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– and adopt – these wonderful animals would make a life-saving difference for animals who will not find a home in this community,” Chortyk said. She added that it’s been difficult for the SPCA to find a place to re-locate to on short notice. “Since March, when the SPCA’s contract at the city-owned shelter was cancelled, senior

SPCA officials have investigated numerous leasehold spaces...trying to find a suitable location to re-establish our operations,” Chortyk said. “It has been challenging to find a space that is appropriate for animal care and financially feasible, but we believe we have found the right home – to assume we could quickly find another suitable location is just not a reality.”

Chortyk said the landlord is in the process of filing the re-zoning application. “To derail the opening...over misconceptions based on old shelter models would do a huge disservice to the animals who desperately need our help and to the incredible SPCA supporters in Campbell River who have worked so hard to bring their SPCA back,” Chortyk said.

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Boom could top $100M Construction in Campbell River continues to ride a growing wave – and has surged ahead of the Comox Valley. Second quarter statistics released by Building Links show year-to-date construction values total $55.7 million in Campbell River, $29 million more than last year. The construction values from Comox, Courtenay, Cumberland and the CVRD total $28.5 million – $17 million less in construction values than Campbell River. Construction values have declined during the first six months of 2013 compared to the same time period in 2012 in Comox, Courtenay, Cumber-

land and in the Comox Valley Regional District. “The exception is Campbell River, where construction values have increased by more than 100 per cent from January to June 30 this year, compared to the same time in 2012,” says Clarice Coty, editor of Building Links. Campbell River has additional new projects going through the building permit process, and Building Links estimates that Campbell River will top $100 million in construction values this year. “This shows that the city is doing something right with the cost and speed of processing applications, and your interac-

tion with property owners and builders,” Coty says. “The lunch ‘n’ learn forums put on by your Land Use Department are also a way for staff to get to know builders and developers and to make sure everyone is aware of due process required to keep things moving forward.” “These statistics are clear evidence of the confidence in Campbell River as a great place to invest, live and do business,” says City Manager Andy Laidlaw. and (we) will continue to focus on improving service and processes to support the industry’s growing interest in our community.” Learn more about Building Links at www.buildinglinks.ca

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I don’t believe this is something that’s a major problem for this board,” Abram said. “This is representation from our board, our own regional district at the provincial table. I humbly ask for remuneration. This

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should be compensated for out-of-town meetings. Quadra Island Director Jim Abram filed a request to be paid for attending meetings twice a year in Richmond after being chosen to sit as

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ing meetings that a director was appointed to by the regional district’s board of directors. “I understand where it’s leading, but I have a problem because it’s a UBCM appointment, not an appointment of the SRD (Strathcona Regional District) – it’s a sought appointment,” MacDonald said. Abr am s ai d t h at shouldn’t matter. “To not pay it would be totally inconsistent,” he said. “That this board didn’t appoint me I don’t think is relevant at all.” A re a D D i re c tor Brenda Leigh sided with Abram, noting the board should be grateful to have local representation at a provincial table. “There is probably very few people in the province with the knowledge and background of finish and shellfish aquaculture that Director Abram has,” Leigh said. “He knows a thousand times more about this topic than I do – $125 for meetings only twice a year is not much to pay for somebody who has the expertise he does.” MacDonald insisted it wasn’t Abram’s expertise he was questioning rather the principle. “It’s where the appointment is from and it’s not from us,” MacDonald said. Abram than came up with an agreeable solution – have the board appoint Abram to the committee in order to make him eligible. The board did just that, which will allow Abram to claim compensation. Abram said Fisheries and Oceans will pay for travel expenses, but not personal time.

