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Dev wants apts started in spring The developer for Haisla HL Development’s site at Kitimat’s former hospital land wants to see the apartment units under construction by spring and encouraged the Kitimat Council to put gas in the bylaw process. That said, it was noted that the first apartment building out of the three proposed for that site won’t be made available for market housing. Leonard Kerkhoff of Kerkhoff Construction said that details on the lease arrangements for the building are confidential at the moment but information will come out in time, likely in January. Leonard Kerkhoff of Kerkhoff Construction walked through some of the updated plans for the site, which in addition to the three apartment buildings will also call for office space, a restaurant location and a hotel. Those commercial spaces will likely wait though as the developer is eyeing the residential aspect of the property sooner. In fact the hotel development

in particular — and the restaurant, he said, is closely tied to the hotel development — may wait on news from the LNG industry. The apartment buildings will each have 49 units, each with twolevel underground parking. It will be a mix of one and two bedroom units, from 622 square feet to 1,410 sq.ft. Kerkhoff said that he hoped the public hearing process and adoption of a comprehensive development plan for the Haisla Town Centre could be concluded by January 19. He said the company also planned their own open house for tonight as well, which is in addition to any future public hearings regarding the bylaw proposed bylaw. Director of Planning and Community Development Gwen Sewell pointed out a requested change from the developer regarding parking, saying the standard of two parking stalls per living unit is asked to be waived so it would be instead one parking stall per bedroom. Continued on page 2

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Black looks to government for assurances Cameron Orr With a design and feasibility study in tow, David Black now needs to secure government support to make further in-roads in his plan to build an oil refinery in the Kitimat area. Black announced December 4 that Hatch Ltd. had completed the study for him, which sets out how the proposed refinery would process 550,000 barrels of diluted bitumen a day in to 460,000 barrels a day of refined fuel — gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel. In a press release, Black said that lenders are willing to put up money for the refinery but are insisting on “skin-in-thegame” from the government. Black has been seeking debt guarantees from the federal government, and said he is offering compensation to the federal and provincial governments to obtain them. Black told the Sentinel he was not

ready to go in to further detail at the moment on what “compensation” looks like in this context, although he did say “it’s substantial.” That said, he says he does have conditional support for debt guarantees from the federal Minister of Finance Joe Oliver. Reached for comment to confirm, the Department of Finance says they do not comment or speculate on possible actions. Skeena-Bulkley Valley MP Nathan Cullen, who is also the finance critic, said he’s spoken to people on the issue and said that the reception he’s seen has been lukewarm. “The loan guarantees did not seem to be something they were enthusiastic about,” he said. Cullen said Black has struggled in getting Canadian backers, from the supply side to the financial side, and it would never get built if he can’t get producers on board.

That said, the question of value-added remains important and the public could be more inclined to pipelines if benefit came back to the people. Black admits that finances are where he has to put his efforts at the moment. “I really think I have to tie down more money here,” he said. “I’ve got to focus on who’s going to provide the money.” He said with this study now done, he really needs the government “to tell me whether they’re coming to the party or not.” With an estimated 3,000 person workforce for the refinery, Black said Hatch’s report puts directly-employed jobs at up to 1,500, while another 1,500 would work at the refinery on a contract basis. He cites potential for up to 3,000 other jobs with possible petrochemical plants that could open up in conjunction with the refinery. He points out that large volumes of sulphur extracted during the refining

process could be used to supply a fertilizer plant, for instance. He said he didn’t know exactly what the particular emissions estimates would be but that carbon dioxide emissions would be about one-third of a normal heavy oil refinery, and would be about 10 million tonnes per year. Black said it has been awhile since he has spoken with the Haisla or Kitselas about the project, who he specifically names as governments he’ll have to work out economic benefit deals with, but he said he felt positive based on early conversations with them. Absent from his December 4 release was talk about how he’d get product to his refinery and he said he hasn’t focused on that question recently, but is still hoping for a pipeline, but has not ruled out rail. “CN wants to do it, that’s for sure,” he said. Black is the Chairman of Black Press.

