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as PE did then, when worked with
environmental graups to try to
stop that, that ic snould be stop-
ped.”*

When pressed ahout the perceiv-
ed problems in his own constituen-
cy oover pulp mill pollution,
Reynolds tole’ the News there was
“*no industry that | have promoted
(there) that would be damaging to

Squamish area; there are jobs there
which were never there before.”
Aus of the new industries pro-
posed for Howe Sound ‘will have
to pass our environmental stand-
ards. As long as they don’t pollute,
they are welcome.” said Reynolds.
The former Speaker said his
conciliatory role in that post
showed that he could get opposing
sides to agree, “and I think f can
do the same thing in Uiis ministry.

ment is the number one issue in the
province, but said it is not a one:
sided issue.

“Business people are as can-
cerned about the environment as
anybody else,’ he said. "We all
have children and grandchildren
and [ don’t think that the en-
vironment is an issue thitt the so-
cialists can claim. This government
brought the ministry in: (iN) has in-
creased the budget every year, and

Davis retains energy pertfol

As oto his) first onroarities,
Reynolds says he will tour the pro-
vince ‘tas quickly us P can, meeting
with various groups -— whether
they are environmental ones. oF
corporations — and determine
what we are going ta be doing. 1
intend to he very active.’

Ree, who will rake un annual
pay cut of approximately $39,000
with the loss of his cabinet post,
said he was ‘very sad and very

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had the opportuni ro de the job.
I feel contident PT did a zood job.
We brought in a Jor of new pro-
grants.

Russ Fraser, who served as the
minister of post-secondary educa-
tion in 1986, will take over Ree's
soligitor-general post.

Ree, who was scheduled for a
kidney stone operation Thursday
morning, added that it’s “been a

the enviropment. We put clean

plants spd industries into the good week.""

Reynolds agreed that environ- will continue to do so.” disappointed, But Em thankful |

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