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Companies eye more coal mines Renee AndoR Black Press

Two more companies have applied for 18 coal licences in the region. CoalWatch Comox Valley recently revealed the new coal licence applications. CoalWatch president John Snyder says he was surprised when he found them on a government website. “We were stunned to see this amount of new coal license applications covering such a large area of the Comox Valley,” says Snyder, noting CoalWatch had been focusing on Compliance Coal Corporation’s proposed Raven Underground Coal Project in the Fanny Bay area – which is in the pre-application stage of an environmental assessment. Feisa Resources Canada Ltd. filed 10 coal licence applications in the area from Fanny Bay to Royston. The total area covered by its applications is 13,312 hectares. Golden River Resource Inc. filed eight coal

Map from CoalWatch shows new mine applications for the region.

licence applications – four in the Anderson Lake area, north of Comox Lake, and four in the Oyster River area. The total area covered by its applications is 9,075 hectares. Snyder says the Anderson Lake area applications worry him especially. “The four that are really problematic are the ones by Golden River Resources; those are right in the Tsolum/ Puntledge River area which is a really sensitive watershed,” says Snyder, noting the years of work

that went into restoring the Tsolum River from pollution due to an old copper mine site on Mount Washington. Meanwhile, Snyder believes it’s possible some of Feisa Resources coal licence applications may not move forward. “It appears that most of the ones that are by Feisa Resources Canada overlap, or are smack dab, right on top of Compliance,” says Snyder, noting Compliance already owns 60 per cent of the subsurface mineral rights for a large area of the Comox Valley.

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Compliance president and chief operating officer Stephen Ellis says it’s possible some of the area covered in the new applications does overlap. “We own the subsurface rights to the coal and they can’t be taken away from us — they can be bought from us —but they can’t be taken away,” he said. Snyder is shocked there’s been no public notice about the new coal licence applications. In June, the Comox Valley Regional District was asked for comment on licence applications in the Anderson Lake and Oyster River area. The committee of the whole approved letters to the chief inspector of mines requesting no licence be issued due to concern that coal mine exploration, and further exploration, impacts existing industries.

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When Beth Boyce, curator at the Museum at Campbell River, ran into Heidi Swierenga of the Museum of Anthropology (MOA) last week and heard about the destructive fire at the U’mista Cultural Centre in Alert Bay, her first thought was that she should offer her services to the Centre. Before joining the Campbell River Museum, Boyce interned at MOA and has also completed a Masters in Art Conservation. When the centre director Sarah Holland heard from Boyce, she immediately invited her to come and join the team in Alert Bay that were assisting after the fire. It isn’t just the building damaged in the fire that concerns staff at U’mista and the people of Alert Bay; they are extremely concerned about saving the invaluable collection of potlach masks housed in the building that were damaged and now need experts to work towards restoring them. If you have ever visited the U’mista Cultural

Beth Boyce from the Museum at Campbell River helps restore First Nations artefacts, damaged by a fire in Alert Bay.

Centre, you would have seen the incredible display of masks that the families of Alert Bay are proud to have back in their community. Many of the masks were sent to Ottawa, to New York and even further afield at a time when potlachs were outlawed. The collection at U’mista celebrates the return of the masks to the N’amgis people and links them to their past and the practices of their elders. The Centre, opened in 1980, was

purpose built to house the collection, and the room that the masks have been displayed in aptly showcases these original pieces and helps to convey the deep sense of pride, beauty and spirituality that the masks inspire. In all, there are 113 masks. Twenty-two of them were soaked with water when the sprinklers went off, and many are covered with soot. Boyce has a only few days to spend there, and is currently cleaning soot

off the masks and other pieces that were in the room, and showing the U’mista staff how to do it so that they can carry on once she has left. Although the Centre is still opened, it could be months before the room and the masks are ready again for viewing.

