BC gas producers face short term gloom long term promise
Esso Resources executive Peter Nettleton told Fort St John BC gas producers that short term prospects look weak while long term demand could rise. He blamed industry jargon for misunderstandings by governments and outlined the three party framework involving Westcoast Transmission, the National Energy Board and provincial royalties. Despite troubled near term, future projects such as the Vancouver Island pipeline, Prince Rupert LNG for Japan, and California heavy oil cogeneration could expand demand for BC gas, though with government costs and risks.
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Esso Resources
B.C
Canadian Petroleum Association
Fort St. John
Nettleton
Westcoast Transmission
National Energy Board
Westcoast
U.S
National Energy
Vancouver Island
Prince Rupert
Japan
California
Mla’s
Boundary Lake
Taylor
British Columbia
Gordon Haight
Canadian Petroleum Association B.C
Police report highlights several incidents in Chetwynd area
The week’s police log lists multiple motor vehicle accidents with no injuries, two arrests for public intoxication on September 14, a narcotics possession arrest, a bicycle theft, and two Groundbirch residents found safe after a hunting trip. The incidents span September 12 to 15 near Progress, 46th Street, Highway 97, the Chevron Station, and the East Pine area.
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Progress
46Th Street
Highway 97
Chetwynd
RCMP
Chevron
Groundbirch
East Pine
Women's Centre News New programs at Chetwynd Resource Centre
The Chetwynd Women's Resource Centre invites the community to fall and winter activities. Open Monday to Thursday 1 to 3 pm with drop-in support, libraries, workshops, and programs on employment education health care parenting and more. Registrations via Linda at 788-3793.
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Chetwynd Women’s Resource Centre
Linda
Women’s Resource Centre
Wabi Crescent
Eight indicted in Fort St. John conspiracy case
Eight persons including six Fort St. John residents were indicted to stand trial on charges of conspiracy to traffic cocaine and marihuana. They were remanded after a two and a half day preliminary hearing in Fort St. John Provincial Court. Remanded are Charlene Stromberg Doug Stromberg Michael Harris Gavin Marquis Mark Taylor Chris Birt Mike Dinney and Terry Arden. A trial date has not yet been set.
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Fort St. John
Charlene
Doug Stromberg
Michael Harris
Gavin Marquis
Mark Taylor
Chris Birt
Vancouver Island
Mike Dinney
Terry Arden
Chamber Chatter updates winter hours and 1985 meetings
The Chamber resumes winter hours from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and announces the October 1 1985 general meeting at the Chetwynd Hotel with guest speaker Mr Middleton director of the International Marketing Branch BC Government. Elections for officers and eight directors will be held.
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International Marketing Branch
B.C
Chamber
Chetwynd
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