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_ Burton,

A brief outlining the position
of communities within the
ndaries’ of the Regional
rict -of Kitimat-Stikine on

“log exports is being prepared by
~ Nancouver forestry consultant
-. ‘Hugh Hamilton, The terms of
reference for the brief, however,
are becoming more and more
_ .complex with the passing of
“time, and the regional district
“board .has agreed to cover the
_. cost of up to $10,000 that was
. Originally taken on by the
“regional district’s Economic
Development Commission.

This change means little to

. Hamilton’s report, but it does
. ° ‘mean that the cities of Terrace
and Kitimat will share the cost
“with communities like Hazelton

and Stewart.
Rather than a general look at

.., log exports, topics being ad-.
’ dressed by the study now include ©
research already done by the
_. Gitksan Wet’suwet’an and
. -Nisga’a Tribal Councils on the
__ impact of logging in general and
. ‘exports in particular on north-
west Native communities, and

~ the cost of exports to the north-

- -west when compared to the
-” potential income that could be

generated by processing those
same logs in the region.
_ The hope now, according to

Stewart director Andy Burton, is
. that the brief will include all

views and provide a unified
front when it’s presented to the

-- provincial government. Explains

Hazelton director Gordon
Sebastion: ‘‘We’re wasting our

"money unless we look at the

whole picture.”’

'’ Burton explains some of the
complexities involved. First,
from a Stewart perspective at
any rate, the export industry is a
“fledgling industry” and the
real impact isn’t yet known.
‘Four years ago they weren’t
shipping any wood out of
Stewart to speak of,” says Bur-

ton, ‘But we now have a $50

million a year export industry.”

Second, an export log isn’t
necessarily one on it’s way to
Asia. A number of northwest
logs, for example, are processed
in pulp mills in Gold River and
Port Mellon which are located in
southern B.C. According to
timber exported to
other countries comprises only
about~15 percent of the total
harvested in the Stewart area.
The ‘other 85 percent is ‘‘ex-
ported” within the province.
The only exception, he says, is a
very small amount of B.C.
timber that winds up in Alaska.
But the bottom line is, “A log
that winds up in the water is a
log lost.”

Burton says there will prob-
ably always be a need for the ex-
port of some logs, but our goal
in the northwest should be to
process as many trees here as

-. possible, ‘In the short term we
~ condone it,’’ he says, ‘but in the
long term we are encouraging

and «qctively working towards
some ‘sort of wood processing

‘facility in Stewart. We believe

that in the long term there has to
be value added... you can’t just
-keep shipping them out.”

~ ‘The board also wants the brief
to look at the logging industry in
general, Sebastian is concerned

; -about the closure of Westar’s

Kitwanga mill, apparently due
to ashortage of timber. But Bur-
ton says this is misleading .“‘The
Westar. thing is very mislead-
ing,’ he says, ‘“‘because all
they’re prepared to take is high

quality timber.’’ He goes even |

further by saying that only
about 15 percent of the timber
available in the Hazelton area
could be described as ‘high
quality’? and Westar is ‘in-
terested in only about half of
that, less than eight percent.
The balance of this timber,

says Burton, could provide jobs.

in the Hazelton area. ‘‘You’ve
got to log the wheat with the
chaff,’’ he says. ‘‘We haven’t
yet created a cow that produces
all cream and it’s the same with

Floating logs studied —

‘logging. We’re taking about 15
percent cream, or high quality.
wood, arid the rest of itis skim,
but you've got to do something
with that too. You can’t just
leave it in the bush.’’.

Terrace director Les Wat-.

mough says that a draft of
Hamilton’s brief should be
ready by mid-January for board
review; the board hopes it will
describe a compilation of every-
one’s view in a unified front. He
says that it will then be sent to
the provincial export commis-
sion, who are reviewing log ex-
port policies. He adds that the
Stewart and Gitksan Wel’su-
wet’an views are a valuable addi-
tion to the terms of reference of
the study. .

a

. ; Terrace Review — Wednesday, December 13, 1989 19

Alderman Mo Takhar represented the City of Terrace at the
official ceremony marking the connection to Stewart to the
B.C. Hydro provincial power grid Dec. 1, and he brought
along a typical Terrace gift. Stewart mayor Darlene Cornell
accepted the framed photo of a Kermode bear.

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