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By Judy Reimehe _

Peninsula News Jews Review”

%, n Saturday, just south-
|B west of Japan, an earth-
X_/ quake. measuring . six
on the Richter Scale shook
people awake on the small is-.
lands nearby. And on Sunday, .
at 4:31.a.m., most people living
southwest .of . Whitehorse
probably slept through the 3.9
_ quake that rumbled through
their region: .
“But people visiting the In-
stitute of Ocean. Sciences

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“On The Go the aftershocks that continued
into Sunday morning.
The seismographs were.

just one of dozens of static and
~ “interactive displays available to.
|. the public during .IOS’s: 20th
~sanniversary open house held
~ atthe Institute Oct. 1 to4.
Children? and adults’ lis-

“| humpback whale, the call of a

‘|. walrus and even the eruption
of an undersea earthquake in |
the. sonar department. And:

a Meals elivcred from 7 :
3 Deep Cove 'to Brentwood.

“millimeter ‘mesh; not the”

mans into. the. exhibit); »
“Ona more serious n
itors also learned: how. scien-

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Developers of Saar Re
sort have asked for the dead:

ALL AUTUMN

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‘be extended, but Sidney coun-

4 Liadecapis planning & design * cil has said no.

oe Supply & installation of plants, landscape stone *
work, and d garden decor, statuary, pots, etc.

problem at the site.
When the hotel is built, and
after. the Port Sidney develop-
“ment has: been constructed,
there will be two access and
- egress ramps side by side, giv-

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_could watch it happen, atleast

tened to the song of the.

» they. got caught in the plank-.
ton net to see what fish see'as

f ft food. (The actual plankton » “Songs of the humpback w whale fascinated Lucia Trudel, *

8; and. sister Ann-Maria, 5, aurine. their. visit to the”
_ larger mesh that snagged hue oS
: tists 5 apeculate: about the n next

‘major earthquake on | the West.
Coast, and how: ‘global, warm-

~ line on their existing permits to ©

-Brian Law, Seastar repre-
sentative, said they needed the:
extension to deal with a design

ing pedestrians four lanes of -

ste: At ‘ - igs seth & rescue:

; “traffic to ‘contend. with as they
ne pass on the sidewalk. ©
~~ =<To. change that situation: os

-Law said they needed more.

time to meet with Port Sidney

developers and work out the

“ physical logistics, along with -

“easements and other legal i is-
sues.

But, as the company is al
ready working under a: six.
month extension that expires--
on Oct. 23, council approved a-

- Motion that First World Devel- :

opments, the company holding
the original agreements (and
- now being absorbed by Seastar

Resorts). work toward that’

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Coun. Peter 7

night that “there are a fair

“amount of things that have to
_ happen [before an agreement

| Council. : i enies ex ension 0 on] hotel permit.

could. be reached]. Even if we:

grant a 60-day extension, as _
they have asked, there is some’
indication : that . negotiations -

would not conclude within that

current plans].”
He said if they are not able

to meet the Oct. 23 deadline —
“we'll ed to ane it’ san

yoy ake yeh | re ie

“Its 3:00 A.M.

“time. I would rather let the de-.

velopers. proceed {under the’. sion, council voted down the

sie - ‘opportunity ‘missed. ae
Wainwright i
told the committee ‘of the: ~
whole at its meeting Monday oe

bine environment; ‘are the is-
gues of the future,” said scien-

tist Frank Whitney as he ex-
plained how his department
was measuring the carbon

content of the ocean: “We need
- to find creative ways to deal

with that issue.”

While one critic has said
stopping the use of all cars in
Canada could solve the prob-
lem, in the short term, Whit-
ney said, realistically, there

“must be a number of solutions —
_. put to use to address the over-
_ all problem.

Answering the Gaal ques-
tions of what on Earth is hap-
pening --- from outer space to
under the sea — is the busi-
ness of the 10S. Measuring i im-
mediate factsis only part; of the ’

job. By hands-on testing: and

through the latest'in technol-.
-- ogy, they gather information”
~ and then fit the pieces together.

to see how the Earth is chang-
ing, why, and then find ways to
bring back the balance.
~The IOS is operated by: the

oceans and navigable. fresh’

- waters in‘. Western: Canada.

This year marks its 20th an-

Coun. Ted Daly ‘disagr ced, ‘

saying “sooner or later we have:

‘to deal with this. We don'twant ©
to have it come back on us later -

-ifwe could address {the traffic 2

issue] now.”

But by supporting the mo-

tion not to allow an extension,
council would be giving a clear
direction to the proponent,
Coun. Jack Barker said,
After considerable discus-

~. application for extension, and

the

tte aly

advised First World to proceed
as planned, Councillors Daly
and Whittal were opposed:.

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We’ ve had an earthquake. People are hurt.
There’s no power. No water. No phone ‘
Fires ha ive started. There i is no help i in sight.

e ‘What could you do?

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