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Canada Day celebrations far and wide BY SHERI REGNIER Times Staff
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The cast from Rossland's Gold Fever Follies extended a warm hand to Trail council on June 22, impressing all with their humour, stellar voices and in sync dance moves. This year's show is a Kootenay spin on a classic tale of two starcrossed lovers. (Left to right) Ty Wright as Donald Guthrie; Jessica Rowat, Gertrude; Nadya Corscadden as Ellen Guthrie; Nick Heffelfinger, Alderman Flute; Lauren Halász as Isabella Mezzonotti; Kirsti Hack, Mabel; Alexandra Willett, Romola Mezzonotti; Aaron James, Julian; and Amy King the Velvet Queen. For a sneak peek performance check out the Trail Times website or visit the Trail Times Facebook page. To read about the full cast visit goldfeverfollies.com.
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A Rossland-Trail spin on a classic love story BY SHERI REGNIER Times Staff
“Parting is such sweet sorrow” following a performance by the Gold Fever Follies. Bold, witty and based on historical Rossland and Trail political relations, this year's “Summer is Coming” promises plenty of laughs and great songs in a story told through the eyes of two young lovers. Opening today, the show runs twice daily to Aug. 22 at the Rossland Miner’s Hall. Written by Brian Turner, a Trail born, Warfield raised and Rossland schooled script writer, the play gives a Kootenay twist to the Shakespearean classic tale of Romeo and Juliet. Set in Rossland in 1903, the cities are at each others throats because of politics and past grievances, explains Amy King, the show's assistant music
director, accompanist and actor. Instead of the Capulets and Montagues feuding as in the original, Rossland and Trail fill those roles, she said. Aaron James portrays Julian (Romeo) a Rossland volunteer firefighter who falls head over heels for a girl from Trail named Romola Mezzonotti, played by Alexandra Willett. After the two characters meet and it's love at first sight, the question becomes, “Can the two live in peace even though they are from different worlds?” “Come and find out,” said King. “Also, see how well you know the story of Romeo and Juliet (because) every character has a connection to a specific character in the classic Shakespearean tale.” This is King's second year being part of the Gold Fever Follies, now in its
29th season. “I decided to try my luck a year ago and got in,” said the recent Canadian College of Performing Arts graduate. Originally from Pense, Sask., King was cast as a romantic lead in the 2014 “Off the Rails” production which brought her to the West Kootenay for the first time. “We would take cast trips to Nelson, Castlegar, Trail, Montrose and nearby lakes and rivers,” she said. “While staying in Rossland I fell in love with this part of the country.” King portrays the Velvet Queen, the proprietor of the Velvet Hotel and head of the Garter Girls in “Summer is Coming,” as well as chorus/narrator. “Behind the scenes I play the piano for the show, stage manage and run lights at the same time,” she said. “It's a job that is quite a challenge, but is such a thrill to do.”
With sunshine in the forecast and birthday cakes iced red and white, local communities are set to wish the country a Happy 148th Birthday on Wednesday. Canada Day kicks off with a $5 pancake and sausage breakfast at the Kiwanis Beaver Creek Park at 8 a.m. followed by barbecued hamburgers and hot dogs plus fun for the family from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Live entertainment, a craft fair and community group displays run throughout the day alongside games and activities for children. The national anthem will be sung at noon with free cake to follow. Free bus service with wheelchair accessibility is available to all with downtown Trail runs leaving Pine and Farwell Street at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. Pick up and drop off sites are in Shavers Bench at Seventh Ave. and McBride; Highway Drive and the city works yard; and Old Waneta Road in front of Maglio Building Supplies. The bus leaves the park at 10:30 a.m., noon, 1:30 p.m., 3 p.m. Fruitvale begins its celebrations in Haines Park at noon with firemen grilling hamburgers and hot dogs, old fashioned games for the kids, volunteer appreciation award presentations and music by Cathy Kolar. If a dip in the pool sounds good, then the Warfield Centennial Pool will be open all day with Canada Day celebrations from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Staff has planned games and activities for all ages. Warfield Recreation will be serving hot dogs and a drink for $1, and birthday cake will be cut at 2:30 p.m. See ROSSLAND, Page 3
No injuries, fuel spilled in Saturday crash Rossland Hill closed for eight hours BY SHERI REGNIER Times Staff
A large fuel spill from a rolled semi forced an eight-hour closure of the highway between Warfield and Rossland on Saturday. The 911 came into Kootenay Boundary Regional Fire Rescue just after 10:30 a.m. that day with reports of a high mechanism rollover incident on Highway 3B near the gravel pit just up the hill from Warfield. The semi-trailer was loaded with food items See CREWS, Page 3
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Despite scorching 40 C heat, the sun was shining and the crowds made their way to the Piazza Colombo for the annual Festa Italiana. On the right, Penny and Howard Kuenle from Trail, try some authentic homemade Italian lemon cookies. Below right, Elly Venier scoops some chocolate gelato, helping visitors beat the heat. Below, Jemma Mason, 4, gets a fancy bracelet painted on her arm by Serena Deadmarsh, a member of Trail royalty. Left, Sergio Peloso scoops some spaghetti to add to the sauce and meatballs being served at the Festa Italiana
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City going ahead with repairs to Miner’s Hall The Rossland News The City of Rossland has announced it is finalizing plans for the major renovation of the historic Miner’s Hall. The hall, which is an important community treasure, is in serious need of significant repairs. The City has $335,000 in a reserve fund for this project. The Rossland Council for Arts and Culture (RCAC) has been awarded a grant of $350,000 from the Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) to restore the heritage site and increase its longevity and functionality. Both the city and the RCAC have applied for a number of additional grants to cover the significant costs involved as this project is estimated to cost over one million dollars. The new renovations will include the roof, siding, painting, and windows, as well as creating a completely new community space on the fourth floor. The RCAC is actively seeking additional funding to restore the façade to its original grandeur and reconfigure the exterior entry plaza. The construction site at Miner’s Hall presents unique challenges because of the steep hillside location. With no accessible outdoor working space, managing dust and debris control, worker coordination, erecting scaffolding, and materials and tool storage is extremely complex. Removing old construction material will also be challenging and the scale is unknown at this time.
