The terrorists correspond....

We need to catch these domestic terrorists...

Staff at the Dawson Creek Daily News opened the morning mail on Wednesday and found what appeared to be the second letter from someone connected to a series of bombings targeting EnCana (TSX:ECA) operations in northeastern British Columbia.

The newspaper's publisher said he had read the letter, but was waiting for guidance from the RCMP before revealing what it says.

The Daily News was among local media outlets to receive another letter last October -- a threatening, hand-written note that arrived shortly before the first of six explosions police recently labelled domestic terrorism.

"When we noticed that it was another letter, we immediately notified the RCMP," publisher Dan Przybylski told The Canadian Press.

"They will be getting back to us as to what kind of information they're going to let us reveal because they don't want to reveal any information that they've already been holding back."

The first letter, which arrived at the newsroom last October, called EnCana and other oil and gas companies "terrorists" and demanded they stop their operations immediately.

The letter was followed by three successive explosions that month -- two of which caused leaks of sour gas, which contains toxic hydrogen sulphide.

There was a fourth explosion in January, followed by six months of quiet.

But the violence flared up again earlier this month with two bombings days apart, first on Canada Day and again on July 4.