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cutting through [a strip mall] or using Borden which carries the added traffic from the Saanich public works yard,” Atwell said. One of the most poorly organized The new lanes on Borden and Cedar Hill sections of the Lochside Trail in Saanich will be four metres wide, and about 300 will be improved thanks to a $140,000 metres in length. contribution from Bike B.C. to match “It’s great to see infrastructure $140,000 from Saanich. considered for cycling, but considering The project will install dedicated bike how much we spend on car infrastructure, crossings within the intersection of [what cycling gets] is still a pittance,” said McKenzie Avenue and Borden Street, as Edward Pullman, president well as raised bi-directional bike (and pedestrian) lanes “This is an essential of the Greater Victoria Cycling Coalition. on Borden and Cedar Hill part of the cycling Pullman says the Cross Road to re-connect with the Lochside Trail corridor, one that needs provincial government’s contribution to cycling, north of McKenzie. which amounts to about “This is an essential part that priority.” - Richard Atwell $160 million since 2001, of the cycling corridor, one doesn’t stack up to that needs that priority,” anywhere near the huge said Mayor Richard Atwell. dollars going into car infrastructure. “[This will] improve safety for cyclists, However, the protected bike lanes on pedestrians and vehicles and will bring Borden are a start, as they’ll be the first of us another step closer to completing our their kind in Saanich as far as Pullman is region’s cycling infrastructure.” aware. Prior to his time as mayor, Atwell was “The Borden lanes should be separated a regular commuter along the Lochside from traffic and that is new. Lochside and and experienced the scramble that is the the Goose are considered separate trails, Lochside Trail at McKenzie and Borden. and the new Cook Street section does Currently, the trail breaks between have raised cycling lanes but they are McKenzie and Cedar Hill Cross Road. still inside the parking area, which is not In between is the intersection and a separate.” commercial strip mall known for the Victoria is also receiving funding, Monkey Tree Pub and an ICBC drivers’ $440,000 to connect existing pathways testing centre. It creates a dilemma for with the Heron Cove and Raymur Point cyclists who have to choose between Bridges. The two four-metre-wide cyclist/ dismounting at the crosswalks or riding pedestrian bridges are about 100 metres through and deciding whether to “cheat” in length and will connect pathways from through the ICBC parking lot. Ogden Point to downtown. “You’re coming out of the [Lochside] reporter@saanichnews.com and face two walk signals, you’re also

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Residents aim to curb Glendenning Road parking Mount Douglas Park users ignoring parking restrictions Travis Paterson News Staff

A worried Glendenning Road resident is politely confronting Mount Douglas Park users who are blatantly disregarding no-parking signs on her street. Traditionally, Glendenning has been an easy-to-get-to, lesserknown access to the trails of Mount Doug that regular park visitors swear by. However, the increase in demand and lack of parking (Saanich provides a small lot for about five or six cars), has had a domino effect since Saanich installed no-parking signs on both sides of Glendenning last year. All parking is banned within approximately the first 200 metres of the Mount Doug entrance, yet the area fills up each morning, and then again throughout the day. “The risk of fire is so high this summer, not just for Mount Doug but for the [rural] houses on Glendenning. What if the fire department can’t get in here?” said Mary Durham, who is actively educating visitors by placing notices on cars. Her notices indicate there is ample parking, all of it

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Earl Hannon and Mary Durham of Glendenning Road are concerned about the blatant disregard of no-parking signs by Mount Douglas Park visitors. legal, on nearby Winchester Road. However, parking there demands an additional walk

of a few hundred metres along a connecting bike trail, which many visitors are unwilling to do,

she says. Gary Darrah, Saanich manager of parks planning and design,

said the no-parking signs were installed as the result of a combination of issues, with access to fire engines certainly at the forefront. “It looks like the road is wide but the [former] parking along the sides is actually damaging to a trail [on the west side of Glendenning], the boulevard and to tree [roots], as well as the fire access issue,” he said. Saanich Fire Captain Rich Pala said the fire department was seeking better access to Mount Doug, part of an initiative to ensure better access to all parks, when a representative visited the Glendenning entrance with Saanich Parks last year. Fire engines called to the street and park entrance have to back out of Glendenning, Durham said. Worse, she’s also seen cars block the entrance to the fire lane. She even finds cigarette butts on the trail inside the park. “I think it’s habit, people have been coming here for a long time and they’re unwilling to part with the idea that they can park here,” Durham said. “The prevailing attitude seems to be, what’s the use of having a park if there’s no parking, and it’s a ripple effect. Once one person parks here, they all do. People need to think of it as a community effort, not something to do just because Saanich says.” reporter@saanichnews.com

New school superintendent ‘in it for the long haul’ Kendra Wong Black Press

The Greater Victoria School District’s new superintendent wants the public to know he’s here to stay. Pieter Langstraat was appointed the superintendent earlier this month and will assume his role next month. “I’m thrilled. I was just looking for another opportunity,” Langstraat said. “The Greater Victoria School District was the only place that I applied to. I was really wanting to come to the school district so I’m very pleased to be able to work with them.” Langstraat, 54, comes to Victoria after a 26-year career with the Red Deer Public School District, where he served as superintendent for the last five years.

