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Wildfire crews respond to eight new fires Despite milder weather over the weekend the Wildfire Management Branch urges the public to use caution when participating in recreational activities in the backcountry or using any open flame. Over the past week, Wildfire Management Branch crews have responded to eight new fires in the Cariboo Fire Centre, six of which were human-caused. These incidents serve as reminders to remain vigilant with any recreational activities or open fires, and to have plans in place to extinguish any fire that may occur or escape. The fire danger rating is currently “high” or “moderate” throughout the Cariboo Fire Centre, with some pockets rated “extreme”. Although this weekend’s weather forecast indicates cloudy skies, cooler temperatures and scattered showers, these conditions may not be sufficient to significantly lower the fire danger rating. Forest fuels require sustained precipitation to regain moisture and a return to warm and dry conditions could increase the wildfire risk rapidly. Before lighting a campfire, you must have a shovel or at least eight litres of water nearby to extinguish the fire. Ensure that your campfire is completely out and the ashes are cold to the touch before leaving the area for any length of time. Anyone riding an all-terrain vehicle or dirt bike should check the condition of the muffler, stay on dirt paths and avoid tall grasses and weeds. Homeowners are reminded to consult the Homeowner’s FireSmart Manual and take appropriate precautions before conducting any open burning. To view the manual, visit: http://bcwildfire.ca/FightingWildfire/ safety/pamphlets/FireSmart-BC4.pdf Category 3 open fires are currently prohibited in the Cariboo Fire Centre. For up-to-date information on burning restrictions or current wildfire activity, visit: www.bcwildfire.ca or call 1 888 3-FOREST. To report smoke, flames or an unattended open fire, call 1 800 663-5555 toll-free or dial *5555 on a cellphone.

Florence plants her tree Quesnel Volunteer Citizen of the Year Florence White plants the tree in honour of her selection while Coun. Ron Paull, chair of the Volunteer Citizen of the Year committee offers his horticultural advise. Florence seems to have the task well in hand though. Whitney Griffith photo

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Cariboo Regional Hospital District dissolved The Cariboo Chilcotin Regional Hospital District (CCRHD) received letters from the Assistant Deputy Minister, Finance and Corporate Services, Ministry of Health regarding an Order in Council to dissolve the Cariboo Regional Hospital District (CRHD). In 1996, the CCRHD was established to replace the CRHD. Now that the debt incurred by the CRHD has been retired, it will be disbanded.

Recruitment The CCRHD received information from Hilary Crowley, outlining the dire shortage of physiotherapists in BC, particularly in the north. The CCRHD will be writing a letter of support for more opportunities at medical schools in the province, which will be copied to all local governments and associations to seek support for a resolution which will be going forward to the Union of British Columbia Municipalities in September 2015.

New pathways Gord Rattray, and Brent Rutherford representing the New Pathways to Gold Society, provided an overview of the Society along with their current projects and prospects for the future. Since 2007 they have raised almost $4 million. Some of the projects include the rebuilding or construction of over 230 historic trails, support for Barkerville’s Theatre Royale and marketing of the Highway 97 corridor to establish the area as a tourism destination. New Pathways to Gold and the Gold Rush trail is available online goldrushtrail. ca.

Quesnelle Forks The Regional District Board of Directors approved the addition of Quesnelle Forks on the CRD’s Heritage Register. The CRD will notify

the Minister responsible for Heritage Conservation so that the property can be added to the provincial heritage registry.

Connectivity The Central Coast Regional District (CCRD), and the CRD will be working collaboratively to promote the need for cellular service along the Highway 20 corridor. The CRD will identify other areas of the Cariboo Chilcotin that currently do not have cell phone coverage and will report those areas to the Canadian Radio and Television Commission for consideration.

Atlantic Power Terry Shannon, Environmental Director of Atlantic Power, and Cam McAlpine, Renewal Project Communications Coordination, appeared before the Board on behalf of Atlantic Power Williams Lake (APWL), to provide information about development of APWL’s Renewal Project at the Williams Lake Power Plant. Atlantic Power is considering the inclusion of shredded rail ties in the fibre it consumes in order to supplement the diminishing local fibre supply and to make the commitments necessary to be able to enter into a contract extension with BC Hydro. Further information about the proposed project can be found online at atlanticpower.com/williams-lake. Atlantic Power will be hosting a public open house at the Cariboo Memorial Complex on June 17 at 5 – 8 p.m. to discuss this proposal with the community.

BC Air The Cariboo Regional District will be submitting an application to the new B.C. Air Access Program (BCAAP). Proposed projects for this intake must be ‘shovel ready’ to be completed this year and the deadline for

applications is June 22. The application will be for $26,250 to support the purchase and installation of an emergency generator as an alternate power source at the South Cariboo Regional Airport. The BCAAP program covers 75 per cent of the cost of approved Small Rehabilitation Projects, and is a component of the 10 year transportation plan, BC on the Move.

Fund The Cariboo Regional District authorized up to $13,600 of Community Works Funds energy efficiency upgrades at the Lone Butte Community Hall. The Lone Butte-Horse Lake Community Association will be installing new doors, lighting and ceiling fans at the Community Hall. The CRD Board also authorized up to $19,500 of Community Works Funding for the Miocene Community Club to install a new well system, energy efficient furnace and new windows at the Miocene Community Hall. The well at the Miocene Community Hall collapsed and a new well system will allow the community hall to provide safe water for users.

ting an application of up to $20,000 in grant funding. These funds will be used to develop and implement a reputation recovery marketing plan designed to portray a more positive image of the Cariboo following the Mount Polley Mine disaster. The third application to receive support of the CRD Board was from the Esk’etemc First Nation. The request is for $250,000 in grant funding under the Economic Diversification Infrastructure program. The funding will be used to purchase and install a biomass central heating system in the community of Alkali Lake. Once complete, the heating system will supply heat to 13 buildings in the

community, including a new school. The bioenergy system will be fueled by wood chips sourced from the Esk’etemc Community Forest.

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The Regional District Board received and endorsed a request for $2,000 from the Area D Economic Development service from the McLeese Lake Farmer’s Market Association. The Area D Economic Development Service was established to support economic development activities for the benefit of Area D residents. The funding request from the McLeese Lake Farmer’s Market Association is expected to assist with the launch.

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NDIT projects The Board of Directors agreed to support three funding applications to the Northern Development Initiative Trust (NDIT) Regional Development Funding program. The first project to receive support was a request from Mount Timothy Ski resort. If approved, a total of $30,000 will be used to develop a 900’ long, tow-lift serviced tube sledding facility at the ski hill. The project primarily involves land clearing and site preparation, engineering and installation of the lift system, and the purchase of tubes and other materials. The Cariboo Chilcotin Coast Tourism Association (CCCTA) will also be submit-

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The Salvation Army Thrift Store Fashion Show Friday night saw 20 models take the runway in thrifted clothing. Clockwise from top right: Lieutenant Stefan Van Schaick was master of ceremonies with the able assistance of his daughter Vanessa; Jenna Ah Yee, left and Moriah Regier show off summer wear; Vanessa Van Schaick is led down the runway by Moriah: Ruth Scoullar in her summer pastels; and Gord Dempster proves men can also dress well from the Thrift Store. “The Thrift Store Fashion Show and exclusive shopping event was a huge success. The event raised more than $800 for the Salvation Army’s community programs, which the Thrift Store proceeds always go to support,” Lieutenant Laura Van Schaick said. Karen Powell photos

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New learning centre features robotic patients

Gold Pan City chosen as one of four locations Setting the stage for enhanced and expanded space for medical students, the new Learning and Development Centre was officially opened last week. “The new Learning and Development Centre is another critical piece of infrastructure that will support the training of health care professionals in Northern B.C.,” Shirley Bond, MLA for Prince George-Valemount said during the grand opening in Prince George. “The expanded space and state of the art equipment will ensure that students trained here at UHNBC have everything they need to be successful in their programs and be well prepared to work here in the North.” The clinical simulation portion of the new centre features robotic patients that mimic health concerns of patients and allows students to develop hands-on but painfree skills in cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological and pharmacological areas of study. The Northern Health patient simulation program has four permanent locations across the North: Prince George, Quesnel, Fort St. John and Terrace. The simulation centre, along with the hospital’s library, was moved from the main hospital into the new Learning and Development Centre. The 1,365-square metre (14,693-square feet) centre provides additional space for students in the Northern Medical program and medical

residents pursuing specialty training. Currently, upwards of 1,000 students in a variety of health care disciplines – from doctors and nurses to lab and X-ray technicians –work out of UHNBC, the College of New Caledonia, and other northern postsecondary partners each year and all will be using different aspects of the new building. The centre provides a spacious learning environment for the students complimenting the services housed in the fifth floor of UHNBC. The services the new Learning and Development Centre will offer includes: a library; seminar rooms with a combined capacity of up to 140 people; a clinical simulation centre; video conferencing suites; and group study areas. The $10.5-million dollar Learning and Development Centre is funded by the Province of British Columbia. The project was completed by Western Industrial Contractors, based out of Prince George. “We want to ensure health care professionals in Northern Health have access to the latest information and they have the materials they need to help them in their health care practice,” said Cathy Ulrich, Northern Health chief executive officer and president. “Northern Health Library Services helps with information and knowledge management services with various health care disciplines,

and we’re very excited to have this included in the new Learning and Development Centre.” The new centre is a key health education partnership between Northern Health, the University of British Columbia (UBC) and UNBC. “The Learning and Development Centre will provide much-needed space to expand the delivery of our medical education program in the North and reinforces the university hospital’s important place in the faculty’s network of clinical academic campuses,” Dr. Gavin Stuart, dean of the UBC Faculty of Medicine and vice provost of Health said. “The resources of this new facility will help our students and residents develop critical thinking skills and medical knowledge within a high-tech learning environment.” “We’re proud of the health care education programs that are delivered by UNBC and in partnership with the UBC Faculty of Medicine,” Daniel Weeks, UNBC president said. “The Learning and Development Centre will help enhance the experience of these future health care professionals and be another benefit for northern learners.” It is expected that select UNBC and UBC Faculty of Medicine health care-related classes will be held at the Learning and Development Centre during the current summer semester, with expanded use in the fall.

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2014 ANNUAL REPORT The City’s Annual Report is now available on our website or for pickup at City Hall. The report will be discussed at the June 22 Council meeting which starts at 7:00 p.m., with time available for members of the public to ask any questions of City Council.

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL HEALY ST WETLANDS PLANTING

The City of Quesnel is requesting proposals to source, plant, establish and monitor submergent, emergent, and riparian vegetation for the Compensation Wetland constructed as part of the West Quesnel Land Stability Project. This Request for Proposals (RFP) is an open invitation to qualified Proponents to submit proposals to complete the work as described and to the terms stated in this RFP. RFP documents are available on the City website (www.quesnel.ca/Jobs.html) and on the Merx website (www.merx.com). All qualified submissions received in response to this RFP will be evaluated. The Proponent judged to have the “Best Overall Proposal” will be selected as the “Preferred Proponent’. The Preferred Proponent will be invited to enter into a CCDC14 Design-Build Stipulated Price Contractual agreement with the City of Quesnel to complete the work outlined in the Owner’s Statement of Requirements, or as otherwise amended to suit the Owner’s budget. Proposals will be received by the City at the City Hall Front Desk no later than 2:00 p.m. (P.D.T.) on July 13, 2015. Each Proposal package will be clearly marked on the outside: West Quesnel Land Stability Project- Compensation Wetland Planting Proponent’s name and address. Addressed to: City of Quesnel 410 Kinchant Street Quesnel, B.C. V2J 7 J5 Attention: Mr. Ken Coombs, Director of Public Works and Engineering CONFIDENTIAL - DO NOT OPEN It is the Proponent’s sole responsibility to see that its Proposal is received on time. Late submissions will be returned unopened.

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Thank you for your input in March regarding our City’s parks. The Parks Plan recommendations are ready for public review and we would like your feedback. An open house to review the recommendations will be held at City Hall in the Council Chambers on Tuesday, June 23, 2015 from 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. to obtain input on the recommendations being considered for the plan. This will be an open format so please feel free to attend at a time convenient for you. The recommendations will be available on the City’s website on June 19, 2015 at http://www.quesnel.ca/ourquesnel.html if you wish to review prior to the open house. A survey to gather input on these recommendations will be released along with the recommendations. For more information on the planning process or the results of the survey completed in March please see http://www.quesnel.ca/ourquesnel.html. City Hall - 410 Kinchant Street, Quesnel, BC, V2J 7J5 T - 250-992-2111 W - www.quesnel.ca Hours of operation are from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday (except Statutory Holidays)

