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April 18th

Snow?!!!

Showery weather

 

Jetstream still out of Alaska

 

 

Bomb scare closes down streets

CBC has a short story; presumably a threat bomb in/ at DFO offices

 

I had to go up to 4th avenue to get on other side –

As evening progressed the ‘perimeter’ shrank until 3rd avenue open and ony 1 block area around Federal building closed off

 

Perimeter shrank with time

Here Third Avenue is opened again

While bomb threats are not common – there were some bugs in operation – people working in offices across street were not evacuated – and when phoned RCMP they were told could not comment (whether person should ’evacuate’ or not)

 

 

City crews work constructing ‘lawns’ while infrastructure decays

I am told a bench with umbrella will go on the son to be concrete platform – located in middle photo left

What happened to City’s roadway?

A person familiar with area says the fish plant was ‘given’ 10 feet of city property to use – as too narrow for a roadway once the new lane put in

 

 

Passing of what should have been a tourism attraction

The next day after this photo was taken the city cut the tree down

Presumably fearing it might fall in some future strong winds

It was an amazing tree – the roots appeared to grow out of pure rock and it was difficult to see how it survived (food and water etc)

 

For me it was a symbol of survival in ‘rain forest’

 

Thereare several others around – slightly younger – but just as amazing

 

 

 

 

City Council Budge --- several more stories this weekend in anticipation of Monday’s public meeting

 

Created by LG on 18/4/2008

Last updated on Friday, April 18, 2008