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Highway 19A improvements get city staff backing And the winner is… The Highway 19A improvement project. An upgrade to the Island Highway between Rockland Road and Big Rock Boat Ramp has been selected by city staff as the best project to put forward for senior government grant funding. It was chosen from a short list of three other capital projects – a dewatering/organics composting facility at the Norm Wood Environmental Centre, Highway 19 reservoirs, and replacement of the downtown fire hall. While it has been chosen by city staff as the project to pursue, the funding isn’t guaranteed. The initiative will be one of hundreds put forward by B.C. communities with populations of less than 100,000. All will be vying for funding under the Build Canada Program which provides up to two-thirds of project funding to local governments, split between both the provincial and federal governments. Drew Hadfield, the city’s transportation manager, said city staff met with council at a lunch and learn session on January 27 to discuss what options were available and which projects would have the best

chance at being successful in garnering funding. “The section of Highway 19A (Rockland to Big Rock Boat Ramp) as the capital project for submission under the 2015 Build Canada Fund program is an important decision for the city as the outcome will have a significant impact on the city’s financial state,” Hadfield wrote in a report to council. “Given the relatively small level of funding available for the overall program, compounded with the limitation of only one application per intake cycle, considerable care is required to ensure the selected project is well aligned with the program’s funding criteria.” The Highway 19A upgrade project would improve the section of highway between Rockland Road and Big Rock Boat Ramp – including improvements to the boat ramp itself – and would continue the improvements made along the highway between Hilchey Road and Rockland nearly five years ago. The other projects to make the city’s short list for the Build Canada Fund are a $3.29 million regional dewatering and organic compost facility to divert organics and biosolids into reusable organic compost, as well as an $8.6 million reservoir expansion to increase water supply to the city and enhance fire protecContinued on Pg. 3

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Continued warm temperatures and rain have finally got the best of Mount Washington Alpine Resort. The Pineapple Express, a surge of moisture direct from the Hawaiian Islands not only brought rain, but warm temperatures and rising freezing levels. The resort staff all worked hard to stay open but the third express in the past four weeks has finally taken its toll. As of Monday, the resort has put its winter 2014/15 operations on hold until further notice. “We have every belief and hope that we will reopen sometime soon,” says Don Sharpe, Director of Business Operations and Marketing. “But we’re now at the point where there’s simply no snow left to farm or move around.”

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Campbell River-made boats making a splash New technology out of New Zealand is propelling a local boat builder into new markets. Last week saw the launch of two boats built by Daigle Marine with water jet technology. Representatives from the Campbell River and Vancouver boating scene as well as Rod McDonald from the New Zealand Consulate came out to christen the two new boats on Feb. 15. The Eaglecraft boats, that were custom built for a company out of Vancouver, are making

a splash here in Canada as well as in New Zealand, as these Campbell River-made boats were specially built to take advantage of waterjets. “Essentially waterjets make a large, wellbuilt boat perform like a sports car.” says Chris Choich representative for the New Zealand company HamiltonJet in Canada. “Eaglecraft is a premiere boat builder in Canada, it was a natural fit for us to work together.” This sentiment was echoed by Drew Hem-

mingson, Operations Manager for Tymac Launch Services out of Vancouver – the company that commissioned the boats, “If you’re going to get a boat built on the West Coast you go to Daigle Marine. Today’s launch is a great day for us. “These are some of the best preforming boats we’ve ever commissioned.” Daigle Marine is an example of one of many companies throughout Campbell River with a reputation and success

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The existence of the city’s 32-year exchange program with its Japanese sister city, Ishikari, is being threatened due to a lack of funding. Mayor Andy Adams, and past president of the Campbell River Twinning Society, said that since the province cut out all gaming funds to the society, it’s been a struggle. “If future funding cannot be developed, such as provincial gaming funds, then the future of the Twinning Society and all of its programs will be in jeopardy as other community funding is directly tied to an organization’s ability to