The Miner’s Hall is heavily used by the city’s recreation programs, the Pottery Society, RCAC concerts, dances, fundraisers, Ilo’s Playschool, the Gold Fever Follies, and many others. These programs will be temporarily impacted by this renovation. After carefully considering users’ health and safety, the liability issues, and the significant costs required to maintain occupancy during construction, the city has decided to close the building during construction. The project is estimated to start February 1, 2016 and be completed by December 2016. City staff will work closely with key hall user groups to find alternate venues. While the city understands the short-term inconvenience to users, in the long-term, the Miner’s Hall will be greatly improved and offer much more to the community. This work is essential to maintain this heritage site and restore it to its original glory.
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Saturday morning’s truck crash on the Rossland Hill left a semi and trailer on its side while fuel spilled from the tanks. The highway was closed for eight hours while crews cleaned up the accident site and the fuel spill. No injuries were reported.
Crews help contain diesel fuel spill FROM PAGE 1 destined for a Trail grocery store when the vehicle went on its side and slid between 100 feet to 120 feet down the hill, Fire Chief Terry Martin told the Trail Times Monday morning. By the time the truck came to a stop, all four lanes of traffic were blocked and fuel was pouring onto the highway, said Martin. The driver was able to exit the semi’s cab with minor injuries, and was later transported to the hospital by BC Ambulance. The major concern for rescue teams at that point was containment of diesel fuel that was freely escaping one of the truck’s tanks.
“It was coming out of the actual fuel cap,” explained Martin. “Unfortunately the one tank emptied while the truck was laying on its side. And the brakes were really hot so we were concerned with that ignition source.” He said a quantity of fuel entered the ditch and saturated soil prior to the crews’ arrival. Once on scene, firefighters from Trail and Rossland utilized Hazmat materials such as booms and pads for fuel absorption and they created makeshift dams from dirt to ebb the flow away from the roadside. “The fuel didn’t get into the waterway which goes down to Trail Creek, “he confirmed. “That was our concern but it
didn’t get that far. But they will have to do some remediation work in the ditch where the fuel soaked in.” Once Emcon Services and the RCMP Commercial Vehicle Inspector team (CVI) arrived, fire crews remained on standby at the site until after 6 p.m. “It was very fortunate all around, the driver wasn’t hurt and nobody got hurt driving up the hill,” said Martin. “Unfortunately, it put a lot of people in a bad way having to go around through Castlegar with the highway shut down for that length of time,” he added. “But it was all required.” Police continue to investigate the accident and await the CVI report before determining possible charges.
Rossland museum hosting Canada Day events FROM PAGE 1 Rossland has its traditional Canada Day hike up Mount Roberts beginning at 8 a.m. with the flag raising and group photo at 10:30 a.m. Participants are asked to gather at the Rossland Museum and carpool to the trailhead with Dave Grant leading the hike and Coun. Aaron Cosbey carrying the flag. While the hike has become an annual Rossland event, there are
many “firsts” in the city this Canada Day. Celebrations have moved from Pioneer Park to the spacious grounds of the Rossland Museum & Discovery Centre at the junction of Highway 3B and Highway 22. Taking over July 1 festivities from the nowfolded Rossland Chamber of Commerce was a natural transition that fit the museum’s mandate, says director Joelle Hodgins.
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“The museum is a great place to hold a Canada Day event, and our property is huge,” she said. “So we really wanted to run the event.” Live entertainment including the Golden City Fiddlers begin at noon, the Gold Fever Follies give a 20-minute show teaser at 1 p.m. and the Foggy Goggle Boys finish the day from 2-5 p.m. The beer garden runs until 5 p.m., and through-
out the day barbecue and kettle corn will be served and children’s activities like face painting and crafts are planned. Grade 8 student Molly Jamin, 12, will sing O Canada at 1:30 p.m. followed by Rossland Mayor Kathy Moore cutting cake. Jamin is already a seasoned performer, having sang the national anthem for roller derby games and taken part in various talent shows.
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But this is her first time singing the song in front of a crowd for Canada Day. She admitted to having a bit of the jitters, summarizing the feeling with a word her friend suggested. “I’m nervicited (nervous and excited),” she giggled. Notably, the unseasonable hot and dry climate has lead to fire bans throughout the region and the cancellation of the fireworks display at Gyro Park in Trail.
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Ontario duo didn’t know what the ‘fuss’ was about after week missing in B.C.
THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO - The father of an Ontario man who emerged from a southern British Columbia forest after being lost for seven days says his son isn’t sure why he’s getting so much attention. North Bay couple Rick Moynan and Lynne Carmody, who are both in their 60s, walked out of the forest virtually unscathed as crews were thinking about ending an extensive search on Sunday. Bob Moynan said he spoke with his son on the phone hours after he was told that the search might be suspended. “He says, ‘We didn’t know what all the fuss was about,”’ said Moynan from his home near North Bay. “I said, ‘Well Rick, think about it. You were due back for dinner on Monday night at five o’clock, and you’re seven days
late.”’ Moynan and Carmody were on a day hike near a lodge where they were staying in Cathedral Provincial Park when they got lost last Monday. They managed to survive by staying close to water and building themselves a shelter. The couple was exhausted and bruised when they left their shelter and stumbled upon rescuers after spotting a helicopter. They were taken to hospital for a precautionary assessment. Moynan said his son has a fair amount of outdoors experience, and Carmody’s now-deceased longtime husband worked in search and rescue. He said the ordeal was “terrible” for his family, but he never gave up hope. “We are people of faith and we were praying a lot,” Moynan said.
“It’s almost a miracle that they could survive seven days and be able to be healthy enough to have been able to walk out. So we’re just terribly, terribly grateful that it’s over, and we’ve all learned something.” He said the couple was on their way back on Ontario on Monday. Frank Caruso, a filmmaker in Toronto who is originally from North Bay, has known Moynan for 45 years and said he can sleep soundly now that his friend is safe. He said he was expecting the worst when a week went by and more than 300 searchers still weren’t able to find the couple. “I kept thinking, how far could he possibly walk?” Caruso said. “But it’s all good. It ended well, that’s all that matters.”
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Provincial Bus company at centre of serious highway crash to be audited by province
THE CANADIAN PRESS MERRITT, B.C. The British Columbia government will audit a bus company involved in a serious weekend collision in the province’s Central Interior that sent more than three dozen people to hospitals across the region. The province’s Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure said in an emailed statement that its investigation of Universal Coach Lines will include a
review of the company’s drivers. “An audit is standard for operators involved in this type of incident,” read the ministry statement. Police say that shortly before 10 a.m. on Saturday a tour bus rammed into a car and a tow truck parked on the shoulder of the Coquihalla Highway, about 40 kilometres south of Merritt. The collision left 38 people injured, including two who were airlifted to hos-
pital in serious condition. RCMP Cpl. Chris Newel said charges are expected but that it could be weeks before any are laid while an investigation continues into the cause of the crash. “There are still lots of questions to be answered,” said Newel on Sunday. Universal Coach Lines is based out of Richmond, B.C., and operates a fleet of 80 vehicles throughout B.C., Alberta and
Spending caps recommended for local elections
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he man behind “HarperPAC” says it lived and died in a few days to make a point about third-party advertising in Canadian politics. When it launched, I wondered why he would choose such a deliberately provocative name. No, not “Harper,” but the acronym for “Political Action Committee,” which has come to symbolize the financial excesses of U.S. politics. HarperPAC ran one radio ad, accusing Liberal leader Justin Trudeau of blaming voters for his declining popularity, and suggesting that Trudeau’s “months of mistakes” are a likelier cause. No kidding. HarperPAC spokesman Stephen Taylor, who like Stephen Harper before him has worked for the National Citizens’ Coalition, announced the end of the project last week. “We have contributed to a new discussion about political financing in a fixed
election era that is critical to our democracy,” Taylor said. “We note that this discussion only occurred once a right-wing analog of the left’s PAC-style efforts emerged on the scene.” Indeed, it was when HarperPAC emerged that muttering began about “dark money” in Canadian politics. Unifor, Anti-Conservative front LeadNow and the many faces of the Tides Foundation somehow failed to ignite much discussion in the Canadian media. Taylor launched the bid in response to the emergence of “Engage Canada,” a union-financed action committee that he said was part of a broader effort by the left to oust the Conservatives. Engage Canada portrays itself as a brave alternative to shadowy right-wing groups such as Working Canadians, which has also run pro-Conservative ads. Engage Canada’s latest
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ad plays on the union movement’s cherished “inequality” theme, selecting statistics to portray the wealthy as making out far better than the rest of us in Harper’s Canada. (The notion that “inequality” can and should be fixed by ever-higher taxes on “the rich” staggers on, zombielike, as if capitalism was the cause of poverty.) Two recent developments have led to all this. Scheduled elections every four years have finally taken effect at the federal level, after a series of minority governments.
And courts have repeatedly struck down efforts to restrict third-party spending in the so-called “precampaign” period as an unwarranted restriction on free speech. The B.C. Liberal government tried and failed several times to restrict third party spending, largely in response to the milliondollar tirades of the teachers’ union. Former attorney general Wally Oppal used to warn about American-style influence by wealthy interest groups targeting scheduled elections. Their strategy was not so much to keep corporate money out of B.C. politics as to keep it flowing through the B.C. Liberal Party. This spring the B.C. Liberal majority passed Bill 20, the Election Amendment Act. Not only did this recognize the freedom of outsiders to weigh in on elections, it also did away with pre-campaign restrictions on registered
political parties and candidates. NDP MLA Leonard Krog warned that this sets the stage for “some mad Wild West show,” with politicians so desperate to raise money they start looking for the B.C. equivalent of renting out the Lincoln bedroom in the White House. The big difference between the pre-campaign ads for this fall’s federal election and the next provincial vote in 2017 is that corporate and union donations to parties and candidates have been eliminated at the federal level. That means more money available for third-party campaigns, but it seems to be fairly well distributed between the two sides, the Conservatives and everybody else. Here in the Wild West, nothing’s going to change as long as the B.C. Liberals are in the saddle. Tom Fletcher is legislature reporter and columnist for Black Press.
