AGM  Wednesday April 14th 2010 Prince George Public Library 7 P.M. - 8:30 - Mark your Calendars!!

Please come out and show your support for PACHA! This will be an exciting meeting where you will be introduced to

B.C. pollution tests kept under wraps

Extreme levels of a toxic chemical were found in air samples from a Prince George, B.C., neighbourhood more than 18 months ago, but the community still has not been told of the danger, CBC News has learned.

Tests performed in the Millar Addition neighbourhood showed formaldehyde levels more than 18 times the acceptable level.

Read the full article on cbc.ca

Court finds Wood Smoke
Hazardous to Health
UPdate Fall 2008

Wood smoke from a neighbor’s stove can be more than just an annoyance. It can be a threat to health and to enjoyment of property. In February 2008, the Supreme Court of Ontario found that Brenda and David Deumo of Hamilton, Ontario had suffered harm “severe enough to deprive [them] of the ability to stay outdoors in their yard, or to go to the house and leave the windows open. It even caused them some disturbance when the windows were closed. It was a severe interference with the use and enjoyment of the property.”