” Rick King

- ieace - Some word i is ex-
“pected soon on talks, between
the: “federal. . and . ‘provincial |
7 government: ‘that are just. as 'im-

.. portant as the ones. going:cn.
7 with thy Nisga’ ‘ato settle the lat-

st ldnd-claim,
ers a ene are to decide how
“ithe fooits .6f. lind claims set-
_ lentents* will: be’ split between
| rfederal. and provincial
We have senior people look, ;
: to
“might ‘apply; ‘We hope to have a
picture;: a: better. ‘idea, “in a few
_ more. weeks,” “said provincial
“native affairs deputy minister
* Eric:Denhoff last week:.
SET. date: the federal govern-
+ cment: has® proposed. that. B.C,
Gomme Up with all of the land for.
me settlements ‘and pay-30 per cent

of ithe: ‘cash or: cash: equivalent
might’ be involved.
But’ that; would work: out'to ©
province assuming at least

2

Be

_. any'settlement, said ‘Denhoff,
cof Let's say that a settlement.is

rth $100. 1f $50 of that is for
nd ‘ahd for whatever:

aia

_.cghare is: ‘more than 60 per cent, ”
One: “Of. the problems ‘with
~. deciding. ‘who: should pay what
«for a'land: claims settlement is
-there are no previous ones
zs which ‘apply to the. ‘situation in
~ BS }Denhoff: added. |
~The , federal: government. has
ched land élaims settlements:
fe, but in. places where it has

eae title over. whatever land in-

adé in northern Quebec,
property. there didn’t: belong to
; oes ‘until the. 1920s

C.,. Denhioff said. .
‘are a variety of issues.
¢.. becn’- asking: the’
‘government for is:their
‘what kind! “of i model
“they? re Jooki
means, " ‘skid D enhoff, »

“He ‘added that’: Agreement -

wou ‘onl:

yiapply to the Ae

writer “atid * Sommentaiot:
Gwynne Dyer’ makes. an’ ap::
pearance b here re Apel 17: to speak 7

was! ‘a. feeniity “shen

_ figure:
” Sule War earller this year,
jor a peroneal ide

0k. War, Was ae
ue a. TV ‘series, shown

pia and of. the: Public
“System “in: th

tates;
ie ‘takes: place at ‘the

ee Theatre’ ae

nace a le
y. the ‘Terrace. Public }

Diatict $8 andthe Not
aed cational Develor

f at claim cost

TERRACE —. City council
wants a dozen people to tell it

what to do about recycling.

After months ‘of criticism
about council's’ ‘handling of the ;
issue,. a recycling advisory com- ;
mission is being set-up...
': Alderman’ Rick. King, coun- .
cil’s liaison on the.commission, ¢
said interested people are asked ;
to apply for the 12 seats on the .
commission, Council will-select :
the commission members from

the applicants. «-

He said the: commission. will,
examine the possibility of a.
regional:.recycling strategy, :
analyze pricing and markets for
ocal:

recyclables, — - help

tle all ‘claims i in B.C.
«In the Nisga’a ‘ttwetion, the

federal. and. provincial govern-

ments have given themselves un-

til Sept.“ 1992 to reach a cost:

sharing agreement. -

. If an agreement isn't reached
at that time; the federal govern-
iment-.won’t conclude a land
claims settlement in principle
and will refer the matter to the
federal cabinet.

businesses with recycl ng.
provide information ° tc

form. -of- blue-box Curbside

added. “That “means anybody
who's got'a good idea. and is

group.’’:

itself, King said he sees the ad-

support. local Drivate recycling
ventures, -: wots

_ he said.”

1 h 1
public; and:--to:-study.: the.
possibility- of: setting up “some -

} Tecycling program in Terrace, - 7
“We're looking fora. real:
cross-section of people,” . King”

keen about it. We're not restric. - a
ting it to one type of person or.

Because council: -doesn’ t want: a hae
to get into the recycling business :

visory commission aaa body to ;

The commission will be given
"a few thousand dollars’’ in the
city’s riew . budget to get tt
started and’ to potentially ‘pay
for: studies and other expenses; ”

what. kind of model ‘|.

thirds of.the total-cost.of. |.

~

~ flatural: resources ‘andthen the! I<
“‘Broyince'pays '30per cent of the
“cash ay that ‘means the province's ©

‘atand: owhat it [>

on. CBC. TV: during the.”

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