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Right to pot cookies upheld by high court JEFF NAGEL Black Press Medical marijuana patients have a right to possess and use cannabis in the form of cookies and products other than dried bud, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled Thursday. The unanimous decision is a major victory for cannabis crusaders who argued they should not be forced only to smoke or vaporize the drug when edible or topical products are safer and provide benefits such as delayed delivery. “Inhaling marihuana can present health risks and is less effective for some conditions than administration of cannabis derivatives,” the country’s high court ruled. It found the federal drug law exemption allowing medical pot patients access only to dried marijuana violated their constitutional right to life, liberty and security of the person. Approved patients who illegally baked cookies, brewed pot tea or turned it into oil had faced the threat of criminal prosecution, but not any longer. “This denial is not trivial,” the court ruled. “It subjects the person to the risk of cancer and bronchial infections associated with smoking dry marihuana, and precludes the possibility of choosing a more effective treatment.” The ruling upholds the decision by B.C. courts that dismissed drug trafficking charges against Owen Smith, a Victoria man caught baking pot cookies for a local compassion club. “It’s a great decision from the point of view Thursday’s Supreme Court of Canada decision expanding medical marijuana acof all medically approved patients,” said Abcess to edible products may also influence another pending court challenge by botsford lawyer John Conroy, one of the lawpatients who want to be allowed to continue growing their own pot rather than buy yers who defended Smith before the Supreme only from new commercial producers. Black Press file photo Court. He said the government’s dried-only restriction was unreasonable. “It forced people to choose between a legal but inadequate treatment and an illegal but more effective one.” Conroy is optimistic the Supreme Court’s ruling will also guide another pending case in which medical marijuana patients have argued before a Federal Court judge that they should FRIDAY 12:45PM & 6:45 PM • SATURDAY 1:45PM be allowed to continue growing their own SUNDAY 1:45PM • MONDAY 12:45PM pot at home, instead of buying only from new commercial producers authorized by Ottawa. ENTERTAINMENT ALL WEEKEND LONG In that case as well, Conroy and co-counsel on the Kirk Tousaw argued similar constitutional Canadian Tire Concert Stage in the Let ‘ R Buck Saloon rights are in play – that medical marijuana usKen McCoy, Rob Rowan & Savage West and Clancy Wright ers are deprived reasonable access if they can’t afford to buy from commercial producers and that they then risk jail if they grow it themselves or buy on the black market. C.P.R.A. Professional Rodeo That trial took place this spring and the judge has reserved decision. • Mountain Horse Race Conroy predicts Thursday’s ruling will also • Ranch Challenge allow commercial producers to start offering • Wild Cowgirls Race cannabis edibles and topicals, rather than just • Global FMX Professional dried pot. Freestyle Motocross The Supreme Court did not give the federal • Trade Show government time to pass new regulations and • Family Entertainment instead issued an immediate order that the old restriction was no longer in force. Daybreak Rotary’s It’s not yet clear how Ottawa will respond, Stampede Parade but it could regulate pot derivatives through a Club of Williams Lake Daybreak Saturday, June 27th 10am different mechanism. “Be a Gift to the World - A Tribute to Volunteers” Federal Health Minister Rona Ambrose told www.stampedeparade.com reporters marijuana is not an approved medicine and criticized the ruling for contributing Full Service Campground to the normalization of marijuana use. “I’m outraged by the message that judges are on Stampede Grounds sending that they think that they can approve Call 250-398-6718 for Reservations a drug into a medicine without clear medical scientific evidence and without safety reviews,” Ambrose said. She cited 36 cases of people being hospitalwww.williamslakestampede.com Come for the experience... ized after becoming ill from ingesting mariStay the weekend! Stampede Office located at the back of the Grandstand juana edibles at Vancouver’s recent 4/20 pot celebration. For ticket sales and information call 250-392-6585 or Worldwide Toll Free

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Active seniors in Quesnel Last week marked Seniors’ Week in British Columbia, a week to celebrate the many contributions seniors make and the integral part seniors play in communities across the Province. The engagement and dedication of seniors in Quesnel is visible and ensures our community is successful. The numerous seniors in Quesnel and the Cariboo that keenly give back to make a difference in the lives of others is admirable. The volunteer work and desire to continue to contribute after retirement brings the much needed skills and support needed for nonprofits in our community. The Quesnel Lions Club is one of the many organizations who not only has a dedicated senior participation in the non-profit but remains dedicated to supporting seniors through the development of a non-profit apartment building in North Quesnel. The site is at the corner of Reid Street and McNaughton and will be built on land that the Quesnel Lions Club purchased for this project. Recently BC Housing has come to the table again to support this project by providing $53,500 towards the retention of a development consultant to work on a business case and complete a detailed scope of work for the development of the site in addition to a number of other geotechnical and environmental surveys. This is a significant step forward for the Lions Club and for our community and I wish to congratulate the Lions Club team on their successes to date. Anyone can help with the Lions Club project as they are in fundraising mode and looking to raise funds for the building of the complex. They have raised over $24,000 on their ‘buy-a-brick’ campaign that you can learn more about by visiting them on Facebook (@lionshousing) or on their website at www. qlionshousing.ca Another admirable seniors focused service in Quesnel is the Better at Home program that provides nonmedical support to help seniors remain independent in their homes for as long as possible. There is always a need for volunteers to support this program and if you have an hour or more a month to spare to help out I’m sure manager, Brenda Gardiner, would love to hear from you. The office for Better at Home is located on Reid Street or call 250.992.9156 for information on volunteering or for support as a senior. Ten thousand dollars was recently provided to our local Better at Home program from the Province of BC to support ongoing costs for the program including house cleaning, transportation costs, and day-today home tasks ensuring that seniors can continue to live in their homes and remain connected to the community. Seniors looking for information on services across the Province can stop by my office located 644A Front Street for a copy of the free BC Seniors’ Guide. Copies are also available at the Voice of Seniors meeting that happens the third Thursday of every month at the Legion at 2 pm. I wish to close by noting that Minister Todd Stone, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, will be in Quesnel next week. The Quesnel Chamber of Commerce will be hosting a lunch that Minister Stone will be speaking at on June 24 from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. Tickets are available at the Quesnel Visitor Centre.

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A sample of the night houses that residents build. The name comes from the sense that once all the materials are collected/scavenged the house then goes up overnight – often later added too and they all have some kind of satellite dish and air conditioner which means they are getting power from somewhere. This photo is near Kusadasi but I have seen these houses on the hills of Izmir and on the outskirts of Ankara.

Hello Again Of all my new assignments for the current term, the Policy and Bylaw Review Committee has captured my focus and required me to think about issues that I didn’t spend a lot of time on before.

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To flow or not to flow – Turkish electricity

I have the good fortune to know some Turks who love to travel and share their culture. Each trip has afforded new sights and delightful cultural differences. Snippets from Turkey are just a few of my observations from this amazing historical world that tries to blend modernity with tradition. common and frequent headache for Turkish people is the often interrupted flow of electricity. Most recurrent are the brownouts that can happen multiple times a day in some places. Less frequent, but even more frustrating, are the blanket blackouts. The most recent outage affected more than 60 per cent of Turkey on Tuesday, March 31. Residents dubbed it Black Tuesday as major cities endured a five – 10 hour lack of power. People were stuck in elevators, subways and trains for hours and many traffic accidents resulted. In Polatli, a town south of Ankara, the outage blackened the city but soon we heard the hum of generators. Apparently, outages are so common that most businesses install a back-up system for just such emergencies. For those without the built in system, portable generators littered the street so that the aroma of fresh baking was overwhelmed by generator fumes.

Authorities say that power usage has more than doubled since 2000 so the electrical infrastructure is not able to keep up to demand. Tangles of wire and splitters galore decorate some of the older sections of a city. Satellite dishes adorn nearly every rural house or apartment. The “night houses”, those constructed with scavenged materials and without civic approval, also sport satellite dishes and use scavenged electricity. The brownouts are usually attributed to the replacement of old wires or to general maintenance but an overload is considered the real cause. These frequent brownouts play havoc with the electronic systems of businesses, schools and government. Turkey produces some hydroelectricity however most of the power comes from gas powered generators. But this is not enough to keep up with the increase in demand so some power is being imported from Bulgaria and Iran. In 2014, a massive outage happened during the counting of ballots for Turkey’s general elections. The Energy Minister Taner Yıldız said, “I am not joking, friends. A cat walked into a transformer unit. That’s why there was a power cut. It’s not the first time this has happened.” Most people were

incredulous and many jokes emerged. “What do you call the cat that was caught by the police? — The purrpatrator.” http:// www.huffingtonpost. com/2014/04/01/ turkey-electionpower-outagescat_n_5068226.html The most recent blackout crippled hundreds of cities.

Various theories emerged with the most popular being a possible cyber-attack but authorities have not confirmed nor denied any particular reason. Thus, some locals conclude that the outage was a practice session for the upcoming June elections.

They speculate as to which street animal might take the blame for causing the next blackout. We may complain when BC Hydro works to deal with downed trees but the electrical challenges in Turkey are far more intriguing. – submitted by Liz-Ann Eyford

42ND ANNUAL BILLY BARKER DAYS FESTIVAL JULY 16TH-19TH PICK UP YOUR BILLY BUTTONS TODAY! Billy Buttons are now available for purchase. Buy them from society members or come down to our office Monday-Friday between 9 am-5:30 pm to get yours today! NEW AND EXCITING! This year there is a new event happening on stage! The Lip Sync Battle will be a contest open to ALL AGES so grab a friend or your boss and lip sync your hearts out! Applications can be picked up at our office or found on our website. Applications must be into the office no later than July 10th at 5:30 pm! COSTUME RENTALS! Watch for the new location of the Billy Barker Days Society Costume Shop! Rental shop coming soon. All proceeds support the Billy Barker Days Festival. Entries for our Business Decorating Contest are now being accepted; start thinking of ideas to make your business stand out above the rest in our many categories. All forms and applications are available on our website www.billybarkerdays.ca, or at our office located next to the Visitor Centre. Our office hours are now Monday to Friday 9 am-5:30 pm and we can be reached by telephone at 250-992-1234. Our Headliners for the Festival are as follows: Friday, July 17th Jason Blaine Saturday, July 18th The Young’uns

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There is a lot to learn so I have been mostly listening and not talking a lot, and as I get older the sound of my own voice is becoming less attractive to me. There has been a huge amount of work done on repealing, revising and updating bylaws, much of it accomplished by our young and very capable intern Gerald Pinchbeck who has now moved on after his one year internship with the City of Quesnel. Thank you Gerald for your work ethic, mature aspect, and your friendly demeanour. A bright future is in store for you my friend. I have been paddling on Dragon Lake a lot this spring, and on four separate occasions I saw schools of gold fish up to a pound in size. This is troubling, and I have been spoken to by several visiting fisherman, concerned for our lake and its future of being a world class Rainbow fishery. Dragon Lake is also the most important egg collection site in BC for Blackwater Rainbow fish. Rumours have been circulating about what, if anything is to be done. Back in April I heard a gentleman in a restaurant telling three of his friends that the City of Quesnel was going to kill all the fish in Dragon Lake on May 1. I couldn’t be quiet. I asked the fellow where he got that interesting information. He said he heard the information from a friend. I explained that the City controls the water levels in the lake to keep it healthy and that’s all. The City would only be one of many stakeholders, fisheries, biologists, and the Ministry of Forest Lands and Natural Resource Operations who would weigh in on such a huge undertaking. Lee Williston, the biologist who presented to the Joint Planning Commission on June 9 was very clear in stating that no such action is in the plan for Dragon Lake in the foreseeable future. I hope I never see that day, and I plan to live a long time yet. I AM ONLY IN MY 69TH year after all. Goldfish only belong in aquariums and backyard ponds, so please don’t dump them in our native lakes. Mr. Williston said on Tuesday night that their mitigation strategy is to stock the lake with the largest yearlings possible, and continue to monitor the lake, do aerial boat counts, and raise public awareness. For now, we will follow Lee Willistons plan and focus on public awareness, and educating the public on never releasing pets into nature. Talk to you next time. Councillor John Brisco jbrisco@quesnel.ca This column is paid for by the City of Quesnel.

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Paying off Rich Coleman’s hard work is starting to pay off. The Fort Langley-Aldergrove MLA, minister of natural gas development and deputy premier, has spent a great deal of his time over the past two years on the liquefied natural gas “file.” This initiative, promised by Premer Christy Clark during the 2013 election campaign, was supposed to pump a great deal of money into the B.C. economy by opening up new natural gas markets, at a time when the traditional B.C. natural gas market in the United States began to dry up. While Clark promised a debt-free B.C. and a “prosperity fund” modelled on Alberta’s heritage fund, it is likely that LNG will not be quite that lucrative. For one thing, the prices that Asian customers are willing to pay aren’t as high as projected two years ago, for another, there are many other sources of natural gas, including Russia. China has already made an agreement with Russia to buy large quantities of its production. Nonetheless, the announcement Friday by Petronas, the large Malaysian company, that it is ready to invest in an LNG plant near Prince Rupert is a huge step forward. Petronas has long been seen as the proponent most likely to go ahead with building a plant. It has a number of customers lined up, and already owns natural gas wells in the B.C. northeast. Petronas said that the B.C. government needs to adopt as legislation the reduced royalty rates it has already verbally agreed to. That will take place in a legislative session in July. An environmental assessment process must also be completed to everyone’s satisfaction. The Lax Kw’alaams First Nation has already voted against the Petronas plant, over fears that construction will damage sensitive rearing areas for young salmon near the mouth of the Skeena River. Coleman said he believes these concerns can be dealt with, but this may prove to be a very major hurdle. Coleman has proved adept at meeting all kinds of people in his quest to bring a large LNG plant online. If he can work out an arrangement with the Lax Kw’alaams, the plant will almost certainly be built, and a new era of jobs and economic development will begin. –BP

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nglish is an everchanging language and it has always been so. Because of this, the Oxford English Dictionary adds new words nearly every year. Some examples from this year include: Earwigger (noun), Havey-Cavey (adjective) and Lookie-Likie (noun). What nearly never happens is that a word changes its definition—unless, it appears, the Canadian Government is doing the defining. Here is the Oxford English Dictionary’s definition of terrorism: “The unofficial or unauthorized use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims.” Bill C-51, known to those in government as “The Anti-Terrorist Act”, was rubber-stamped by the Senate this past week and is awaiting Royal Assent before becoming law. For the remainder of this article, it will be referred to as The Anti-Terrorist Act, because that is how it was sold to Canadians. Looking at what the act covers, there will need to be a broad re-defining of the word terrorism. Let’s look at how possible threats outlined in this antiterrorist act are defined. The bill defines them as “inter-

ference with the economic or financial stability of the country or with “critical infrastructure.” While the bill notes that does not include lawful advocacy or protest, it leaves the door wide open to vague interpretations of what that means. Recently, an Ottawa RCMP officer threatened a peaceful protester by saying that when the new bill becomes law, “whenever you’re attacking the Canadian economy you could be branded a terrorist.” The protest was peaceful and in a public place and the protesters right to demonstrate is protected by law. However, a law enforcement officer felt that the demonstration could fall within the anti-terrorism act. So the definition of terrorism may need to be amended with the words “peaceful protester.” Then there is the privacy incursions, and yes, there are many. Terrorism-related incursions are listed in the act, but so are many other items that aren’t even remotely related. And the government can share any information gained with 17 government institutions with more to be added at its discretion. Here’s how it’s worded: “For greater certainty, nothing in this Act prevents a

people from buying explosives, plotting to overthrow the government or to kill innocents. The items mentioned above are the most unsettling for their vagueness, their potential to be abused by government and corporations and their ability to morph into something else in the future—like the definition of terrorism. The new definition of terrorism, in relation to the Anti-terrorism Act should read: “The unofficial or unauthorized use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims, and demonstrations (if they could possibly result in a drop in revenue) or the desire to maintain your privacy.” So if you protest what you consider unfair, CSIS (Canadian Security Intelligence Service) can lock you up for days without charge while they try to get information out of you. Possible employers may eventually be able to look you up in a database and deny you employment because of something you said on an email once, or a minor medical condition. None of that may happen, but the Act certainly does not rule it out. Feel safer? Brian Coombs writes for the Kootenay News Advertiser.