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Theft can damage a lot of good work The volunteers who form the parent advisory council at Discovery Passage Elementary School shouldn’t hold their breaths “waiting for justice.” It’s unfortunate, but it’s rare to get real justice out of the legal system. And that’s likely the situation the council will find itself in, when Neil Taylor is sentenced for stealing more than $5,000 from the school fund to buy new playground equipment. He was also charged, along with his wife Jessica, of committing fraud over $5,000, but it’s expected those charges will all be dropped in exchange for the guilty plea Neil Taylor entered in provincial court last week. That may not seem fair to the council members, the staff, students and everyone else who donated money to the cause,

but it’s a compromise solution that’s common in most court cases. In short, a guilty plea spares the great expense of running a trial, it spares the victims of testifying against a former friend, and it guarantees a criminal conviction. The latter is important, but it now gives the council “sure footing” if it chooses to pursue a civil lawsuit. That can be expensive too and, again, there’s no guarantee the council would ever get a dime back, even by winning a potential lawsuit. What would serve as far better justice would be for Neil Taylor to repay the money he stole, plus a fine. Again though, that could be a longshot because people who typically steal don’t have much money. We can’t say

if this was the case for Neil Taylor; we don’t even know why the money was taken. Perhaps we’ll find out when he’s sentenced. What we do know, according to the council, was that more than $10,000 went missing from the count when Neil was treasurer and his wife the chair. Thankfully, the new playground was built thanks to a $50,000 grant from the province. The real problem created by thefts like these is the doubt it may create in the minds of the people who donate. This is a very generous community and we donate because it helps improve individual lives as well as the community. Volunteer groups do tremendous work in Campbell River, but they must always be on guard for people like Neil Taylor.

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Returned home recently after a few days away in Victoria and was appalled to see yet another huge retaining wall being built on the corner of Alder and Cameleon streets. This type of wall only benefits the homeowner who is constructing it and contributes to the uglification of Campbell River. The first wall was unbelievable – we couldn’t believe that it was a legal structure, and now it appears they are multiplying! Where will this end? We feel very sorry for the neighbours who are forced to look at them every day. We have had several groups of company recently and there was 100 per cent agreement that the first walls (they didn’t have the “pleasure” of seeing the current one being constructed ) adds nothing except to make the city look worse. Let’s do something about the proliferation of this type of retaining wall by making bylaws that outlaw them. What is the rationale for allowing an individual homeowner to ruin the landscape to get a better building lot? The lot is what it is and can be built on without resorting to drastic measures that negatively impact the senses of visitors, future residents and current residents of our wonderful city. If you would like to get a full view of the walls, take the Alder exit off Dogwood and head south. Believe me, you can’t miss them. If you think they should not be allowed let the mayor and council members know how you feel. Yvonne Andre, Campbell River

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I find it amusing the Campbell River Storm want to improve the city’s image to attract better players. How about the Storm improve their own standard of play and then maybe they’ll attract better players that way? Honestly, when the Storm “owned” the VIJHL in the 1990s, I bet there was no trouble attracting players. In recent years, however, I hate to say it but the Storm sucked. That’s probably the biggest reason they have trouble attracting players. A little history here – as I understand it: the VIJHL expanded into Campbell River and the owners decided they wanted to ice a decent team and drift away from being a league of undrafted midget castoffs who just wanted a league of their own to skate and fight in. The

Storm led the way by recruiting players who still had a dream of bigger and better things for their hockey careers. Consequently, the Storm were perennial winners and champions. And some Storm players went onto Junior A and Major Junior hockey teams. But then the rest of the league started to follow the Storm’s model and raised the quality of their organizations, their players and, consequently, the league and the Storm began to fall behind. Now, the new owners of the Storm want some helping “selling” Campbell River. Team governor Wes Roed said the Storm works at promoting the community when recruiting players but Campbell River has “an image problem.” Just what exactly is that image problem? It appears that the “immediate reaction”

from players is that Campbell River is “a hole hidden away somewhere.” What? Who are they trying to recruit? I’m thinking that Roed could have chosen his words a little more carefully. If, as I suspect, he means that Campbell River is not a place familiar to say, Albertans or players from further east, I’d understand. But to say Campbell River is a hole hidden away somewhere is a pretty vague reason for recruiting difficulties. I’m a homer, I admit, but I find it hard to believe the general image out there is that Campbell River is a hole. Again, I reiterate, maybe the Storm have trouble recruiting people because they are a perennially losing team. Take some personal responsibility for your challenges and don’t come to the city asking for $15,000.

