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Vol. 29 | No. 11 Thursday, MAY 23, 2013

Serving the Bella Coola Valley and the Chilcotin

Leonard Sumner brings unique style to Serving the Bella Coola Valley Music Fest and the Chilcotin

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David Bolton, Gary Bolton, Kilhus Edgar and Fa’avae Vaa with the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, Honourable Judith Guichon at the ceremony last month

Four Bella Coola youth honoured with awards for bravery during house fire Four Bella Coola boys were honoured with awards from the Royal Canadian Humane Association in Surrey last month for their actions during a house fire last year. On November 13, 2012, a fire started in the basement of the Bolton’s two-story home in 4-Mile. The parents and all four of their children were home at the time of the blaze, along with two friends. Eleven-year-old David Bolton, the eldest son, smelt

smoke and alerted the rest of his family. He had been playing upstairs and thought the oven was on, but when he left his room he could see the smoke pouring out of the basement. He ran down and yelled for his mother, who was in a room on the other side of the basement. She had not yet noticed the smoke and would have been trapped if David had not alerted her. The fire apparently started in a dryer, had crept up the wall and smoke was

billowing onto the top floor. David next alerted his 10-yearold brother Gary and their friends Kilhus Edgar and Fa’avae Vaa. The four boys quickly found the two younger siblings and they managed to carry the five and three year old out of the burning building. Although nothing could be salvaged, all members of the family were safe due to the quick actions of the four older children. For his alert and swift actions in a dangerous situation,

David Bolton was awarded the Bronze Medal for Bravery. For their presence of mind in carrying out the younger children the Honorary Testimonial Certificate was awarded to Gary Bolton, Kilhus Edgar and Fa’avae Vaa. The Royal Canadian Humane Association was established in Canada in 1894 when Queen Victoria granted Royal Patronage, and the use of the prefix “Royal”, in the name of the Association. Originally

the R.C.H.A. was devised as a central nationwide organization to preserve from the “iniquity of oblivion” the names and deeds of the people of this country who have shown their willingness to sacrifice themselves to save others. The purpose has evolved to “provide meaningful recognition to those persons who, through their alertness, skill, and concern bring about the saving of life, especially where those actions lie

outside the ordinary duties of the person involved”. The high standards of the R.C.H.A. are rigidly maintained. Gold Medals are usually reserved for those deeds of bravery at the cost of the hero’s life. Silver and Bronze Medals may be granted when the recipient has shown extraordinary disregard for personal safety in saving or attempting to save the life of another. Honorary Testimonial Certificates are awarded to

commemorate a rescue attempt where the risk may not be as great. In its role as a national award board, the R.C.H.A. maintains a close affiliation with other, similar award granting Commonwealth and international organizations. In this capacity the R.C.H.A. can ensure that Canadians may be duly recognized not only at a national level but also at a worldwide level for their bravery or heroic actions.

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Saturday Service Song & Bible Study For Adults & Children 9:30 am Sabbath School Program 10 am Bible Study Church Service 11 am

Holy Name of Mary Catholic Church

Museum Job Opportunity Museum Job Opportunity

Museum Coordinator

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Bella Coola Adventist Academy Offers a Christian Learning Environment for Grades K - 9 Grades 10 - 12 Distance Learning through West Coast Adventist School

Sunday Communion Service 10:30AM Monthly Mass Saturday Evening 6:00PM Call Susan to conrm 250-799-5618

Principal Rebecca Landry 799-5910

Services of the United Church of Canada

The Bella Coola Valley Museum Society is looking for a student to work from June 8 to August 31, 2013

The Bella Coola Valley Museum Society is looking for a student to work from July 2 to August 31, 2013

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Must be between 15 and 30 years of age, and a full-time student. Send resume to: Box 726, Bella Coola, BC, V0T 1C0.

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School District #49 holds annual Track Meet under sunny skies

Photos by Michael Wigle

Bella Coola Fall Fair Association Bella Coola Fall Fair Association would like to invite all school age children to draw a picture for the front and back covers of the Fall Fair book. There will be two different judging categories, K - 5 and 6-12. Prizes will be $20 for first, $10 for second, and $5 for third for both categories. The winners names will be announced in the CMNews. This year’s theme is Masquerade. Please put your name, age, and grade on the back of your entry. Use letter size white paper. Drawings may be black and white or colour. Entries will be judged on how they illustrate the theme, suitability for reproduction and artistic merit. Bright colours are encouraged! Please drop off with Sherri Fontaine at Homestead Accommodations in Bella Coola by June 3.