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head, or their delegate, who receives information under subsection 5(1) from, in accordance with the law, using that information, or further disclosing it to any person, for any purpose.” That’s pretty plain language. It means that the people who receive the information can share it with anyone they want to, and those people can use the information for any reason they want. Again, the definition of terrorism may need to include those who want to keep their private information out of the hands of “any person, for any purpose.” Daniel Therrien, Canada’s privacy commissioner, in his submission to the government wrote, “I have repeatedly heard that Canadians understand the need to share their information with the government, but that they have concerns about how this information is going to be used. They are particularly concerned with the issue of government surveillance. Bill C-51 does nothing to assuage those fears.” There are a number of other concerns with the act. Remember, terrorist activities are already illegal in this country. There are laws already in place to prevent

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Sustainability is key The Fraser Basin Council (FBC) had their board of directors meeting in the Gold Pan City earlier this month. FBC is a charitable non-profit society that brings people together to advance sustainability in the Fraser Basin and across British Columbia. Established in 1997, FBC is a collaboration of four orders of government (federal, provincial, local and First Nations), along with those from the private sector and civil society. The FBC is proudly serving the community of Quesnel and surrounding area with our new regional office. For information, contact assistant regional manager Erin Robinson at 250-255-6002 or visit the website at www.fraserbasin.bc.ca. Contributed photo

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hat were you doing on June 22, 1990? If you were an MLA, you were raising your hand in support of a motion to create a northern university. It was a simple act that came after an unprecedented social movement in Northern B.C. that changed the course of this region forever. UNBC is 25 years old and our first generation is loaded with stories that describe the successes of our students, faculty and alumni.

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We have nearly 12,000 graduates and the majority of them are living and working in Northern B.C., contributing their skills and creativity to make our communities better. In fact, we have more graduates working in health care than any other single sector. The story of UNBC is personified by the story of the Unger family of Burns Lake. In the late 1980s, Wendell Unger was working in construction and decided to join the campaign for a northern

university, paying $5 to join the Interior University Society. Sixteen thousand other northerners did as well, and today, all of Wendell’s three children are benefitting from UNBC. The two oldest are recent graduates of the Northern Medical Program and the youngest just completed her first year of studies. UNBC has changed their family, just as it has for countless other families around Northern B.C. Samantha Unger participated in our 25th anniversary community

celebration by unveiling a display of all 16,000 names that has been installed on campus. Earlier this month we held graduation ceremonies in five Northern BC communities and at each one, it was easy to see how the university has changed the fortunes of communities and families; not just for the person who earned the degree. It is because of this we want to make sure that our 25th anniversary is about more than the present and the past; it has to also be about the

future of UNBC. Our 25th anniversary is serving as a platform to imagine the future of UNBC, based around integrated academic and budget plans that will be rooted in our mission and grounded by sustainability. The planning process will certainly involve our campus community but it’s natural for UNBC to move beyond our campuses and involve the citizens and communities of Northern B.C. and beyond. Take the opportunity to be involved in the future

of UNBC, just as 16,000 northerners were actively involved in creating it in the first place. The next 25 years won’t be easy, with declining populations of young people and a challenging fiscal environment, but UNBC is a tremendous resource for the region and we’ll need your continued support and engagement to be even better. Dr. Daniel Weeks is the President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Northern British Columbia.

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ADULT ROUTES AVAILABLE Have you considered the beneﬁts of a Quesnel Cariboo Observer newpaper route? Quesnel District Girl Guides held their annual advancement, May 28. Top: After three years of work Pathfinder Marsha completed the program and received her gold cord from Guider Lynne Wright. She is now a Girl Guide Ranger. Centre right: Dragon Lake Girl Guide Hailey Murray received her Lady Baden-Powell pin and certificate after completing the Guide program as well as extra initiatives in the areas of community service, volunteering and learning about the life and work of World Chief Guide, Lady Olave Baden-Powell. The award pin is in the shape of the Guide uniform hat worn by Lady Baden-Powell almost everywhere she went. Centre left: Brownie Claire, right, is happy to move up to the Guide program. Debbie Fee photos

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2015 Convocation

Millwright Apprentice Program Thanks to the Community a, c & d (Quesnel) Insurance Services Ltd. Amata Transition House Society Aroma Foods Bed, Baskets, and Beyond Brigden Contracting Dollarama Cariboo Regional District Library, Quesnel Branch Community Policing Dunrovin Park Lodge Granville’s India Gordon K-Max Long Name Society

CNC Quesnel thanks the many community businesses that supported our JET (Job Education and Training), Health Care Assistant, Hospitality, and Nursing students by providing work placement opportunities.

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One hundred and fifteen students from the following programs celebrated their graduation this spring: Adult Dogwood Carpentry, Level 4 Carpentry, Foundation Level Electrical, Foundation Level Health Care Assistant Certificate Job Education and Training Management Diploma

CNC Quesnel celebrates with its first group of Apprentice Millwright students to complete their four-year Millwright program and write their Red Seal exam. Back row: Christopher Wasyliw; Joseph Joaquin; Marvyn (Tyler) Gorrill Second Row: Warren Dagenais; Shawn Quast; Rory Stevens; Dean McNabb; Alan Crain; Joshua Laking; Ryan Van Soest Front Row: Stephan Moleski; Barry Hordiuk; Paul Cryderman; Instructor Perry Taylor; Charles Bowers; Kevin Alcock

Thanks to local industry support and innovation, CNC Quesnel is celebrating with its first group of students to complete the four-year Millwright Apprentice program on our campus. The first Millwright classes began here in 2012. West Fraser Mills sends most of their BC Millwright Apprentices to Quesnel for training, and other companies send students as well. Since the program began, 126 millwright apprentices have trained at our campus. The Millwright program’s success is a result of a vision in Quesnel that our community could support an expansion of post-secondary education. The dream was championed by former Regional Directors John Bowman and Doug Larsen. West Fraser Mills supported this vision, and entered into a partnership agreement with us to use CNCQ as its trainer of choice. Many other companies in the Cariboo Region have supported the Quesnel millwright program, making it a regional success, and helping to ensure it will be here to support local industry for years to come.

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Rock and rollers 8 – 18 years are invited to rock out with Speed Control ANNIE GALLANT Observer Reporter The Quesnel and District Community Arts Council is at it again, offering cutting-edge workshops for Quesnel’s youth. This time all the rock and rollers in the community will want to attend the RAWK Camp, July 6 – 10 where they will not only learn from the rock band Speed Control but every participant will have a chance to perform at the end of the five-day workshop. The workshop is $100 and open to youth 8 – 18 years of age. Thanks to the sponsorship provided by Yamaha Canada Music, instruments will be provided but if you have a favourite of your own, by all means bring it along. The workshop takes place at Chuck Mobley Theatre in Correlieu school. Speed Control, instructors, performers and multi-instrumentalists, is comprised of three rock n’ rollers, brothers Graeme and Jody Peters and Ian March. The trio all come from a jazz and classical background but have turned to their true passion – rock n’ roll.

the business from every angle including performing, arts and artist management as well as earning a teaching degree. His many accomplishments includes experience as a music camp administrator. With 12 years of drumming in his pocket, Ian March is a master performer and having worked with many jazz heavyweights, now focuses his attention on Speed Control providing a solid anchor with a hard-hitting technical sound. “The members of Speed Control are excellent musicians and great teachers, who quickly developed a positive rapport with RAWK campers,” John and Sandra Barth, Lakes District Arts Council said. “Individually and together the band members demonstrated a remarkable ability to set even beginning musicians at ease with their humour and relaxed manner and yet to challenge them to learn new skills and to perform at a level even the kids themselves didn’t Speed Control brings high-energy musical education to rock and roller wannabees in the RAWK Camp, think they could achieve.” July 6 – 10. Contributed photo To sign up for this remarkable Graeme brings his post-secondary edulenged youth as well as many years of RAWK Camp 2015 workshop, contact cational background in jazz and specialmusical teaching. His brother Jody has Bernice, 250-747-1727 or Cathy, 250izes in working with behaviour chalgrown up in the music industry learning 747-3864.

Pinhole camera, cyanotype and Vandyke photography offered in Wells Quesnel-born Kathy Kinakin will lead two hands-on historic photography workshops at Amazing Space Studio in Wells on the summer solstice weekend of June 20 – 21. The Saturday workshop, Build and Use Your Own Pinhole Camera will show participants the basic principles behind pinhole cameras. Each will make a basic pinhole camera to create images using black and white photographic paper. Photographers have used pinholes since the 1880s when pictorialist photography, which emphasized artistic qualities and the hand of the maker, was becoming very popular. Using a pinhole gives soft dreamlike qualities and an infinite depth of field which, when used with unusual camera shapes and compositions, creates unique, often surreal images. The Cyanotype process was invented in 1842 and named because of the intense blue colour of the final image. The Vandyke process, patented in 1895, offers a range of rich brown tones. These processes are the easiest to do and provide a good introduction to the

procedures and techniques of printing with historical processes.

Kathy’s Cyanotype and Vandyke Photographs Sunday workshop will provide an overview and enough experience for participants to continue on their own. Everyone will have an opportunity to produce prints using each process and receive enough cyanotype chemicals to take home to print more images. Kinakin works extensively with historic and alternative photographic processes and shoots with everything from handmade pinhole cameras to large format 16×20in antique view cameras. She holds an Masters in Photographic Preservation and Collections Management from Ryerson, and works at Beau Photo, one of Vancouver’s bestknown professional camera stores. Hours of daylight will be at their maximum, but space is limited; for information, contact Bill Horne, 250994-2332 or visit http://www.claireart.ca/ retrophoto2015.htm.

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Recently on a bright sunny Monday morning, about 18 pre-school students, along with their teachers, and a few parents arrived at Shiraoi House. These students attend “New Beginnings Preschool” here in Quesnel and their ages are 4 – 5 years old. Tomoko welcomed the group to Shiraoi House and introduced each volunteer, Sachiko, Ryoko and Diane who were there to help that morning and told the students a little about each lady. The teachers Ms. Donna, Ms. Tiffany, and Ms. Amber from the Pre-school, with some parents were there to help. The students were each given one of four colours of

paper to pin on their shirts for the groups they would be divide into later that morning. Tomoko, Sachiko and Ryoko sang a song for the children called “Head, Shoulder, Knees and Toes.” The youngsters followed along, as they place their hands on different areas while listening to the words in Japanese and English. Then it was time to form into groups and experience different locations throughout the Shiraoi House. A Japanese toy and a map of Japan were at the first table for the young people to play with and see on the map where Japan is located. Table two was ink and calligraphy pen with papers.

Sachiko demonstrated how each of their names would be spelled in Japanese. At the third Origami table, Tomoko demonstrated how to use origami paper, folding it into a shape of a puppy face. And the fourth location was our tea room where the students tried on yukata, traditional summer clothing worn by Japanese. I asked the children, “what garment would they like to try on? “ some students had their favourite colours, how they chose their clothing. One young lady wanted a purple yukata and I said, “no purple to chose from, so what’s your second favourite colour?” She said pink then choosing began as there were several gowns with pink.

Ryoko, one of the teachers, or a parent and I helped the students put on their yukatas and place a Japanese sash called obi around their waist. Then, I took pictures of each group as they came into the tea room. There was a rotation of each group about every 10 minutes as they went to another location to experience something new. The students took their names written in Japanese and their origami puppy home with them with smiles on their faces. What a great way to start youngsters learning about another culture and its differences and open their minds to possibilities. – submitted by Diane Graham

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October 13, 1940 ~ May 29, 2015 L. Wayne Anderson, passed away at the age of 74, on May 29, 2015 at the Mel Miller Hospice in Edmonton, AB. Wayne is survived by his two sons, Les and Chris, his three grandchildren Hailey, Corin and Kalliste, and many loving nieces, nephews and extended family. A special thank you to the University of Alberta Hospital Transplant Program for their care and support during his transplant and his time of sickness. A time of gathering will be held on Saturday, June 20

at 11 am at Kiwanis Place Lodge in Edmonton, AB. Memorial donations can be made to the Canadian Transplant Society. Online condolences can be left on Wayne’s memorial tribute at www.yourtribute.com

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WEDNESDAY HEALTHY MOTHERS, HEALTHY BABIES PREGNANCY OUTREACH PROGRAM 25TH ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE June 17, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. at CDC, 300–488 McLean Street. All welcome. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH FOOD DRIVE for the Salvation Army

Food Bank. Bags dropped off in West Quesnel June 17 – 18, pick up June 20. HELP QDHPCA CELEBRATE 30 YEARS OF PALLIATIVE CARE SERVICES IN QUESNEL June 24, 1:30 – 3:30 p.m. at the Hospice Unit deck at Dunrovin Park Lodge. The public is welcome, refreshments will be served. ECO-SPROUTS NATURE EXPLORATION SUMMER PROGRAM, 10 – 11:30 a.m. Wednesdays through to Aug. 26. Learn about trees, pond life, wildlife safety and more. Suggested donations $2 per child and $5 per family with more than two children.

Snacks provided, bring water bottle, reusable dish, hat, sunscreen, bug repellent and an attitude for adventure. For information or to get a summer schedule, call Laurie 250-255-7513 or email ecosproutsbces@gmail.com.

THURSDAY THE LIONS HOUSING BRICK CAMPAIGN is really going well and they thank those that have supported them to date. To get involved or buy a brick, contact Ron Silver, 250747-3758 or Dennis Asher, 250-992-3593.

Turners Guild. Gallery hours are Tuesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Show is on to the end of June. ANTIQUES AND UNIQUES SALE, Anglican Church Hall, June 19 – 20, Friday, 4 – 7 p.m., Saturday, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. For more info or to rent tables call Honey, 250-992-5875 or 250-992-6152.

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ONGOING EVENTS QUESNEL HEALING ROOMS, are you sick, discouraged, in need of healing? We are a group of interdenominational Christians who pray powerful, faith-filled prayers for the sick and discouraged. Open Monday’s 7 – 9 p.m., 143 Coach Road., Bethel Church. Free. Confidential. Effective. Drop in, no appointment necessary. Contact Angela, 250-983-8491, visit quesnelhealingrooms. com or email: Quesnelhealing-

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Farmers’ You can help preserve B.C.’s history Market B offers new flavours ritish Columbia has a very colourful history, but much of it is unknown to many British Columbians. Fortunately, hundreds of volunteer groups work tirelessly to preserve and display their local history.