“We’re in the business of district and very He also spent four much committed to years as the associate creating life chances for kids providing high-quality superintendent with and that’s very much what the education for citizens Chinook’s Edge of Victoria.” School Division in board of education in Victoria In the coming years, central Alberta. wants and that’s very much what Langstraat hopes to He replaces Sherri forge a pathway of Bell who resigned I want.” success for Greater after taking the - Pieter Langstraat Victoria students. position as president “We have a of Camosun College responsibility for each and every child, in July. The school district has been plagued by not just some of them. We’re in the business of creating life chances for kids an inability to keep superintendents, with Langstraat being the third in recent years. and that’s very much what the board of education in Victoria wants and that’s “I’m not moving to Victoria to retire, very much what I want,” he added. I’m not moving there to just be there for But before he can do that, Langstraat a year or two. I’m in it for the long haul,” must deal with the funding challenges Langstraat said. “I’m very committed to and cuts that school districts across the providing that stability for the school

province are also facing. “I need to work with the board making sure there’s predictable, sustainable, adequate funding for the school district and that obviously means working with the government and advocating for that,” he said. According to board chair Edith LoringKuhanga, Langstraat has the experience and vision the school district needs. “Education is rapidly changing and we’re looking for someone who was dynamic, has lots of experience, who had really strong leadership and had some great ideas. He definitely fit the bill,” Loring-Kuhanga said. “We’re really excited to have someone of his calibre come to our school district. We’re really looking forward to him coming aboard.”

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Doctoral student getting the word out on exercise Texts help planning, the toughest step Travis Paterson News Staff

Saanich-based doctoral candidate Chetan Mistry is leading a behavioural medicine project that uses text messaging to encourage exercise. Mistry has 150 recruits signed up and active from across the country, though most are from Victoria. Done through the Behavioural Medicine Lab at the University of Victoria, Mistry’s

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Notice OfDISTRICT Public Hearing THE OF SAANICH NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON ZONING BYLAWS On Zoning Bylaws NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON ZONING BYLAWS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING for the purpose of a PUBLIC HEARING willNOTICE be held IS inISHEREBY the SAANICH MUNICIPAL HALLCOUNCIL COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 770 Vernon BC, NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN a SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING for the purpose of Victoria, a HEARING PUBLIC GIVEN thatthat a SPECIAL MEETING for the purpose ofAvenue, a PUBLIC V8X 2W7, oninwill TUESDAY, 11, 2015 atCOUNCIL 7:00 PM,HALL to allow the 770 public to make verbal or written HEARING held AUGUST in MUNICIPAL the SAANICH MUNICIPAL COUNCIL CHAMBERS, 770 Vernon will be held thebe SAANICH HALL CHAMBERS, Vernon Avenue, Victoria, BC, representation Council with respect to the following proposed bylaws permits. Avenue, BC, V8X 2W7, on11, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2015 atand 7:00 PM, to allow theorpublic V8X 2W7,Victoria, ontoTUESDAY, AUGUST 2015 at 7:00 PM, to11, allow the public to make verbal written to make verbaltoor writtenwith representation Council proposed with respect to the following representation Council respect to thetofollowing bylaws and permits.proposed bylaws and permits. A. A.“ZONING BYLAW, 2003, AMENDMENT BYLAW, “ZONING BYLAW, 2003, AMENDMENT No. 9345” BYLAW, 2015, No. 9345” A. 2015, “ZONING BYLAW, 2003, AMENDMENT BYLAW, PROPOSED REZONING FORFOR TWO PROPOSED REZONING TWOLOT LOT 2015, No. 9345” SUBDIVISION ON CORDOVA BAY ROAD SUBDIVISION ON CORDOVA BAY ROAD PROPOSED REZONING FOR TWO LOT ToSUBDIVISION rezone ParcelParcel A (DD7803 – W)BAY of Lot 1, Section To rezone A (DD7803 – ROAD W) of Lot 1, ON CORDOVA Section 24, Lake District, Plan 11854 (4601 24,ToLake District, Plan 11854 CORDOVA rezone Parcel A (DD7803 –(4601 W) of Lot 1, Section BAY ROAD) from Zone RS-18 BAY ROAD) from Zone RS-18(4601 (Single Family 24,CORDOVA Lake District, Plan 11854 CORDOVA (Single Family Dwelling minimum size – Dwelling – minimum size –RS-18 2–ha) to(Single Zonelot RS-12 BAY ROAD) fromlot Zone Family 2 2 ha) Zone RS-12 (Single Family Dwelling Dwelling –tominimum lot–size – 2 ha)lot tosize Zone RS-12 (Single Family Dwelling minimum 930m ) 2 – minimum lot ) tofor the Family Dwelling – 930m minimum lotcreate size purpose 930m for(Single the purpose of size subdivision one2) for ofthe purpose of subdivision to create one subdivision to create one additional additional lot for single family dwelling use.lot Afor additional lot fordwelling single family use.beA single family use. PERMIT A dwelling DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE will DEVELOPMENT VARIANCE PERMIT will A beto VARIANCE PERMIT will be considered to allow a variance for considered lot width. considered to allow abevariance allow a variance lot width.forA lot COVENANT COVENANT will also for considered to width. furtherA COVENANT alsolands be considered to further will the alsouse bewill considered to further regulate the regulate of the and buildings. regulate of the lands and buildings. use ofthe theuse lands and buildings.

