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ah weather nears records

Neil Rachynski
NEWS REPORTER
Castlegar is getting near-

things but it’s really not that 31.8 centimetres. So far, only /
bad,” Richards said Thurs- 1.6 cm of snow has been
day. recorded.
record temperatures despite Castlegar is getting its nor- “There's _ the anomaly,”
the grey, cloudy skies. mal amount of precipitation Richards said, “because some
Castlegar weather services for November, he said. The of this precipitation would
specialist Jim Richards said average for the month is 88.4 have fallen as snow.
Wednesday's temperature millimetres and already 46.1 Castlegar is also short on
reached 7.4 Celsius. That was mm has fallen. But Richards sunshine. While November
just short of the 1966 record _ said part of that precipitation would usually provide 54
high of 7.8 C. should have been snowrather hours of clear skies, the sun
“It’s dull, it’s grey, it’s bor- than rain, He said the aver- has only peaked through the
ing — it’s all those sorts of age snowfall for thismonthis clouds for a total of 17 hours.

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Province explores ‘Rails for Trails’

@ B.C. begins negotiations with CP
Rail for unwanted right of ways

Corinne Jackson
NEWS REPORTER ,

After months of informal talks, the provin-
cial government is getting down to business.

B.C. is discussing the possibility of acquiring
some of Canadian Pacific Ltd.’s right of ways
for parklands. And no one is happier than CP’s
Steve Morris.

According to Morris, CP Rail is anxious to
get rid of the land if it can be transferred as a
continuous corridor.

“The land is still taxed against the railway
so we want to get rid of it,” CP’s manager of
public affairs said Tuesday.

According to Morris, selling the land as a
continuous strip would be easier for CP Rail
than trying to sell individual pieces. As well, he
said keeping the land intact would make it eas-
ier for utility companies who are already us-
ing the right of ways.

“With telecommunication and pipelines ex-

panding, railways make an ideal line continu-
ing for hydro lines because of the existing cor-
ridor,” Morris said.

The province is looking to purchase right of
ways near the Boundary subdivision, which
runs five miles west of Castlegar through Rob-
son. Should the land be purchased, it could
than be transformed into a park for the Rails
for Trails program.

The land purchases are on hold, however, as
the government negotiator Wes Umphrey
awaits a letter from CP Rail.

The letter is a follow-up to a Nov. 9 meeting
in Vancouver between CP Rail and the govern-
ment, the director of real estate services for the
Ministry of Environment said.

“When we get that letter it will lead to fur-
ther meetings,” Umphrey said.

If the government decides they do not want
right of ways, Morris said the company will
make the offer open to the public.

“We will sell to whomever might be interest-
ed. It could be anyone who wishes the corridor
to remain intact, but ultimately the decision
lies with us.”

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