Five Year Review

Click here to download a PDF of the QAMP Five Year Review

9th Annual Air Quality and Health Forum

This is a link to the BC Lung Association’s 9th Annual Air Quality and Health Forum.

Welcome New Chair

Peter Nelson Bradford Walsh – Born March 27th 1944, in Montreal, QC

Educated in Quebec and British Columbia:
Education Diploma, McGill University                            1964
BA, Bishop’s University, QC                                              1970
Master of Education, UNBC, BC                                       1999

Taught Elementary and Secondary in Schools in Quebec and Ontario        1964 – 1971
Director of Adult Education, Laurentian School Board, Lachute, QC           1972 – 1978
Director of Admissions, Bishop’s University, Lennoxville, QC                      1978 – 1980
Adult Education Administrator, School District #28 Quesnel, BC                1980 – 1998

Community Activities in Quesnel:

Red Cross President
Rotary Club President
Quesnel Highland Games Direcctor
Marriage Commissioner
Adult Educator of the Year in BC

Quesnel Airshed Management Plan

UPDATE:  The Airshed Management Plan 5 Year Review is now complete and available for viewing.  To see the report, please go to our Resources and Links page.

This year, the Quesnel Airshed Management Plan is undergoing an independant review to determine if we are reaching our goals and what our next steps should be.  To view a copy of the current plan, click here.

8th Annual Air Quality and Health Forum

The 8th annual Air Quality and Health Forum was recently held in Vancouver by the BC Lung Association.  The presentations and notes from the forum can be found via the following links:

http://www.ncceh.ca/en/professional_development/ncceh_workshops/air_quality

http://www.bc.lung.ca/association_and_services/air_quality_workshop.html

Air Quality Roundtable Meeting Minutes

To see the minutes from the latest Quesnel Air Quality Roundtable meeting (Oct 19th 2010) go here.

Woodstove Exchange Program

The Woodstove Exchange Program for the Cariboo Regional District is currently running.  For more information on how you can trade in your old woodstove and receive a rebate of $250 – $550 on the purchase of a new low emmision appliance go here.