Officer Marcel Lemay Shot By Oka Warrior
A coroner concluded that Corporal Marcel Lemay was likely killed by a Mohawk Warrior near an Oka roadblock after more than 30 rounds were fired. The finding, while not proving the shooter, noted the ammunition did not match police rounds and highlighted the Mohawk police clash that drew armed forces to two Montreal area reserves.
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Lucien Belanger
Marcel Lemay
Oka
Belanger
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Initiation of International Council Formed in London
Leading mining and metallurgy firms met in London in October to form an international council focused on health and environmental issues. The interim organizing committee was set up after the first meeting, with plans to develop the council’s structure and action plan in the coming months.
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HH Wins Tournament in Hudson's Hope
Elmer Kabush reports Hudon’s Hope hosts Saturday tournament with teams from Chetwynd Tumbl er Ridge and Fort St James. Tumbler Ridge takes third beating Chetwynd 15 13 and 15 12 while Hudson's Hope loses to Fort St James 15 12 8 15 15 12 after a three win round robin.
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Elmer Kabush
Chetwynd
Tumbler Ridge
Fort St. James
Hudson’s Hope
Fort St
James
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Westcoast Expansion Approved for McMahon Gas Plant
The National Energy Board approved Westcoast Energy’s McMahon gas processing plant expansion in Taylor along with additions to the raw gas transmission system. The $108 million project, filed in June, boosts processing capacity 18 percent to 19.3 million cubic metres per day and raises sulphur recovery to 99 percent as part of meeting northeast BC gas producers’ needs.
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National Energy Board
Westcoast Energy
McMahon
Taylor
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