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August 24, 2021

West Alternate Route.

On August 19th 2021 TMX reiterated that the west alternate route is approved and 99.9 percent of the expansion is

approved at this writing.

Variance came from request of Coldwater FN Band.

The Commission also found there has been adequate consultation and accommodation with respect to potentially affected Indigenous peoples for the purpose of their decision on the variance application. The Commission gave significant weight to the fact that Coldwater, which is the Indigenous community located in the Coldwater Valley and closest to the West Alternative, indicated its support for the West Alternative as the superior route option through the Coldwater Valley. The Commission noted that in the West Alternative variance application, Trans Mountain included several letters from other Indigenous peoples in support of Coldwater’s position on the West Alternative.

Rural Pipeline Construction

On this Day: August 24th 1482

Berwick on Tweed captured by English forces.

Working

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1500 Covid-19 cases reported…

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August 23, 2021

There were 1472 new confirmed cases reported on Saturday the 21st of August. this brought the weekly average to 2336 for 7 days. The curve has been trending up since the last week of July. The end of March 2021 saw daily averages around 6000 going to around 9000 before trending down mid April. Bottoming out around 300 cases in the second week in July.

The case load is moving up again as 1500 cases reported by Canada today. Vaccination in Canada is high however the unvaccinated can put hospitals in stress as yet and individual personal tragedies can present a lot to grieve for people who have not yet availed themselves of readily available vaccines.

On this Day: August 23rd 30 BC

Octavian ends the Egyptian Ptolemaic dynasty with executions.

You tube music

File Photo KDG

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The Luminaires Cleopatra

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TMX Feature:

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August 17, 2021

Emergency assistance to keep the health and safety of workers.

Trans Mountain is available to assist in wildfire management in BC.

We have offered the use of our camp communities in Merritt and Clearwater for evacuees and are currently housing evacuees and firefighters working in the area in our Merritt facility. In Kamloops, work was stood down in Kenna Cartwright Park and Pineview Park areas as requested by the City of Kamloops, with team members helping to mitigate fire risk by wetting and cutting grass in areas under active construction for the Expansion Project. Trans Mountain also supported the Robson Valley Fire Service response efforts with a skidder and water tank after a fire ignited in the North Thompson region.
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Merritt BC Camp

The Merritt Camp Community is a self-sufficient site connected to power with on-site water and sewer infrastructure. The camp community will house up to 400 people working on the Trans Mountain Expansion Project and is operated by Civeo through a joint venture partnership with the Lower Nicola Indian Band.

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Serious Presence, Including HDD…

Nicola River File Photo KDG

Still in the Q for crossing ?

Playlist : Leon Bridges…
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On this Day: August 17th 1959

Quake lake is formed in Montana.

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Happy Air Conditioning Appreciation Week, July 3th to August 15th!

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August 12, 2021

Air conditioning is a real modern convenience, Hench a long week to appreciate its valour! Who else would commit its self to comfort in a era of GW.

Sun over wrights cable pixels in photo, from behind!

Song the Night air was cool behind photo!

The sun is our source for life.
and is fair to all. File Photo KDG

Put on your consumer smarts hat.

The weeks cool translates into next months power bill. There are lots of ways to cool to support appliances including cold dishes for dinner, landscaping with stone and shade plants for maximum advantage of conducting heat at optimal times and blocking sunlight at widows with blinds.

On this Day: August 12th 1952

The night of the murdered poets.

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Covid-19 BC

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July 26, 2021

One hundred and twelve new cases.

BC had 112 new cases on Friday with a weekly average of 89. The daily average is approaching one hundred is significant:

The Merritt BC vaccination facility has moved to a smaller complex, that is the Memorial arena to the smaller civic center. With billions of people in the world not yet vaccinated and the border being opened on August 9th to the US, it is closing in on Vaccination availability.

Issue dropping from first of mind in Canada.

Perhaps Covid-19 will be not be top of mind soon and will go from pandemic to endemic status, so safety may not be out front however unvaccinated people can still pick up a debilitating case of the disease.

Forth serious outbreak of a strain coming from Asia.

From Covid -19 to Sar’s there has been four strains of serious virus driven disease coming from the east in recent history. It should be a priority to address this in respect to world travel and safety as variants are dangerous.

File Photo KDG

Permission to dance.

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=CuklIb9d3fI&feature=share On this Day: July 26th 1990 Tyson Barrie NHL player born.

Good luck and good day!

If an election is coming then please do not favor any use of public health in this specific case as a credit to the advertising sponsor. We are all in this together.

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Softball, Olympics July 23rd – August 8th, 2021-Tokyo 2020.

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July 22, 2021

The Olympics are on with the official opening on tomorrow. The thing to watch is Softball and in particular the Canadian team. The spring time community sport is one of the host countries three choices of non regular sports in the Olympic line up. The Japanese like softball and it has a place in its communities as a regular sport.

Japan has its first game won against Australia ,8-1 on the Wednesday opener.

Gold medal game 1 Yokohama baseball stadium July 27th, 11am.

The Canadian team is going for gold, what else is new.

On this Day: July 22nd 1976

Japan completes reparations for Philippines occupation in the second world war .

The civics of sports is a good thing for all and most for the young..

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Enjoy the summer, rather those that are your living partners, all those that contribute to moments making life a reward instead of a trial…

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July 21, 2021

As BC said: we are all in this together…

Original thought July 8th 2021:

Toast the future,

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and remember your friends…

Summer Wine : Ville Valo and Natalia Avelon

Recorded earlier

Goodness and health to you and yours this summer.

On this Day: July 8th 1775

The Olive Branch Petition.

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Covid-19 on to normal!

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July 19, 2021

Friday new cases 45 confirmed, weekly average 56…

Stage 3 in effect for return to normal.

File Photo KDG

Stay out of the hospital…

Summer and seasonal considerations are working along with vaccinations to lower the new cases down to a manageable amount. Vaccinations are central to the health authorities program to leaving restrictions in September. The key to the thinking is that when enough people are vaccinated to keep the systems going then restrictions will come off. This will leave a minority of people that could suffer at a rate the same or greater then when the whole population was at risk. These can be a awful personal tragic suffering with remorse and guilt that will be harsh when realising vaccination was within easy reach.

Yes some may have A symptomatic reactions and be strong enough to live through this disease but some will be a big burden on those close to them. Neglecting vaccination could be considered as selfish. We recommend that you shallow your pride and get the shot.

Do it! Small pox, Polio and to some extent TB are gone because of science and cooperation. So its academic do the deed, today!