Bears in Peace region urged to curb food attractants
Environment ministry officials urged residents to store garbage and food indoors, avoid composting meat and grease outdoors, wash grills, protect pet food, and pick ripe fruit to reduce bear access this hot dry summer. Enforcement officer Bob Coyle noted surges in bear complaints in Fort St. John and Dawson Creek, while Nancy Bircher warned of increased boldness and danger to people and bears.
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Dawson Creek
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Wildlife Branch
Weekend Youth Music Program Begins October Fifth
A new music program launches Mondays from 3 to 7 p.m. with cost 50 dollars per month or 300 dollars for the season. Instructor is James Oldenburg. It offers instruction to learn an instrument or play in a band and is divided into two areas.
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