“ZONING 2003, AMENDMENT B. B.“ZONING BYLAW,BYLAW, 2003, AMENDMENT BYLAW, BYLAW, 2015, NO. 9316” B. 2015, “ZONING BYLAW, 2003, AMENDMENT BYLAW, NO. 9316” PROPOSED REZONING 2015, NO. 9316” PROPOSED REZONING FOR AFOR SIX ALOTSIX LOT RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION ON PROPOSED REZONING FOR A SIX LOT RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION ON HALIBURTON HALIBURTON ROAD AND WESLEY ROAD RESIDENTIAL SUBDIVISION ON HALIBURTON ROAD AND WESLEY ROAD To rezone C, ROAD Section 28,District, Lake District, AND ToROAD rezone Lot WESLEY C,Lot Section 28, Lake Plan Plan 9499 (785 HALIBURTON ROAD) and To rezone Lot C, Section 28, Lake District, Plan to 9499 (785 HALIBURTON ROAD) and to rezone rezone Lot 5, Section ROAD) 28, Lake District, Plan 9499 (785 HALIBURTON and to rezone Lot 5, Section 28, Lake District, Plan 9380 (4932 (493228, WESLEY ROAD) from Zone A-1 Lot9380 5, Section Lake District, Plan 9380 (4932 WESLEY ROAD) from Zone A-1 (Rural) to Zone (Rural) ROAD) to Zonefrom RS-10 (Single Family to Dwelling) WESLEY Zone A-1 (Rural) Zone Think Stock RS-10 (Single Family Dwelling) for the purpose of for the purpose subdivision to purpose create four RS-10 (Single FamilyofDwelling) for the of Rising with a plan to exercise is made easier with the new text subdivision to create four additional lots for single additional for single family dwelling use. An subdivision tolots create four additional lots for single messaging service by UVic doctoral student Chet Mistry (not shown), family dwelling use. An exemption from the exemption theAn minimum 10%from perimeter family dwellingfrom use. exemption the which capitalizes on the dependency of smart phones to motivate minimum 10% perimeter road frontage requirement minimum 10% perimeter road frontage requirement road frontage requirement for the proposed people. for the proposed panhandle Lot 3 will be for panhandle the proposed 3 will be A Lot panhandle 3 will be Lotconsidered. considered. AA COVENANT also be considered considered. COVENANT will also be considered COVENANT will also will be considered to further to toPUBLIC further the lands and NOTICE OF HEARING -2furtherregulate regulate the useof of the theand lands and regulate the use of use the lands buildings. buildings. Please a aresumption buildings. Please notethat thatthis thisaisisresumption resumption Please note note that this is ofofof the thethePublic 23, 2015, PublicHearing Hearingheld February 23, 2015, Public Hearing heldonon onFebruary February 23, 2015, which was adjourned. which was adjourned. which was adjourned.

Moms on agenda in Saanich Clubhouse program re-integrates people with mental health issues

Jackie Powell of Oak Bay is part of Moms Like Us, a group of residents from across the region with a focus to establish a Clubhouse International in Greater Victoria. She’s seen first hand what is necessary to re-establish a social network for someone who has suffered mental health issues. Saanich council has invited Moms Like Us to speak as a delegation later this summer. Saanich is one of the remaining municipalities Moms Like Us has yet to approach as it seeks to add another endorsement to the many it has collected from Sidney to Colwood, as well as from the mayor of Oak Bay and the regional police chiefs. “Clubhouse International is a holistic program which features everything people with mental health issues need: employment, housing, education, and most importantly, it’s about community and getting people connected back into life.”

free trial until July 31. The survey and registration is done at fluidsurveys.com/s/ BL. reporter@saanichnews.com

