West Moberly to sue over Burnt Pine caribou fate
West Moberly First Nations chief Roland Willson announces plans to take First Coal Corporation to court over the Burnt Pine Caribou herd. He cites habitat loss and permits issued in September, calling the mining project a threat to a threatened species and urging a recovery strategy under law. Blair Lekstrom was unavailable for comment.
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First Coal
Caribou
Moberly Lake - West
Moberly
Roland Willson
First Coal Corporation
Willson
Ministry of Energy, Mines, and Petroleum Resources
Dale Seip
Ministry of Forests and Range
Petroleum Resources
Chetwynd councillor pushes GamesTown 2010 brag effort
Councillor Joanne Roberts urges Chetwynd residents to vote and share stories online for GamesTown 2010 a province wide competition to showcase Olympic spirit and healthy living two stage process selects finalists by community size with gold silver and bronze prizes including cash and Olympic tickets Roberts envisions using potential winnings for local projects such as recreation centre upgrades or a community greenhouse by leveraging public support and media posts to boost entries
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Joanne Roberts
Roberts
Terrace
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First Nations
Blair Lekstrom
Chetwynd & District Recreation Centre
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