Despite predictions of a rainy, wet track meet the rain gods held off. Once again students from all the Valley schools demonstrated their prowess in track events such as the 100m, 200m, 800m and field events such

as the javelin, shot put and discuss. There were six categories: Tyke, Peewee, Bantam, Midget, Youth and Open. The meet took place over one and half days. The highlight of the event as usual was the stu-

dents versus the staff in the 4 X 100 relay. Despite their best efforts, the staff went down to defeat at the hands of four very fast students. The Track meet would not have been possible without the dedication of the

staff and parent volunteers. We’d like to thank the staff at all the valley schools, parent volunteers, the Foods classes, Senior PE students, and former students without whom the track meet would not have been a success.

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Bella Coola Valley Food Security Coordinator 1 Yr Temporary Part-time Position Purpose (goals and objectives of project): To increase food security for the people living in the Bella Coola Valley by increasing availability and consumption of nutritious, local foods and supporting community capacity building. The Food Security Coordinator will coordinates the Community Harvest Gleaning Program, tends a booth at the Farmers Market and supports the Market Committee as required, organizes the Annual Edible Garden Tour, organizes workshops and community events that build community capacity, engages with local schools on the subjects of food and agriculture, performs administrative and research tasks, undertakes activities related to promotion and outreach, collaborates on fundraising tasks, supports local farmers and food producers/processors as opportunities to do so arise, maintains existing and creates new relationships and partnerships to further project goals, etc..... Requirements: • Exceptional organizational and people skills • Self-starter, able to work independently and usually without supervision, under the guidance and direction of a Board • Good relationships with a wide spectrum of the community and ability to work well with a diversity of people • Program planning, administrative experience, financial accountability • Able to work flexible hours and weekends, Sundays in particular • Own transportation an asset • Own computer and internet connection essential • Ability to work in Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and with email and web platforms of choice • Knowledge and understanding of food sovereignty, community development, community capacity building, and social determinants of health This contract entails 15 hours per week - Starting date is June 24, 2013. Please email resumes to Liz Howard, bellacoolanut@belco.bc.ca or drop them off at the Healthy Beginnings building at the corner of Burke and McKay by June 6 @ 5 pm. Only those short-listed for an interview will be contacted.

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Dear Editor: I do not think their is anyone in the Bella Coola Valley who is not in favor of protecting the airport. The referendum is not about protecting the airport; it is about who will pay for this process and how. The entire Bella Coola Valley needs a plan that protects people, services, infrastructure and the ecosystem (including the airport). It is not practical or affordable for this to be paid for through the conventional

practice of increasing property taxes. However we can afford and must find the right solution that will work for the future of the whole valley. I urge you to find the time to vote and play your part in the community. Colin McMillan P.O. Box 553 Hagensborg, BC V0T1H0

On April 21, the year-end volleyball tournament took place and after a hard fought final against the Grizzlies, the Wild Ones took first place. The 2012/13 League was also won by the Wild Ones. Wild Ones team are: back row L to R: Grant McCartney, Skye Phillips, Marshall Hans, and Troy Gurr. Front row L to R: Hans Granander, Gary Kloss, and Caroline Granander.

SD 49 Trustee Russ Hilland was honoured with 18-year Longservice Award last month at the British Columbia School Trustees Association AGM in Kelowna. Long-service awards recognize the landmark periods of time that the recipients have devoted to improving student achievement through community engagement. Congratulations Russ!