When Powell’s son was ill he C.BYLAW, “ZONING BYLAW, 2003, AMENDMENT 2003, AMENDMENT BYLAW, 2015, lost connections with everyone “ZONING BYLAW, 2015, NO. 9346” NO. 9346” – friends, school, there was no PROPOSED REZONING FOR A FIVE UNIT PROPOSED TOWNHOUSE REZONING DEVELOPMENT FOR A FIVE ONUNIT outside contact except for his CEDAR parents. TOWNHOUSEHILL DEVELOPMENT ON CEDAR HILL ROAD “If we weren’t around, what ROAD To rezone Lot A, Section 56, Victoria District, would he have had? He had two To rezone LotPlan A, Section 56, Victoria District, Planfrom 17356 (3999 CEDAR HILL ROAD) months in the hospital and no one 17356 (3999 CEDAR HILL(Single ROAD) from Dwelling) Zone RS-10 Zone RS-10 Family to Zone else visited.” (Attached in order to construct (Single FamilyRT-4 Dwelling) toHousing) Zone RT-4 (Attached Richmond’s Pathways ClubhouseHousing) in order a five unit townhouse to construct a five unitdevelopment. townhouse A is the nearest example of a PERMIT will be will considered development. DEVELOPMENT A DEVELOPMENT PERMIT be Clubhouse International, and it’s considered to to require buildings lands to be require thethe buildings andand lands to be and developed in accordance a shining model, Powell said, with constructed andconstructed developed in accordance with the planswith plans submitted and to allow variances for subsidized apartments for housingsubmitted andthe to allow variances for siting, height, siting, height, extent of allowable projections and a successful transitional extent of allowable projections fence height. A be and fence height. Aand COVENANT will also employment program. COVENANT will also be considered to further regulate considered to further regulate the use of the “This is something we need, it buildings. lands and and buildings. catches people before they go too the use of the lands

August 11, 2015

far downstream and gives people The proposed bylaws and relevant report(s) be inspected or obtained fromLegislative the Legislative bylaws and relevant report(s) may bemay inspected or obtained from the Division a chance when they’re [right] out The proposed Division between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm, from July 30, 2015 to August 11, 2015 inclusive, except forand between 8:30 am and 4:30 pm, from July 30, 2015 to August 11, 2015 inclusive, except for weekends of hospital,” Powell said. “It’s the weekends holidays. TheDirector report(s) of from the Director of Planning regarding the above are holidays.and Thestatutory report(s) from the Planning regarding the above applications sense of community that people statutoryapplications are available on the Saanich website at: need. Social connections are crucialavailable on the Saanich website at: A: Cordova Bay: http://saanich.ca/business/development/cordova.html but they disappear when you suffer A: Cordova Bay: http://saanich.ca/business/development/cordova.html B: Haliburton / Wesley: http://saanich.ca/business/development/cordova.html mental illness. Friends disappear B: Haliburton / Wesley: http://saanich.ca/business/development/cordova.html C: Cedar Hill: http://saanich.ca/business/development/gordonhead.html faster than you can shake a stick C: Cedar Hill: http://saanich.ca/business/development/gordonhead.html at.” Enquiries and comments may be submitted by mail or by e-mail and must be received no later than Funding for the Richmond 4:00 on the daymay of the All by correspondence submitted will form part of the Enquiries andpm comments bemeeting. submitted mail or by e-mail and must be received nopublic later record than 4:00 Clubhouse’s operating budget and may be published in acorrespondence meeting agenda.submitted will form part of the public record and may be pm on the day of the meeting. All mostly comes from the provincial published in a meeting agenda. Legislative Division by email: clerksec@saanich.ca government as well as from By Phone: 250-475-1775 donations and local business Legislative Division by email: clerksec@saanich.ca By Phone: 250-475-1775 Web: saanich.ca Web: saanich.ca support. reporter@saanichnews.com

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View Royal resident and ARESST chair Brian Burchill says the regulations, as written, contradict scientific studies that support the screening and outfall system currently used to disperse of sewage from the south part of the region. “It’s not as though there’s reports from public health officers that people are getting sick,” he says. “The aquatic activities are still going on, nobody’s cutting back on their recreation. We’re using the waterfront because it’s safe to use.” He says the existence of marine ecological reserves on both sides of the region’s two outfalls, off Clover Point in Victoria and Macaulay Point in Esquimalt, points to the fact that the sea life is flourishing in the area. While the original request to the federal auditor general was met with a headscratching suggestion to approach the Auditor General office in Victoria, Australia, Burchill says, a second attempt was made recently to get the request directly into the hands of Canada’s Auditor General, Michael Ferguson. ARESST, whose supporters include people from University of Victoria-based marine biologists to former federal environment minister David Anderson, has made multiple presentations on the subject to the Capital Regional District board since its formation in 2009, but its arguments against treatment have been mostly ignored, Burchill says. “Fighting the CRD is a waste of time,” he says of trying to convince politicians. “They are so bullheaded and they have the majority of power. I think part of the driving force is it will be a big boon to the local economy to have a billion dollars injected into it, but it’s for something we don’t need.” Regardless whether Ferguson seriously considers the request, Langford Coun. Denise Blackwell, a member and former chair of the region’s liquid waste management committee, doesn’t expect it will

