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announcement?

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Mike Harcourt is scheduled
to arrive in the West Kootenay
is Seay oe Bo one Saar

If Harcourt is arriving, it
wouldn't be to relay bad news
to the West Kootenay.

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‘ial government has
decided to fund Cominco’s
purchase of a new lead
smelter in exchange for the
ability to place new generat-

the Lower Columbia basin
could occur sooner than later.
MLA Ed Conroy would not
confirm nor deny reports that
the premier is arriving in the
West Kootenay. Instead he’s
remaining completely tight-

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