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Windows damaged by pellet gun at KVI December 2 Police were unable to find a vehicle after having an erratic driver reported at 7:28 p.m. near Oolichan Road on Highway 37. Police say they received a complaint regarding a grey Mazda, trying to overtake other vehicles unsafely. December 3 Police attended to a

single vehicle accident on Highway 37 just north of the Kitimat River bridge. The driver lost control of her SUV and skidded off the road. Police waited for a tow truck and escorted the driver back to Kitimat. At 1:30 p.m. the police attended to Kitimat Valley Institute on a mischief complaint and

Police Beat found several windows damaged by a pellet gun. File remains under investigation. December 4 Foul play is not sus-

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pected in a sudden death of a 50-year-old on Albatross Street, reported to police at 4:39 p.m. December 5 An 18-year-old has six charges being recommended against him for breaking his curfew, after police checked up at 9:45 p.m. and found the youth not at home.

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Continued from page 1 Sewell also recommended that council stick to the suggested process timelines in their report from staff, rather than try to make the process move quicker on the developer’s suggestion. From there the discussion shifted in to whether it would be better to move the public hearing for the bylaw to January 5 from the originally pitched January 20, on a motion from Mario Feldhoff.

He believed that despite it being Christmas, he’s confident they will get adequate feedback from the community on the proposal. Rob Goffinet disagreed that would be the case and voted against the amendment, but it ultimately did pass. The main motion as well, which set December 15 for first reading of the bylaw, and the January 5 public hearing date, did pass, with Rob Goffinet and Larry Walker opposed.

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LNG The province’s single-minded focus on developing a liquefied natural gas (LNG) industry is getting in the way of treaty negotiations, according to the chief negotiator for Kitselas and Kitsumkalum, two First Nations trying to craft final agreements. “It’s taking resources that normally, I feel, would have been addressed to treaty making and they’re going into LNG requirements,” said Gerald Wesley, who is also working with the Metlakatla First Nation on treaty talks as Tsimshian chief negotiator. “It’s creating a little bit of uncertainty in all of our levels of discussion now – Kitselas and Kitsumkalum negotiations, it’s certainly a factor for Metlakatla negotiations. B.C. has clearly identified LNG as their primary objective right now … and it’s interfering, I feel, with our treaty negotiations.” Kitselas and Kitsumkalum negotiators signed off on agreements in principle (AIP) nearly two years ago in January of 2013. By the spring, both AIPs were approved by Kitselas and Kitsumkalum members, with the understanding B.C. and Canada would soon follow. Earlier this year, the province indicated it had approved the AIP and was ready for an official signing ceremony whenever the federal government was, but the federal government has not yet made an official commitment to a formal signing, with a statement from the federal aboriginal affairs ministry indicating the AIPs are still under review. - Terrace Standard

Council sets rates for Shames shuttle At $10 for youth and $15 for adults, Kitimat has set the rates for a Saturday bus service to Shames Mountain and eventually Onion Lake Ski Trails. In June last year council, from a motion from Phil Germuth, opted to go ahead with a shuttle service to the ski facilities, which would be put in effect in place of an annual grant usually given to Shames Mountain

of $15,000. That money will now be used for the shuttle, which comes at a per-trip cost of $1,837.50, including chaperons, which the Director of Leisure Services Martin Gould said is a requirement of the bus company for renting out their vehicles. The buses that will be used will have a capacity of 48 people. People must pre-

register for the service and Gould said they would need 10 people signed up before the trip would happen. If the 48-person bus was filled with adult fares, the town would only receive $675. Staff had recommended a $25 youth and $40 adult fare system to maximize the revenue. Mary Murphy moved for the lower

fares, which were pitched in an earlier discussion of the program from council. Larry Walker opposed the plan, saying that at the proposed expense he didn’t believe the service was a good use of the town funds. Mario Feldhoff said that in the context of all of the town’s recreation programs it’s really not that much money. “We subsidize all