succeed, based on her knowledge of previous discussions of Greater Victoria’s sewage dispersement methods. She recalled that the CRD had representation on a committee looking at proposed federal regulations before they were made into law. Despite having explained the unique characteristics of Greater Victoria’s fjord-like marine environment, the CRD found itself subject to the same broad criteria as every other coastal community. “At the time, it was us saying there’s nothing wrong [in the marine environment], but we’ve never had any indication from anybody that [the decision] would change,” she said. “The feds are not willing to look at it and not willing to revisit it.” Vic Derman, a Saanich councillor and vice-chair of the Eastside select committee looking into sewage solutions for his municipality, Victoria and Oak Bay, was among the early critics of the federal regulations. While he still says their “onesize-fits-all” criteria inappropriately puts our area in the same category as communities that empty their sewage into less vigorous waters, he prefers to look at the current east-west strategy being undertaken to find appropriate sites as providing an opportunity to emerge with a bigger-picture solution. “ARESST is accurate in saying the federal regulations have been poorly applied,” he said. “However, their request may be moot if we can turn this into an impressive sustainability project.” Rather than worrying about whether the region might be unfairly categorized under the federal wastewater regulations, Derman’s main concern is that the process of finding a site and choosing the right technology be done differently than before, when the CRD focused on the one-site McLoughlin Point solution that was ultimately rejected for rezoning by Esquimalt council.

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Heat wave forces earlier harvest LifeCycles needs volunteer pickers to keep up with demand Travis Paterson News Staff

The dry summer weather has led to an early start on fruit harvests, and the need for volunteers is as great as always for the LifeCycles Fruit Tree Project. LifeCycles anticipates a 40,000-pound fruit harvest in the Greater Victoria region over the next two months. “We always need more volunteers as we have the potential to harvest even more fruit,” said Fruit Tree Project co-ordinator Jenny McCartney. “This year’s expected harvest is up from 32,000 pounds last year.”

The Fruit Tree Project allocates 25 per cent of the harvest to the tree owner, 25 per cent to the volunteers, and shares the rest with community associations, food banks and others. The annual harvest is four months long and collects fruit from privately owned trees that would otherwise go to waste. A lot of the problem is all the fruit is ripening at the same time, McCartney explained. In particular, LifeCycles has noted a need to get the message out about watering apple trees. “Without water, trees will protect themselves by dropping the fruit before it’s ripe, and earlier than normal. People here aren’t used to having to water fruit trees. Last year was the first year we realized a need to water trees in Greater Victoria.” The apparent climate change is showing its effect as 2015

is the earliest harvest in nine years of the Fruit Tree Project. “We track our harvesting with data and can see the trend is earlier and earlier every year,” said McCartney. “This year, for example, is three weeks earlier than last year and about four to five weeks earlier than four years ago.” As California is in its fourth year of a significant draught, LifeCycles said the residual effect is a 25 to 50 per cent spike in B.C. produce prices over the next five years. “LifeCycles has contributed so much,” says Sheila Avery, co-ordinator of food security at Saanich Neighbourhood Place. “They have connected community members to contribute vegetables and fruits to our many families.” To volunteer or register a fruit tree to LifeCycles visit lifecyclesproject.ca. reporter@saanichnews.com

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Vancouver Island Insurance Centres (VIIC) donates $10,000 to support Wheels for Wellness in the purchase of a new van. VIIC is proud to be an active community sponsor and quietly donated over $130,000 to various non-proﬁt organizations and events in 2014. In 2015 the staﬀ of VIIC voted to support Wheels for Wellness as their primary charitable cause and with the assistance of their insurer partner, Gore Mutual, was

able to make a signiﬁcant contribution. “This cause is important to our Island communities and helps connect those in need to the medical services outside their area.” says Tony Hayes, CEO VIIC. Wheels for Wellness is a non-proﬁt organization dedicated to transporting patients to and from medical appointments on Vancouver Island. It was formed in 1997 by the owner of Designated Drivers for the purpose of providing transportation to centralized medical appointments. Since 2005

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Council not committed to amalgamation This is in response to “Province setting stage for amalgamation study,” in the July 24 Saanich News. Yes, Mayor Atwell and council did meet with Community Minister Coralee Oaks. However, contrary to Mayor Atwell’s comments in the above article, Saanich council did not meet to discuss the province’s intention to go forward with an amalgamation study. The invitation from Minister Oakes stated “I am writing to invite you and council to meet on the issue of governance and services in the Capital area. I feel it is important to hear from all local governments on this matter so I can understand how to support a conversation in governance and service integration in the Capital area.“ Council members had the opportunity to discuss the ballot question posed to the voters in the 2014 election. The meeting concluded with council requesting terms of reference for the proposed provincial study, costs and participants. Minister Oakes stated that the first step would be to create the memorandum of understanding. Council did not make a commitment. Saanich was among eight Greater Victoria communities to include a ballot question. However, Saanich’s question was not in support of moving ahead with amalgamation discussions.