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Bella Coola Police Report May 2013 File 2013-344: On May 5, 2013, Bella Coola RCMP received a report of a stolen blue 1995 Ford Windstar van from Omo Ten Kai St (Top Rd) in Bella Coola. The van was located

at Sir Alexander MacKenzie School with fresh damage and a flat tire. File 2013-338: In the early morning hours of May 4, 2013, two windows at the Bella Coola RCMP

Detachment were broken with thrown rocks. Persons with information or witnesses to the incident can provide their information in confidence to the detachment or

CENTRAL COAST REGIONAL DISTRICT CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

THORSEN CREEK WASTE AND RECYCLING CENTRE The Central Coast Regional District is interested in undertaking the following work at the Thorsen Creek Waste and Recycling Centre: • Remove metals and cars bodies and haul to authorized scrap metal dealer • Drill well and install non-potable water system at landfill site • Undertake legal survey of the landfill site to determine boundaries Parties qualified to undertake any, or all of this work, are invited to submit independent Expressions of Interest (EOI) to the Central Coast Regional District by 4:00 p.m. on or before Friday, June 7, 2013 to: 626 Cliff Street, Bella Coola, Fax 250-799-5750, email info@ccrd-bc.ca Submissions should include past experience, method of completion, equipment to be used, date of completion and estimated cost to complete the work. The CCRD will not be responsible for any costs incurred by parties in preparing this Expression of Interest. Interim Chief Administrative Officer Central Coast Regional District 250-799-5291 www.ccrd-bc.ca Yearly Subscriptions In Canada $47.25 USA $78.75 (Cdn Funds) Foreign $121.87 (Cdn Funds) $116.07 (plus HST) (includes GST)

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anonymously through CrimeStoppers. File 2013-359: May 10, 2013 Bella Coola Detachment investigated a single vehicle collision on Highway 20 just east of the townsite. The collision was determined to have occurred the night before, the vehicle flipped onto its roof and the driver exited on his own power. Other motorists attended promptly and ensured the driver was safe. The investigation concluded that speed and operator error were factors and a charge of Driving Without Due Care was issued. If you have information regarding any of these incidents, please call Crime Stoppers at 1 800 222-8477 or the Bella Coola RCMP at 250 799-5363. Crime stoppers also subscribes to web tips at www. bccrimestoppers.com

STAFF: Editor: Caitlin Thompson Contributors: Ernest Hall Consultant: Angela Hall

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BC Liberals win election; NDP Jennifer Rice wins North Coast seat Just over half the population turned out to vote last week in the provincial election, and against the pollsters’ predictions, Christy Clark led the BC Liberals to their fourth straight majority government. Clark didn’t, however, win her own seat. She lost her Vancouver-Point Grey riding to New Democrat David Eby by 785 votes on Tuesday night, marking the first time since 1924 that a B.C. politician has become premier without winning a seat. While Clark can hold the title of premier without a seat, she can’t enter the legislature. It’s likely an MLA in a so-called “safe” Liberal riding will step aside to allow Clark to run in a by election. Despite the loss of her riding, voters handed Clark’s Liberals at least 50 seats.

On the North Coast, newcomer Jennifer Rice was elected for the NDP

The New Democrats remain the Official Opposition with 32 seats, down three seats from the last provincial election, in 2009. Locally, NDP newcomer Jennifer Rice won her North Coast riding with a healthy majority. This will be Rice’s first term in office. The Liberal victory came as a shock to many, after polls showed the party trailing the NDP by as much as 20 points before the campaign began. New Democrat Leader Adrian Dix says members of his party will spend the next little while soul searching following Tuesday night's devastating loss. As in previous years, voter turnout was low on Tuesday, with preliminary figures showing just 52 per cent of eligible voters cast a ballot, up slightly from 51 per cent in 2009.

The B.C. Liberals were first elected in 2001 when Gordon Campbell led the party to the largest majority government in provincial history, winning 77 of 79 seats. On the May 14 election, the Liberals won 44.4 per cent of the popular vote and 50 Liberals were elected in the province’s 85 ridings. Not only did Clark defy countless polls predicting her defeat, she increased her party’s majority in the legislature by five seats and became the first woman to be elected premier in a general election in B.C. The NDP won 39.5 per cent of the popular vote, giving the party 33 seats in the legislature, three seats less than it held before the election.