What kind of program is the Storm offering players? What guarantees of athletic improvement does it provide? What’s in it, hockey-wise, for the player? What’s in it educationally? Give the player a good deal to play hockey for your team and I’m sure they’ll be willing to give Campbell River a chance. But if a player has a choice between playing for Saanich, Victoria, Nanaimo or Campbell River and the Storm are league doormats, who do you think they’re going to sign with? But if the Storm is a winning team with a reputation for quality coaching and offering a player a chance to improve, I bet recruiting becomes significantly easier. Continued on Page 9

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doing it to improve their profitability (by recruiting better players). Nothing wrong with that, of course. I also believe that a community sports team enhances the life of the community and the image of the community. It’s an asset. I’m a huge sports fan, so I’m happy to have a good team. I’d love to see the Gardens filled with 800 or more fans per game. Like the old days. But should taxpayers

What is the Storm doing to improve its product? It’s been years since they were a threat to win the league title. Now that I have that off my chest, let’s catch our breath here. I think it’s a great idea that the team wants to partner with the city to promote both. Excellent concept. But let’s remember that the Storm is a business. They are not promoting Campbell River because they love our city, they’re

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give the Storm $15,000? Maybe we should ask the Seniors Centre Society about whether we should give the privately-owned hockey team $15,000? I’m sure something can be worked out. Something should be worked out. There’s a great opportunity here. But I think, like the Storm’s level of play, there could have been a bit more finesse applied here. And then maybe both the city and the team’s images will improve.

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5 Clover Leaf

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Shrimp or Chunk Crabmeat 106-120gr

Unpasteurized Honey

Smucker’s

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250ml

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Philadelphia Dips 227gr

Kraft

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900gr

Snowcrest

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Cool Whip

Frozen Fruit

225gr or 1lt

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Peanut Butter

Kraft

Cheez Whiz

Plus Applicable Fees

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400gr

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Melts Slices

890ml

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2.63lt

Marmalade or Lemon Curd

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414ml

6x330ml

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Mayonnaise

100% Pure & Natural Orange Juice

375-400gr

525-720gr

Hellmann’s

Tropicana

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Family Size Cheerios Cereal

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3000

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Triple Cream Brie

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2500

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Gillette Foamy Shave Cream

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Chow Mein

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Danone Coolision Yogourt Tubes

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Lactantia Lactaid Milk

3000

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Medium

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925

895

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7500 Lysol Disinfectant Spray 350gr

3000 Glad Easy-Tie Recycling Blue Bags 10ʼs

S.O.S. Soap Pads 4ʼs

2000

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Locally Raised Fresh Rainbow Trout

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99 per 100gr

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Quality Fresh

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Cousin Harley: lead singer/guitarist Paul Pigat (above), drummer Jesse Cahill (top right) and bassist Keith Picot (right).

Joanne and RIch Hagensen (above) groove to the first couple tunes and then just about everyone got up to dance!

Cousins and good friends Spirit Square was hoppin’ last Thursday night when Cousin Harley took to the stage. The Vancouver trio was back in Campbell River, playing their old favourites and tracks from their brand new CD, B’hiki Bop. Or, as lead singer Paul Pigat puts it: “From classic honky tonk and cow punk rippers, to a helping of western swing and classic jump blues,

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Have you ever seen a salmon farm up close? The BC Salmon Farmers Association host weekly tours which run each Thursday until mid-September. “We always get a great response to the tours,” said David Minato of the association. The association and its members started the tours as a way to provide more information to the general public about their operations. It’s been growing in popularity with each year. “I find many people are surprised

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that we do tours, but we want people to be able to see our operations and get a better understanding of what salmon farmers do.” said Minato. Tours depart from Discovery Launch Water Taxis in Campbell River at 9 a.m. and last about four hours. The boat ride takes visitors through the Seymour Narrows – offering beautiful scenery and the chance to see marine wildlife. Tours include lunch and cost $50. To reserve a spot, call Minato at 250286-1636, extension 224.