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Character true to form Since the release of Harper Lee’s “sequel” Go Set A Watchman, many are disillusioned to learn that Atticus Finch, the hero of To Kill A Mockingbird, turned out to be a typical bigot in the Deep South. However, when one examines this revelation more closely, one can appreciate the intrigue and complexity of Atticus Finch’s character. Namely, Atticus was so principled in the pursuit of justice that he set aside his own racism in order to defend an African-American man wrongly accused of a heinous crime. It should be noted that at no time did Atticus speak of the need for racial equality, but rather the danger

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Therapy goes to the dogs at Glengarry Hospital Canines help patients suffering chronic illnesses Kendra Wong Black Press

Every Monday morning for the past year, Lisa Markin has taken her two service dogs, Rowan and Cajun, over to Glengarry Hospital in Fairfield. Markin and her dogs are part of INSPIRE Animal Assisted Therapy, a program that uses furry canine friends to help people of all ages suffering from chronic illnesses, degenerative diseases such as multiple sclerosis, as well as people recovering from strokes or car accidents or dealing with developmental disabilities such as autism. “On the outside looking in, if you’re a fly on the wall, it would just look like the dog is playing with the patient, but, in actuality, the goals with the patients are very specific,” said Markin, a registered nurse and owner, operator of INSPIRE. Unlike pet therapy when a volunteer brings their dogs for patients to meet and pet, Markin develops exercises that are specific to the patients’ objectives, working on fine motor dexterity, gross motor skills, cognition and memory involving the dog. “For example, if we had a patient who is working on standing endurance, say after a car accident, we would put the dogs on a raised surface and do activities with the dog, such as brushing,” Markin said, adding they sometimes work with the same patient for months in 20- to 40-minute sessions. “What I’ll find is that people will be so engaged with the interactions with the dogs

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Lisa Markin, owner and operator of INSPIRE Animal Assisted Therapy, pets her service dog Cajun at Glengarry Hospital. that they’ll exceed their expectations … They’ll work harder, they’ll work longer at their exercises because they want to make the animal happy, they want to give them a treat.” All the while, Markin is accessing the patient and documenting their progress. The dogs themselves have shining personalities.

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NEIGHBOURHOOD: Shelbourne The beauty industry has been a major part of Indy Pandher’s life since she was 13 years old. She started out doing makeovers and spent more than 10 years working and managing different cosmetic counters before opening Diva Soft Lite Laser Center and Esthetics 10 years ago. Pandher says she’s seen a lot of changes in the beauty industry over that time. “Women are way more cautious about taking care of themselves,” she said. Pandher combines her years of experience with modern technology to help women take care of themselves, as Diva is the only salon in town with a soft light laser machine. The soft light laser machine offers

immediate results on laser peels and hair removal. “It’s really, really good for the skin. It exfoliates your skin, promotes colligen, shrinks pores, gets rid of black heads and takes the edge off of fine lines and wrinkles. “It gives that special glow. You can see the results right away.” Diva Soft Lite Laser Center and Esthetics specializes in laser hair removal, skin tightening, laser peels, sun spots, uneven skin tone, microdermabrasion, photo rejuvenation, redness, electrolysis, eyebrow threading, facials, body wraps, Eurowave the ultimate inch loss program and much more. Pandher said she loves meeting

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has never been more important to ensure that your heating and cooling systems are running at top efficiency,” said Simpson, adding duct cleaning is an important part of the overall maintenance that can prolong the life of heating and cooling systems as well as cut your energy bills. Keeping your ducts clean also brings health benefits by eliminating contaminants to ensure the best possible indoor air quality which can help to minimize reaction to environmental sensitivity, allergies and asthma. It also results in a cleaner home. He said even new homes can have ducts clogged with construction materials such as wood shavings, drywall dust or carpet fibres, and cleaning the ducts can also be a great selling feature

when you move. Areo is WETT certified to properly clean and diagnose any problems with your chimney, and is a member of the Vancouver Island Better Business Bureau. “I can guarantee you will be 100 per cent satisfied with our service,” said Simpson. “At Aero we rely on your repeat business so we’ll always do our very best job at each and every residence. After you try Aero you’ll never want to call any other company.”

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Saanich thrower chasing Pan Am gold Travis Paterson News Staff

When Sam Willett stepped in for his first of five hammer throws at the B.C. High School Track and Field Championships, he felt the sting of elite competition. Or was that a wasp?

“I think it was a wasp as I couldn’t find a stinger, and it was right in the neck,” said the recent Mount Douglas secondary graduate. “I feel like it probably disrupted my focus, I didn’t have the meet I would have wanted.” Willett defaulted on three of his five

attempts but still managed to earn his second straight provincial gold in the hammer. His winning throw of 54.94 metres was nearly four metres farther than the second-place attempt, but fell short of his 2014 gold medal throw of 55.87m.

Willett nearly missed qualifying for the Pan Ams before regaining his form in the junior competition of the recent Canadian Track and Field Championships, where he threw the hammer 59.45 metres in the fifth round after yet another distraction. “The competition was quite delayed, two hours, because the [throwing] cage broke and again I feel like that threw people off,” Willett said. Willett is focused on the hammer, though he did win silver in the discus at the high school provincials – Wood Buffalo might be his last discus thrown in competition. At sixfoot-one, his frame is that of a hammer thrower’s, absent of the long arms used by the world’s elite discus competitors. Willett didn’t start

This weekend he’s going to the Pan American Junior Athletic Championships in Edmonton, July 31 to Aug. 2. He’ll also compete at the Western Canada Summer Games in Wood Buffalo, Alta., starting Aug. 7.