Alarm alerts homeowner Just before 6 p.m. on Feb. 8, fire crews responded to a reported house fire in the 2700 block of Bradford Rd. “When crews arrived they found the occupants

acquire supplementary funding,” Adams wrote in the society’s 2014 annual report. “Our events, membership and possible future sales of items from the cultural fair and our website will not be able to offset these requirements.” Since the sister city bond was first established in 1983, more than 850 people have crossed the Pacific as part of the Campbell River/Ishikari exchange program. Each year, high school students from both cities participate in a yearlong exchange and in the spring, the Young Ambassador Program gives students in both elementary and middle school the opportunity to visit Ishikari during a

10-day exchange. A torii gate (gifted by Ishikari delegates) in Campbell River’s sequoia park and a totem pole, given by Campbell River, outside Ishikari’s city hall are symbolic of the cities’ relationship. But society president David Armitage said that if the society can’t come up with stable funding, that bond could be threatened. “If the Campbell River Twinning Society is not able to secure sustaining operational funding, the executive will have no choice but to make the recommendation in 2015 to dissolve the society and turn the management and operations of the sister city relations over to the city,” Armitage wrote in a letter to

evacuating the home and a fire in one bedroom on the second floor,” says Deputy Fire Chief Chris Vrabel. “A very quick response by fire crews that evening extinguished the fire before the smoke and flames had

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he Campbell River Art Gallery is excited to announce that local band Off To Sea will be performing at a public reception for two new exhibitions Thursday, Feb. 12. The event is set to take place from 7 to 9 p.m. for the unveiling of two new exhibitions at the Gallery and a chance to view art created by Timberline Secondary students. Off to Sea, which has some Timberline Secondary students as members, will bring their alternative rock sound to the opening! Off To Sea features John Hutchins, Jacob Hutchins, Ayden Garlinski-Gonsky and Jesse Dean. Their influences range from Young the

Off to Sea will be the featured musical entertainment at a reception tomorrow for two new exhibitions at the Campbell River Art Gallery.

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City staff are recommending that council not replace the sani-station decommissioned by the city two years ago. Jennifer Peters, the city’s utilities manager, said developing a cityowned sani-station would be a costly undertaking for little purpose. “The city’s sani-station has been closed since fall 2013 and the community has adapted to using the other sani-stations in the area,” Peters said. “Since this time, staff have identified that there is not an apparent need for this service to be provided by the city.” Council has budgeted $70,000 to construct a new sani-station sometime this year, and $115,000 for land acquisition and site design. However, Peters said the city would likely be looking at having to shell out between $200,000 and $400,000 for a lot large enough to accommodate a proper sani-station. “A new site for a city operated sani-station would require doublesided access, be relatively easy to find and accessible to visitors/tourists, conveniently located relative to the camping areas and must be in a location which provides adequate space to allow queuing of RV’s without impacting traffic and access to adjacent properties,” Peters said. City staff have already ruled out locating such a facility in any residential area, or commercial area, based on experience with the former 17th Avenue

sani-station which generated concerns over odour and traffic. Peters said either an industrial or a lower density commercial area would be preferable. Staff have looked at three sites in particular: the Campbell River Airport, Norm Wood Environmental Centre, and at 2080 Pengelley Road. But there were issues with all three properties. Peters said that at the airport, a sani-station would not conform to

area’s land use plans and be too out of the way for users. Access concerns were also a problem at Norm Wood Environmental Centre, as well as site security issues, while the city-owned property at Pengelley Road would take away potential revenue for the city from a surplus land sale. The property is currently listed for sale and is appraised at $340,000. The city’s former sanistation on 17th Avenue

was decommissioned in 2013 after residents made a stink about the foul odours emanating from the facility. Resident Christine O’Connor wrote five letters over the course of six years asking council for help. “I still can’t have a barbecue on my porch without the putrid smell of fecal matter rolling through the hot summer air,” O’Connor wrote in 2013. “Every Sunday during the summer the

