Simpatico.  A Prince Edward Island man (James Halstrum) is hoping to cash in on a $1-million reward EnCana offered for information leading to the arrest of the bomber who has been targeting the company’s natural-gas pipelines in northern B.C. by offering to share the prize cash with the culprit.        *       Vancouver Sun.  By the end of the month, RCMP in northern British Columbia will open a small mobile detachment in Tomslake, the town along the B.C.-Alberta border that has been the site of six pipeline blasts since October 2008.  Though the purpose of the detachment has been reported to be catching the bomber, Dawson Creek RCMP Staff Sgt. Stephen Grant said that’s not accurate.    *    Vancouver Sun.  EnCana is offering up to $1 million cash for information directly leading to the arrest and prosecution of the individual or individuals responsible for the recent bombings at its facilities near Dawson Creek, B.C.    *     Vancouver Sun.  A new letter railing against the oil and gas industry in northeastern British Columbia has been sent to a newspaper in the area — and this time there was a bullet taped to the page.  But on Thursday, RCMP investigating a string of gas pipeline bombings in the area dismissed the letter, the third received by a local newspaper, as a hoax.  RCMP spokesman Tim Shields said investigators only had to briefly examine the new letter to determine that it was unrelated to the two previous letters received in October and July 15 by the Dawson Creek Daily News.