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throwing until Grade 11. His dad, Laurie, is a volunteer coach with Pacific Athletics Track and Field Club, but was not a thrower. “No, dad’s from Australia, he did cricket and Aussie rules football,” Sam said. “I actually played cricket until a couple years ago.” “Sam is very explosive, he has a very good nervous system, which is what you want for a thrower,” said Sheldon Gmitroski, Willett’s coach from Pacific Athletics. “The work ethic is there. [Willett] coaches the younger Pacific Athletics lads, he’s polite, he fits the profile of a good track and field athlete.” Willett is part of a new generation of throwers who train in the cage at Lambrick Park. The cage is

only three years old, a partnership by the Gmitroski family and other families and businesses that came together. That same year (2012) the cage spawned multiple provincial medals from Lambrick throwers, including Sheldon’s daughter Taryn Gmitroski (javelin), Adam Keenan (hammer) and his cousins, Mason (hammer, discus) and Matt (discus) Kereszti. And now Willett is on pace to follow in Keenan’s footsteps, as the 2013 Lambrick grad has been training in the national program from Kamloops. Except Willett will stay here and attend the University of Victoria, something he hopes will take the sting out of twice-daily training. reporter@saanichnews.com

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Blazers headed to Regina The Lakehill Blazers U16B girls softball is representing B.C. at the Western Canadian Softball Championships in Regina, Sask., July 31 to Aug. 3. They’ll face three Saskatchewan teams, two from Saskatoon plus the host Regina, as well as teams from Edmonton, Calgary and Winnipeg. The 12-girl Lakehill club qualified through districts in June, which it hosted at Lakehill’s home field of Ambassador Park, with Sooke, Cordova Bay, View Royal and Central Saanich. As the second-place team at the districts, Lakehill advanced to the provincials, sliding in by the skin of their teeth. “We came from behind in the semifinal to beat View Royal in

extra innings, the first time we beat them all year,” said Paul Zehr, vicepresident of softball with Lakehill. With their backs against the wall in the seventh (and final) inning, Lakehill’s bats recovered from a 5-2 deficit to draw even at 5-5. View Royal brought in three runs to open the top of the extra inning, but Lakehill managed four runs to pull out the win. At provincials, Lakehill dropped the first two games and ended up 12th. The team finished strong, however, and took up the chance to attend Westerns after others passed up their invites. The team is fundraising for the trip this week through gofundme. com/zs7fzug. reporter@saanichnews.com

Saanich Velox ruggers join B.C. women’s team Eight members of the defending provincial champion Velox Valkyries premier women’s rugby union team will represent on the B.C. Senior Women’s squad set to face the Prairie Wolf Pack for two matches in the Western Championship Tournament, July 31 and Aug. 2 in Kelowna. The two-game series against the Prairies will be used as a selection tool for Canada West versus Canada East matches, with dates to be confirmed. From Velox (recently relocated from Saanich to Colwood) are Lynzi Anderson, Selina McGinnis, Katie McNally, Barbara (Don’t call me Barb) Mervin, Chelsea Minter, Courtney Sims, Amanda Thornborough and (Vikes coach) Brittany Waters. Three UVic Vikes have also been selected, Tiffany Picketts, Jess Neilson and Laura Crowe-Hutchon. Game times are 7 p.m. today (July 31) and noon on Monday, Aug. 2.

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Ariel Barnes, cello, performing Shostakovich’s Piano Quintet and Tchaikovsky’s stirring Souvenir de Florence string sextet. All concerts are at the University of Victoria`s Phillip T.Young Recital Hall and begin at 7:30 p.m., with a pre-concert talk at 6:40 p.m.Tickets are available by calling 250-2947778 or online at www.vsmf.org. editor@saanichnews.com

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Victoria businessman Steve McKerrell is the new president of the Foundation for the Victoria Symphony. “I was happy, I believe I have the necessary skills to help them guide the foundation along the way,” said McKerrell. “I think the important thing is to prudently invest donors funds to provide for sustainable operation of the symphony and also build the endowment for future initiatives.” McKerrell has volunteered for three decades, including co-chairing one of the first recycling programs in Canada, serving several years on the board of the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria and chairing its foundation. He has also served as founding board member of Arts Sustainability Victoria and as governor of Glenlyon Norfolk School Board.

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GARDENING 20% OFF! Mowing, power raking, hedge/shrub trim, cleanups. Call (250)479-6495.

CONCRETE & PLACING RBC CONCRETE Finishing. All types of concrete work. No job too small. Seniors discount. Call 250-386-7007.

ELECTRICAL 250-361-6193 Quality Electric Reno’s, res & comm. No job too small. Lic# 22779. KENDRA’S ELECTRICAL Company. Res/Com. Lic #86952. Call 250-415-7991.