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Alberta election sets course for Canada to follow
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he electoral victory that that Albertans were ready to recently saw Rachel embrace. Notley and the Alberta Even before Election Day the NDP sweep the musty 44 Conservative establishment and year old Conservative dynasty their media friends were busy out of power has put a rather sowing fear and panic ahead of large smile on a lot of Canadian an increasingly inevitable NDP faces, not least of all mine. victory. This awesome result is being Second hand dealers for seen by many as a reaffirmation the right wing such as Kevin that political power can still O’Leary were calling it “an be wielded by the unfolding horpeople and not ror movie”. And, merely at them. even though With even every poll in Prime Minister the country had S t e p h e n been predicting Harper’s Calgary an NDP vicSouthwest fedtory for weeks eral riding now all four major represented Alberta newsMP alex provincially by papers made it a three NDP MLAs point to officialthe possibilities ly endorse the seem endless. PC party in the Keeping House Across the counhopes of turning try Canadians are looking at the tide. politics with a fresh focus and a Voters caught a glaring renewed sense of hope. glimpse of power trying to During the election there manipulate them and decided were many reports that not to buy into the fear camAlbertans were wondering paign. what had happened to the \New Democrats have won province’s wealth. Candidates government elsewhere provinwere frequently asked on the cially, but with history to guide doorstep how Norway could us we can expect Rachel Notley have amassed a trillion dollar to be in for a rough ride in the fund for its citizens from their years ahead. oil industry while the Alberta The youth and vigour that heritage fund sits at a mere 17 the NDP government has billion and the province is bil- brought to Alberta politics lions of dollars in debt. will no doubt be portrayed as Rachel Notley’s honest and inexperience. The reasonable clear grasp of this particular goals that Premier Notley is point was a breath of fresh air setting for Alberta such as tak-
ing corporate donations out of politics, reviewing royalties paid by oil companies to extract resources owned by Albertans, and raising corporate tax rates from 10 to 12 percent, will be likened to a socialist agenda that will destroy the economy. We need only look to Tommy Douglas’ government in Saskatchewan or to Dave Barrett in our own province to foresee the propaganda machine that will undoubtedly be rolled out on polished wheels to wage what is called the “soft coup”. This is a tactic used by right wing governments and their corporate sponsors the world over to rid citizens of the notion that governments can and should manage resources and economic growth primarily for the public good. With a federal election on the horizon this coming October, and the NDP riding high in the polls, I think we can certainly expect these attacks to intensify in the months ahead. It is refreshing and hopeful to see that a different world is possible. The voters of Alberta have shown us the way. So, let us stay the course and get on track to elect a federal government in October that will advocate for us instead of against us and stands a chance of replacing Stephen Harper. I’m hanging my hat on leader Tom Mulcair the NDP. Alex Atamanenko is the MP for BC Southern Interior
An editorial from the Toronto Star Politicians, employers, teachers, economists and bureaucrats all agree that education is the key to lifting people up, improving their financial prospects, narrowing the gap between rich and poor and boosting economic growth. Regrettably, this almost universal consensus is at odds with the facts. Rather than being the solution to rising inequality, education may worsen the problem, say two Canadian economists in a surprising study released last week. “Education and training policy is no silver bullet,” warn David Green of the University of British Columbia and Kelly Foley of the University of Saskatchewan. Pouring billions of dollars into university education – as Ottawa and the provinces are doing – delivers the greatest benefit to middle-and upperincome students. Investing in apprenticeship programs and skills training doesn’t level the playing field because female participation is low (9.7 per cent), the drop-out rate is high
essential in most workplaces, then stalled. Rather than hiring university-educated workers, employers could adopt new technologies. Rather than staying in school, young men could get high-paying jobs on Alberta’s oil rigs. “Increased educational spending, especially at the university level, should not be counted on as a central policy for reducing income inequality,” they caution. Politically, this advice comes at an awkward time for all three party leaders. Stephen Harper touts apprenticeship training as a “key provider of the vital skills and knowledge necessary to power and grow the Canadian economy.” Justin Trudeau’s plan to bolster the middle class is built on raising the postsecondary graduation rate to 70 per cent. Tom Mulcair says university “is more important than ever in this interconnected world.” The easy response would be to brush off the inconvenient report. The smart response would be to look at the evidence and adjust policies to fit the facts.