This coming Saturday, June 20, the farmers market will have a new flavour. It’ll feature some samples of fresh produce available at the Market right now. In conjunction with Amata Transition House (doing the cooking), the Quesnel Farmers’ Market vendors will be providing the produce, including sausage and chicken and customers will be able to sample breakfast and lunch recipes. “This is a win/win/win idea”, Rob Borsato, Farmers’ Market president said. “The vendors get to promote their current specialties, the customers get to sample some delicious food and the Amata House gets an opportunity to promote the good work it does.” The Amata House will also be sponsoring a short food fermentation workshop on site this Saturday morning. There will be an opportunity to make a donation to the Amata Transition House at the Market. And a chance to hear the Old Time Fiddlers, who are the featured artists this week. The Quesnel Farmers’ Market also spotlights some very scrumptious baking, from cheesecakes to berry pies and sourdough bread. It doesn’t stop there. Food trucks and stalls are offering some real variety, from pulled pork to gyros to burritos. The Quesnel Farmers’ Market is open every Saturday until Thanksgiving at the Helen Dixon School Site, from 8:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

The British Columbia Historical Federation

The British Columbia Historical Federation (BCHF) is a provincial umbrella federation in which many of those groups participate through their membership in the federation. •141 historical societies, museums, archives, historic sites, and corporations are associated with the BCHF •Collectively, they represent 27,160 individual members throughout British Columbia •There are more than 150 individual (associate) memberships by British Columbians (and a few others in Canada) •The federation’s memberships represent the entire province, from Atlin to Pouce Coupe, Port Edward to Sparwood, Horsefly to Marpole—very small communities and large cities are represented and participate. The federation has actively published a journal then

PAST TIME magazine since 1923. All memberships include a subscription to British Columbia History. The BCHF offers several scholarships and book awards for subjects reflecting the many facets of British Columbia’s exciting history. Members can promote students and residents in their community to participate in submissions for awards. Residents throughout British Columbia should look in the boxes in their attics and basements for photographs, papers, old post cards and so on and make time to share items with their local museum and/or archives that offer glimpses of our history. Visit your local museum and archives and ask what might be of interest for their collection. These old pictures and papers might include something of major inter-

est to the local museum or archives. If there is a photograph you wish to keep, the museum/archives will scan it for their files and carefully return the original to you. You never know what might be of special interest. I donated a 1923 photograph of a building on a street in Vernon. The archives sent me a letter of thanks. They were thrilled with the picture itself and the fact that it showed the rest of the street and buildings because images of that street were missing from their collection.

BC Genealogical Society The BC Genealogical Society (BCGS) has been recording people, places, and dates since 1971 and has assisted thousands of researchers working on their family history. If you have recorded some of your family history, you could share a copy with the BCGS. That might assist a researcher years from now who is working on that name or family. They have a great website with lots of information, upcoming speakers and events. Visit www.bcgs.ca.

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Authors throughout the province have preserved local history and are appreciated for their interest and preservation of British Columbia’s past. Many British Columbians have written books on parts of B.C.’s history. Barry Gough has written several books on B.C. history. He has just released The Elusive Mr. Pond: The Soldier, Fur Trader and Explorer who Opened up the Northwest, a fascinating story about a man actively involved in early history and who assisted Alexander Mackenzie. All British Columbians can participate in the preservation of our history. Unfortunately, when a senior relative passes away, his or her box of photographs, papers, stories and historic collectibles are often discarded and destroyed instead of being preserved by local museums, archives or historical societies. So, before you discard old treasures from a basement, attic, closets, under the bed and so on, please check with your local archive or museum. – submitted by Ron Hyde membership chair of the BC Historical Federation.

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Quesnel open tournament WHITNEY GRIFFITHS Observer Reporter

Getting out on the track Hit the track with the Quesnel Motocross Association, stop by the track and give this thrilling motosport a try. Memberships are available at Full Throttle Motor Sports, Outback Recreation, Eldorado and Make Trax as well as single day passes for those unsure about the sport. The next race will be in Prince George June 20 –21. Don’t forget, Quesnel hosts the races Billy Barker Days Weekend. Come out and cheer on the local talent. Whitney Griffiths photo

The Quesnel Horseshoe Pitchers Club hosted their open tournament, June 14 – 15, inviting local pitchers as well as pitchers from Prince George to compete in this fun-filled event. Two pitchers competed in the ladies “A” division, Quenesl’s Helene Boudreau and Ida Boschman from Prince George. The ladies pitched a set of three matches with Ida Boschman winning two out of three, claiming a first place victory in this division. The same two pitchers competed against each other once again, this time in the ladies “B” division, with Ida Boschman placing first after winning both games played. The ladies “D” division event pitted Joyce Hamel from Quesnel against Prince George pitcher Benita Karlson. The pair pitched four games with Hamel finishing first with only one loss. Alice Boschman from Prince George pitched alongside another group, as she was the only pitcher competing in the ladies “E” division. She finished first in this division. The mens “C” division saw two local pitchers, Ciril Novak and Lorenzo Ferrara. The duo pitched five games with Novak winning four and taking home first place. Ferrara also pitched in the mens “D” division. With only one pitcher in this division Ferrara pitched with a combined group to place first in his division. Also competing with a combined group, this time for the mens “E” division, was Prince George pitcher Kyle Ford. Ford took first place in this division. The senior ladies division saw three pitchers competing; Boudreau, Ida Bochman and Karlson. The trio pitched four games to determine the winner. First place went to the lone local competitor Boudreau. There were six pitchers in the senior mens 30ft division. The competitors included visiting Prince George pitchers Vic Vallee, Mike Cunningham, Herb Boschman and Esko Karlson, as well as local pitchers Phil Erickson and Marcel Pinette. After five games Vallee placed first. Second place went to Cunningham, coming in for third place was Erickson, Herb Boschman placed fourth, with Pinette and Karlson placing fifth. Pitching in the senior mens 40ft was Ferrara and Orlando Pellizzari, both local competitors. The duo played three games with Pellizzari placing first after winning two. In the mixed “A” division five pitchers took part: lone local pitcher Erickson and Prince George pitchers Vallee, Herb Boschman, Cunningham and Karlson. Winning all four games and taking first place was Erickson. Vallee was second, Herb Boschman placed third, fourth place went to Cunningham and Karlson followed in fifth place. Seven pitchers participated in the seniors mixed division. This included Ida Boschman, Mike Cunninghan, Kurt Bruer and Herb Boschman, all from Prince Geroge, as well as three local pitchers Pinette, Boudreau and Erickson. First place with six wins and no losses went to Ida Boschman. Second place with five wins and one loss went to Pinette. Boudreau placed third with four wins and two losses. Ending the event with 50/50, three wins and three losses, was fourth place winner Erickson. Cunningham brought in two wins and four losses for fifth place and pitching in for sixth place was Herb Boschman with six losses and no wins. Next up for Quesnel’s Horseshoe Pitchers Club is the mid-summer fun tournament, Billy Barker Days weekend.

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A familiar face at 2 Rivers Boxing Quesnel’s 2 River Boxing club welcomes back founder and seasoned boxer Wally Doern. After stepping down in 2013, Doern is back running 2 Rivers Boxing. Hearing that the club would otherwise be shut down, with the Tessier family stepping down, Doern returned to the ring to train Quesnel’s local boxing talent. Doern officially took back the club June 1. Anyone interested in boxing from eight years old and up are welcome to stop by the club and see what it’s all about. For information contact Wally Doern at 1-250-991-5061. Kyle Tessier (left) hands the gloves back to Wally Doern (right).

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Final meet of the swim season

WHITNEY GRIFFITHS Observer Reporter

The Quesnel Waveriders attended their final meet of the season, placing 13th out of 21 teams in Kamloops. Teams came in from Kelowna, Fort St. John, Whitehorse, Yellowknife, Trail, Grand Prairie and Prince George. “I’m so very proud of this team and of all the efforts put forward at our final team meet,” coach Jerritt Brink said. “Just goes to show that hard work truly does pay off.” Competing for the girls was Gavin Currie, Grace Currie, Natasha Hanson, Darby O’Hara and Boroka Peters. Grace Currie, swimming in the 10 and under category,

placed in the top 15 in three of her events, placed fourth in the 50m breaststroke and earned five personal best times at the event. Grace Currie brought back six personal best times. Placing in the top 13 of three of her events was Hanson. Bringing in five personal best times, as well as a “A” provincial standard time in the 50m freestyle, the 100m freestyle and the 200m freestyle was Darby O’Hara. And last but not least, Peters was in the top 15 in two events in the 10 and under category and brought back two personal best times as well. The girls relay team placed 14th in the 200m freestyle. The team swimming

in the 12 and under category, included Gavin Currie, Grace Currie, Darby O’Hara and Peters. For the boys, Luca Armstrong placed second in four events and placed first in three events at the meet. His first place wins were in the 50m backstroke, the 50m butterfly and the 200m individual medley. Armstrong also earned “AA” provincial qualifying time for age 11 and under in all events apart from the 50m butterfly, which he earned a “AAA” qualifying time. Swimming in for the top 10 in all his events in the 11 – 12-year-old category was Leif Brandson. He earned “AA” provincial qualifying time in the 100m

The 2015 Waveriders. freestyle, the 200m freestyle and the 100m backstroke. Brandson also competed in an open age category, coming in 38th overall in the 400m freestyle and 22nd overall in the 400m individual medley. It was a big weekend

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This will be Cervienka’s final year with the club and everyone is excited to see him get the chance to move forward. Cervienka also placed in the top 15 in three event in the open age category. “Sonny started swimming at age 15

as a complete rookie. Like I mean he could barely do 25m, let alone do it looking like a swimmer,” Brink said. “To see his change, and to witness him grow over a hard three years of effort is very rewarding.” See PAGE A20

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Waving goodbye to another successful season

from A19 Starting the weekend without a single â&#x20AC;&#x153;AAâ&#x20AC;? qualifying time and finishing with four was Garnet Currie. He qualified for the 50m breaststroke, the 200m breaststroke, the 50m butterfly and the 100m butterfly. Garnet Currie also placed in the top 10 of all his events, coming in second in the 200m

individual medley and first in the 50m breaststroke, 100m breaststroke and the 200m breaststroke. Swimming in for the top 10 in all his events, fifth in the 100m breaststroke and 200m freestyle, fourth in the 50m freestyle and first in the 50m breaststroke was Austin Novak. Novak also earned five personal best times and

received anâ&#x20AC;&#x153;Aâ&#x20AC;? provincial standard time in the 50m freestyle and the 200m freestyle. Deegan Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;hara earned two personal best times and was in the top 40 in four events at the meet. Swimming in the 13 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 14-year-old category and bringing back four personal best times was Ryley Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;hara. Seth ReddemannÂ swam in the 11-12 year old

category and was in the top 30 in all of his events.Â In the 50 backstroke, during the preliminary events, he earned a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;AAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; provincial qualifying time and then in the final he placed seventh and turned it into a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;AAAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; time. Reddemann also earned six personal best times. Swimmings in the open age category and placing in the top 32 in all of his events was Brad Swyers.Â

He also earned six personal best times and received an â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Aâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; provincial standard times in 50m freestyle, 100m freestyle and 50m backstroke. Billy Swyers was in the top 15 in all of his events, as well as competing in the open age category for the 400 Free and coming in 44th place overall. He also earned eight personal best times and

brought back a â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;AAAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; provincial qualifying times in six events. For the boys relay team, Armstrong, Brandson, Reddemann and Billy Swyers placed third in the 200m freestyle. Next up for the Waveriders is the â&#x20AC;&#x153;AAâ&#x20AC;? Provincials in Kamloops June 27 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 29. Attending this event will be Brandson, Armstrong and Cervienka.

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Heavy Duty Mechanic Assistant Quesnel, BC

Westside Log Hauling Ltd is looking for a heavy duty mechanic’s assistant, willing to apprentice to attain fully certified heavy duty mechanic status. Job duties will include helping to maintain nine logging trucks and their trailers. Westside Log Hauling is a smaller operation, therefore job requirements can encompass many different aspects while working within a flexible, adaptable team environment. We offer a competitive compensation package. Please forward a résumé to mnielsen@ccwoodproducts.com

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Only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

BUNCHER OPERATOR

required immediately on brand new machine. Mostly in Nazko area.

Competitive wages & beneﬁts package! Email resume to jmaustin@telus.net or Fax to (250)392-9404

Cards of Thanks

Thank You!

We are sorry to say

passed away on October 12, 2014 in Chetwynd, B.C. A Celebration of Life will be held July 4, 2015 at 2 pm in Chetwynd, at the Fellowship Baptiste Church, 4817-53 rd St.(located by the A& W).

Solid Waste Management Technician

Temporary Position – approx. 3-6 months Applications are hereby invited to immediately fill a temporary full-time position of Solid Waste Management Technician, located at the Cariboo Regional District Central office, in Williams Lake, BC. Responsibilities will include: recycling education and promotion for regional contractors and residents; inspection of solid waste facilities; supervision of contractors to ensure compliance with maintenance/development contracts and provincial regulations; and responding to enquires and promoting management strategies to government agencies and the general public. The ideal candidate will have experience interacting with the public to provide recycling education; will have good knowledge of Extended Producer Responsibility programs in BC; will be passionate about waste diversion and reduction; may have, or be pursuing, a postsecondary education in a related environmental sciences field; will have good knowledge of solid waste management practices; will hold a valid Class 5 BC Driver’s License and be willing to use a personal vehicle suitable for carrying out routine inspections throughout the Cariboo Regional District, for which compensation is provided. For a detailed job description please visit the Cariboo Regional District’s website at www.cariboord.ca. This is a Union position and is covered by the terms and conditions of employment as set out in the Collective Agreement between the Cariboo Regional District and the BCGEU. The terms of this position include a 35 hour work week with a wage of $28.93 per hour. Accordingly, a standard 90 day probationary period will apply.

