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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 15, 2003

Page

4

BCs coastal forestry strike ends with government plan

British Columbia plans enabling legislation to end the coast forest strike this week. Premier Gordon Campbell said the law will force an immediate return to work under the existing collective agreement while a new contract is negotiated with mediation by Don Munroe. FIR demands at least 15 percent labour cost cuts to boost competitiveness. the dispute has involved about 10,000 workers and mills along the province's south coast since November.

B.C. Coastal Forest Forestry Union and Industry Luesday Gordon Campbell B.C Graham Bruce Willhe Industrial, Wood and Allied Workers of Canada Forest Industrial Relations Lick Industry Campbell Don Munroe Duncan Davies Forest Industrial Relations FIR Davies Coastal U.S. Northwest Dave Haggard Haggard

Ski industry faces downhill trend from UN climate study

UN environmental program commissioned study warns climate change will cut snowfall and melt glaciers, shrinking ski seasons globally. University of Zurich researchers predict a 7 to 32 percent decline in eastern Canadian snow by 2050, with lower altitude resorts at risk and a push to build more lifts in pristine upper regions. Canadian Ski Council's Colin Chedore notes advances in snowmaking help in higher mountains but rely on cold temps, warning the trend remains perilous as temperatures rise.

Tawa University of Zurich Switzerland Astern Canada Rolf Burki Austria Colin Chedore Canadian Ski Council Ontario Quebec Atlantic Canada Chedore

Alberta bears push calls to end spring grizzly hunt

Alberta reports 40 grizzlies killed this year by hunters poachers and accidents about 10 more than the eight year average. Environmentalists urge government to end the spring hunt and add grizzlies to endangered species list citing low population estimates around 500. Government says recovery efforts are underway though poaching budgets face cuts.

Alta Edmonton Alberta Jeff Gailus Canmore Yellowstone Fish and Wildlife

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