Elevator discussion gets a rise Whether or not the Kitimat Museum & Archives eventually gets an elevator will depend on the result of an eventual buildings assessment for the District of Kitimat. A building committee will soon be posting a request for proposals for someone to take a hard look at all the municipally owned buildings to figure out a plan for them over the next several years. Councillors had been inquiring about a potential elevator at the museum, which only has stairwell access to its upstairs art gallery and office. Mary Murphy said she wasn’t pleased the building assessments process has taken years and wants progress to see all the District’s buildings become accessible. Mario Feldhoff also said he hopes the museum board could see reports relating to potential upgrades to their facilities. Chief Administrative Officer Ron Poole indicated that the studies are attempting to look at all buildings comprehensively. That means whether on the big picture an elevator makes sense. Mayor Phil Germuth added on, saying that the buildings assessments could down the line lead to new construction, such as a city hall potentially linked to a museum. In that instance it wouldn’t make sense to install an elevator today.

for the program, but did lean towards starting the program as planned to get it going before incorporating any incentives. On the issue of liability, Gould said any persons under 13-years-old would require an adult with them, which the three chaperones per trip would cover those 13 to 18.

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CCTV budget boost for RCMP Cameron Orr Council has approved a $30,000 budget preapproval for the installation of closed-circuit cameras in the RCMP cells blocks in Kitimat. Earlier estimates for the work, pegged at $75,000, have inflated to $110,000, based on new technologies, the building structure and other factors, says a District of Kitimat report. $5,000 of that $35,000 price difference will come from left over money from the cell retrofit project. The District of Kitimat’s engineering department used their resources on that work which dropped the cost. The staff sought the budget approval at the December 8 meeting to allow the project to go to tender soon to get the job done quickly to reduce liability. District Treasurer Steve Christiansen said that the District is so far protected from potential liability not having the cameras — which are now required — because the District does continue their project to upgrade the cells. The $30,000 will come from the 2015 fiscal year’s budget. The motion passed unanimously.

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Hotel capital There’s one aspect to Kitimat’s current round of development that sometimes isn’t spoken of as much as others. Sure, housing density is a big issue with no easy answers, but what about commercial development? Now to start off, Kitimat is short on commercial space in general. I’ve taken a look around, very little office space left, and hardly any potential for new shops, space wise. And what is available can fill up at a moment’s notice, I’m sure. But there is construction happening that has me thinking if we’re going overboard. I’m talking about hotels. Now, the demand for hotels I have no doubt will be high as long as there’s industrial construction taking place. Existing units have filled up rapidly. Based on the three main hotels — the Chalet, City Centre Suites (Formerly Motel) and the Kitimat Hotel — I’ve figured that there are 100 hotel rooms, even, in Kitimat. (I haven’t counted lodges and B&Bs.) The hotels we have on the horizon is the one at the Crossroads near the Chamber of Commerce, the Microtel near Rosario’s, and the M Hotel at the mall. Those three will add 344 rooms, based on my research, which I admit is possible to be out of date at this point given how fast plans can change. Oh, I suppose I didn’t even count the hotel at the Haisla Town Centre proposal, which at these early stages could have 80 rooms, but that may be even further in to the future before those get built. Bottom line, however, is that Kitimat may be tripling its hotel capacity. Until recently, as long as I’ve lived in Kitimat I’ve always noticed the dilapidated Aluminum City Motel, where Microtel is going now. Where will these 300+ rooms be in 10 years as construction (if indeed construction does happen) starts to slow down and end? Kitimat will have to re-imagine itself as some sort of tourist destination to get people in town to fill all those rooms, to spare any hotels from becoming like the old Aluminum City. Whether or not Kitimat can sustain such a high number of hotel rooms will be a question to ask in the future. But today we’re seeing the seeds of those questions being planted. We may have the demand today, but Kitimat will live longer than a construction boom. We’ll have to make efforts to ensure we’re not a town of crumbling buildings when or if the next cycle of ‘bust’ comes our way.

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Nisga’a prove their critics wrong It has been 15 years since I wrote a commentary objecting to the B.C. government pushing aside its own hardwon treaty process to reach an unprecedented land-and-cash settlement with the Nisga’a Nation for their ancient Nass River territory. My objection, and that of many others, was the imposition of a parallel state with collectively owned land enshrined for all time. This was an ailing NDP government rushing to enable a property ownership system that has demonstrated little but failure and suffering around the world. The Nisga’a are proving me wrong, and this was again demonstrated at a little-noticed ceremony at the B.C. legislature last week. The B.C. government had just passed amendments to allow a gas pipeline through Nisga’a Memorial Lava Bed Park, the first co-managed provincial park in B.C. history. Another bill enabled the Nisga’a Lisims government to impose industrial property tax on liquefied natural gas production. Legal documents were signed so the Nisga’a legislature can do the same