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Education may not reduce inequality (43 per cent), and students from low-income families often emerge with heavy debt loads. The authors don’t object to all education spending. Investments in early learning targeted at children from lowincome households make sense as an equalizer, they acknowledge. So does increased income support for parents of schoolaged youngsters. But overall, they caution, “the forces that are driving Canadian wages – like technological change and the resource boom – would not be offset by simply increasing the education level of the workforce.” The pair reached these sobering conclusions after an exhaustive examination of hiring trends, employment levels, earnings, and differences in pay levels for graduates from high school, college and trade programs, university and postgraduate courses over the past 33 years. What they found is that the return on investment in education rose steadily until 2000, when oil prices began to climb and computer skills became
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Church bells chimed, heart chakras were recited, gongs were rung and shofars were trumpeted across the Kootenays Sunday as churches, faith-based groups and climate activists joined together for a global chorus demanding climate action. The cross-community event comes following the publication of Pope Francis’ recent encyclical Laudato Si (Praise Be), which urges the world to treat the earth as “a sister with whom we share our life and a beautiful mother who opens her arms and embraces us.” The controversial document, which was published in May, has inspired millions across the world while simultaneously drawing criticism from those uncomfortable with the Pope’s stance. But in Nelson, the reception has been warm. “This sister now cries out to us because of the harm we have inflicted on her by our irresponsible use and abuse of the goods with which God has endowed her. We have come to see ourselves as her lords and masters, entitled to plunder her at will,” Francis wrote. “The violence present in our hearts, wounded by sin, is also reflected in the symp-
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Church-goers across the West Kootenay demonstrated their solidarity with Pope Francis’ climate change encyclical by ringing bells, chanting and singing at noon on Sunday. Here, congregation members line up to ring the bell at Nelson United Church. toms of sickness evident in the soil, in the water, in the air and in all forms of life.” West Kootenay participation was intended to show solidarity with the Catholics and climate activists of diverse faith who marched from Piazza Farnese in Rome to St. Peter’s Square in Vatican city to demonstrate their commitment to ameliorating the growing effects of climate disruption. “I think it’s incredibly exciting that so many churches and
faith groups in the West Kootenay immediately after the encyciclical was released all joined in the global celebration,” said the West Kootenay Ecosociety’s Montana Burgess, who was involved in organizing. In Nelson, the Kootenay Shambhala Meditation Centre recited the heart sutra in front of the building while at the Nelson United Church congregation members lined up to ring the bell while St. Saviour’s hosted singing on the
church steps. Burgess said though the Catholic Church is leading the way, many other faith-based organizations are following suit. Other West Kootenay institutions involved in the celebration included Trail United Church, Castlegar United Church, Beaver Valley United Church and Sacred Heart Parish. “The Catholic Church has already had this on their radar, so the discussion has already been taking
place, but in going around to the other churches I’ve seen people are really on board to take climate action locally,” said Burgess. She said though churches and climate activists may be seen as strange bedfellows, the faithful were more enthusiastic than she expected. “They were saying ‘now is the time we have to do this’, and they were pleased it was coming through the church as a messenger.”
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Revelstoke council agreed to ask BC Hydro to reconvene a committee to oversee usage of the Columbia River Flats. Council was faced with two requests at its meeting on Tuesday. One was to ask BC Hydro for funding for an enforcement officer for the area. The other was to have them reconvene the Upper
Arrow Lakes Drawdown Zone Advisory Committee. After some discussion, they opted to go with the latter. “If we can get this committee re-convened, maybe these issues will resolve themselves,” said councillor Scott Duke, who was sitting in the mayor’s chair in Mark McKee’s absence. “It may take longer than we think, but at least they’re getting looked at.”
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By Times Staff The BCHL unveiled its 2015-16 schedule and the Trail Smoke Eaters are hoping some key stretches at home might be the push it needs to make the playoffs. Trail’s 58-game schedule kicks off Sept. 11 in Vernon with the Smokies’ home opener the next night, Sept. 12, when the Vernon Vipers return the visit. Each team plays 58 games this season. With the Wenatchee Wild joining the BCHL, there are now 17 teams and there will be 493 total games on the 2015-16 calendar. Some Smokie dates to note include the Showcase event in Chilliwack Sept. 24 to 27 where Trail will play Prince George and the expansion Wenatchee Wild. The Smokies will head south of the border for a regularseason game for the first time in franchise history on Nov. 27 when they face the Wild. Wenatchee travels to Trail on Dec. 5. The Smokies won 12 of its 19 games on home ice last season making November and February crucial home stretches for Trail’s fortunes in the coming season. November begins with five of six games at the Cominco Arena before the club heads out on a five-game road trip. February could prove even more pivotal as Trail plays six of its final nine games at home. The final game of the season will be a rematch of the season opener as Vernon comes to the Cominco Arena to wrap up the regular schedule. While the majority of the team’s games are on the weekend, the Smokies have eight Tuesday night games, three at home and five on the road. Trail has three home games on Wednesdays and one on a Thursday. The playoffs are scheduled to start on March 4, 2016. The league is playing a full interlock schedule, meaning each team will host every other team and also visit every other team. This will be done once each with out-of-division teams while in-division rivals will meet multiple times home and away.
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Last week, the Trail Little League Minor All Stars got a taste of action as they slid past Colville, 5-3 and 14-11, for a pair of wins at Andy Bilesky Park. Tonight, the Trail Little League Major All Stars are on the field for a doubleheader against Colville at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. at Andy Bilesky Park.