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Local wineries like Blue Moon Estate Winery of Black Creek use organic fruits to create their own unique tastes. Check it out for yourself, this Friday at the Mt. Washington Alpine Wine Festival. The wine pair dinner is on Saturday.

Cheers, it’s the wine fest

Mount Washington’s popular Alpine Wine Festival returns this Friday and is quickly followed by a sumptuous Wine Pairing Dinner on Saturday. “We have an unbelievable range of wines to sample from this year,” says mountain spokesperson Brent Curtain. “There will be wines from our local region, nationally and even some international varietals.” Wineries and distributors attending this year’s event include Peacock and Martin Imports, Averill Creek Vineyards, Coastal Black, Beaumont Family Estate Winery, Merridale Ciderworks, Saturna Family Estate Winery, The Kirkwood Group, Jackson Triggs,

Sumac Ridge, Bodacious, Saint and Sinner, South End Farm and Vineyard, Andrew Peller and Blue Moon Winery. The event will provide guests with an opportunity to sample new varietals, ciders, meads and fruit wines, all in a spectacular setting at the Raven Lodge overlooking the peaks of Strathcona Provincial Park. Tickets are $30 and includes 10 samples and a festival glass. Additional tasting tokens can be purchased for $1 each. All of the sampling will take place from 6-9 p.m. Proceeds from the Alpine Wine Festival will benefit the Vancouver Island Mountain Sports Society. In addition to the wine

sampling, light appetizers will be available at the event. Saputo Cheeses, Hot Chocolates, Cakebread and Thrifty Foods will all be serving up some delectable gourmet treats that pair perfectly with wine. For those looking for a full meal, a gourmet salmon and steak BBQ will be held at Raven Lodge for an additional charge. On Saturday night, the Wine Pairing Dinner tradition continues. The dinner, hosted by sommelier Jason Hyde of Peacock and Martin, features an unbelievable six-course meal prepared by guest chef Daniele Mereu. To start, the first course f e at u re s Q u a l i c u m scallops and Vancou-

ver Island spot prawns paired with a 2010 Averill Creek Pinot Gris. And it just gets better from there. The Pairing Dinner takes place at the Whiskey Jack Banquet Room in the Alpine Lodge starting at 6 p.m. Tickets are $89. To purchase tickets for the Alpine Wine Festival, Wine Pairing Dinner, or to book the weekend Wine Festival package, visit mountwashington. ca. You can also call the mountain locally at 250338-1386 or toll-free at 1-888-231-1499. Two complimentary buses will be running from the valley up to the festival on Friday. Seating priority is given to those who sign up and purchase their tickets online.

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Little did I know, as a prairie child picking berries, that I was launching a lifelong love of saskatoons. So yummy, juicy and cool were they, half the haul never made it home to mother’s kitchen. Late July to early August is time to gather this most abundant indigenous fruit. In a good year, one can freeze enough blue-black berries to last through winter, and saskatoon

syrup is like a splash of The name saskatoon fresh fruit at Christmas- derives from the Cree time. “M i s - s a s k - q u a - t o o Aborigmina”; the city was i n a l named for the fruit. groups For thousands valued of years, the berthis prories were sun-dried lific wild whole or made into p l a n t fruit leather for above all winter nourishothers, ment. pruning, The fruit itself is weeding a berry-like pome, Christine Scott and tendresembling a blueIsland Wild ing with berry in colour and great care. A member of size. the rose family, saskaWhen rains are plentoon (Amelanchier alni- tiful, the berry grows folia) was a main ingredi- larger, to a robust 15 mm ent in pemmican. (.6 inch) diameter. The

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plant is easily propagated, offering gardeners white spring blossoms, summer fruit and scarlet autumn colour. Americans from northwest and north-central U.S. may not be familiar with saskatoons, but know the same plant as Pacific serviceberry, juneberry or shadbush. Thousands of acres are cultivated in Saskatchewan, selling for about $5 a litre. Rich in antioxidants, vitamins, calcium, iron and fibre, saskatoons are touted as the “new super fruit,” albeit one that sus-