From the Legislature Tom Fletcher this week. In recent years, the Nisga’a disposed of concern about collective land restrictions by adopting a private property system. And Supreme Court of Canada decisions have repeatedly answered protests about the establishment of a parallel state – that’s what it is, so get used to it. The Nisga’a have moved to assemble four fee-simple tidewater sites for LNG terminals, joining the Haisla Nation at Kitimat in reaching aggressively for a modern economy through gas export. The Nisga’a have partnered with TransCanada Corp. on a 900-km pipeline to supply the $11-billion LNG project led by Petronas for the Prince Rupert port. And they don’t intend to stop there. “We want to be part of the Ca-

nadian business establishment,” said former Nisga’a Nation president Joe Gosnell. The signing ceremony was briefly disrupted by one of a small group of Vancouver-based Nisga’a who have been using modern protest tactics against this decision. We weren’t consulted, it’s a desecration of victims of a volcanic eruption, it’s a threat to eelgrass beds, and so forth, say wellrehearsed young men with video cameras running. Nisga’a President Mitchell Stevens has patiently and repeatedly explained that Nisga’a legislature rules were relaxed to allow every hereditary chief to speak to elected leaders on this pivotal move. After that it received the required two-thirds majority support. Gosnell, the revered chief negotiator who carried the treaty over the goal line in 2000, moved slowly with the help of an ornately carved cane to speak at a reception. He seemed genuinely surprised that he has lived long enough to see the fruits of generations of labour. Continued on page 6

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A gift of peace Standing against SO2 for the holidays ReadeR’s WRite Luke 2: 13-14, “And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude of the Heavenly Host praising God and saying, “Glory to god in the highest and on earth peace among those with whom He is pleased...this is our text.” Peace on earth and good will toward man. At this time of year these words ring out all over the world. I would like to think that people would hear this truth because they are reading it from God’s Word, but sadly, many people will only hear it in a song on the radio; or maybe they will hear it as part of Charlie Brown’s Christmas (it’s in Charlie Brown’s Christmas you know.) But sadly in our increasingly secular world, the majority of people in our country (60 per cent if the statistics are right) won’t hear it at all this Christmas. How sad. That means for the majority of people today, Christmas is just about temporary things. Without that angelic proclamation of a Savior who has been born to us, then Christmas is just about the family gathering and that is great, but we could do that without Christmas. Or about the presents but does the new tie bring peace? No, sadly there isn’t a whole lot of peace in our world today is there? And we don’t need

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Pastor Clint Magnus to look at lands where bullets are flying and bombs are exploding to see conflict, we can look a lot closer to home: shootings in Ottawa, an epidemic of stress in our country and dysfunctional families seem to be the new normal. Do you have peace? Many people will say that they do, but yet they will spend many hours worrying and stressing over retirement accounts and never ending bills. No, for most people life is anything but peaceful. So what is this peace the angels spoke of all about then? Well, lets ask the question, “Why did Jesus come to earth and be born in a manger?” He came to bring peace between man and God. He came to live a perfect life because we can’t, and then die on the cross to pay the debt of our sin so that we might be reconciled back to the Father forever through simple faith in the Son. The Father then showed His acceptance of His Son’s sacrifice by raising Him from the grave in victory so that you and I might receive a resurrection to eternal life by simply

believing in Jesus as our Savior. That’s it. Peace with God forever in Heaven. That’s God’s gift of love for you and me at Christmas. It is only through Him that you can have real peace. Human and earthly peace is a laudable goal for us to strive for, but because of our sin and pride that will always exist. No, the Prince of Peace came to pay for each and every one of our sins so we could have peace with God through faith in Him. In the babe of Bethlehem, God was doing something about sin. He was breaking into this fallen world to make good on a promise He made to our first parents, to send a Savior. And on that silent night in a stable in Bethlehem, while the cattle were lowing, He made good on that promise. I pray that this divine gift of eternal peace with God, which is freely given with no strings attached will be yours through faith in Christ not only this Christmas, but unto everlasting life. Amen.