Bernice Crowe, Human Resources Advisor Cariboo Regional District, Suite D, 180 N. Third Avenue, Williams Lake, BC V2G 2A4 Office: 250 392 3351 Facsimile: 250 392 2812 Email: bcrowe@cariboord.ca

Quesnel School District: Employment Opportunity

CONTROLLER This position will start on September 14, 2015. It is a half time position with the scheduling of hours to be negotiated. The Quesnel School District offers a competitive salary and benefit package. This is an excluded position.

Dental receptionist

Fran Rosenau

Career Opportunities

We wish to thank all candidates for their interest; however, only those selected for interviews will be contacted.

Needed FT/ PT. Guaranteed hours, salary. Apply in person with resume Golden Bamboo Restaurant, 130 Barlow Ave

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Applications will be treated as confidential and should be in the form of a resume and cover letter detailing your experience and qualifications relative to the position. Applicants should submit their resumes to the undersigned no later than 4:00 pm, June 19, 2015.

Delivery Drivers

required for team orientated family dental practice. Dental experience necessary as this is a one year maternity position. If the right candidate is chosen the position may extend beyond the one year opening on a part time basis.

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

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Apply by resume to 121 N. 1st Avenue, Williams Lake, BC V2G 1Y7, fax: 250-398-8633 or email: cariboodental clinic@shaw.ca Visit our website www.cariboodental clinic.com

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Val one week after heart transplant

The Bergeron family would like to thank all the doctors, nurses, medical staff at GR Baker and St Paul’s Hospitals, family, friends, co-workers, Val’s pool buddies, donor family, and acquaintances. The Entire community for all the support on this journey of Heart Transplant you have all been just wonderful. A big thank-you to my brother Terry and niece Kerri for being there day and night through the surgery with Rich, Derek, and Dusty. Val received her new heart, the surgery began April 30th at approximately 9:00 pm and finished May 1st around 3:00 am., Val was out on an overnight pass May 9th and was discharged May 11th. Val is doing well, staying with family in Cloverdale and has to remain close to St. Paul’s for 3 months approximately. Once again thank-you so much to everyone that has been so supportive of us all, it has been truly a group effort we are so blessed to have so much support.

Rich, Val, Derek, Monica, Dusty, Kori, Emily and Natalie Bergeron

The Controller is responsible for developing and maintaining financial systems and records, including, but not limited to: t Monitoring of on-going financial activities t Maintenance of the G.L. Chart of Accounts and configuration parameters in S.D.S. (School District Software) admin software for schools t Preparation and/or supervision of other financial reports as required including quarterly GRE and EDAS, and the annual SOFI and Charity return t Development and maintenance of financial controls t Preparation of the annual budget submission t Preparation of annual financial statements The successful applicant will possess: t A professional accounting designation such as CGA, CMA, or CA (CPA) t Post-secondary training in business management or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience t Minimum of five years’ experience in a comparable financial position, preferably with the public education sector t A high degree of technical knowledge of financial systems and budget management t Strong leadership and problem solving skills with the ability to make decisions t Good organizational skills and high degree of self-motivation and business acumen t Effective and positive management style for people and issues t Effective communication and analytical abilities t A valid BC Driver’s license Applications should be received by Monday, June 22, 2015 and include: t $PWFSJOH MFUUFS t 3FTVNF UIBU JODMVEFT FEVDBUJPO JOGPSNBUJPO XPSL IJTUPSZ UISFF QSPGFTTJPOBM SFGFSFODFT transcript(s), copy of applicable certificates/diplomas. Please submit completed application to Randy Curr, Director of Instruction – Human Resources 401 North Star Road, Quesnel, B.C. V2J 5K2 Fax: (250) 992-0435 Email: sandybacker@sd28.bc.ca Please direct enquiries to 250-992-0407. The Quesnel School District is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

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Help Wanted â&#x20AC;˘ ISA Arborists â&#x20AC;˘ CUA/AUA Tree Trimmers â&#x20AC;˘ Landscapers â&#x20AC;˘ General Labourers Required for ArborCare Tree Service LTD. for FT & PT work in Various BC Locations. Fax: 778-475-5955 or E-mail: Careers@ArborCare.Com

Photographer & Assistant required for L.A. Blanc Studio in Barkerville. Apply with resume: photographer@ barkerville.com

Help Wanted Sales Clerks & Goldpanners

Full Time required for McMahans Confectionary and Eldorado Gold in Barkerville, BC. Transportation provided. Contact Marsha @ (250)992-5371; Fax (250)992-5376 or email: cbschutz@shaw.ca

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Fraser River GM offers a full benefit package including Medical, Dental, Life Insurance and RRSP plans. Compensation to be determined based on experience and skill set. Please apply in person with resume to Shane Thon or Laura Lockhart â&#x20AC;&#x201C; please include references and a drivers abstract. 340 Carson Avenue, Quesnel, BC, V2J 2B3 or email: sthon@shaw.ca

Administrative Assistant

Bring your great people skills and reliability to this fast-paced, collaborative work environment. Emcon Services Inc., a Road and Bridge Maintenance Contractor, is seeking applications for a full time Administrative Assistant in the Quesnel Division Office. This position performs office support services such as data entry, records management, telephone reception, and other related duties. The successful candidate will have excellent communication and organizational skills, as well as being a team player who is willing and able to be adaptable and flexible â&#x20AC;&#x201C; You must be proficient in Microsoft Word and Excel and have postsecondary education in Office Assistant certification and/or administrative work experience.

Alexis Creek First Nation (Redstone Reserve)

Kindergarten/Grade One Teacher Tsi Deldel Elementary/Junior Secondary School (2 hours west of Williams Lake) is offering placement for a kindergarten/ Grade one teacher for the 2015-16 school year. Tsi Deldel School is operated by the Alexis Creek First Nation. Located on-reserve in a rural setting in the beautiful Central Chilcotin Region of British Columbia, it is a modern, attractive, well-appointed school. We expect to have approximately 45 students in the 2015-16 school year. A modern, well appointed teacherage is available for a very reasonable rent. The surrounding environment provides numerous outdoor and wilderness activities including excellent fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, and canoeing amid amazing scenery. We provide an exciting, fast-paced, yet intimate educational environment, implementing school-wide Behaviour Supports and Social Skill Training. We offer small class sizes and utilize research-based curricula, including Direct Instruction using Read Well, Reading Mastery, Saxon Math and Jump Math. Tsi Deldel is an accredited member of First Nations Schools Association. Reading assessments are conducted using DIBELS (Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy). A collaborative environment is important to us. Our principal and staff participate in Professional Learning Communities (PLC) on both school based and province wide levels. We offer other educational, living and professional advantages, including ongoing professional development and teaching salaries on par with the local provincial grid and attractive, comfortable teacher ages at a very reasonable rent. Candidates must possess the following: t Member of the BC College of Teachers t Bachelor of Education Degree t Creativity, enthusiasm and a love for teaching t Experience working in a First Nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s community t Excellent communication and team-building skills t Excellent classroom management skills t Ability to teach multi-grade classrooms, special needs, extra-curricular activities t Experience teaching Read Well, Saxon Math and/or Jump Math t Experience with Direct Instruction curriculum preferred Salary is on par with School District 27 depending on years of teaching experience. A benefit package is also included that includes extended medical benefits and pension plan. Please forward resume with three references and recent evaluation to: Tsi Deldel School, Attn. Principal Email: principal@tsideldel.org Deadline: June 18, 2015 at 1:00 PM.

Applicants may submit their resume, complete with education, experience, references, and a current driver abstract to the attention of our Division Manager at 3401 Quesnel-Hixon Road, Quesnel BC, V2J 5Z5, or by facsimile to 250-992-3656, or by email to quesnel.office@emconservices.ca Emcon Services Inc. thanks all applicants in advance, however only short-listed candidates will be contacted for an interview and hiring is subject to preemployment drug testing.

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Full-time position, Low Voltage/Telephone Installer. NEC or Mitel Experience Preferred. Commercial experience an asset. We offer competitive salary, beneďŹ ts & training. Send Resume to jobs@onetrix.com

Services

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Home Care Reliable and affordable housekeeping, yard work, and/or shopping services. Refâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s avail. (250)747-0411

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Pets & Livestock

Livestock Paints & Quarter Horses World Champion Bloodlines All ages, Fantastic disposition and conďŹ rmation. Pleasure and show prospects. 250-747-3323

Pets Australian Shepherd/ Border Collie cross adult males. Great family and ranch dogs. $100 each, 1-250-644-1282

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North Cariboo

REALTY

newe Pric 359,000

248,000

224,900

4781 Southwood Rd. – Take a deep breath of “Country Fresh Air”! Spacious Family Home, lovely setting on 10 acres (2 titles), 3 bdrms w/ fully fin’d bsmt, lrg rec rm, complete w/ in-law suite. Beautifully quiet, lrg sundecks, patios, treed, just enough clearing, perhaps for animals of all types & sizes. Many outbuildings. Trails for quads, dirt bikes &/or hiking. Plus 24’x30’ heated workshop. 15 min from town. Call Rick. MLS#N244864 NCR#2568

398,500

229,500

677 Broughton St. – Well maintained 4-plex with 1680 sq ft, 3 bdrms, 2 baths, and in suite laundry per unit. Situated across from Baker Creek in West Quesnel and close to shopping and schools. Rent is currently $750.00 for 1 of the units and $800.00 for the rest per month. An excellent investment opportunity. Call Amber or Linda. MLS#N244414 NCR#2564

399,900

199,500

209,500

467 Adam St. - This is a real opportunity! 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 full size, large sunroom & deck that wraps around home. Sit in your sunroom & enjoy the view. Hardwood floors, new kitchen, updated & gorgeous. A must see, not a driveby. Call Amber to view. MLS#N237999 NCR#2514

999 Barkerville Hwy. - Country living but only 10 min to town!! 1288 sq.ft. rancher on 8.3 acres. this home has 3 bdrms, an oak kitchen, 4 pc bath & is close to Barlow Creek Elementary. The property has a drilled well, 18x30 wired 220 shop, a manufactured homesite w/water & power hookups. Big fenced backyard w/a sundeck, a fire pit & a playhouse for the kids. Seller is motivated. Call Lisa to view. MLS#N244385 NCR#2565

75,000

Lot 15 Parkland Rd. - LAKESHORE on TEN MILE LAKE! Great building sit complete w/recreational rustic log cabin (of little value). Enjoy the beach w/the firepit, privacy, & unbelievable view. Just imagine...call of the loons, lapping of the water, sunsets, campfires...a whole life experience of lakeshore living. Dare to dream! Call Rick to view. MLS#N242607 NCR#2548

84,900

439,000

190,000

785 Pine Rd. - 5 Bedroom rancher on 1.17 acre 687 Kinchant St. - Immaculately maintained & unit apartment in North Quesnel. Two x 1 bedroom approx. lot in south Quesnel. Quiet dead end street, only 1 500sq ft per unit, four x 2 bedroom unit approx 600 sq ft per unit. block from Red Bluff elementary School. Call Lisa for more Bathrooms have all be recently updated. Gross income $43,716 information. per annum. Inquire. MLS#N234049 NCR#2554 MLS#N233828 NCR#2487

355,000

571 Willow St. - With a few touch-up & fixes, this family home could be something awesome! Maple kitchen, 4 bdrms, 1 ½ baths, back deck overlooking large backyard, large rec. room, & 2 n/g fireplaces to warm you up in the winter. Call Amber to view. MLS#N245368 NCR#2574

Lot A Kohanko Rd. - Land-Lots of Land! 24 Acres, Trees, Creek & near the Bouchie Lake School. Also close to Bouchie Lake, Golf course, Firhall & convenience store/restaurant. Ideal holding property, or develop into your own private corner of the world or perhaps a hobby farm. Bring your ideas, your dreams & have a look. Drive past Bouchie Lake School, turn onto Blackwater Rd, then right onto Kohanko Rd. A few minutes from downtown to country private. Call Rick. MLS#N237006 NCR#2507

129,900

1892 Hemlock Ave. - Mini Rancher Priced to sell! Tons of character, needing some TLC. Huge screened porch to enjoy the summer evenings. Just shy of ½ acre w/tons of work shop style storage & outbuildings. Property has access off Hemlock & Birch. 4 bedrooms, 1½ baths all on one level. Cute not so little house, come & see. Call Rick to view.

3032 Durrell Rd - Gardener’s Paradise!! 1 bedroom detached home, south of town on 5 secluded acres. 2nd bedroom has been converted to laundry room & could be converted back. With a screened porch & a wraparound deck to enjoy all year round, this property won’t last long! Call Lisa today for more info. MLS#N243751 NCR#2562 MLS#N230013

OUT OF TOWN NORTH/SOUTH

IN TOWN

N227183

RACING RD SOUTH ½ AC $19,000

N227185

CROFT SOUTH W/SHOP

$69,900.

MILLS RD

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$19,000.

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TATCHELL

SOUTHILLS 1AC $75,000.

N239876

N226691

179,900

20,000

120,000

140 Gemini St. - Updated duplex w/two bedrooms 152 Bouchie St. - GREAT STARTER HOME OR on both sides w/8+ acres. Both sides currently rented. INVESTMENT PROPERTY! 2 bedrooms up & 2 down with walkout basement. Covered deck with view of the Good investment property. Call Amber or Lisa to view. MLS#N243326 NCR#2559 city off the dining room. Recent updates include decks, roof overhangs, siding, retaining wall, chain link, too many to list. Call Lisa to view or for more info. MLS#N240922 NCR#2534

OUT OF TOWN WEST CRN NAZKO/RAWLINGS 4.82 AC. $48,000. BLACKWATER RD 25+ AC. $55,000.

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$75,000.

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N226910 N214273/ N214274 N237006

SO71,900 LD

139,900

#2499

MLS#4507270

R E N TA L S NEWLY RENO’D 3 BDRM - 1 ½ BATH TOWNHOUSE - $750/month

3 BDRM SUITE - $650/month

2 BDRM SUITE - Newly updated -$700/month

2500 Ariel Dawn Rd. - Afforadable, non-strata building lot on quiet cul-de-sac. Has the potential to fit a double-wide mobile, just bring your measurements. Located just minutes south of Quesnel, and has city services. Call Lisa for more information. MLS#N243151 NCR#2556

#2545

W/CABIN $209,500. N242607 $ 18,000. N242798 $ 49,000. N243151

2 + 1 BDRM SUITE - $775/month

1381 Sam Toy Rd – “Development Potential” Corner Lot. Just off Hwy 97, corner of Gook Rd & Sam Toy. Chain Link fenced on 3 sides. Gravel lot. Level, ideal for development. Currently used as vehicle, RV & storage. Zoning is Institutional (P) w/ various commercial, retail, & eight industrial properties nearby. Call Rick.

