Page AB - - -Tarace Stand, Westy, Decaer 12, 1990,

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TERRACE — Acting on a
recommendation from the
seniors advisory commission,

council has agreed construction -

of a sidewalk along Sparks St.
from Halliwell Ave, to the top
of the Kalum: Hill — -Ter-
raceview Lodge fronts onto this
stretch ‘—- will be considered
during 1991 budget discussions.

On a further request that im-
provements be made to local
bus stops, it was noted this type
of project had in the past been
undertaken by local service
clubs. °

The. city told ‘the: advisory
commission to ask the Rotary
Club for assistance.

Other recommendations from
the commission to be discussed
at an upcoming committee’ of
the whole meeting include: -

-@ Council
located property is reserved for
future seniors housing
developments; -

® $2,000 be set aside i in the
1991 budget for the commission
to cover the cost of attending
out-of-town conferences, adver-
tising and miscellancous pur-
chases: and

*® Council investigate the
possibility of establishing a
lawyer referral service in Ter-
Tace. ;

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Heeding an industry warning
mining exploration will be
severely curtailed as a result of
tax system changes introduced
by the federal government,
council has passed a resolution
urging Ottawa to reverse its
position.

Pointing out junior resource
companies had been responsible
for more than two-thirds of ex-
ploration expenditures: over the
past seven years, the Prospec-

tors and Developers association |

(PDA) said that was directly at-
tributable to tax breaks offered

investors through what were —

known as flow-through shares.
However, it added, a federal
government decision to cancel
the Canadian Exploration In-
centive Program now made
those shares unmarketable.
“The junior mining industry
.. Will no longer be viable by
the end of the year,"’ warned
PDA president Robert Ginn.
That, in turn, would result in
the amount spent on explora-
tion dropping to less than one-
third current levels, he said.
Council passed a resolution
asking Ottawa to “immediately
create tax-based stimulants to
generate direct capital expen-
diture in Canada’s’ junior
mineral exploration -and ‘and
development sector.”
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Still with mining, aldermen
have agreed to send economic
development officer Peter

Book not
yet ready

TERRACE — More money is
needed before a booklet captur-
ing the memories of northwest
native elders can be printed, ac-
cording to project co-ordinator
Francis Smith,

The manuscript is complete,
but Smith says at least ancther
$7,000 must be raised to get it
printed.

The project was sponsored by
the Kermode Friendship Centre
via a federal employment grant.
Four native students gleaned
material for the booklet by in-
terviewing about 30 northwest
tribal elders,

It is to capture traditions of
local native’ culture that are-fast
disappearing along with the cur-
rent generation of elders,

The old techniques of fishing
and foad preservation described
in the booklet highlight changes
in the environment over the
years — such as climate changes
and damage to salmon spawn-
ing grounds due to logging.

Smith says many of the tradi-
tional ways weren’t passed on
from the older generation to the
younger generations because
many children were kept away
from their families: for most of
the year at church-run residen-
tial schools.

The. students completed the
interviews and produced: the
manuscript over the summer.

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to be considered

Monteith and one member of

council to next year’s Praspec--

tors and Developers Association
convention in Toronto.

In his .- recommendation,

Monteith said attendance at the
national event would give city
officials an opportunity to meet
with representatives of mining
companies operating. in the nar-
thwest and to ‘‘sell” Terrace to
them, «oe

“They. are going to be look-
ing at offices and buying more
in the north’? as mining
developed, said Monteith.

Although the estimated price
tag for the trip is approximately
$4,000, he suggested it might-be
possible to obtain a provincial

government grant to cover half
the cost,

Given the city representatives
will be in the area, council in-
dicated attendance at the March
11-14 event should be combined
with a lobbying trip to Ottawa,

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Council has approved a
forestry committee: recommen-
dation the city examine the
feasibility of using Ferry Island.
as the site for a proposed
forestry museum and
demonstration forest,

The city will also contact the
local Canadian ‘Women in
Timber chapter to determine
whether it would. be prepared to
assist on the project.

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