Bella Coola Harbour Authority completes five-year plan to transform harbour Press Release The Harbour Authority has recently completed a five-year vision plan to transform the harbour into an art-enhanced recreational and waterbased community for everyone. The new mission statement is inclusive of all kinds of boaters. The new five-year plan will be unveiled describing the exciting new

directions of the BCHA. Imagine walking out a boardwalk built on the west breakwater to sit in a gazebo enjoying the scenery and a delicious latte bought from one of a few small kiosks at the harbour-side. Perhaps you are a visitor and have boated in to enjoy the many new services found in the expansion to the

east of the Bella Coola Harbour. New facilities will include firstrate haulout/repair facilities for environmentally sound hull maintenance operations. On the water improvements will include drive down access for loading vessels, better float plane tie-ups and the addition of some finger floats. More parking

is within the plan as well. Developments have already begun! A refurbished ice plant will soon be under construction that will meet the needs of the fishing fleet and recreational visitors. Water quality is high on the priority list with potable water available throughout the marina. Dredging the harbour doesn't sound

thrilling to many but for boat owners with deeper draft boats this ensures undo stress on the keel - so, yes, thrilling to some! Some new pilings are in the works. Last year the addition of floats beside the ramp were greatly appreciated by all users from large to small watercraft. Next year we hope to see their completion

providing pedestrian access to the outer net floats. This will appeal to young fishers and families to cast a line for some fun. Bella Coola is a fantastic tourist destination by water. Increased docking and better boat facilities and services upon

arrival will create spin offs for the local economy and, best of all, the new plan will create an exciting hub of activity for locals as well. There is much more so come out to the meeting to hear the complete plan!

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Or shall we say, “Organics Matter”? Up to 30% of our household “waste” is organic material which, through proper composting methods, can be turned into black gold! Make soil to grow food with while preventing a substantial amount of resources from ending up in your local landfill. The simple recipe for a compost pile is a 35:1 ratio of Carbon to Nitrogen. Generally, anything

that is brown and crispy is high is Carbon including leaves, ashes, plant stalks, wood chips and shredded cardboard. Fresh, green and leafy content is high in Nitrogen which includes grass clippings, food scraps, garden waste, manure, seaweed, coffee grounds and tea bags. The Carbon and the Nitrogen need each other in order to properly decompose. Too much Carbon and your pile will be slow to break down.

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Too much Nitrogen will make your compost too hot and kill microorganisms and worms. You can avoid this overheating by sufficient layering practices. Layering can also make your compost less attractive to the critters by masking the smell. On that note, having a secure composting area is important to avoid conflicts with wildlife. Another, often over-looked ingredient is air. Your compost “bin”, whether it's a plastic tower or

hay-wired-together pallets, needs sufficient aeration. Common practice is to actually “turn” the pile to mix it up and essentially flip it over to let the microorganisms breathe. The list of organic materials goes on and on as you sort through your “waste”. Improper decomposition of these resources actually produces methane! So, compost your paper towels and tissues, dog hair, eggshells, stale crackers or bread, freezer

burnt fruit or veggies. Compost your avocado pits, clam shells, wool and cotton clothing, chicken feathers and your old leather moccasins; although you can still see these things, they will release nutrients over many years! Build your soil; if it's organic, compost it. "Nature does have manure and she does have roots as well as blossoms, and you can't hate the manure and blame the roots for not being blossoms." - Buckminster Fuller.

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THORSEN CREEK WASTE AND RECYCLING CENTRE

NEW DAYS OF OPERATION Starting Wednesday, June 12

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For further information contact: Central Coast Regional District 626 Cliff St., Box 186 Bella Coola, BC, V0T 1C0 Phone: 799-5291 Fax: 799-5750 Email: info@ccrd-bc.ca www.ccrd-bc.ca

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Leonard Sumner brings unique style to 2013 Music Fest He has been called one of the most important, vital new voices of the First Nations roots music scene in Canada. In truth, Sumner could be categorized as one of the most important, vital new voices in the entire Canadian roots music scene! One of the most popular performers at the Vancouver Island Music Festival, Leonard will grace our Bella Coola stage this year with his ‘country,blues,hiphop’ music, unlike any other artist we have heard! Leonard is an Anishinaabe MC from the Little

