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Chetwynd The Echo

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Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 19, 2000

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Remediation Plan Updates From Pembina Pipeline Spill Meeting

Pembina Pipeline Corporation sponsored a Sept 13 briefing on an oil spill cleanup. A power point illustrated sampling results, with high water hindering cleanup and booms plus log jams shaping the response. Water sampling extends toward Fort St John. PAH spikes occurred with log disruptions. soil and offsite remediation plans are under review for winter monitoring and regulatory approval.

Pembina Pipeline Corporation Pembina Darren Tomecek Alpine Environmental East Pine Fort St. John BC Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks MELP Alpine Tomecek

Forestry Crisis Hits Central Interior Logging Sector

The Central Interior Logging Association warns logging and trucking are grinding to a trickle as licensees extend shutdowns. Chetwynd residents feel the impact as mills struggle with break-even costs near 300 per thousand board feet while lumber prices linger 220 to 240. Stumpage rates, reflecting late last year prices, rise as mills face prolonged shutdowns across the Interior and North.

Central Interior Logging Association CILA Chetwynd U.S B.C

Rural doctors strike over incentives and staffing in B C towns

Physicians in Dawson Creek Fort St John Prince George Quesnel and Cranbrook withdraw services after a South Peace Health Council meeting. They warn rural care could collapse without funds for nurses and more GPs and specialists, citing Prince George bonuses as detrimental.

Dawson Creek Fort St. John Prince George Quesnel Cranbrook South Peace Health Council Dawson Creek Hospital Chris Gorton Chetwynd

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