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Airport's

ILS pleas
falling on
deaf ears

EFFORTS to get an instru-
ment landing system ap-
proved for the Terrace air-
port are being stonewalled
by regulators, says the air-
port manager.

“We feel Nav Canada
is dragging its feet on this
issue,” Rick Reed told a
Chamber of Commerce
luncheon Thursday.

The Terrace-Kitimat
Airport Society that runs —
the airport has done all the
technical work necessary
for airplanes to use an in-
strument landing system.

A study has shown the
precision approach would

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Bankruptcy numbers
high for northwest

TERRACE recorded 40 consumer bankruptcies and °
four business bankruptcies in 2000, according to
new federal statistics.
' The numbers, released by Industry Canada, were
higher than Kitimat and Prince Rupert, which both
. Tecorded around 30 bankruptcies each.

The bankrupt Terrace individuals and businesses
represented total liabilities of $2.7 million and as-
sets of around $1.6 million,

Similar sized communities in the interior fared
much worse however.

Quesnel recarded 90 bankruptcies in 2000, while
Williams Lake recorded 137.

More than 400 bankruptcies were recorded in
Prince George, including 44 failed businesses. The
total there represents $39 million in liabilities.

Airport to spend $5.8m

EXPECT a big construction season at the Terrace
airport this year.

The airport sociely expects to spend $5.8 million
to resurface the main runway, expand the apron
and add a ventilation and air conditioning system
for the terminal building. .

Most costs will be covered by Transport Canada

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grants, while the airport will chip in $500,000,
Manager Rick Reed said that amount is being
paid for out of the airport’s operating surpluses.

More booze without food
MORE RESTAURANTS here are seeking to put in
place “food optional” areas where they'll be al-
lowed to serve liquor without patrons ordering food.

The Bavarian Inn and Sonbada’s are the latest
eateries to apply under new liquor regulations.

Council approved the requests to designate 10
"per cent of seating food optional, as it did earlier

with the Bear Country Inn.

“I’m sure well pet these from every restaurant
in town over the next month or so,” city planner

David Trawia tald council.

Cruise outlook strong

THE NUMBER of small cruise ships stopping in
Frince Rupert is expected to double this year.

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The airport sent its re-
quest last summer and the
not-for-profit body that
controls air navigation pro-
mised an answer within
four or five weeks, Reed
said.

“We are today still
wailing,” he said, adding
the agency must be con-
vinced ILS herre is “uot
just a frill but a safety re-
lated item.” .

Jerry Lloyd, president of
the B.C. Aviation Council,
was also a speaker at the
luncheon and vowed to
push for a speedy response,

“To me that's crap,”
Lloyd told Reed. “I will
call the chairman of the

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