Saskatchewan First Nation, located in Interlake Region of Manitoba. He provides perspective from a voice often unheard and over-looked in the traditional music communities: truthful, insightful, and providing a new sound straight from ‘the Rezzy’. His music is best described as a fusion of Hip-Hop, Country and Rhythm and Blues. His lyrics are both intricate and honest, combined with his heart, message into a raspy flow that growls with the bittersweet existential angst of Reservation Indian. On stage, he

captivates crowds with a guitar slung over his shoulder, singing and rhyming to the beats, allowing his style to be enjoyed by people who typically ‘aren’t into rap.’ Leonard also has a close connection to Bella Coola. He was named after his uncle Leonard Anderson, who lived in Bella Coola and married local Karen Anderson, and he’s looking forward to reconnecting with his family while here for the Festival. You can catch Leonard’s unique musical style at the Bella Coola Music Festival on July 20 and 21, 2013.

Leonard Sumner will be performing at the 2013 Bella Coola Music Festival

More Signs of the Times at the Art House By Ernest Hall Anyone driving past the Art House (at the entrance to SAMS and Nusatsum Elementary) in Hagensborg over the next two weeks should see the first big signs of change coming to the Bella Coola arts scene. At Coast Mountain News press time, work is well under way to plant a large, beautifully designed sign near Highway 20 in the field in front of the Art House – a sign of the times for the Valley arts community. Without revealing any details about the sign at this time, let’s just say its purpose is to attract attention to the Art House and to draw in tourists soon to be travelling by from the ferry terminal or heading there on their way out of the Valley. (The first Discovery Coast docking on the route from Port Hardy is scheduled Tuesday June 11.) Inside the little building (a former teacher’s residence – occupied for a time by Sally and Dan Watts, a SAMS teacher and artist working in wood

carving and graphite drawing), other changes are taking place. The large window that gave resident teachers a super view of Salloompt Peak and Goat Mountain has been reduced to one small pane, and shelving is beginning to appear along the walls. The view outside is mostly gone, but inside, the wall space has been greatly increased to accommodate paintings and other “wall art”. Pedestals are moving in, and soon the Art House will contain a variety of pottery, classy jewelry, prints, cards, and other items by local artists who will be working (with other volunteers) to keep the doors open as much as possible during what promises to be a busy tourist season. Plans are also under way for the Art House to offer light snacks and beverages – particularly for hikers on the School House Falls Trail that has its trailhead near SAMS and crosses a skunk cabbage bog on a newly-built boardwalk – among

the most popular hiking trails in the Bella Coola Valley. (Thanks to Alex Boileau’s outdoor education class and others involved, including BC Hydro, Bella Coola Community Forest, and Bella Coola Valley Tourism for the boardwalk work and signage under way at press time.) Kudos also go to everyone who came out in the soft April rain to the “U-Fire Raku” ewvent at the Art House. Because you were there, this first-ever event raised a sizeable amount of money to support the Council’s effort to transform the Art House operations. As the Art House develops into a “Gallery Shop”, it will continue to hold special events, the first being the “Children’s Art Show” the weekend of May 24, 25, and 26. This is a great chance for budding artists to showcase their work as they begin to explore the mind-expanding experience of the creative process. From events such as this, young creators get their first thrill of a

lifetime engagement with their inner creative geniuses. Also in the works is the 2013 annual Visual Art Show, opening Saturday June 22 and running longer than the traditional weekend. Although the end-date is yet to be determined, this show of local painting, photography, pottery, sculpture, and glasswork should not be missed by anyone in the Valley who enjoys the wonder of art. In addition to these special events, the Arts Council has been invited to participate in the Music Festival July 19 – 21. So far, a blacksmith and potter have agreed to demonstrate their crafts at the Lobelco Fair Grounds that weekend, and other artists and crafts people are being recruited to come on board. Finally, whether or not you are an Arts Council member, this is an open invitation to all Valley residents to come out to the Council’s Annual General Meeting – at the Art House 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 18.