to decommission the sani-station which Peters said has not been sorely missed. “Through this process, staff had raised the question about the necessity for the establishment of this type of facility,” Peters said. “Aside from a few inquiries after the 17th Avenue site was initially decommissioned in the fall of 2013, staff have received few comments

from the community regarding the desire to have a city-owned sanistation. Informally, staff has heard from RVers that the other sani-stations within the community appear to be satisfying the needs of the camping community.” Council was expected to receive city staff ’s recommendation at its Tuesday meeting, after the Mirror went to press.

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The Strathcona Regional District is supporting a resolution made by Campbell River council to have coastal communities petition the province to re-fund the Island Economic Trust (ICET). Directors supported the motion, brought forward by Coun. Charlie Cornfield, which will go before the Association of Vancouver Island Coastal Communities (AVICC) convention in Courtenay this April. The motion asks AVICC to petition the provincial government to renew ICET by providing up to $50 million. Cornfield said that the $50 million that the province gave ICET in 2006 when it was first established, is nearly gone. In his resolution, Cornfield notes that the funding has been instrumental in helping communities up and down the Island with economic growth-generating projects. “The $50 million fund has been the key factor in enabling ICET to leverage significant levels of other government, non-government and private sector funding, resulting in important gains for the people, businesses and communities in the AVICC,” reads the resolution. ICET has contributed funding to communities on central and northern Vancouver Island as well as on the Sunshine Coast. Projects within the Strathcona Regional District that have received ICET funding include in Campbell River (airport extension project, downtown revitalization, and Elk Falls Suspension Bridge), in Sayward (Kelsey Bay harbour study), and the Salmon Brewster Equine trail and campsite. In 2013, ICET also committed to partner with the Strathcona Regional District in developing a regional tourism strategy. ICET will provide half of the total project cost of $37,048. In total, ICET has provided $47.6 million for more than 125 economic infrastructure and development projects in coastal communities and generated more than $268 million in additional investment to the region. ICET also says it has created more than 2,500 construction jobs and 2,200 long-term jobs and generated $10.4 million in annual provincial government revenue. ICET has a board of directors and two regional advisory committees that include more than 50 local government officials, including all mayors and regional district chairs. It has a staff of just two people.

The presence of radiation in West Coast waters from the 2011 Fukushima nuclear reactor release is expected to peak in 2015-16, yet remain far below a level that poses health risks to humans or animals. A paper published by Fisheries and Oceans Canada scientist Dr. John Smith in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in December, 2014, details the arrival and concentration of radioactive isotopes Cs-134 and Cs-137

from Fukushima Daichi-1 in the North Pacific Ocean. The reactor was damaged in the magnitude 9.0 earthquake and resulting tsunami that struck off the coast of Japan in March, 2011. That resulted in the release of a radioactive plume from Fukushima Daichi-1 into the atmosphere and water of the North Pacific Ocean. In the first three years following the incident, levels of Cesium 137 have risen to two becquerels per cubic metre of water from normal background readings of one becquerel per cubic metre, Smith wrote.

Those levels are projected to peak at approximately five becquerels in the coming year before gradually returning to background levels. To put that figure in perspective, DFO notes, Canada’s standard for Cesium-137 in drinking water is 10,000 becquerels per cubic metre. Following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, DFO established an ocean monitoring program to validate ocean circulation models and trace the arrival of Fukushima radioactivity. That system has grown to include 80 monitoring sta-

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Only one stretch of highway on Vancouver Island made the top 10 list of B.C.’s most dangerous, while the section of Highway 19 between Campbell River and Port Hardy ranks as second-

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This 2014 accident at Hwy. 19 and Jubilee Parkway did not result in fatalities, but there were four fatal accidents on the highway between Campbell River and Courtenay from 2004-13, according to statistics from ICBC.

