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challenge to other Terrace businesses — to help residents Barriere, B.C., which
was recently ravaged by a devastating forest fire. They're asking Terrace resi-
dents to support a bottle drive from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Proceeds go
to the Barriere Relief Fund at Scotiabank. Letter carriers will be collecting bot-
tles along city streets in postal trucks (please place your bottles and cans at
the curb}, but you can also bring your donations to the back of the post office.
Employees have already raised $310 in a 50/50 craw and a raffle.

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King praised for her support

Her research involves
sustainable communities
and First Nations manage-
ment of the environment
and natural resources.

She describes working
with the Nisga’a and
Haida as the “pinnacle” of
her life.

“A huge piece of my
heart is going to stay
‘here,”: she added.

A generous travel al-
lowance will ensure King
is able to return to the
northwest to continue her
research.

Al her going away party
last’ week, King was
praised for her energy,
commitment to education
‘and her generous support.

“When I defended my
thesis in the dead of
winter,” UNBC instructor

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one of the notes from ab-
sent colleagues read at the
party, “Leslie made sure
that she came to Prince
George to be a smiling
face in the crowd.”
Colleague Rocque Be-

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fostering the arts and First
Nations studies.

“Leslie has worked hard
to create an environment
of lifelong learning in a re-
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Arlene Herman of
UNBC's social work pro-
gram said she was grateful
to King’s strong base of
values and her commit-
ment to making the world
a better place.

“We were lucky to
have her working with us
for the past four years. She
will be deeply missed.”

Dennis MacKnack has
been appointed as acting
regional chair. A perma-
nent replacement may be
appointed in January.

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