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Newspaper Article
OUR VIEW: Spill tested their character
2015
Overview
Once the spill was discovered, James Bogusz of the Victoria Airport Authority says he was notified immediately. From him, the word was relayed on to the Town of Sidney, responsible for the downstream and residential portion of Reay Creek the body of water into which the spill occurred. Ian Bruce of Peninsula Streams, and an environmental watchdog, agrees that once the incident was discovered, the company didnt hide but took responsibility and took action. Bruce says Viking Air representatives even attended a recent community meeting held with residents who live along the banks of Reay Creek to explain what happened.
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Black Press Group Ltd
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