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Previous piano owner praised Cameron Orr Since publishing last week’s article about an old piano which found its way to the Kitimat General Hospital, the former owners have been revealed, and they couldn’t be happier the instrument has been given a good home. According to reader Ralph Lopes, brother-inlaw to piano owners Jason Pacheco and wife Deborah, the couple were running out of room for the piano and used the Kitimat Furniture Swap as a chance to pass it along, rather than

having the thing trashed. Ralph said he and his wife Melissa wanted to pass along a note that they’re very proud of their offer, and that it was a great gesture. Ralph added that family back home in Brazil would be very proud of them. As reported in last week’s article, which was submitted by the Kitimat Hospital Foundation, the piano was determined to be a 1914 Columbus Piano Co. model, called a “Boudoir Piano” due to its smaller size.

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RTA in comment period for terminal expansion He said there are a number of Rio Tinto Alcan is gathering questions the company will answer community input ahead of an official filing with the environmental “Tonight is kind through the environmental process, relating to health, environment and soassessment office for a permit to alof a kick-off low them to expand Terminal A. cial impacts. session for our RTA and LNG Canada have an “Every time you work in a marine British Columbia environment there are always different agreement that LNG Canada will environmental challenges,” he said. get use of Terminal B for their own operations, which leaves the alu- assessment office The timeline for the project anminum producer in need to expand ticipates the company having a permit process.” their Terminal A. decision sometime in 2015, which will RTA’s Manager of external reput them to work right away. RTA will keep using Eurocan’s lations Kevin Dobbin said there will be more community consultations ahead of former wharf until the project is done and can any potential permit to allow the expansion from fully be handed over to LNG Canada. Right now the public comment period is for the B.C. environmental assessment office. “Tonight is kind of a kick-off session for our putting together an Application Information ReBritish Columbia environmental assessment of- quirements, which is a document which basically fice process for what we call the Terminal A ex- sets out the questions the company will have to answer in the primary application. tension project,” said Dobbin December 9. The comment period for that document ends “We’ve entered in to a commercial option agreement with LNG Canada which is for them January 8. People can use the Internet to comment on to secure access to the former Eurocan wharf... to do that we have to have a terminal extension to the proposal by going to www.eao.goc.bc.ca/pcp/ index.html. our facility.”

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Nisga’a Continued from page 4 Gosnell recounted the 1887 paddling trip down the B.C. coast from the Nass Valley to Victoria to present the Nisga’a territorial claim, where the tribal leaders were turned away on the steps of the legislature by Premier William Smithe. It would take until 1910 for Prime Minister Wilfrid Laurier to promise a settlement, and until 1949 for Nisga’a Chief Frank Calder to be elected to the B.C. legislature. In 2000, when the treaty received royal assent in Ottawa, Gosnell took part in a ceremonial burning of the Indian Act and got to work on implementing self-government. And on Nov. 27, 2014, B.C. Liberal, NDP and independent MLAs voted unanimously to open the way to an industrial future for the Nisga’a. “That’s what being alive means to me today,” Gosnell said. “You’ve got to have big dreams. Maybe all those dreams won’t come true, but at least you have the ability to dream big. And boy, are we ever dreaming big.”

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The LNG Canada Kitimat Information Centre will be closed for the holiday season beginning December 24 and will reopen on January 5, 2015.

Season’s Greetings from Kitimat LNG Our Community Ofﬁce will be closed for the winter holidays from December 15 – January 5. On behalf of all of us at Kitimat LNG, we wish you a safe and happy holiday season, and look forward to seeing you in the New Year.

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FN ink GasLink deal Alicia Bridges The Wet’suwet’en First Nation has signed a benefits agreement with the province for the proposed Coastal Gaslink (LNG) pipeline project. Gaslink is the proposed pipeline which would service the LNG Canada project. Under the agreement, the Wet’suwet’en First Nation will receive approximately $2.8 million from the province at three different stages in the CGL project: $464,000 upon signing the agreement, $1.16 million when pipeline construction begins, and $1.16 million when the pipeline is in service. The B.C. government says the Wet’suwet’en First Nation will also receive a yet-to-be-determined share of $10 million a year in ongoing benefits per pipeline. The ongoing benefits will be available to First Nations along the natural gas pipeline routes. The B.C. government said it anticipates signing similar agreements with other First Nations in the near future. Chief Karen Ogen said pipeline benefits agreements were just one vehicle driving Wet’suwet’en participation in LNG development. “While these agreements ensure First Nation communities share in the economic benefits of LNG, we are working collaboratively with the province and other First Nations to ensure environmental priorities are addressed as well,” Ogen said.