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CONTRACTOR EXPRESSION OF INTEREST BCCFL is in need of a contractor to carry out high lead yarding services on the community forest. The Bella Coola Community Forest has a long term licence with an annual allowable cut of 30,000 m3 and approximately 19,000 m3 are planned for logging in 2013. We are looking for a local contractor willing to invest in suitable high lead logging machinery and to provide these services through a long term contract. Given the uncertainty inherent in the forest industry, the BCCFL acknowledges the financial risk of investing in specialized logging machinery and is therefore willing to consider innovative financial arrangements that will reduce the financial risk during times of low activity. Contractors interested in exploring this opportunity are invited to provide an expression of interest with a brief statement of forestry experience and resources (financial and other) that the contractor has available. Provide the expression of interest by Wednesday, June 5 to: Bella Coola Community Forest Ltd PO Box 189, Hagensborg, BC, V0T 1H0 Email: hcgranander@belco.bc.ca fax: 250-982-2535 Please contact BCCFL General Manager, Hans Granander, RPF at 250-982-2515 for further information.

Coast Mountain News Thursday, May 23, 2013

Land Act: Notice of Intention to Apply for a Disposition of Crown Land

Take notice that Western Forest Products Inc. of Campbell River, BC, intends to make application to the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations (FLNR), North Island and Central Coast Office for a Temporary Permit – Helicopter Drop Zones and Log Storage, File Number 1414038, situated on Provincial Crown land located in Briggs Inlet and Bullock Channel. For a more information or to make written comments, please contact: Michelle Baker, FIT at mbaker@westernforest.com – 250-287-5044 OR Kathryn Howard at Kathryn.howard@gov.bc.ca - 250-956-5006. The review and comment period will last 30 days from May 23, 2013. Comments will be received until June 22, 2013. FLNR office may not be able to consider comments received after this date. Comments can also be posted at: http://www.arfd.gov.bc.ca/ApplicationPosting/index.jsp?Pr imaryStatus=pending Please be sure to cite the Applicant’s name and the location of the proposed activity and File Number for reference. Be advised that any response to this advertisement will be considered part of the public record. For information, contact the Freedom of Information Advisor at FLNR office.

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Schoolhouse falls boardwalk to be replaced We are so lucky that in Bella Coola nature is our backyard. Daily individuals from up and down the valley plus many tourists in the summer take advantage of the accessible and quick hike up Schoolhouse Trail behind Sir Alexander Mackenzie School. Approximately a decade ago the original Boardwalk was built by a local contractor and the Sir Alexander Mackenzie School Forestry class. The Boardwalk lasted for quite some time but in recent years, it was beginning to show its age with many of the deck planks needing to be replaced. Thanks to the hard work of school district employees, Melanie Kloss and Alex Boileau, grants have been secured through BC Hydro and further funding from the Pacific Salmon Foundation through the dedica-

Bella Coola General Hospital

The United Church Health Services Society

Affiliated with Northern Health Authority and Vancouver Coastal Health Authority

Are you concerned about the quality of care or the service you receive at the Bella Coola General Hospital? We can listen to your concerns, and work with you to help resolve it. If you tell us how you feel, we can work together to make health care services even better. You can talk about it with the person who cared for you or that person’s manager. It is best to talk about concerns at the time and place they happen. For Specific Nursing Concerns contact: Susan Koury, Clinical Care Coordinator Susan.koury@vch.ca telephone 250 799 5311 ext 204 or stop by the office at the hospital For Doctors Clinic or Doctors Concerns contact: Dr. Erika Cheng through the Medical Clinic at 250 799 5342

For all hospital related concerns including Public Health, Physiotherapy and Pharmacy contact: Michel Bazille, Chief Operating Officer Michel.Bazille@vch.ca telephone 250 799 5308 or stop by the office at the hospital

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The popular Schoolhouse Falls trail will be getting some much needed repairs to its boardwalk tion and hard work of Sandie Maclaurin to repair and replace the boardwalk. To ensure the repair and replacement of the Boardwalk would be done by local contractors, two bid tender processes were created. The first was to decide who would mill and cut the wood needed for the project and the second to decide which local

contractor would undertake the actual work of repairing the Boardwalk. The former was awarded to two local contractors David Kopas and Oran Hoppe, both of whom made either donations or offered a discount on their work. The actual work of repairing the Boardwalk was awarded to Mitch Lorimer of Lorimer

Contracting. Again, Mitch should also be thanked for structuring his bid to include a donation to the school on the condition of student involvement as volunteer labour. We’d also like to thank Hans Granander and the Bella Coola Resource Society for their donation and support. The work will begin almost immediately and we hope it will be

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