Bushy indoor shrubs fill large spaces with greenery
Indoor shrubby plants offer a durable, cost effective way to fill large spaces with foliage. They come in varied shapes and colors, tolerate wide temperature ranges, and can be pruned or grown to large sizes, making them versatile for displays, decorations, and home use.
Public Library Briefs and Book Picks
Alan Cartwright of Chetwynd Public Library outlines weekly hours from Monday to Friday and Saturday, a preschool Storybook Hour, and a mobile unit visit to Little Prairie Haven on October 4 at 1:30 PM. He lists recent paperback arrivals including The Uninvited and Taipan, with next week’s hardcover list promised.
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John Farris
Elric
Michael Moorcock
James Clavell
Jack Higgins
Joyce Carol Oates
Travis McGee
John D. MacDonald
Lucy
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Jean M. Auel
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Dennis Adair
Janet Rosenstock
Alan Cartwright
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Lightning detection network maps strikes across British Columbia
The Ministry of Forests uses 15 direction finders spread across the province each covering up to 390 kilometres. Their signals feed a master computer in Victoria which instantly updates forestry offices with the location of lightning strikes.
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Small waves in consumer movement impact bank fees
A Canadian bank reversed a planned user fee on credit cards after a modest wave of consumer complaints. The industry watches for reaction over two to six months as other banks note the response and consider changes. Forest fire guards gain from a new lightning detection system now adopted widely, reducing lookouts and improving air patrols, saving about 1.6 million annually.
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Municipal Affairs Minister urges local planning autonomy
The Honourable Bill Ritchie states municipal councils hold primary responsibility for local development and should adopt official community plans guiding future land use. He warns against exclusive private sector planning and supports 5 to 10 year horizons with updates reflecting economic trends and population factors.
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