Minister of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation John Rustad said First Nation communities had been left out of economic growth in B.C.

for too long. “It’s exciting to be able to partner with First Nations like the Wet’suwet’en so they can share in the benefits of a new LNG ex-

port industry - stronger economies, good-paying jobs and collectively working to establish environmental legacies made possible by LNG development.”

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Skiers and snowboarders were perhaps disappointed – but not surprised – to learn that Shames Mountain did not open this past weekend. Opening day at the hill was scheduled for this Saturday, Dec. 13, but heavy rains washed away much of the small snow base that had built up over the last several weeks. “I’m sad to have to announce that our snow dances have failed,” wrote Shames general manager Christian Theberge. “We will unfortunately not be able to open this weekend. We have lost a lot of the little base we had with this passed storm.”

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Kitimat plebiscite inspires stage play Cameron Orr When Kitimat voted in April in a plebiscite which would set the course for the District of Kitimat on the Northern Gateway proposal, certainly not many thought that the community’s experience would be acted out on stage at a college at the outskirts of Los Angeles. Yet here we are, and the play “Kitimat” has just finished its early stage readings, ahead of final performances in April. The college’s website describes the play this way: Three generations of an Azorean Portuguese family must decide on their future when they are asked to vote ‘yes’ or ‘no’ on a proposed pipeline project. The playwright is Elaine Avila, who lives in the Lower Mainland and has spent a lot of time in Kitimat, both in researching her play and for her past work. She came through Kitimat in the

1990s with Theatre BC, thought ‘oh, I think I’m coaching plays from Prince actually researching this “I went to Rupert to Williams Lake. play.’” the Luso She was interviewed at She got the university hall and I that time by a news crew to commission a trip up and through that learned volunteered to to Kitimat for her and she Kitimat, at least at a time, spent time learning people’s had 40 per cent or so people cook with the stories. Portuguese from Portugal. “I went to the Luso hall Her own grandfather is and I volunteered to cook ladies.” from the Azores, so the stawith the Portuguese ladies... so all of these residents tistic got her attention. “So ever since I’ve been interested in would stop by while we were cooking and tell me stories, because they knew I Kitimat,” she said. Later she got an assignment through was writing this play.” She also spent time in the outdoors the Vancouver Observer to write about a northern town — Kitimat — and while with the Kitimat naturalists and took on compiling her information for that she the task on understanding why people came to Kitimat and how new generaheard from a university in California. “While I was writing this ar- tions of Kitimatians were affected by ticle this university in Los Angeles Kitimat being in a sharp decline in 2007, called to commission me to write an and now in a sharp incline with new inenvironmental play,” she said. “And I dustry development.

Elaine Avila with Janet Hayatshahi of Pomona College during a trip through Kitimat in research for the “Kitimat” play. Robin Rowland for Pomona College

‘Kissing Frogs’ is Kitimatian’s first book Alisha Sevigny was born and raised Kitimat. She worked her way through the local school system before setting off for grand adventures. After sharpening her teeth in the literary agent-trade, she’s taken her experience and her love of arts and created a young adult novel which just recently hit shelves. The now Torontobased Sevingy — who has plenty of family left in Kitimat — will be returning to her hometown as part of a northwest B.C. book tour. She’ll be making a stop at the Kitimat Public Library Decem-