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It’s just around the corner – the big day when your child or grandchild heads off to college or university for year one of their next great educational adventure. You’ve prudently planned for this day by regularly contributing to investments held within a Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) – and now it’s time to get the most out of it with the right withdrawal strategies that will minimize your student’s taxes and get the full beneﬁt of the Educational Assistance Payments (EAPs) for qualifying educational programs. EAPs consist of the Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG), the Canada Learning Bond (CLB) and the income or growth earned from the money you’ve invested in the RESP.1 Withdraw EAPs before withdrawing contributions. As the subscriber of your student’s plan, you can elect to withdraw the income, grant, and bonds as EAPs, which will be taxable in the hands of your student whose low income, and personal credits and deductions (including the

tuition credit, education credit, moving expenses deduction, and so on) should offset some or all of the income inclusion of the EAP.

Withdraw contributions after your student starts school. Early withdrawal will trigger a CESG repayment. Spread out the EAPs over the length of your student’s educational program. Taking a lump sum in the ﬁrst year may burden your student with a high taxable income. Spreading out the EAPs over a number of years takes advantage of your student’s (usually) lower marginal tax rates. Avoid potential CESG clawbacks by withdrawing EAPs when you can. If there is any CESG or CLB remaining in your investments held within a RESP after your student completes (or leaves) their post-secondary program, you may be required to refund this “excess” CESG grant money. Get proof of enrolment right away so you’ll have money when you need it. Before releasing an EAP, your RESP carrier will require proof of enrollment.

Use leftovers wisely. Any contributions remaining in the plan after your student ﬁnishes college or university are yours to use as you wish – transfer them to another child’s plan or withdraw them for personal use. When you started that RESP many years ago, you probably wondered if it was a good investment strategy. Now you know that it was – especially today, with a post-secondary education so costly and so necessary. Talk to your professional advisor about other good strategies for achieving a debt-free education for your children or grandchildren and ﬁnancial stability for your family. The Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG) and the Canada Learning Bond (CLB) are provided by the Government of Canada. CLB eligibility depends on family income levels. Some provinces make education savings grants available to their residents. 1

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SMALL 1-BDRM cabin, walk to Canyon View Trail. Close to downtown & bus. $650./mo. Quiet, NS/NP. (250)204-1346. VIEW. 4BDRM, 3bth, rec room, patio, large fenced yrd. Very clean. No pets. Refâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s required. $1050. 250-286-6672

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2000 MAZDA MPV. Excellent condition, well maintained, good reliable car. $3450 obo. 250-339-3825. 2003 Pontiac Grand Am Sedan. Teal color,4 doors,prw windows, 6 cylinder,good condition. 64,150kms.Moving,avail Aug1st.$5000.250-923-4524

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2013 Business Awards of Distinction Saturday, September 21 » Tidemark Theatre To purchase your tickets today go to www.campbellriverchamber.ca and follow the links to the Business Awards of Distinction The Campbell River Chamber of Commerce 2013 Business Awards of Distinction celebrates and recognizes business excellence in our community. The event’s theme is “Success Beyond the Lemonade Stand” which recognizes and honours the foundation and fundamentals of business success.