On Vancouver Island, the second-worst stretch for fatalities is the long, mountainous run between Campbell River and Port Hardy, which had 23 fatal accidents in the decade. That was followed by the Duncan-Victoria stretch of Hwy. 1, which includes the infamous Malahat corridor. The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure

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River junction where Hwy. 19, Hwy. 19A and Hwy. 28 (to Gold River) converge. Another four fatal accidents were recorded on the Inland Hwy. 19 between Campbell River and Courtenay, ranking lowest among road stretches with recorded crashes. ICBC indicated the report in which the data was compiled is for

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Campbell River man wins BC Parks award Nom i n at i on s are in, votes have been counted and BC Parks has selected the top four volunteers for 2014, those who have contributed significantly to the province’s parks and protected areas system. The recipients, including Campbell River resident Ross Keller, were honoured at a BC Parks banquet Feb. 4.

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Rick Terrell Volunteer Legac y Award recipient Ross Keller from Campbell River dedicates time and effort to renewing interest in the Yorke Island Batter y and enhancing the Yorke Island Conservancy. The battery, found in the conservancy, was built during the Second World War to defend

against a potential Japanese invasion. Keller maintains a network of trails and updates the lists of historical artifacts and the photo inventory he began years ago. Visiting each remaining veteran who had served on the island and their families, Keller is collecting and documenting a wealth

of stories. Conducting tours of the island, Keller shares the history with the public. The Honorary Battery Commander of Yorke Island Battery, Keller organized an event to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the first military presence on the island, co-ordinating with many orga-

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Green Men help Storm ice Glacier Kings Josiah Friesen, one of those who recently returned from the injury list, had his best game of the season. The buzzsaw right winger opened the scoring, snapping home a wrist shot from the left face-off circle at 2:25 of the second period. He also set up Jordan Rauser’s goal late in the period to give the Storm an insurmountable 3-1 lead. “Freeze (Friesen) is such a big part of our team,” said Stone. “You won’t find many players anywhere that compete the way he does. He’s great on the penalty kill, great on the forecheck, he’s physical – I could honestly go on for ten minutes about how much he brings to our hockey club.” Colin Blake, Michael Olson, and Kobe Oishie also tallied for Campbell River, which outshot the visitors 25-16. Former Storm forward Grady McInnes was the only Glacier King to beat goaltender Riley Welyk, who won his six straight start for the Storm. The victory capped a perfect weekend for the Storm. They squeaked by the Saanich Braves 3-2 Friday night in Victoria with Gavin Rauser scoring the winning goal on a penalty shot. Gage Colpron notched a hat-trick, including his leagueleading 40th goal of the season, in a 6-2 triumph over the Oceanside Generals on Saturday. The Kelowna native, who recently celebrated his 20th birthday, says there are several reasons why he’s enjoying a breakout season. “You’ve got to come

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ready to play every night, and you’ve got to have good linemates,” says Colpron. “Me and Mo (Michael Olson) have been together most of the year so that’s helped a lot. Coach (Stone) thought I might get 30 this year but I just wanted to play my best every game.” Stone says it’s not just the number of goals Colpron has scored this year, but the importance of them. “When we’re having a tough night and really need a goal to get us going, it’s usually Gage that provides it – either he scores or sets one up.” The Storm is once again in top spot in the overall VIJHL standings

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The Strathcona Nordics hosted the Teck BC Midget Championships at Mount Washington last weekend. Twelve nordic clubs including 128 athletes, ages 9-13 from across B.C., made the pilgrimage to Vancouver Island to compete.

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Emmy Stapff (24) of the Strathcona Nordics races in the 2014 Teck BC Midget Championships hosted by Strathcona Nordics at Mount Washington last weekend.

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Carson Harris, left, of the Atom A Tyees digs for the puck against the Triport Eagles during a Saturday evening game during the Atom rep tournament hosted last weekend at Rod Brind’Amour Arena.

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