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TERMINOLOGIE

Baseline monitoring of mountain whitefish, Prosopium williamsoni, from the Columbia River system near Castlegar, British Columbia: health, contaminants and biology
Baseline monitoring of mountain whitefish, Prosopium williamsoni, from the Columbia River system near Castlegar, British Columbia: health, contaminants and biology

Changes in fish communities and water chemistry after cessation of municipal sewage discharge near the Iona Island foreshore, Fraser River estuary, British Columbia
Changes in fish communities and water chemistry after cessation of municipal sewage discharge near the Iona Island foreshore, Fraser River estuary, British Columbia

Sedimentology and coal resources of the Early Oligocene Australian Creeks Formation near Quesnel, British Columbia
Sedimentology and coal resources of the Early Oligocene Australian Creek Formation near Quesnel, British Columbia

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

British Columbia spent nearly $400 million of the taxpayers' money on three vessels that should have cost about $80 million according to original estimates and then $200 million.
La Colombie-Britannique a dépensé près de 400 millions de dollars de fonds publics pour l'achat de trois navires dont le prix avait été évalué au départ à 80 millions de dollars, puis à 200 millions de dollars.

It is an industry that over the years has focused far too much specifically in British Columbia on service production and has not spent nearly enough time on domestic or indigenous production or, as our colleague mentioned today, on making it easier for independent film and production companies to have long-term strategies and to build long-term goals for their organizations.
En Colombie-Britannique, au fil des années, notre secteur s'est trop concentré sur la production de services au détriment de productions nationales ou autochtones ou, comme l'a dit notre collègue, de stratégies et objectifs durables pour aider les cinéastes et maisons de production indépendantes et leurs organisations.

Mr. Lavigne: In British Columbia, they nearly spent $250,000 of it buying a seat on the Vancouver Stock Change and running a member for public office in White Rock.
M. Lavigne: En Colombie-Britannique, ils ont dépensé près de 250 000 $ pour acheter un siège à la Bourse de Vancouver et présenté un des leurs aux élections à White Rock.