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NOTICE TO MOTORISTS
SQUAMISH HIGHWAY

BRUNSWICK POINT ROCK SCALING
PROJECT

(21 km. north of Horseshoe Bay)
AS part of its five-yea: slope stabilization program. the Ministry of Transportation and
Highways announces that motorists should expect 20 minute delays at Brunswick Point

as follows:
9:30 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. (Mon. to Thurs.)

9:30 A.M. - 12:39 P.M. (Fri.)
There will be no delays on Friday afternoons or on weekends.

These 20 minute delays are required to allow the Ministry's Brunswick Point project
contractor, Ceugar Rock Contracting (1988) {.1d., to undertake blasiing, rock scaling
and rock bolting work.

For further information, please call the 24-hour Road Report at 660-9775 (Greater Van-
couver), 938-4997 (Whistler), 860-4997 (Kelowna). In all other areas, call 1-800-663-4997.

: A Province of
gREZA British Columbia

I Ministry of Transportation
and Highways
Hon. Lyall Hanson, Minister

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by Michelle
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World needs our help

From page 31

all parts of Canada.

“We're not in debt and we're kind of
proud of #."° tour member Jean-Francois
Parent, 19. of Moniteal told the students
assembled tn Argyle’s lames Buchanan
Theatre. “It’s an example that youth
have incredible power if they chaose to
take fi.”

The tour has already reached over
220,000 young people. and has snother
100 B.C high schools on its agenda over
the next few weers

Sarah and Jean-francors orevent then

essage io the group with slide presen.
lations, a rainforest simulation that had
the studenis using hands and feet io
mumic the sounds of 2 tropical rainforest

They also had some sobering reports
from the environmental front:

© Canadians produce more garbage per
Capita than any other nation on Earth:

© Rainforest the size of a football freld
disappeats every second;

© A massive clearcut in BC. is visible
from outer space

“It's not the government's fault.” sad
Jean-Francois. “It's our taut, because
we're mot doing our part. We're not get-
tung involved.”

Don't think that you cant do
something, he cormmnues Remember,
you already are having an effect on the
environment by the actions yeu do every
day You can. however, chanse to make
it a positive or negative effect

Students who want to get involved
helping to save the planet can cali the
Environmental Youth Alhance at
687-1226

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