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The Source

 

 Spring 2011

 
  • Salamanders protected through capture and release program

    ​The Northwestern Salamander is unlike its cousins and other amphibious relatives.
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  • Plant startup provides career startup

    ​As an engineering student, getting a co-op gig that provides real hands-on experience in a dynamic and highly technical environment is a huge stepping stone towards one’s career.
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  • The brain of Mt. Hayes

    ​Buttons and switches, LCD displays and 24 hour surveillance. Although lower in profile, the Mt. Hayes Control Room operates like a “command centre” for the Starship Enterprise.
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  • Smooth operators

    ​“You’re hired.” They can be two of the most powerful words in the world.
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  • In your community

    ​A note from Carol: As we go to print with this issue of The Source, excitement fills the air at FortisBC. Not only are we preparing to commission the Mt. Hayes Natural Gas Storage Project, but we are also beginning to learn the ropes of the electricity business.
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  • Schedule

    ​The Mt. Hayes facility is now 90 per cent complete. Testing of the control system is underway, and all operators are hired.
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