McDavid dons number ‘97’ as Oilers grab coveted young star
THE CANADIAN PRESS SUNRISE, Fla. - The time between the NHL draft lottery and Friday added up to the longest 69 days of Connor McDavid’s life. Waiting the final few minutes before getting drafted felt like an eternity, too. “They had to introduce everyone and all the teams and the roll call, it just felt like it was going by so slowly,” McDavid said. “All I wanted to do was just have that pick called.” At 7:18 p.m. Edmonton Oilers general manager Peter Chiarelli made the announcement that was more than two months in the making. Like any other pick, Chiarelli selected Connor McDavid of the Erie Otters. But this wasn’t any other pick.
McDavid is considered hockey’s “Next One” in the lineage of Wayne Gretzky and Sidney Crosby, and now he begins the Oilers chapter of his career. “It’s an exciting time to be an Oiler and I know the fans are excited, and they should be,” McDavid said. “Now that it’s finally happened and I’m an Edmonton Oiler, I couldn’t be more proud.” The Newmarket, Ont., native called the experience of being selected better than he expected. Anxiety more than nerves marked the night. During the day, McDavid was at ease with a nice breakfast with his parents and even some jet-skiing. When it was finally his time to get up from his seat, the 18-year-
old finally felt a sense of relief. Wearing a baby blue tie, McDavid took off his suit jacket, strode onto the stage and first shook commissioner Gary Bettman’s hand as fans cheered and thanked Chiarelli for taking him. “That was an easy one,” Chiarelli said. McDavid put on the Oilers’ brand-new WHA-inspired orange jersey with his trademark No. 97 on the back and shoulders. Blue and orange has been on the shelves in Erie already, and it’s about to be in fashion again. “It means a lot for them to do that,” McDavid said. “To see 97 when I flipped that jersey around was special.” After an incredible junior career that included 285 points
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to temper expectations for the phenom. “He’s such a good player, so you’re going to hear me temper expectations for a long time,” Chiarelli said. “He’s going to have his ups and downs. He’s a terrific player, he’s going to really help our franchise when he gets up and running.” McDavid knows the pressure and what to expect. But rather than temper expectations, he wants to raise them. “I think my expectations of myself exceed any of those that are put on me,” he said. “if I’m meeting my expectations, chances are I’ll meet your guys.”’ The reality is McDavid immediately became the face of the Oilers’ franchise.
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Sports Another part of the province’s solution is to introduce hatcheryraised kokanee fry to the lake from outside sources if the numbers are still down in September. There was some disagreement at the May meeting about where those fry should be introduced. Local resident Harvey Andrusak, a retired regional fisheries biologist and retired director of fisheries for the province as well as being a member of the BC Wildlife Federation, thinks all of the fry should all be introduced to the Meadow Creek spawning channel because of its proven effectiveness. “We know that at Meadow Creek the survival rate is 50 per cent, egg to fry,” he says. “In the south arm it is two to five per cent.” Andrusak said the province wants to introduce some of the fry into other creeks in the south arm of the lake. No one from the ministry was available to comment on this.
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Recent changes to fishery regulations in Kootenay Lake are a result of public activism, says Kerry Reed, a Kootenay Lake fishing guide. “Public pressure has got the ministry acting on this,” he says. He’s talking about the collapse in the numbers of kokanee in Kootenay Lake over the last couple of years, and the pressure that has been put on the government by groups like the BC Wildlife Federation, which sounded the alarm last winter with a letter to the minister of environment demanding urgent action. The West Arm Outdoors Club called it the worst fisheries crisis on Kootenay
result, kokanee numbers have dropped drastically in the last couple of years, so trout have less to eat and are therefore fewer and smaller. (This dynamic exists in the main lake but not in the west arm which has separate population dynamics and is not in trouble.) The Gerrard trout fishery is an important part of the economy of Kootenay Lake communities. In April, the province responded to public pressure by reducing the catch limit on kokanee to zero, and increasing the limit on Gerrard trout to 4, in an attempt to balance things out by decreasing predator numbers and giving the prey a chance.
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Lake in over 70 years. As a testament to the level of public alarm about the fishery, 300 people turned up to a public meeting in February in Balfour, and 200 to another in May. The meetings were hosted by the Balfour Business and Historical Association. Government fish biologists attended, made presentations, and answered questions. The subject of discussion was the outof-balance predatorprey relationships in the lake. Gerrard and bull trout numbers have increased rapidly in recent years and by 2012 showed unprecedented numbers. There were so many that they depleted the stocks of kokanee, their main food source. As a
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THE CANADIAN PRESS SUDBURY, Ont. - “There’s no better place right now, anywhere, to shoot a TV show.” Is TV producer Mark Montefiore talking about Hollywood, New York, Vancouver or Toronto? Not even close. Montefiore, who runs New Metric Media with Patrick O’Sullivan, is talking about Sudbury, Ont. “You can’t beat it anywhere,” says Montefiore of the Nickel City, which might just earn the nickname Hollywood (Further) North. Montefiore makes the comments on a farm just outside of Sudbury, where an episode of “Letterkenny” is being filmed. The comedy, co-created by and starring Jared Keeso (“19-2”), is a spin-off from the web series “Letterkenny Problems,” which has drawn over 10 million views so far on YouTube. Coming to CraveTV and The Comedy Network in 2016, “Letterkenny” is one of several productions taking place in Sudbury this summer. Sophie Tweed-Simmons - daughter of KISS rocker Gene Simmons and Newfoundland native and actress Shannon Tweed - just spent a week in Sudbury filming the movie “Country Crush.” She plays a country singer in the musical written by Toronto director Andrew Cymek. U.S. production companies have also discovered Nickel City. Hallmark, which orders 30 original TV-movies a year for its U.S.-based cable channels, is currently in town shooting “Lead with Your Heart” starring William Baldwin. Also shooting in Sudbury this summer is “Stepchild.” The mystery-thriller stars Lauren Holly (“Motive”) and Sarah Fisher (“Degrassi”). American-born Holly’s change in citizenship several years ago makes this a 100% Canadian cast and crew. That’s an important factor in drawing production to this northern Ontario city, which has a population over 160,000. If they qualify, production companies shooting in Sudbury can tap into generous provincial and federal tax credits. Sweetening the deal is the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund, which supports film and TV production in Sudbury. Factor in the slumping Canadian dollar, no city filming permit fees and reasonably-priced amenities, and Sudbury, as Montefiore says, is a producer’s dream city “unless you happen to hate mosquitoes.”