Alisha Sevigny is from Kitimat and has written her first novel. Publicity photo ber 19, and will do a reading and signing as well at 1 p.m. at the library on December 22. Her book is called Kissing Frogs, and is

a tale of a ‘reformed’ nerd who has reinvented her image, and then finds herself forced to join her conservation club in Panama after

learning she’s failing biology. That sets the stage for drama and romance, to the backdrop of rescuing endangered frogs. Sevigny says the story, from the angle of endangered frogs, has a non-fiction element, as frogs are facing mass die-off due to habitat loss and epidemics. She looks back on her educational foundations in Kitimat as keys to her success today. She said teachers Mr. Drivenside and Mr. Durrant were very influential in her early writing. She also had an interest in acting, but

the written word spoke more loudly, and she spent time as a literary agent which also helped her get through the publishing process and landed her with Canadian publisher Fierce Ink Press. (Her book is published separately by Canadian and American publishers.) “As an agent I spent a lot of time working on other people’s manuscripts and I just wanted to do that for myself. I feel like it was always a goal, I always wanted to write,” she said. The benefit of her professional background meant she didn’t get discouraged during the publishing K

process, which can be long and arduous, she said. Even though she’s gone with a traditional publisher, she said authors should not be afraid of the self-pub-

lishing route. “I would recommend that as a viable option for anyone who’s interested in publishing a book that can’t go the traditional route.”

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No escort fees have been collected Warm up with Frozen Cameron Orr When the District of Kitimat pressed ahead to formalize rules regarding issuing business licences to escort services, it was in response to an informal inquiry to staff from a potential business. A fee structure and rules have since been put in to place, but deputy Chief Administrative Officer Warren Waycheshen says so far the District has not collected any fees associated with escort services since they were established last year. The fee for being an escort or running an escort agency is $2,000, plus $250 for each escort employed. There are other rules as well, such as a requirement to give the licence inspector and the RCMP a record of every request to provide or

furnish an escort, to operate in a health consious and safe manner and to not provide escort services between 4 a.m. and 5 p.m. Waycheshen says that there are challenges in tracking escorts who may come in to town for short durations. “We knew it would be difficult to keep up with or locate persons coming into town for short periods ... as it wouldn’t be easy to obtain the person’s name, a physical location, or where to send business licences or other correspondence,” he noted in e-mail, saying it would be the same for other kinds of businesses as well. He said collection of fees from short-term operations isn’t impossible but verifying information is the hard part.

Cameron Orr If you find yourself without something Elsa to do, for the first time in forever the Mount Elizabeth Middle Secondary School will be performing music from the Disney film Frozen. The event, being held on December 18 by donation, is a fundraiser for the band’s trip to Vancouver in February. Dave Durrant will narrate the story along with projected images of the book on the walls of the theatre. Robert Capazutto will perform “Reindeer are Better than People,” and the trio of Eugene Chang, Jamie Marcial and Trevor Harness will perform “Let it Go”. Kitimat Dance will also be on stage with choreographed versions of some songs. If you had plans that night, you might want to let it go for an evening of live music.

Diesel drivers not having a gas with high prices

diesel and gasoline are two very difJeff Nagel ferent commodities that don’t move Pity the poor diesel truck owner. “They each have together in lockstep. While regular gasoline prices “They each have their own suphave dropped significantly with the their own supply plunging price of oil, the pump price ply and demand fundamentals and and demand for diesel has remained stubbornly they can move in different direcfundamentals high. and they move tions,” he said. Gas prices have fallen across Unlike gasoline, which jumps in in different B.C. In Kitimat it’s dipped to 114.9 a price towards summer as more drivdirections.” litre by press time, while according ers hit the road, diesel tends to rise in to bcgasprices.com, regular gas fell the winter. below $1 a litre at a Costco station in The reason, Parent said, is that Prince George this week. diesel is virtually identical to heating One of the best deals on diesel was $119.9 oil, which is in high demand to heat homes in the at the No Frills station in Port Alberni, with die- winter. “In the winter season when it gets colder, sel prices as high as $145.9 at Kitimat’s Esso and demand for heating oil spikes and that causes a Shell stations. Historically it’s true that diesel has been low- demand pull on both heating oil prices and diesel prices.” er in price than gasoline. The drop in crude oil prices has put downBut early 2009 – when diesel was 85 cents a litre and gas was nearly $1 – is the last time diesel ward pressure on diesel, he said, but that has been drivers enjoyed big savings. largely offset by the increase in winter demand – The price gap closed and since 2012 diesel much to the irritation of diesel users. has cost a few cents a litre more than gas most “The guys who use diesel are all wondering of the time, according to statistics maintained by why they’re not seeing the same benefit as everypetroleum industry analysts MJ Ervin and Associ- one else.” ates. Whittall, a West Kelowna retiree who bought For the last three years, diesel has been stuck his diesel pickup for the fuel savings, said he has between $1.30 and $1.50 in Vancouver, costing a difficulty believing Parent’s explanation. He said few cents more than regular gas for most of that diesel prices never seem to budge, no matter if it’s summer, winter or crude oil prices are collapsing. time. “I bet you it hasn’t moved a penny up here,” Jason Parent, vice-president of consulting at MJ Ervin, says the reason for the disparity is he said.

