27 hole West Vancouver course redesigned to save trees
A 27 hole course planned for West Vancouver was redesigned to protect an eight hectare stand of red and yellow cedars after area surveys by Cypress Ridge Golf Ltd. The course will include steep slopes and must serve both private and public players. West Vancouver council will review the redesign at a forthcoming meeting.
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Vancouver
West Vancouver
Frank Sojonky
Sojonky
Cypress Ridge Golf Ltd
Albert's Floor and Carpet Ad
Local storefront advertises carpet, lino and ceramic tile installation by Albert’s Floor and Carpet at 1320 Kingsway East with free estimates and contact 526 6005.
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Albert's
Fioor
Kingsway
Premier to reveal minister travel records in BC
Premier Bill Vander Zalm said BC cabinet ministers travel logs will be made public after an inquiry into regular government jet detours to pick up a minister who has refused the records. The logs may not be released immediately and costs of detours were noted by officials.
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Vancouver
Liberals
Surrey-White Rock
Wilf Hurd
Hurd
B. C
University of British Columbia
Bill Reid
Sweden
Victoria
B.C. Steamship Co
Westbury
Richmond
B.C
Bill Vander Zalm
Vander Zalm
Ottawa
Meech Lake
Gran
Abbotsford
Boundary Bay
Carmanah Giant Faces Damage From Curious Crowds
Curiosity threatens Canada's tallest tree the Carmanah Giant as moss is trampled soil compacted and roots torn by visitors. Park official Mac Elder warns the 95 metre Sitka spruce could die without protective platforms fences and managed access. The tree drew attention after a 1988 environmental protection effort and a 1990s trail project aimed at safeguarding it.
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Canada
Pacific Rim National Park
Vancouver Island
Vancouver
Mac Elder
Elder
Carmanah Pacific Provincial Park
Carmanah Creek
MacMillan Bleedel Ltd
Western Canada Wilderness Committee
Peace Tower
Parliament Hill
B C truckers plan to drive to Calgary for higher rates
About 20 independent British Columbia trucks will depart from Cloverdale Fairground to publicize a fight for higher hauling rates. Don Tofsrud, president of the Western Owner Operators Association, says the route will pass through Penticton and the Okanagan Valley toward Kamloops for a rally. He aims to contact the Department of Transport to set up major check stops to remove what they call bad trucking practices.
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Nanaimo
B.C
Western
Surrey
Calgary
Cloverdale Fairground
Vancouver
Penticton
Hope-Princeton
Okanagan Valley
Kamloops
Department of Transport
Tolsrud
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Whatcom County
Wash
Gene McNary
McNary
Point Roberts
Blaine Peace Arch
Blaine Pacific Highway
Lynden
Sumas
Seattle
Prince George
RCMP
Social Credit
Prince George North
Keith Thompson
Bob Holtby
New Democratic Party
Paul Ramsey
College of
New Caledonia
Botsford
DELI
Mrs. Smith
Co-op
Scott
Fraser Vale
McCain's
J.C. Runkles
Pepsi
Dan
Ala
Onna
Medicine Hat Co-op Limited
13Th Ave. S.E
Farm Petroleum
Alberta Truckers Fight
Don Tofsrud
Presi
Dent
The
Western Owner Operators Association
Okanagan
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