PARKLAND FUTURE DRIVE ARIEL DAWN

2 BDRM APT. - $685/month

49,000

4053 Mystic Ave. – Little home on nice acreage off Barkerville Hwy. Newer cabinets, counter tops & sink. Park-like property is very private at back and would be a good investment for starter home or rental. Call Linda to view MLS# N235734

3898 Lowhee Rd. – Fantastic corner lot in historic & artistic Wells, BC! Make this spot your future summer home, or a winter getaway for you snowmobilers. Just a short drive to Barkerville, Troll Ski Hill, & Bowron Lake. This is an awesome community to call home! Call Amber for more information. MLS#N245580 NCR#2577

newe Pric

LOTS

24 AC.

NCR#2448

LOTS

RACING RD SOUTH ½ AC $19,000.

KOHANKO RD

315 Gordon Ave. – Top of the City! North Quesnel. Built in the day when Quality met Solid. Almost 1500sqft on both lvls + full daylt bsmt. Wood FP, hdwood flrs & pocket doors to Family rm in LR, Formal DR. Lg Kitchen, WI Pantry, Laundry on main. Master haven w ensuite & powder rm. This 4 lg BR, 4 bath home is so inviting, full of discovery w City convenience, yet so private w/ mature trees, garden, rec rm, os dbl grg. Perhaps yours to explore & call home. Call Rick MLS#N243004 #2552

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5213 Hwy 97 N – Country Cute! Hip roof Log Home. 10 acres of privacy just off Hwy 97 N before Cottonwood Bridge. 4 bdrms, 2 baths, bsmt being renovated. Impressive Rock Fireplace sets the tone in the 2 storey vaulted ceiling. Sundeck show off the mountain views, mini solarium to extend the sunny season. Gardening, workshops, outbuildings for critters galore, mini greenhouse. Your own country paradise just 15 min north of the City. Call Rick. MLS#N NCR#2571

90,000

3556 Hilborn Rd. - Spacious & well maintained home on quiet dead end street. Fts updates windows thru-out, some updated flooring, and an addition w/2bdrms up, office and storage area below. There is plenty of parking, covered detached carport and workshop out back. Gardeners will love the established garden! There is also a massive entryway/boot room. Call Amber to view. MLS#N243279 NCR#2557

#12-654 North Fraser Dr. – Cute, clean, bright, & well maintained! 2 bdrm, 2 bath mobile in River Walk Mobile Home Park fts vaulted ceilings, newer white kitchen (2013) w/ newer fridge & stove some bath updates, almost all new windows (2012) & newer washer/dryer (2012). Massive 245 sqft entrance way addition goes almost the length of the home & exits onto the back deck. Call Amber to view! MLS#N245739 NCR#2578

614 Callanan St. – A Little Paint-A Little Luv-A Wow Location! North Quesnel 2+1 B/R Character home. Nice kitchen, nicely treed, full basement, mostly unfinished w/ outside entry. Walk to everything Quesnel has to offer. Large lot, lane access, across from QJS. Perfect time for a little “Home Work”. Great investment opportunity for the residential investor. Quick possession. Call Rick to view. MLS#N244110 NCR#2563

110,000

159,900

2285 BLACKWATER RD - HOBBY FARM ON 3 TITLES. 73.46 ACRES NEAR BOUCHIE LAKE. Unique post & beam, full bsmt, 2+1 bdrms, 3 baths, laundry on main. Vaulted wood ceilings, massive Rock wood FP, sundeck overlooks fields, trees & mountains. Ideal hobby farm w/ outbuildings, log tack cabin, barns, pastures, fencing & garden. Private, yet only minutes from Bouchie Lake Elem & Rockies. Call Rick to view. MLS#N NCR#2570

#52 – 490 Lewis Dr. – One level rancher in gated community, only 2 years young! 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, bright kitchen & dining room. Vaulted 9’ ceilings throughout. Living room features N/G fireplace, bay window & door to back patio. Master bedroom has walk-through closet to 3 pc ensuite. Built-in vac ready, alarm system, paved driveway & heated single garage. Enquire about age & pet policy. This is a must see! Call Lisa to view. MLS#N245752 NCR#2579

3309 Red Bluff Rd. – 2 bdrm unit/side duplex, South of Quesnel. Beautifully landscaped property is like a park w/ fishpond, fountain, bridge, greenhouse, English garden, flower beds & fruit trees. Natural gas furnace w/ electric hot water in each side. Water softener unit services both units. This is a must see! Call Lisa to view! MLS#N245618 NCR#2576

250,000

114,900

Ltd.

55,500

2056 Toby Rd. – Excellently maint’d 3+1 bdrm home on 0.92 acres in desirable South Quesnel w/ many updates incl: flooring, windows (2009), deck (2014) & new roof (2015)! LR windows & there’s a gas F/P to cozy up by. Bright kitchen opens onto deck where you get privacy from the treed yard or views of the quiet neighbourhood & surrounding countryside. Outside there is tons of parking w/ space for an RV & a 10’x14’ wired shop. Call Amber to view! MLS#N245518 NCR#2575

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Leslie Johnson

Quesnel Cariboo Observer

Terri Matula

4978 - IF YOU LIKE THE OUTDOORS AND ENJOY THE WATER, this could be the perfect property for you. Set it up as a recreational site or build your home. Minutes from Bowron Lake, make this your special getaway for any season. $9,900.00 Give Bobbi a call today.

4977 - LIVE THE CARIBOO DREAM! Over 2600 sq ft log home on almost 3 acres, just a handful of minutes from town. Gorgeous vaulted ceilings, loft open concept just waiting for a new family to bring it back to the palace it can be. The downstairs is all open and just waiting for you to redesign the layout, with roughed-in plumbing. This home is truly worth the time and effort to make it a home that you can love for years! $199,900.00 Call William today

4975 - IMMACULATE RANCHER ON ONE ACRE. Cozy as can be, one floor living with too many updates to mention. New deck, new roof, newly redone addition and so much more. There is nothing to do but put your feet up and enjoy the pride of ownership that this home has had over the years. Double carport, plenty of space, just a handful of minutes to town...this is a definite must see. Don’t let this one get away! $204,900.00 Call William today.

4974 - FANTASTIC FAMILY HOME with 2 bedroom in-law suite in a great area. Gorgeously kept street with nice homes is a great setting for this executive style home. Double car garage, manicured grounds, decks at both ends of the home are just a few of the touches that make this an excellent family home. 2 bedroom suite in the basement with private entrance is perfect for that younger adult or parent. New roof last year and being a fairly new built, this home is waiting for that next family to put the finishing touches and make it their dream home. $205,000.00 Call William Lacy today.

4981 - MOST CONVENIENT LOCATION in Quesnel for condominiums. Everything at your fingertips: downtown, shopping, hospital. Secured building, with everything you need. Laundry on each floor, covered parking, balcony on which to relax and enjoy the convenience of living so close to town at an unbeatable price! $89,900.00 Call William today.

Cell. 250-991-9063

Terri Matula

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-991-2001

Bob Granholm

Bob Granholm 4972 - WELCOME HOME TO THIS COZY UPDATED RANCHER in South Quesnel’s Red Bluff community! An ideal property for the first time buyer or those looking to downsize. Enjoy your hobbies to their full extent in your fully finished, jaw-dropping, 30x36 mega shop with 200 amp service, vaulted ceiling, natural gas radiant heat and double electric overhead doors. Quiet no-thru road, fully fenced yard for the pets, and only minutes from all major shopping outlets, schools and endless year-round recreation on Dragon Lake. $214,900.00 Call Jasper for your private tour today!

4971 - CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION with great highway exposure. 994 square foot block building currently set up as restaurant. Forced air gas heating, 100 amp service. Equipment available for sale separately. $ 94,900.00 Give Terri a call today.

4970 - THIS IS A STUNNING 7.2 AC PROPERTY w/over 700’ of shoreline on one of BC’s best fly fishing & recreational lakes. Manicured gentle slope to beach & dock. Totally private yet schools & shopping nearby. Bring the horses as all set up w/barn & fencing. Beauty new 32 x 40 shop w/ 14 ft doors. Great investment potential as subdivision a possibility. South facing waterfront. $639,000.00 Give Jasper or Bob Marsh a call today.

4979 - DIVERSIFY YOUR INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO OR LIVE WITH A SUBSIDIZED MORTGAGE! This charming side-by-side duplex is ready for its new owner. Both units are 2 bed 1 bath with covered parking. A solid, well maintained building in a great central location within walking distance of all life’s amenities. This one is priced right and won’t last long. $115,000.00 Call Jasper today.

4968 - RAISE YOUR HAND IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A PRIVATE ACREAGE TO BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME ON IN SOUTH QUESNEL! Just a few minutes drive to all the major shopping, food and recreation that everyone desires. Over 7 acres to choose your building site on. Plenty of room for animals and hobbies in the most sought after area in the North Cariboo region. $69,000.00 Give Jasper or Bob Marsh a call today.

Ph. 250-249-0004

4967 - PRICED TO SELL THIS 7 YR OLD HIGH END EXEC HOME has a stunning view of the Quesnel Golf Course. Quality built & finished it boasts an open flr plan w/4 bdrms, 3 full baths, a dream kit w/island/pantry & stnlss applcs, formal dining rm & a huge master bdrm w/walk-in closet & full enst - This home is immaculate and ready for the whole family - Dbl attached garage, comm water system & engineered septic - Min from downtown, it’s a quiet getaway w/ immediate access to golf. $319,000.00 Call Jasper or Bob Marsh today.

4966 -BUILD ONLY TEN MINUTES AWAY FROM DOWNTOWN, and only minutes away from Bouchie Lake, with recreation possibilities right out your back door. 0.82 of an acre, flat land, treed, motivated seller. $10,400.00 Call Leslie today.

4965 - BEAUTIFUL 5.16 ACRE PIECE OF LAND ON INDIAN LAKE ROAD, only minutes away from the boat launch. Go camping, relax, and enjoy the peace and quiet. Maps available. $42,900.00 Give Leslie a call today.

4964 - CITY LOT, 50 X 120, close to schools and shopping. Seller is motivated, priced below assessed value. $10,400.00 Call Leslie today.

4962 - BERNARD SUBDIVISION ANYONE? This is a nice 1.63-acre piece of land, only minutes from town. Seller is motivated and the property is priced below assessed value. Map is available at the office. Call Leslie today. $12,700.00

Ph. 250-992-6028 C.250-991-9147

Jasper Croy

4961 - SMALL ACREAGE VERY CLOSE TO TOWN on a quiet, deadend road. 3.77-acre flat, fully treed lot. 2 storey, 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. Addition to main floor. Has master bedroom and 3 pc ensuite, large foyer and laundry. Updated windows. 3 bedrooms up with a 4 pc bath. Basement unfinished. Natural gas heat. Fireplace in living room (natural gas). Drilled well. Lagoon system. $179,000.00 Call Bob Marsh today.

4960 - ENJOY THE COUNTRY LIFESTYLE! 3 bedroom log home located in South Hixon area and comes with 245 acres on 3 titles. Home site location has frontage on Nelson Kenny Lake and includes several outbuildings (barn, detached garage) and will make an excellent hobby farm for some horses or a few head of cattle. The home site is made up of 2 titles and the third title is located a few kilometres away near Chubb Lake. The third title has significant timber value and this is reflected in the listing price. Call Bob Granholm today. $700,000.00

4959 -BE ON TOP OF THE WORLD in this exciting 4 bdrm, 4 bath home in one of Quesnel’s finest neighbourhoods. This is a custom built, executive family home with quality finishing and construction inside and out. 9’ ceilings throughout the home, open main floor concept and a lovely kitchen with formal dining. Lg master suite with walk-in closet and 4 pc ensuite, and 2 family/games rooms for the entire family to enjoy. Stunning stone finishing on the exterior and magnificent seclusion, yet walking distance to Dragon Lake School. Prestigious home in a premier location. Call Leslie today. $329,900.00

4958 -GOOD REVENUE! There’s lots of options available for this building with 4 residential rental units and a small office or retail area. Zoned commercial with good highway exposure south of the city. It’s not perfect but has revenue potential. Call Randy today! $179,000.00

4956 -NESTLED IN THE TREES, this cute cozy & private updated 3 bedroom / 1 bath home is situated on 1.19 acres in town! Lovely living room with hardwood floors & n/g f/p, cabinets galore in this contemporary kitchen with Jennaire stove, sliding glass doors in dining room and master bedroom. 3 decks to sit and enjoy scenery. So private, yet so close to town, located just past the indoor soccer fields. Make it your new home today! Give Bobbi a call today! $169,900.00

Bill Ingram

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-983-9522

Wayne Seale

Wayne Seale 4954 -AN AMAZING OPPORTUNITY TO SET UP SHOP in the heart of Quesnel’s industrial zone! Two acres of fenced compound on two titles, city water and over 5000 sq ft industrial shop with 14’overhead door and ample office space. Make this central location in Quesnel your home base for business in the Cariboo and beyond. Give Jasper a call today. $440,000.00

Ph. 250-747-3753 C.250-991-8170

4953 -WELCOME HOME is what this house will say to you and your family! Totally renovated including new kitchen, bathrooms, paint, furnace, roof, as well as the majority of the flooring in the home. Fabulous kitchen with eating area open to your large covered sundeck, 3 bdrms up with 2 down, covered parking, and walking distance for the kids to school and shopping. Beautiful mature trees throughout the lot offer privacy and an ideal spot to relax. Good solid home in a family friendly neighbourhood with absolutely nothing for you to do but move in and enjoy. Call Leslie today. $167,500.00

4952 - SOUTHERN ACREAGE! Lovely 19.37 acres located just minutes South of Quesnel on Highway 97. Beautifully treed and completely private. Shallow well and small cabin/shed. Property climbs gradually offering great building sites with excellent view. Call Randy! $140,000.00

4951 -THIS ALMOST 3100 SQ FT HOME IN WEST QUESNEL has an amazing array of possibilities. Upstairs 3 bedrooms, dining room, formal dining room, family room, 2 living rooms, ensuite, 3 decks. On the ground level floor there is a 2 bedroom in-law or mortgage helper suite. There is also a large 21’x22’ attached garage. Backyard has 6’ chain-link fencing and apple trees for private relaxation. All this at an amazing price. Call Bill today. $210,000.00

