.
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Wabi Mountain
Joe Langford
Public Works
Langford
Chetwynd
al Hendry
Hunters urged to report elk kills within 30 days
Environment ministry reminds Fort St. John hunters to report wildlife kills within 30 days for elk in the Peace region. Inspections and reporting are compulsory under the 1998/99 Hunting and Trapping Regulations Synopsis. Reports can be made in person or by mail to regional offices in Prince George or Fort St. John.
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Environment, Lands and Parks Ministry
Fort St. John
Prince George
Peace
Sory
Saulteau and Poco Petroleum Sign Letter of Intent
After a year and a half of talks the Saulteau First Nations signed a Letter of Intent with Poco Petroleum on Sept 30 at the Musketi Learning Centre. Chief Stewart Cameron called it the first step toward a working relationship while Poco managers expressed milestone status and commitment to balance environment and economy in ongoing area activity.
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Saulteau
Poco Petroleum
Saulteau Council
Stewart Cameron
Scott Colebrook
Poco
Surface, Land and Environment
SFN Council
Colebrook
Cameron
Pace
Twin Sisters Publishing
Vern Lalonde
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