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Proudly sponsored by Pioneer Home Hardware • 99.7 The River Radio • ABC Recycling • Brown’s Bay Resort • Class A Interiors Ltd. • Coastline Mazda • Dogwood Pet Mart Ltd. Tickets are now on sale! The 2013 Business • Ed Rosse Plumbing and Heating Limited Awards of Distinction will take place on Saturday, • Island Return-It Recycling Centre Campbell River September 21st at the Tidemark Theatre. Be sure • Merecroft Veterinary Clinic to purchase your tickets early! Tickets have sold out • Northern Property Limited Partnership the past four years! To purchase your tickets today • Rehabilitation in Motion go to www.campbellriverchamber.ca and follow • Merle Norman Cosmetics & Day Spa the links to the Business Awards of Distinction. • United Carpet • Willows Market Thank you to all of our fantastic sponsors this year; Pallan Group, sponsor of the Gala Reception; Intermediate Business of the Year MNP, sponsor of the VIP Reception; 97.3 and the Nominees Campbell River Mirror are our media sponsors, and Proudly sponsored by Glacierview Financial our awards categories are sponsored by: BC Hydro Services Ltd. Power Smart, Glacierview Financial Services, Grieg • Chan Nowosad Boates, Chartered Accountants Seafood, Investors Group & YPCR, Marine Harvest, • London Drugs NIC & NIEFS, Pioneer Home Hardware & Building • Quay West Kitchen & Catering Centre, RBC & the Immigrant Welcome Centre and • Tyee Chevrolet Buick GMC Vancouver Island Insurance Centres. • Vancouver Island InsuranceCentres Inc. Congratulations to all of the 2013 Business Awards Large Business of the Year Nominees of Distinction Nominees! Thank you Campbell River for showing your support and nominating deserving businesses and individuals!

Micro Business of the Year Nominees Proudly sponsored by Grieg Seafood • 2nd Storie Contracting • Adept Business Services Ltd. • Campbell River Hearing Clinic • Coho Books • CR Animal Parties • Denise Mitchell Interiors • Down to Earth Stone Slinging Ltd. • Epic Design Studio Ltd. • Excel Pest Solutions • Island Funeral and Cremation Services Ltd. • Island Joy Rides Inc. • Kervin Marketing • Periscope Promotions Inc. • Rivera’s Concierge Services • Yellow Dog Trading Company • Whats On Digest Ltd.

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showed that he will be someone to keep an eye on in years to come. With a bronze in the 50 backstroke and the 200 backstroke, he was no stranger to the podium throughout the weekend. Jordyn Ryan was another Predators swimmer who kept on smashing goals throughout the meet. Talking to her coach before the meet, Ryan’s main goal was to make a final at the championship meet. After making the final in the

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200 backstroke, an event that was a bonus swim for her, Ryan carried the momentum throughout the rest of the competition. She went on to final in every event but one over the course of the competition, with the highlight being a bronze medal in the 400 IM on day two. Mackenzie Padington also became familiar with the excitement of finals. With six top 10 finishes, including an amazing swim off in the

100 breaststroke to make it into finals, Padington was always right in there battling for a medal during each session. Her first AGN championship medal came on the last day of the meet in the gruelling 5km open water race, where she joined teammate Lamoureux on the podium, picking up a bronze, for what was one of the most exciting finishes of the whole competition. Kennedy Windle was the rookie of the team

this year, and one of the youngest Predators at the competition. Windle blew all expectations out of the water, making her first ever AGN final in the 200 breaststroke. Moving up two spots in the final to finish seventh, Windle also finished with a Western Canadian qualifying standard, which allows her to compete at the Western Canadian Championships next spring. The competition ended

up being the most successful meet in Predators history, with the team ending up with 12 medals, placing fifteenth overall as a team, with the girls team finishing ninth overall, ahead of over 120 other clubs from around the country. Coaches Sarah and Darryl Rudolf were very proud of the swimmers over the course of the weekend. The team came together as a family, supporting each other in their failures, as well as

celebrating together with their successes. Next up for the Predators is a much deserved break, as the 2013-14 season is right around the corner. For more information on both the Campbell River Killer Whales or Comox Valley Aquatic Club, check out their websites at www.crkw.ca and www.sharks.bc.ca Information about registration for the 2013-14 season is available on both club’s websites.

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LAST CHANCE - From August 1st to 31st ONLY, purchase any RV at Arbutus and receive a SPECIAL 25TH ANNIVERSARY thank you gift from us!

Grand 25th Anniversary

One lucky gift-recipient in this LAST MONTH of Gift-Giving will discover

Prize Giveaway Enter tro Win this traile $ valued at

July Winner $2,500 CASH

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