4949 -HORSE-LOVER’S DREAM. 20.28 acres just at minutes south of Quesnel, with a lovely 4 bdrm home in a beautiful, private setting with a spectacular view that includes the Cariboo Mountains on a clear day. The property is fenced and x-fenced and has a carport, a 3-stall barn with a tack room, 120’x240’ riding arena, 24’48 machine shed, loafing sheds and corrals, a 12’x20’ workshop, guest cottage, and its own pond. Lovely home is all country, with large dining and L/R, a beautiful kitchen, great mud room, and french doors from the master to the large deck. A must see! Call Randy today!$390,000.00

William Lacy

Bob Marsh

4936 - SUMMER FUN STARTS HERE! The tiled entrance way will say “Welcome Home” as you enter. Kitchen comes complete with granite countertops and walk-in pantry; dining and living rooms are all open-concept design with absolutely stunning views of your 1.98-acre waterfront property. The generous-sized master suite has a large walk-in closet and luxurious 5-pc ens. You can enjoy the summer days or starry nights on your covered deck or patio. Double garage, walk-in boot room off the laundry room, greenhouse, storage, and a playhouse right down on your beach. Call Leslie today. $559,000.00

4935 - THIS IS A COMFORTABLE FAMILY HOME situated near schools, shopping, and Dragon Lake. 4 bedrooms in total, all freshly painted, great recreation/games room for the kids to hang out in. There is a single carport, plus a detached shop. The large, covered deck will give you and your family hours of enjoyment as you watch the kids play in the backyard. Make your new home here! Give Leslie a call today. $244,900.00

4933 - LIVE OFF THE GRID...only 4.5 kms from Barkerville on the Matthew Valley Road (3100 Rd).1.5-storey log home is quality-built and finished. High-end main floor kit with porcelain tile floor, Brazil walnut hardwood up and down. Master has large tub +separate shower and deck access. 7 interior oak doors including 2 double exterior patio doors WD heater on main floor +propane-fired in-floor heat in the bsmt garage. On-demand hot water. Includes propane stove, fridge, propane tank, 2 generators, washer/dryer. Satellite phone/ Elec Inv w generator Call Bob Marsh today. $219,900.00

4932 - TIME TO OWN YOUR OWN PIECE OF THE FABULOUS HISTORY OF WELLS, BC...gateway to Barkerville. 2 side-by-side city lots across the street from the school and the main stage of the Wells Arts/Music Festival. City services are available. Develop for your RV or build that little cabin getaway. Give Bob Marsh a call today. $12,500.00

4931 - TIME TO OWN YOUR OWN PIECE OF THE FABULOUS HISTORY OF WELLS, BC...gateway to Barkerville. 2 side-by-side city lots across the street from the school and the main stage of the Wells Music/Arts Festival. City services are available. Develop for your RV or build that little cabin getaway. Call Bob Marsh today. $12,500.00

4930 - AMPLE SQUARE-FOOTAGE IN THIS SOUTHILLS-LOCATED HOME. Generous room sizes and everything on one level. Newer kitchen with island, and dining-room access to the private backyard. 3 bedrooms on the main and room in the spacious basement for rec room and additional bedroom. Double, attached garage. Located close to school and shopping, it’s very handy. Call Terri today. $219,900.00

4927 - IF PRIVACY AND FRESH AIR ARE HIGH ON YOUR CHECKLIST...look no further than this executive 4 bed, 3 bath home on over 8 acres, just 20 minutes west of town. Nicely tucked in between historic farmlands of the Blackwater/Bouchie Lake area. This quality built home boasts hardwood and heated tile floors, bright open floor plan, new kitchen counter tops, new roof, fenced and cross fenced property with seasonal creek, detached workshop for dad and plenty of beautiful garden space for mom. Let the kids grow playing in tree forts rather than video games. Call Jasper today. $349,000.00

4926 - PICTURE PERFECT RETIREMENT HOME on 1/2 acre in Red Bluff. One level living will be appreciated with this rancher and part basement. Newer kitchen, bath, flooring, paint, furnace, hot water, the list goes on and on. Screened in porch to enjoy the summer bug free. 20 x 24 garage with attached storage. 30 x 36 Pole storage building great for RV parking. So many updates so thoughtfully appointed. Give Terri a call today. $172,800.00

4925 - DREAM HOMES DON’T COME AVAILABLE VERY OFTEN, so don’t let this one slip by! Immaculate executive home overlooking Ten Mile Lake on an acre of landscaped, private land. There is too much to mention with this home, it is a must-see. Includes a double garage, shop, new furnace, new roof, new paint, 2 water displays in the yard, garden spot, tremendous landscaping and perennials. Just do a driveby and you will be hooked! Give William a call today. $474,900.00

4924 - MONEY MAKER! Well maintained and updated four-plex near elementary school. 3 bedroom units with natural gas hot water, in-floor heat,laundry rooms, and two units with gas fireplaces. Lots of new flooring, paint and roof in last 2 years. Low vacancies and low overhead. Call Randy today. $329,000.00

4923 - A ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY! Over 12,000 square feet to work with inside what used to be the West Fraser Elementary School. 5 newer high efficiency natural gas furnaces, an endless supply of water from the high producing well and two septic systems. Just under 7 acres of flat useable land under 10 minutes from Quesnel on the West Fraser Rd. Interior may need work to suit your needs. Call Jasper today. $325,000.00

4922 - LAKE LIVING ANYONE? Here we have an executive home with new roof, high-efficiency furnace, hardwood flooring, a floor plan to fall in love with, and a location to die for. Grand foyer with sprawling staircase up to the 4 generous bedrooms and huge upper rec room for the kids or the professional who works from home. Bright, spacious kitchen and dining areas with 2 large open spaces for the entertainment side of life (complete with bar and theatre). A beautiful home across the street from Dragon Lake...and it won’t last long! Call Jasper today. $325,000.00

4919 - PEACEFUL, COUNTRY LIVING! This is your own little hide-away on 5 acres, just 20 minutes from the city! This is a family friendly, two storey home with four bedrooms on the upper floor, a main floor that works perfectly for entertaining or just hanging out. Full basement that offers up a recreation room and laundry. Sundeck at the back, barn, private and peaceful. Give Leslie or Bob Granholm a call today. $239,900.00

4918 - PRIVATE AND SECLUDED 18.7 acre located just 26 km East of Quesnel alongside Cottonwood Heritage site. Energy efficient home is partially powered by $14K solar panel/battery/inverter system and has a relatively new high efficiency combination propane/wood furnace for heating. Property comes with open barn for horse shelter and hay storage as well as cabin (currently used as shop) and storage building. There are 2 titles, one 12 acre parcel used for horse pasture and the other 6.7 acres used for residence, outbuildings and lawn/ garden area. Call Bob Granholm today. $279,900.00

4917 - LOTS OF ACRES! This beautiful property offers over 158 acres plus 320 acre grazing lease. Absolutely private with excellent pasture. Great 4 bedroom, 2 bath home, double garage, 38 x 25 shop with 2 extra bays, riding arena, hay barn, and lots of wood corrals. Call Randy today. $435,000.00

4916 - GET AWAY FROM THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE in this roomy 1468 sq ft, 3 bedroom rancher with full basement, just south of town. Large bedrooms, some updates, spectacular view of the Fraser River and Diamond Island. Partially-finished basement with high ceilings, just waiting for some finishing touches. Priced to go! Give Bill a call today. $179,000.00

4914 - ONE DRIVE BY AND YOU’RE HOOKED. Rancher with full bsmt south of the city. Recent counter tops, back splash, paint, roof and appliances. Modern decor is pleasing, makes you feel at home right away. Your own jacuzzi tub offered in the ample ensuite. Family friendly layout with wide open spaces in the finished lower level boasting extra bath, den, tons of storage and great room with walk out basement entry. Spacious deck overlooks treed, private, landscaped back yard. Double attached garage, paved drive and no thru road. Book your tour today with Terri. $322,500.00

4913 - ONE OF THE LAST OPPORTUNITIES TO OWN A LARGE PIECE OF LAND right on the fringes of South Quesnel. This 20+ acre property could be your hidden sanctuary less than 5 minutes from all amenities. Choose your building site...nestled in amongst the trees, or clear a spot to look out over the Quesnel River Valley. Ample room for barns, shops, horses and pets of all kinds. Large year-round pond area that could potentially be developed further into a shallow or drilled well. Seller is willing to negotiate the lagoon system as part of this extremely desirable package. Call Jasper today.$175,000.00

4912-ABSOLUTE PRIVACY IS OFFERED WITH THIS BEAUTIFUL LOG HOME on 9.6 acres. Be self-sufficient when you own this hobby farm, only minutes from town. Grow your own produce with the many garden areas, watered by drip irrigation system. Room to raise your animals with fencing, Xfencing and pens. 3-bay carport/garage and covered parking. Bsmt set up as workshop, and finished FR, with forced air wood/electric heat. Updates in past years include kitchen, baths, hardwood flooring. LR boasts vaulted ceilings, lots of windows and french doors to spacious deck. Talk to Terri now. $299,000.00

4910 - BRING YOUR TOOLBOX AND CREATE AN OPPORTUNITY! Small bungalow located on a no-through road in town. All offers are subject to court approval. Give Leslie a call today. $19,900.00

4908 - ATTENTION GOLFERS! Look out over the 10th green from the deck of this 5BR, 3bath executive home. Spacious layout, generous room sizes, walk-out basement, large games room and family room. Great kitchen with nook, vaulted ceiling, gas fireplace and much more. Call Randy today. $339,000.00

4906 - GOOD PRICE, CLOSE TO SCHOOLS and within walking distance of shopping. 3 bedrooms on the main, 2 recently-renovated bathrooms, paved drive, covered parking, covered deck, and fenced backyard with lots of room for everyone to relax and play. Good solid investment, great beginnings! $129,000.00 Give Leslie a call today.

Ph. 250-747-3753 C.250-991-8170

4905 - PRESTIGE SHINES through with this executive 4 bdrm, 3 bath family home in the Johnston sub. Surrounded by quality homes, you’ll be proud to own this unique, one-owner home in the heart of the city. Master suite has walk-in closet and jacuzzi tub. Stunning staircase leads to the open living area. Dream kitchen boasting island with eating bar and built-in appliances. Laundry right close. Fully finished bsmt is great for guests and kids, with its spacious bdrm/rec room, and full bath. Immaculately landscaped yard (irrigated), patio/concrete drive. Call Terri today. $339,900.00

4860 - LOVELY 0.86/ACRE WATERFRONT LOT on beautiful Bouchie Lake, just a 10-minute drive west of Quesnel. Property is level with some trees. Beautiful views and lots of wildlife, including pelicans. Natural gas and hydro available. Adjoining lots also for sale and can be purchased as a group. $78,800.00 Give Randy a call today.

4853 - LOT 1 BATNUNI RD Half-interest in 10 acres located on Boat Lake, 150 kms west of Quesnel on Batnuni Rd, just before Batnuni Lodge. Schedule “A” must accompany all offers. $25,000.00 Call Bobbi today.

4845 - WHAT A VIEW! Beautiful 4.94 ac. Lot with stunning panoramic view of Bouchie Lake and miles and miles beyond. Located at the end of a no thru road there are several great building sites offering the view and absolute privacy. Adjacent view lot also for sale. Call Randy today!$52,000.00

4681 - MAKE YOUR DREAM A REALITY WITH THIS PROPERTY! Incredible exposure for commercial applications, yet zoned for residential. 3.7 acres of property and two houses. The larger one is a 3 bedroom house built by Jim Forbes, and the other is currently vacant. This property could be utilized in so many ways. Give Leslie a call today.$189,900.00

William Lacy

4947 - A DREAM FOR THE HOBBY FARM ENTHUSIAST! Extremely rare CR-1 zoned 7.11 acre property with 5 beds and 2 baths, all within walking distance to the modern amenities in South Quesnel! Everything you and your barnyard animals have ever dreamed of is here and ready to be enjoyed. 24’x32’ multiple stall barn with power and water, 123’x58’ outdoor riding arena and various outbuildings. Fruit trees and garden space. Updates inc/heated kitchen and bath tiles, bamboo floors, hi-efficiency N/G furnace and HWT. Add a touch of TLC to make this home your own! Call Jasper today. $394,900.00

4946 - HIGH END SOUTHILLS HOME. Mom’s dream kitchen is huge w/SS applc’s, 4 seat center island, granite counter tops. Cabinets on 4 sides, n/g F/P up & down. Rear deck off kitchen. M/bdrm w/walk-in closet & 4 pc ens. w/Jacz. 4 bdrms on main. Lrg family room, 3 pc bath. Deluxe 1 bdrm in-law suite w/os entry. Osbe off fam.rm to cov patio & pool deck. Underground bsmt has 3 pc bath. lrg games & family room Entry foyer w/access to rear yard & storage. Dual N/G furnaces. BI Central vac. 28x40 salt water pool. 6’ chain link fence. Hot tub included. Call Bob Marsh today. $555,000.00

4944 - 5-ACRE HOBBY FARM IN TEN MILE LAKE AREA. All living space on main floor, with no stairs. Part-basement plus crawl space is ideal for storage. Could be 5 bedrooms if den was converted. Master bedroom has walk-in closet and 3-pc ensuite, with 2 person/heated floor shower. Property is fenced and x-fenced for your horses. 17x32 shop/garage is wired and insulated, with 2nd-storey mezzanine. 12x18 barn/tack shed. Great opportunity to enjoy the rural lifestyle, and yet be so close to town. Call Wayne today. $227,900.00

Pam McGauley 250-991-2814 Cell. 250-983-5003

4937 - WELL LOVED AND CARED FOR FAMILY HOME is ready for a new family. This 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom home has been meticulously cared for and must be seen to be appreciated! Not much to do here, except move in, entertain on your private back patio and sit and enjoy the beautiful ornamental fruit tree blooming out your front window. Updates include newer furnace, new flooring downstairs, extra insulation and many more. Call William today. $179,900.00

Ph. 250-983-3251

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-983-9522

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-983-5792

4938 - PRIVACY? SHOP? BARN? ACREAGE? Beautifully renovated country rancher with basement? If you answered “yes” to these questions, you might need to check out this fabulous property just 15 minutes from Quesnel up Marsh Drive. Enjoy the comfort of wood heat or the high-efficiency natural gas furnace. Plenty of outbuildings for wood storage, chickens, pigs, goats, or whatever. Take the trail from your backyard and connect to the famous Baker Creek/Pinnacles network for amazing scenery and fishing. Must be seen to be appreciated. Call Jasper today.$259,900.00

Randy Derrick

Ph. 250-983-3251

Bill Ingram

4939 - INVESTORS TAKE NOTE! Build your dream home or duplex in a great location. Flat lot close to schools, shopping, recreation and downtown. The lot next door is available with this one. They can be purchased separately, if desired, but buy both and build your dream home on a double lot! Give William a call today. $70,000.00

Ph. 250-249-0004

Randy Derrick

Jasper Croy

250-992-7202

Bobbi Momer

Ph. 250-992-7202 C.250-991-2001

Ph. 250-992-6028 C.250-991-9147

355 St. Laurent Ave.

Ph. 250-992-6032 C.250-991-9405

Bobbi Momer

Cell. 250-991-9063

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Leslie Johnson

Quesnel Realty

Ph. 250-992-6032 C.250-991-9405

Quesnel Cariboo Observer

You have questions, She has answers!