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Shelda Anne (Shelly) Fleet Shelly passed away peacefully on December 6 at Kitimat General Hospital after a long illness which she met with courage and grace. Her family extends heartfelt thanks to all staff at KGH for the compassionate and expert care provided throughout her illness and particularly during her final weeks. Shelly is survived by her husband Raymond; sons Steven of Kitimat and Gregory of Kelowna; sister Peggy Monro of Vancouver; brother James Monro of Vancouver; and many nieces and nephews in both Canada and the U.K. As a long-time resident of Kitimat, Shelly volunteered her skills and enthusiasm to many community organizations. She held a particular passion for curling and golf. Shelly will be missed for her beautiful smile and delightful sense of humour by all who knew her.

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Boxer bags bragging rights It was a rock’em sock’em night in Kitimat when the Kitimat Boxing Club hosted out of town clubs in a tournament. The tournament was fought for the bragging rights of boxers, two of whom work for Rio Tinto Alcan’s Kitimat Modernization Project, and set the foundation for the tournament’s name: KMP Bragging Rights Boxing Tournament. The headlining event was between Alex Pinkerton and Nathan Furtado. Pinkerton, an import from Vancouver and weighing in at 195 lbs, put up a valiant effort leading to a split decision by judges, but the

bout ultimately went to Furtado, weighing 212 lbs. Boxing coach Bill Franklin said it was Kitimat’s night even though every competitive bout ended in a split decision, but that just shows the fairness of the judging, in contrast to at-times when clubs get home ring advantage. Kitimat’s Stephan Reid, 179 lbs, would win the following match. Well, to be fair, Reid actually hails from New Zealand where he has spent time as a karate champion. That background certainly was put to his advantage, facing Shaun Vanvuskirk, 178 lbs, from the Bridge

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Richard Boone (blue) dodges a strike from Alain Gagnon in an exhibition round at the Kitimat Boxing Club’s tournament. (Mission) Boxing Club. Dan Fredrickson, 188 lbs rounded out the night with a win, against Mission’s Nico Rizzi, 190 lbs.

Three earlier bouts in the evening were exhibitions, beginning with Hazelton’s Tera Brooks and Mayenda Jones, who braved harsh road conditions

to make it to the event. Arius Woytowich and Braydon O’Brien, and Richard Boone and Alain Gagnon, also fought in exhibition bouts.

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Environmental Assessment: Submit your comments before December 22 LNG Canada submitted its Application for an Environmental Assessment Certificate to the B.C. Environmental Assessment Office. The Application Review phase of the environmental assessment is now underway, and includes a 45-day public comment period hosted by the B.C. EAO to seek comments on the application. The public comment period closes on December 22, 2014 at midnight and we encourage you to submit your comments on our application to the B.C. EAO. There are a number of ways you can learn more and provide your comments: ACTIVITY

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View the complete application and provide your comment online at: eao.gov.bc.ca Copies can also be found at the District of Kitimat, Kitimat Public Library, LNG Canada Community Information Centre in Kitimat and Prince Rupert, City of Terrace City Hall and the Terrace Public Library. Comments must be submitted to the B.C. EAO by December 22 at midnight

About the Project LNG Canada, a joint venture between Shell Canada Ltd., Korea Gas Corporation (KOGAS), Mitsubishi Corporation and PetroChina Company, is proposing to build an LNG export terminal in Kitimat. LNG Canada’s vision is to work collaboratively with the local community, First Nations and stakeholders, to deliver a project that is safe, reliable and reflective of community interests.

For more information about the project, please visit lngcanada.ca, call us toll free at 1-855-248-3631 or email us at info@lngcanada.ca

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