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versa? Losing a sibling over something that might be remedied is terribly sad. But if you are willing, you are in a position to broker a truce. Perhaps one of your sons (or their wives) would be willing to discuss it with you and find a way to resolve it. Often these disagreements turn into longtime feuds because no one is willing to take the first step without encouragement and help from a third party. If you don’t feel capable of mediating, consider asking another relative or a close friend to step in. Dear Annie: I read your column every day, but I am of tired reading about problems. Surely there are people who have good
and that is reflected in our column. But we are happy to print your sweet valentine. It will give the rest of our readers hope that they, too, can achieve marital bliss, as did you and your wife. Thank you for the words of encouragement. Annie’s Mailbox is writ-
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marriages. I first met my wife at her school’s football game when I was 15 and she was 16. My friend and I sat behind her and her friend, and when we found out that our school was playing hers the following week, we had a lot of fun banter back and forth and we eventually got their phone numbers. One of the girls made a great impression on me. I was so taken with her that I called her every day. I was too young to drive, so for three years, I would walk 14 miles on the weekends to see her. She graduated ahead of me and went to work. I graduated the following May and we were married in June. When we said, “Till death we do part,” we meant it. We were married 67 years. She died in April of last year. I think we somehow found the secret to a good marriage and lived it all of that time. -- W Dear W: A lot of readers have good marriages, which means they don’t generally write for advice,
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Dear Annie: I have two sons, both married with children, living in two different states. For several years, my older son “John” has refused to talk to his brother, “Teddy.” I don’t know why, except that John’s wife initiated it. My husband and my sons and their families were at a wedding a few years ago. John’s wife refused to acknowledge Teddy’s family. She stayed for all of the wedding festivities, but walked away whenever Teddy, his wife or children came near. Since then, John and his family have visited cousins who live near his brother, but they have not once contacted him. My husband and I are stressed over the situation, but don’t know what to do about it. Any suggestions? -- Cornered Dear Cornered: Can you speak to your sons and find out what this is all about? Was there an argument between the wives? Did Teddy say or do something that John’s wife found insulting or unforgivable? Or vice
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YourByhoroscope Francis Drake For Wednesday, July 1, 2015 ARIES (March 21 to April 19) Today’s Full Moon can create tension between you and authority figures -- parents, bosses, teachers, VIPs and the police. Remember that courtesy is empowering. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Be careful, because today’s Full Moon is accident-prone for you. An accident does not have to happen; however, you might be emotionally distracted, which could create a problem. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Disputes about shared property or who is responsible for what might come to a head today because of this particular Full Moon. Keep your wits about you, and listen. CANCER (June 21 to July 22) Today the only Full Moon opposite your sign all year is taking place. Furthermore,
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the Moon is your ruler. Naturally, you will feel tension with others. Stay chill. LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) Today’s Full Moon could create heated discussions at work with a co-worker. In fact, this is likely. Be aware that this Full Moon energy will be gone in 24 hours. Hang in there. VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) Children might be a handful for some of you today because of the Full Moon’s energy. Likewise, sports events might experience upsets. Stay alert. LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Be cool today. People in authority notice you now, since the Sun is high in your chart. Therefore, don’t lose your cool today. Too public! SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) This is an accident-prone day, so slow down and take it easy. Be aware of everything you say and do. Stay chill.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) Disputes about money, salary and possessions might take place today because of the Full Moon. Every Full Moon tends to polarize situations. This will pass in a day or so. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19) Today the only Full Moon in your sign all year is taking place. This is why you feel emotionally heightened.
This is also why you might overreact to others. Be cool. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Today’s Full Moon takes place in a hidden part of your chart, which is why you might feel antsy and distracted, and not know why. Don’t worry about this, because the feeling will be gone in 24 hours. PISCES (Feb. 19 to March 20) Disputes with a friend or
a member of a group might take place today because of the Full Moon’s energy. It’s easy to quarrel. YOU BORN TODAY You are focused and determined about what you want to achieve. You are also a giving, caring person. You perform acts of service to society. This year something you’ve been involved with for about nine years will end or diminish in order to make room for something new.
