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| Export permit
takes away |

the best wood |

Dear Sir: .

Re; “Gov't very “quiely.
~ extends thumbs up on ‘raw
logs,” story in the Dec. 15, .
2004, edition of The Terrace. r

Standard.

For almost four: years ihe.
- Skeena mill: has been’ shut.
‘down and . the. “Campbell.
~ government.has done- every- a
- thing. possible lo. make. sure: :
thal ali we éVver-‘see.. is our.
logs being hauled-d
highway for.expart.
> We “never: get any ‘mill?
. Jobs out of ‘the forest licence’’-
- and they” secretly exténd the -
“raw log.’ exports. ‘for anothe

two years,

That ihe: ‘daw log: exports:
have" only reached/:15. per
~~ Cent’in the. region: sand “nat °:
the 35 per cent permitted: by’
the Campbell ‘government is. ~
_ only because itis‘an average.
regional fig igure and: afew:

other: mills are “still Opera.

_ ing. = :
This ji ‘is iS per céint ot the wy
best wood and if we had any: «. 00

A Mer

Rogers, *:
Vivienne. ‘ani

ily and eal ue ore

There, “were. “excellent

‘front-page: photos and sum- :

mary: of the pole’ raising ‘at:

Northwest Community Col- -*
” lege i in your recent edition. ”

An addition, to the ‘story:
is ‘necessary... {t notes:.that
“all: seven: northwest First:

“Nations” are represented.
There isan -eighth: we

‘could call‘it ‘the: technologi--

cal nation. Lt-is_ the’ least at--°

times

With them, the pole will “
remain standing | far. longer, a o

enbeoe

In response to: the: recent we
~ article. by; Margaret. ‘Speirs «.
‘handbook ©
explores .allernaie’ forms of -.
justice for troubled. youth", Ie
would like fo recognise thal -
_ the coordinator forthe Ker-
Restorative - Justice’. -
Project “C.A.R.B” was Lyn)
da Edzerza from the Taian
Nation. ;
“Ms... “Edzerza - ‘coondinat- a
~ ed ‘a series ‘of’ educational .

“New

mode

workshops, a conference ‘on

the handbook. :

She brought: opether. a

: Christnias
to those \ who’ hel ped

; Dear Sirz:) .- ;
~ On Now. 7 our son; Todd. ‘
~ daughter-in- claw: -

opportunities at value add-
ing it is the wood+that would -:
be i in Breatest demand. oe
It is ‘also the wood. that.
" would make any local’ mill
o viable if it were milled here..; :
“To-suggest that this’ rate
of ‘export: and. this ‘broken'~
“promise: can, ‘somehow be:
laid ‘at. the feet off the. pre-~--
vious “government ° ‘because’.
‘they ‘asked’ Wes Cheston for
ae report i in-the’ 0s i is s-outra.. ;
: geous, ws

If Cheston’s: Tecommen:- ge
-dation for looser. log export
; regulations ; was ‘not intro;
duced ° by: the NDP, -
“probably: ‘because ‘they, be °*
Jieved that-r TESOUICES ‘belong ..-
“to the’ people and must be.
“used for maximum benefiito:~
thé people in ‘the: region, arene
No; ‘this sorry: ‘mess'in the ©
‘tiorthwest”. forest. i.
“lies at the-feet'of the Camp-; a. ee
ee bell government. oe on
ae Helmut Giesbréche, Son

"Terrace, B.C,

The quick response [ from :
‘the. RCMP, fire: departmeni
ambulance service and train
people: and. the hospital was, ”

unbelievable. rae

ily.

‘Our’ “Christmas -

; Totem pole base |
a solid foundation

Dear Sir: :

“itvis.

“could .
a have’ turned out:very~ dif-
~~ ferent. Our: best: wishes to).
all the ‘wonderful. people o of ptt

- f -removal. route, and parking on them is prohibited during the

‘industry. -

“ee We. thank. the’ people of.

# “Terace for helping o our fam.
an: embarikment onto: ‘some.
train, tracks, and: “ei te os

cn "Abbotsford, B.C.

symbol, we can hope, .of the 7

enduring relations between. | -
the First: Nalions’:and. the ;
“technological, -
-Just the same, technology 7
is ‘a mixed blessing. at: best.

29

“Maybe the polé should have :

‘restorative justice, as well as

diverse group: of-.commu-.

nity slakeholders'to forma”
Steering: Commiltes, which:

guided her work,” Me

> Mariantie Weston, °

__Executive Director’

; (Acting),

_ Kermode Friendship a

Society,

“Terrie, BC. .

“been simply stuck: in, the J
: ~-gfound. an on:
:_ That would only. happen : o

- again, tholigh, if we gave up:
“all the other benefits derived

tractive of the motifs of the “fom that particular hation.°

pole, but it is also, ‘curiously -

enough, the backbone of it: ° a
-['mean the conerete ‘hase 3"
and the steel frie that sup-
port the pole. . ae

: ‘Without ° them, the pole *
would ‘have. been stick into”
. whole inthe around: and rot-
ted and fallen long: before i its

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