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Ten Drawing buried, painted donated

taken it diminishs al lovers of art, Some say that the Novel Morriseu fraud could be the biggest in history. The Canadian Idgenous acclaimed artist has a bouncy energetic style in demand. That may have produce 1000 illegal prints. Ian Kaufman says that A years long probe into the crime was made and insight given by Det Jason Rybak including the fact that the criminal group involved maybe responsible for multiple thefts in the thousand including the Morriseu”s

Editors note:

Verions of are not generally a crime unless presented as the aclaimed artists.

200 billion annual spent on art…

Upwards of 6 Billion dollars of the world art bill is affected by illegal or fraudulant activities. Note Art experts are not always right as well.

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Construct continues.

Road repairs, FP KDG

KLL Construction

Work is progressing at the Blackwell Avenue Extension.

Traffic circle aside numbers of infrastructure related to storm management are in the ground at this writing. A build up of the shoulder on the south side of the Voght street hill shows a raised walk is coming.

This will enhance safety and we hope attach to the paved trail over the hill leading to safe bus stops for the circuit linking the downtown to the hotel and big box area above.

North End

Have a much loved car, interested in the civics, come into town from the other two ways. A transit bus leaves Downtown at the subway Daylight hours at the Quarter to.

Two Dollars, don”t get off until your back within the hour, its a tounie.

Light tour

December 14, 16, and 16th, the merit transportation society’s providing a light tour around the town and they will show all the homes and businesses that have been lit up and the tour will cost $5 and that will be donated to the food bank.

On Sunday the 17th and there will be a seniors tour that is distinguished by doorstep pickup.

City of Merritt Bus

FMI Merritt.Ca. there is a link to it on our Home page.

BC Hydro 2024 🐛 big year for Ev

Electric vehicles in BC

Electric vehicles (EVs) in British Columbia (BC) are becoming increasingly popular as more people recognize the environmental and economic benefits they offer. The provincial government, along with various organizations, has been implementing initiatives to encourage the adoption of EVs.

BC has an extensive network of charging stations, making it convenient for EV owners to charge their vehicles while on the go. There are different types of charging stations, including Level 1, Level 2, and DC Fast Chargers, catering to the varying charging needs of EV drivers.

One of BC’s notable incentives for EV owners is the Clean Energy Vehicle (CEV) Program. This program provides rebates for the purchase or lease of eligible new electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles, and hydrogen fuel cell electric vehicles. The amount of the rebate depends on the type of vehicle and its battery capacity.

In addition to the CEV Program, BC offers other incentives, such as reduced toll rates for EVs crossing certain bridges and priority access to high-occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes. These benefits make owning an EV in BC more affordable and convenient.

Furthermore, the provincial government has set ambitious goals to transition to a cleaner transportation system. BC aims to have all new light-duty vehicles sold be zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) by 2040. This commitment demonstrates BC’s dedication to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainable transportation.

Overall, the future looks promising for electric vehicles in BC. With a supportive government, a robust charging infrastructure, and enticing incentives, more residents are expected to make the switch to electric vehicles, contributing to a greener and more sustainable future for the province.

Well lit new station in Merritt

2202 Voght St.

EV Chargers 2023

Warm Christmas

Stay happy, sell sad to the light company…

Cold hands warm heart

You are the best.

Protect your hands from arthritis with some nice fleece if it turns cold.

On to the season we go…

TGIF-Birder

A week Saturday, Bird count coming…

Can a birds nest fall to the ground without making a sound.Only if your not there, similar to a tree in the forest principle.

Nicola Naturalists Christmas bird count coing up…

The Nicola Naturalists society is doing the local bird count on Saturday the 16th of December. t

The count will be the 25th in the local area. Data goes ultimately to the Audubond Since 1901 group for the worldwide count.

FMI: aburger@Uvic.ca

File Photos KDG

Happy Thursday

Jazz

Happy thursdy

Thursday,no trouble, no test.

December 7th 2023

What happened on December 7th

On December 7th, 2023, history took another turn as significant events unfolded across the world. Let’s delve into some of the notable occurrences on this particular day.

In the realm of politics, international leaders convened for crucial diplomatic talks, striving to establish peaceful resolutions and strengthen diplomatic ties. Meanwhile, economic activities witnessed fluctuations as market trends shifted, creating opportunities and challenges for businesses and investors.

In the world of sports, thrilling competitions enthralled fans around the globe. Athletes displayed their skills and determination, pushing the boundaries of human capabilities, while fans cheered on their favorite teams and athletes.

On the cultural front, artistic performances mesmerized audiences. Theatres, concert halls, and museums buzzed with creativity as musicians, actors, and artists showcased their talents, providing an escape and inspiration for all those fortunate enough to witness their craft.

Beyond these realms, advancements in science and technology continued to shape our future. Innovations in various fields opened new doors of possibilities, while scientists and researchers worked tirelessly to unravel the mysteries of the universe.

These are just a few glimpses of what transpired on December 7th, 2023. As the world turned, history was made, leaving its mark on the tapestry of time. The significance of this day reminds us of the continuous flow of events and the interconnectedness of human experiences. Let us cherish and learn from the past, as we navigate the uncertainties and opportunities that lie ahead.

Best of the season to you.

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Thursday

Have a great day

On December 7th, several significant events have taken place throughout history. Here are a few notable ones:

  • In 1941, the Imperial Japanese Navy launched a surprise attack on the United States naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, resulting in the death of over 2,400 Americans and the United States’ entry into World War II.
  • In 1972, the Apollo 17 mission, the final manned lunar landing mission of NASA’s Apollo program, was launched. It was also the last time humans set foot on the Moon.
  • In 1988, an earthquake measuring 6.9 on the Richter scale struck northern Armenia, resulting in the loss of thousands of lives and causing widespread devastation.
  • In 2003, former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein was captured by U.S. forces near his hometown of Tikrit, effectively ending the manhunt for him.
  • In 2015, the Paris Agreement on climate change was adopted, aiming to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and limit global warming.

These are just a few examples of the various significant events that have taken place on December 7th.

Top of the season…

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Editors note:

COPS 28 at this writing is happening in Dubai. COPS 29 next year is opportunity again “months to bring the world back on track for the agreements that were made in the Paris Accord on climate.

December night sky…

Look up at the universe,