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AIR CADETS VISIT FAIRCHILD AFBUSAF PHOTO
At the beginning of June cadets from 232 Oliver Bighorn, 531 City of Trail and 841 Grand Forks Boundary visited Fairchild Air Force Base near Spokane Washington. The tour began with a mission briefing from Col. Brian McDaniel, 92nd Air Refueling Wing commander, and continued with a tour of a KC-135 Stratotanker static display. Additionally, the cadets interacted with base firefighters, observing their mission firsthand. Cadets have now completed their training for the year and will start a new training year in September. Over the summer, selected cadets will be attending training courses at Cadet Training Centres located in Vernon, Victoria and Comox, as well as other locations across the country.
From antennas to swipe screens, cellphones mark 30 years in Canada
THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO - Victor Surerus says the $2,700 he paid for his first cellphone 30 years ago was worth every penny. It was July 1985 and Surerus says he needed the phone to help run his business as a travelling funeral director out of Peterborough, Ont. The phone attached to an aerial in his car and came with its own carrying bag. He says his contract with Bell made him the first cellphone customer in Canada, and that honour didn’t come cheap. In those early years, his annual bills amounted to roughly $10,000. “This way you had the freedom of doing things and you weren’t tied down,” he says now from his home in Roseneath, Ont. “The price was high to pay for it, but it was worth it.” Cellphones debuted in Canada with a call between Art Eggleton and Jean Drapeau, then the mayors of Toronto and Montreal respectively, on July 1, 1985. The regional monopolies that dominated the telephone industry in the early 1980s were concerned that mobile phones would disrupt their grip on nearly every aspect of the market. Francis Fox, then the minister of communication in Brian Mulroney’s cabinet, says the
phone companies would defend their turf by saying their industry was heavily regulated and the CRTC was there to protect the consumer. “Their great line was always, ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,”’ he says. Shrugging off pressure from the Reagan administration to choose a bid from an American company, Fox and his team awarded the rights to the first private cellphone network to an upstart company that later became one of the three dominant players in Canada’s wireless sector: Rogers. “Obviously we thought that it would lead to the usual benefits of greater competition, which meant innovation, which meant new products, and which meant lower prices for the consumer,” Fox said. Fox says the recent quarrels between the federal government and Rogers, Telus, and Bell over competition are echoes of the arguments he heard 30 years ago involving the landline monopolies. “What goes around comes around,” he said. Rogers Wireless executive vice-president Raj Doshi joined the company in 1989, when it was still CanTel AT&T and mobile telephones were still a luxury item. Doshi has the original Cantel ad from January 1985 announcing “the end of the
line for the telephone” framed in his office as a reminder that back then, competition was less important than explaining why people needed to spend thousands of dollars on a cellphone. “When you talk about competitive intensity, it was very much around getting people aware of the proposition versus the pure competitive intensity between the two of us,” he said. “The market growth potential was basically the whole of the Canadian population.” Wade Oosterman, now president of Bell Mobility, remembers it differently. In the mid1980s he worked with George Cope, now Bell’s CEO, getting Clearnet Communications Inc. off the ground, which was later bought by Telus. “It was competitive right from the get-go,” he said. “The cost of building out Canada is extraordinarily high: big land mass, relatively few people. When you’re spending that kind of money on deploying your network, every single subscriber really, really counts.” The high price of cellphones eventually fell as technology advanced, networks matured. “Canada and everybody who played a role in it should be quite proud of the state of the wireless industry in Canada today and the benefit it confers on consumers and businesses alike,” Oosterman said.
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While many huddled in the shade during Saturday’s Festa Italiana, the toe-tapping music enticed a few couples to get up a twirl. See more photos on Page. 2.
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4 bdrm, 3 bath family home in Glenmerry. Features include: fenced yard, master bedroom ensuite and walk-in closet, garage, and sunny basement with family room, 4th bedroom and bath room. At this price this one will be gone quickly! Call Deanne (250) 231-0153
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STING NEW LI
Tonnie Stewart
$215,000
Great starter home. 3 bdrms in a great location and good sized yard. Don’t miss this excellent family home on your viewing list. Good parking with alley access to garage.
2 bdrm 1 bath house $900 / mo plus utils laundry, NP, NS
STING NEW LI
1004 Regan Crescent, Trail
WARFIELD
2 bdrm 1 bath upper unit $750 / mo plus utils laundry, NP, NS
760 Redstone Dr, Rossland
$399,000
250-231-1101
350 Schofield Hwy, Warfield
$259,000
Charm, space and great price make this home a special place for your family. There are 4 bdrms, 2 baths with big windows, wood-burning fireplace and main floor laundry. Good parking with garage and off-street driveway.
Call Mary M (250) 231-0264
tonniestewart@shaw.ca
250-231-0264
mary.martin@century21.ca
Richard Daoust 250-368-7897
richard.daoust@century21.ca
Mary Amantea
250-521-0525
mamantea@telus.net
Bill Craig
250-231-2710
bill.craig@century21.ca
Deanne Lockhart 250-231-0153
deannelockhart@shaw.ca
Art Forrest
250-368-8818 c21art@telus.net
Christine Albo 250-512-7653
christine.albo@century21.ca
Dave Thoss
250-231-4522
dave.thoss@century21.ca
Dan Powell Christina Lake 250-442-6413
powelldanielk@gmail.com