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in Saanich East priced under $600,000 are equally tough to come by. After several years of sluggish sales and flatlining demand, the balanced market seen in the past year or so is starting to take off again. Don Descoteau “It’s good to have this,” Black Press Hartshorne says. “It’s clearing With significantly more homes out the inventory, it’s allowing people to sell and interest rates selling of late than in the same are still good. We’re seeing period last year, the inventory some price increases, but it’s of homes on the market is not crazy.” diminishing. He calls the existing market The June stats saw 910 homes conditions “controlled sell in the Capital Region, a whopping 33.8 per cent increase excitement,” where properties are moving – even those for over the same month last year. which the listing A jump like that may have expired can’t help but have “I think it’s previously – and an effect on supply, a terrific market people who may as the 4,003 active have been waiting listings available at and as a buyer, to jump into the the end of last month you have to be market are taking the showed a 14.7-perplunge. cent drop from 2014. motivated and be “The definition of Stories of sellers on the ball.” what is a saleable getting more than - Mike Hartshorne home is a lot broader their listing price – now. Because the mostly unheard of in market is a lot the past five years busier, there is a lot more ability – are becoming more common for people to sell homes,” he for well-kept, well-priced says. properties. “I think it’s a terrific market While the market in general and as a buyer, you have is humming along, there are to be motivated and be on certain pockets where it’s the ball. We’re not seeing getting tough to find properties ridiculous levels of people for sale, says agent Mike buying on speculation; it isn’t Hartshorne with DFH Real the same level of franticness as Estate. Vancouver, for example.” “On the West Shore there But with interest rates at seems to be a shortage of newer record lows and prices still homes $450,000 and under within reach for many potential with a double garage,” he says, buyers, Hartshorne says, it’s giving a very specific example. definitely a less challenging There also seems to be a time to be in the business of shortage of West Shore homes selling and finding homes for with a suite for under $550,000, clients. he adds, and suited homes

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Community Calendar Friday, July 31 Concerts in the Park. West Bound. Cameron Bandshell, Beacon Hill Park, 1:30 p.m. The Goward House Society presents an art show and sale by Anne Millar, Paul Redchurch and Carol Nuernberger until Aug. 26. Viewing hours are Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2495 Arbutus Rd., Victoria.

Saturday, Aug. 1 Summer Star Parties. Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, 5071 West Saanich Rd., 7:30 to 11 p.m. Tours of the historic Plaskett telescope, astronomy lectures and presentations. Info: victoria. rasc.ca. Drop-in Family Storytime – Fun-filled stories, songs, rhymes and puppets for young children and their families; children under 3 must be accompanied by an adult. From 11 to 11:30 a.m. at the Saanich Centennial branch. No registration required. Volkssport 5/10 km walk. Meet at 7154 West Saanich Rd. Registration 9:30 a.m.; walk 10 a.m. Contact is Pat or Ed at 250658-2325.

Sunday, Aug. 2 Volkssport 5/10 km walk. Meet at corner of Lagoon Road and Ocean Boulevard, Colwood. Registration 9:30 a.m.; walk 10 a.m. Contact is Rick at 250-478-7020.

Monday, Aug. 3 Enjoy concerts by Raven Baroque, Victoria’s Baroque Performing

Group, during the month of August. Today’s concert will be on top of Mt. Tolmie (on the reservoir) from 1:30-2:30 and 3-4 p.m. Admission is by donation. Information: www. ravenbaroque.org. Volkssport Monday and Wednesday morning walks. Registration 8:45 a.m.; walk 9 a.m. Contact Rick at 250-478-7020 or Jan at 250-665-6062 for current schedule.

Tuesday, Aug. 4 Music in the Park – featuring BackBeat at Rutledge Park from 6-8 p.m. Every Tuesday evening enjoy music, face painting and crafts for kids in a different local park. Bring a picnic dinner or purchase refreshments. Volkssport Tuesday evening walk. Meet at Running Room, Broadmead Shopping Centre, 777 Royal Oak Drive. Registration 5:45 p.m.; walk 6 p.m. Contact is Gail at 250477-4472.

Wednesday, Aug. 5 Saanich Police is now recruiting for the Saanich Reserve Constable Program. An information session on the program will be held at 8 p.m. at the Saanich Police Department, 760 Vernon Ave. Animal Grossology at Swan Hill Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary from noon to 3 p.m. Are you oozing to learn about the disgusting science of animal grossology? Find out about slug slime, owl pellets and even the scoop on poop. Admission by donation. The sanctuary is located at 3873 Swan Lake Rd. West My Friend performs for Recreation Oak Bay’s Concerts in the Park. Music starts at 6:30 p.m. at Willows Park.

Thursday, Aug. 6 Enjoy concerts by Raven Baroque, Victoria’s Baroque Performing Group, during the month of August. Today’s concert will be at St. Ann’s Academy Chapel from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Admission is by donation. Information: www. ravenbaroque.org. Volkssport Thursday evening walk. Meet at Pearkes Recreation Centre, 3100 Tillicum Rd., Saanich. Registration 5:45 p.m.; walk 6 p.m. Contact is George at 250-386-1279.

Saturday, Aug. 8 Summer Star Parties. Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, 5071 West Saanich Rd., 7:30 to 11 p.m. Tours of the historic Plaskett telescope, astronomy

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