4942 - FANTASTIC HOME ON PRIVATE, CUL-DE-SAC ROAD, just waiting for a new family. 3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home on 0.4 of an acre that is fenced. Not much to do here, but move in and enjoy the peace and quiet of country living, yet only minutes to town. For the handyman, turn the enclosed garage into a recreation room or the ultimate man-cave/woman-cave. Give William a call today. $149,900.00

4940 - HERE IS A TIMELESS AND TRULY UNIQUE WEST-COAST STYLE executive home with a magnificent view of Bouchie Lake. This property boasts 2 lakeview lots on separate titles, a 28’x30’ heated and wired shop, multi-level decks, paved driveway...and much more! Just 10 minutes from Quesnel, and within walking distance of the community rodeo grounds/riding arena, endless walking/quadding/ horseback trails, the community hall, skating rink, elementary school and Rocky’s groceries/gas/liquor outlet. The Quesnel Golf Course is just a 5-minutes away. Call Jasper today. $339,900.00

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#1024 - GOOD AFFORDABLE 5 BEDROOM, 2 BATH HOME close to schools & shopping. Detatched garage with alley access/ New kitchen and main bath. Professionally painted up and down recently. Listed for $129,000.00 Call Ray today at 250 991 2787

#1015 - BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME HERE AND ENJOY the conveniences of the golf course, without the golf balls flying into your yard. Just across the street with a cleared home site and a nice .6 acre lot that borders Bouchie Creek. Take a look today! $49,500.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1071 - PRIME 9.38 ACRE LOT IN THE CITY LIMITS. Front access from Anderson Dr. and access at back from Kivi Rd. City water. Zoned CR-1. Across the road from a soccer field. Schools nearby. Listed for $89,000.00 Call Archie today @ 250 992 8818

#1091 - 1.3 ACRE LAKEFRONT PROPERTY on Puntat Taekut (Tibbles) Lake. Gradual sloped manicured lawn right to edge of water. 2600 sq. ft. on 2 levels. Walk right into the main floor to a huge, custom built kitchen & spacious master bdrm with stunning lake views. 2 bdrms up and 2 down. Huge L/R in bsmt with patio doors to beach level. Owners to provide easement for driveway, septic system and well. Listed for $229,000.00 Call Archie today @ 250 992 8818

#1100 - UNIQUE, ENERGY EFFICIENT, HOME with solid wood finishing. 1440 sqft, 3 (or 4) bed, 1 bath home on fully fenced, park -like 1 acre. Greatly updated (new roof, windows, siding, and insulation) 4 years ago. Lots of natural light. Open concept living room, kitchen and cozy sitting area around wood-stove. Heated tile floor. 22’x16’ shop w/200 amp service. 4 vehicle carport. Only blocks away from the Kersley town center. $209,000.00 Call Ray.

#1099 - CUSTOM QUALITY THROUGHOUT. Heated tile floors and hardwood on main. Maple kitchen with stainless appliances and range hood. Open floor plan with lots of natural light, including a skylight in the main bath. 2½ baths w/roughed in for shower in bsmt. Huge rec room down, with OSBE. High efficiency furnace with HRV. Brand new roof and expanded foyer. Tile deck to hot tub and fenced yard. Must be see. Quick possession available. $224,900.00 Call Ray.

#1098 - “CUTE LITTLE BUNGALOW with full basement. Quick possession. Open floor plan, deck and fenced yard.” $169,900.00 Call Ray.

#1097 - “BUILT BY “THE TIMBER KINGS” of Pioneer Log Homes! Cedar log home meticulously maintained on a nicely treed 0.81 acre lot with a partial view of Bouchie Lake. Open floor plan with tons of natural light! Lots of new stuff since 2012: water system, toilets, bsmt flooring, light fixtures, trim, deck completed with new door from expanded entryway, and new fridge and dishwasher. Recent landscaping improved in backyard. $319,000.00 Call Ray.

#1081 - GOOD FAMILY HOME. Approximately 1300 sq ft on a 1600 sq ft unfinished basement. High efficiency furnace. all rooms except kitchen and dining room have laminate flooring. The 2 acre lot is mostly level. Lake only a few feet away. Basement is unfinished. Listed for $199,000.00 Call Archie today @ 250 992 8818

#1096 - METICULOUSLY MAINTAINED UP & DOWN, front & back, inside and out! Exe. home privately tucked away on 5.6 acres across from Bouchie Lake. New white oak hardwood flooring on main and profess. painted throughout. Open floor plan with family & L/R on main floor and 3 bdrms up. In ground heated 16x40 pool, manicured yard with 5.6 acre lot & a 5 stall barn w/power and water. Raised bed gardens, underground sprinklers, fire pit, fenced yard, RV parking and a double carport. $395,900.00 Call Ray.

#1095 - SOLID HOME ON 1.5 ACRES IN THE CITY has tremendous privacy and full city services. 2700 sq ft home with a 1 bedroom in law suite. New furnace and hot water tank. Single attached garage plus a 3 bay RV shed, workshop and garden shed. Covered deck and well treed yard.” $259,000.00 Call Ray.

#1094 - PRISTINE NORTH QUESNEL RANCHER that has been renovated into a classic beauty! Timeless original hardwood floors throughout, bright kitchen with white granite counters and a huge island. 5 Pce main and 4 pce ensuite to service the 4 generous sized bdrms up. Bsmt has tons of storage, a recroom and an outside entry. Spotless fenced yard features 2 storage sheds. Manicured yard and 3 patios and decks for your enjoyment. Call Ray today! $369,000.00

#1092 - NICE LITTLE HOME ON 0.44 OF AN ACRE. Close to Bouchie Lake, an elementary school and a store. New flooring on main. Nice big deck. Fenced yard, storage shed and a part-basement. Extra storage addition on the back of the home. Very affordable! Listed for $84,500.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1068 - OVER 1500 SQ FT OF RECENTLY RENOVATED modular in Red Bluff area. new kitchen cabinets in 2008. Tile floor. Separate living room and family room. Two full baths includes a separate shower and soaker tub. Wood fireplace. Large laundry room. Small yard makes for less lawn mowing. Tool shed. Excellent tenants. Listed for $149,900.00 Call Archie today @ 250 992 8818

#1090 - OVERLOOKING THE QUESNEL GOLF COURSE is this cape cod design executive home. Well-built with vaulted ceilings, curved staircase, gorgeous fireplace and hardwood floors. Everything on main with master bdrm suite with/office or nursery and a huge ensuite w/ jetted tub & separate shower. 2 rooms up and a finished bsmt with family room & 4th bdrm. Paved driveway to 26x34 garage. Listed for $319,000.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1089 - CUSTOM LAKEVIEW HOME with a great design & flow perfect for entertaining family & friends! From the gourmet kichen including granite counters, humongous island open to the dining and sunken living rooms. Or walk out to the 600 sq.ft. cedar deck features a hot tub, covered post & beam area & enjoy the breathtaking panoramic view of Dragon Lake. 4 bdrms up 3 1/2 baths & nanny suite. Listed for $410,000.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1088 - SUPER PRIVATE HOME close to Quesnel Golf Course & recreational trails. 20’x30’ detached shop is insulated, wired, and finished, and has a concrete floor. 2.3-acre lot with greenhouse, flower gardens, sundeck and more. Home features new main bath, 2 pc ensuite and full bath in the basement. 2 outside back entrances, wood stove, and natural gas heat. Listed for $215,000.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1061 - EXECUTIVE HOME IN RED BLUFF CLOSE TO schools and shopping. Features include an outstanding oak kitchen, spacious living areas, trade ceilings, 2 decks and a patio, 3 N/G fireplaces, double garage plus a detached 24x20 shop and a fenced yard. 1 bedroom in-law suite with separate entry. Very nicely cared for. Walking distance to schools, transit and shopping. Listed for $330,000.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

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#1085 - WELL PRICED AND WELL MAINTAINED SOUTHILLS FAMILY HOME! Double garage, coverered deck, patio and manicured yard on 3/4 acre lot. Freshly painted interior with 3 bedrooms up, 1 done and 2 full baths. Huge rec room and lots of storage. Take a look! Listed for $224,500.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1084 - ONE OWNER HOME in excellent condition. Incredible value here! 2 story home with full basement that is set up for selfcontained suite, but never finished. Hardwood and tile flooring on main with wheel chair accessible shower on main. 4 bdrms up including a well appointed ensuite. Big bright kitchen with island and lots of cabinetry. Huge deck out back & covered veranda on the front. Listed for $219,000.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1083 - LOVINGLY CARED FOR 3 BEDROOM HOME on a manicured yard close to everything downtown. Just over 3/4 acre with a detached double garage, 12x10’ garden shed, RV parking spot and a great garden area. Spotless and well maintained inside and out! Covered deck accessed from large dining room. Big living room with gas fireplace. Open floor plan. Includes appliances. A pleasure to show. Listed for $174,500.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1082 - PRIVATE 23 ACRES OF PEACE AND QUIET. Updated 3100 sq ft home with new 28’x40’ shop with loft near hallis lake. Tremendous views from the deck, kitchen and master bedroom. Backs onto Crown land, with trails to Dragon Mountain (top). shop is wired, insulated, heated and plumbed with 12’ doors. Listed for $349,000.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1080 - LIFE AT THE TOP! ENJOY THIS COMFORTABLE family home in uplands. Fully furnished up and down with 4 good sized bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Great neighbours, big deck and fenced yard with hot tub. Paved driveway to attached garage with lots of extra storage. Big rec room, den and so much more. Check it out! Listed for $189,900.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1079 - LOCATION, LOCATION! FRUIT TREES, FENCED yard, detached garage and paved driveway surround this nicely updated 5 bedroom, 2 bath N. Quesnel charmer. New high efficiency furnace, new flooring and paint. Updated bethrooms and more. Includes 5 appliances and available for immediate possession. Listed for $234,900.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1078 - EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN AND WELL MAINTAINED 3 bedroom / 2 bath unit it quiet 55+ park in South Quesnel. Fenced yard, deck, carport and storage sheds with power. New additions, electrically inspected, new furnace, new siding and french doors to deck. Close to shopping. Some new appliances. Possession available May 31st, 2015. Listed for $59,800.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1077 - 1987 14’ WIDE WELL CARED FOR MOBILE on 5.33 acres. 2 (or 3) bed, 1 bath, plus den/office. Vaulted ceilings in living room and kitchen. Drilled well at 3gpm. Property fenced and x-fenced. 580 sq ft barn, riding ring, workshop and woodshed (inc. a year + of firewood). Greenhouse, flower and fruit beds. Extra storage with tight insulated sheds. Very private, on quiet no-thru road, 15 mins from town. Mobile has original CSA #, and additions have been inspected. Listed for $179,000.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1076 - NEAR NEW 4 BEDROOM HOME on one level 15 minutes north of town. 1782 sq. ft. modular with an unfinished truck shop located on a no-thru road with 5 private acres. Humongous master bedroom with 2 walk-in closets and a 5 piece ensuite. Separate family room with pellet stove. Large deck for outdoor entertaining. Some fencing for horses. Quick possession available. Listed for $249,750.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1066 - TRULY FABULOUS HOME WITH UNIMPEDED view of 10th hole at Quesnel Golf Course awaits. Luxuriously appointed 5 bedroom and 3 bath home has heated tile and bamboo hardwood floors. Extensively landscaped yard with pond and underground sprinklers. Top quality kitchen cabinets and designer paint and decor. Custom concrete driveway and double garage. Listed for $339,900.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1052 - SUPER WELL-KEPT HOME WITH TREMENDOUS privacy and good quality finishing throughout. New granite counter tops, window sill, backslash and sink. Cork flooring in kitchen. R/O system, appliances and well pump are also new. Workshop has new wood floor, insulation and wood stove. Well priced for the value received. Listed for $259,000.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1054 - EXECUTIVE HOME IN UPLANDS FEATURES 5 large bedrooms, 3 full baths, a new roof and a spacious kitchen. Nicely landscaped at the front and a private, fenced yard in the back with deck plus a double garage and greenhouse. Fullyfinished basement has a new bedroom and a tiled double shower. Lots of bang for the buck! Listed for $219,750.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1030 - NICE LOCATION CLOSE TO TOWN YET PRIVATE. Rancher with full basement on 2 separate 0.44 acre lots in Red Bluff. Some renos have been done over the past years such as windows, bathrooms and deck. Good outbuildings for workshop or toy storage. Listed for $137,100.00 Call Ray today at 250 991 2787

#1020 - HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE RIVERFRONT HOME! Gorgeous yard and view from the large covered deck. 2 sided fireplace between livingroom and family room on main. 4 bedrooms & 2 baths, carport and fenced Yard. Listed for $229,000.00 Call Ray today @ 250 991 2787

#1001 - NEARLY NEW 1485 SQ FT RANCHER! +5 ACRES in South Quesnel. Private yard with play house. Open concept design with custom cabinets, large island with eating bar. Hardwood throughout. 3 large decks with metal walk way to play house. On demand hot water, double garage and 3 full bathrooms. Listed for $469,000.00 Call Ray today at 250 991 2787

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