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Chetwynd The Echo

Location

Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada

Date

Sep 27, 1993

Page

2

South Peace talks state Pine Plant plans and risks

Fifty attendees from the South Peace heard Westcoast Energy and local groups discuss the Pine River Plant expansion, local employment trends, and the environmental and safety considerations of gas exploration. The meeting reviewed a five year plan, 1994-1996 expansion options, and hinted at future meetings in Chetwynd.

Kathy Cope Tumbler Ridge South Peace T.R Westcoast Energy Fort Nelson West Coast Energy al Kopeck Doug Halverson Pine River Chetwynd Peace River Wayne Soper Salmo Consulting Co Terry Antoniuk Shell Amoco Talisman Petro Can Texaco Petrosul Quintette Mountain British Columbia Cyprus Bullmoose Fort St. John Dawson Creek Sukunka Brazian PetroCan Murray River Hans Zicksmantel Edmonton Ron Maas Westcoast Alberta Gordondale Summit Lake Prince George

Timberlake skews credit for Northern Tax Allowance

R. Kuilmann accuses NDP’s Mr. Timberlake of selective memory denying Frank Oberle’s role in conceiving and securing the Northern Tax Allowance. Oberle’s win is praised as benefiting Prince George Peace River and all northern communities in isolated areas, prompting a call for proper attribution.

N.D.P Timberlake Frank Oberle Prince George- Peace River R. Kuilmann

Free trade speech warns of job loss in BC wood and fish

Paul Hundal argues that NAFTA threatens British Columbia's forest and fish processing jobs by pushing log export to Mexican mills. He contends BC could lose control over wood resources, harming communities, with renegotiation as our only chance.

Kim Campbell NAFTA British Columbia Campbell U.S Canada Paul Hunda

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