Page A8 — Terrace Standard, Wednesday, September 9, 1992 Kemano foe heads for | supreme court date TERRACE Environ- mentalists and natives are taking their fight with Alcan’s Kemano Completion Project to the Supreme Court of Canada, Rivers Defence Coalition, spokesinan Pat Moss said the fed- eral appeal. court’s May & ruling. - — which overturned a 1991 lower court ruling ofdering a full environmental review of the pro- ject — cannot be allowed | io sland. “We have - decided we have to appeal,’ she said. .‘‘After. 13 years peaple are not ready to give up al this point. ” The nation’s highest court is cx-. pected to decide by.. Christmas whether it will hear the -coali- tion’s appeal of the May 8 ruling. That. decision reversed cvery™ aspect of the 1991. Walsh deci-: sian which would have required Alean’s project to undergo.a pub- .- lic environmental. review something enviroumentalists have been seeking for more than a decade, The. ruling also restores a 1987 deal between Alcan and the: fed- eral government — that. Walsh” lad quashed — allowing the company to cut existing Nechako River water levels by half down to just 12’ per cent of pre-1950 levels. Justices found Completion Project didn’t fit the federat Environmental ment and — Review guidelines. And even if the project had fit the guidelines, they found that (he federal cabinet did have the right to excmpt the project from the review process. **We can’t let this staud. ICs a Fulton | Process TERRACE —. Skeena New Democratic Member of Parlia- ment Jim Fulton says he’s run- ning for the nomination ta tepresent his party in the next federal election. Speaking last week, Fulton said a date has yet to be set for the nomination. “T'm even starting to firm up some Tory support,’? the MP added. He was responding ta rumours that he would not run again. Fulton was first elected in 1979 and re-elected in 1980, 1984 and 1988. oe The MP specutated that the fed- eral election will be held: next spring. That’s based on the upcoming referendum on the.new constitu- tional package which will add, seats in B.C. elected Senate. The planned referendum date of Oct, 26 does nol leave Prime Minister Brian Mulroncy enough time for a lite fall 1992 election, said Fulton, and bring ‘in an SUNDAY AM — 2 Worship Services 9:15 & 11:00 Child care and Sunday School through grade three PM - Family Bible Schoal 6:00 p.m. for all ages” owes. ils $30,000. the Kemano_ Assess- ° fore anyone. cuit going back ta.work at Kemano. terrible precedent,’’ Moss said. "We still believe there shauld be an environmental assessment”? To not appeal the ruling be- cause of financial difficultics, she said, would be akin to conceding - defeat and accepting it. Moss says the coalition still lawyers more than “There’s a lot of verbal Support and some money coming in,” she saide ‘The recent: ‘ruling sets a “terrible precedent for future de- velopments,”. says Moss, because it gives cabinet ihe authority to exempt 4 project fram environ- mental review rules any time it wanls to, The ruling would render Cana- da’s cuvironmental assessment guidelines impotent, she added, Ifa billion-dollar. project. af- fecting the biggest ‘salmon river “ system’ in. the province, doesn’t ‘trigger the environmental assess~| niet guidelines, then how much value are they??’. “The decision to appeal will mean a lengthy delay before con- truction resumes at Kemano — if. it ever does, No court order. prevents Alcan from resuming construction. 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