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1QJohn Cullen, HFD 110
J 22raig Janney, BOS 92
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140 MarkMessier,EDM 63
1 5 CJeremy Roenick, CHI 94

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1D Sergei Fedorov, DET 79
20 Ron Francis, PIT 87
3.0 Dale Hawerchuk, BUF 89
40 Joe Nieuwendyk, CGY 85
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40 Mike Ridley, WSH 71
5 Darren Turcotte, NYR 67

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2.0) Stephan Lebeau, MTL 53
30 Stephane Morin, QUE 40
40 Mike Ricci, PH! 4
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20 Paul Coffey, PIT
30 Phil Housley, WPG
40 Brian Leetch, NYR
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20 Chris Chelios, CHI 64
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40 Kevin Hatcher,WSH 74
50 Gary Suter, CGY 70

1.C Rob Blake, LA 46
2D James Patrick, NYR 59
30 Steve Smith,EDM 54

40 Scott Stevens, NJ 49
5 C Zarley Zalapski, HFD 54

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1 Bruce Driver, NJ 45
20 Dave Ellett, TOR
3 D.Larry Murphy, PIT
40 Yves Racine, DET

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40 Matt Schneider, MTL
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40.CamNeely,BOS 91
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40) Rick Tocchet, PHI 71
5 OC Pat Verbeek, HFD 82

30 Trevor Linden, VAN 69
40 Mike Modano, MIN. 64
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30 Michel Goulet, CHI

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40 Kirk Muller, NJ 70

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20) Murray Craven, PHI 66
30 TonyGranato,LA 64
40 Petr Klima, EDM 68

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20 Shayne Corson, MTL
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14, 1991

OVER

ISN’T
OVER

Ed Mills
SPORTS EDITOR

Wildlife groups see it as a
struggle between sportsmen and
big busi

The provincial government
says it’s just a way to get a handle
on what's happening in the
hinterland of the province they
run,

The battle over backcountry
recreation has gone on for almost
two years now, and apparently it
will go on for at least one more.

On one side are the B.C. wildlife

— representing about
jportsmen

is some worry at this point that
this (policy) is written in stone, it’s

BATTLE

BACK:
COUNTRY

At the same time it wants to
pee eee eo eae

business people are seizing on the
demand as an opportunity to turn
a lot bucks.

out there who want to do these

things and they're camped out on
re's no

But we have said, in effect, that

we're not accepting applications

right now until this (policy) is in

place.”

The B.C Wildlife Federation,
among other organizations, feels
threatened by the plan.

It says if the policy goes
through, no hunting and no fishing
signs will follow as entrepreneurs
and their clientele invade land

used by spor
“They're proposing all sorts of

Sportsmen still feel threatened

wildlife habitats, driving the
animals away.

Davis paid it’s just another
money grab by the government
and business.

“They put in lots of money and
they want to make sure they get a
good, sound return out of their
money, 80 that they have the sole
right to these areas.”

As it stands, the ministry has
recently compiled information it
received from a questionnaire
filled out by a variety of concerned
groups, and will be issuing a
summary paper on the responses
in the next week.

The next step is a workshop in
November where all the key
players will be brought together to
try to find some consensus on the
need for a policy and what might
be in that policy.

Butler said that when the policy
was introduced almost two years
ago, it was designed to do nothing
more than stimulate discussion, a
first draft, not something they
were trying to ramrod through

“What we'd like to see, is for
them to participate as much as
possible, tell us what they think
and keep letting us know what
their concerns are,” said Butler.

“Our main concern, more than

Tis santas at in 6 ud ths
policy hashed out in its final form
as soon as possible and
implemented in the spring of next
year.