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Machine error behind high SO2 reading If an air quality graph on the provincial government's air quality website was to be believed there was an hours long spike in sulphur dioxide (SO2) on November 6 that went several times over the provincial standard. However a more than 200 parts per billion (ppb) reading was a technical error relating to the machine's automatic calibration which isn't supposed to even be published. People posting on the Kitimat for Clean Air Facebook page shared a screenshot of the readings showing an uncharacteristic rise in SO2. Barry Watson, an air quality meteorologist for the BC Ministry of Environment, explained the error. "It's basically a calibration, it's erroneous data," he said, noting the machines self-checks itself which involves inputing false data. "That information goes through a quality control to calibrate itself...so it artificially puts in numbers to check its calibrations." "They're not supposed to be published," he added. He said the wrong data, which has since been corrected on bcairquality.ca, covered from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. that day. A number for SO2 in the hundreds would be alarming as Watson says the provincial objective is 75 ppb over one hour. A five-day graph at the time of writing showed SO2 readings at Riverlodge's station peaking at approximately 8 ppb late on November 4.

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Shane Gottfriedson, centre, and Sammy Robinson, left, hear about the Kitimat LNG project.

Resources not only path for First Nations sual learner, and welcomed Cameron Orr the chance to see one of The BC Regional Kitimat’s proposed projects Chief of the Assembly of first hand. First Nations welcomed a “It’s always nice to tour of Chevron’s Kitimat come and see what’s hapLNG project on a visit copening in the way of ecoordinated with the Haisla nomic development in the Nation Council. northwestern province,” he Shane Gottfriedson said. was on an information “You can tell me things gathering mission to take 10 different times but you advantage of his time in the show me once it will stick Northwest, being a speaker in my mind.” at the Nation2Nation foHe said he got a good rum which took place in Shane Gottfriedson sense of the project from Terrace November 5. Gottfriedson had already been to his tour, and the relationship that’s dethe blockade site by members of the veloped between project proponents Unis’tot’en clan which have been pro- and First Nations. As to the issues relating to the testing the route of some natural gas pipelines, including the Pacific Trail Unis’tot’en groups, which can directly Pipeline which would supply the gas for impact projects here, he said it’s an issue they have to sort out themselves. the Kitimat LNG project. “My conclusion is that it’s an inGottfriedson self-identifies as a vi-

ternal issue they need to figure out.” he said. “Internally they have to decide what they want to be able to do.” On the bigger picture though he said First Nations are getting much more involved in projects in the province which includes mining and energy projects, but he notes that it’s not the only path for economic development. “Lets not kid ourselves that the resource sector is the only show in town,” he said. He looked no further than to the Haisla for an example of that diversification. He was given a look at the land development taking place downtown at Haisla Town Centre. “It’s very exciting to see our people get involved in economic development and [looking] at what we produce to the local and regional economies is probably about $11 billion a year and it’s getting bigger.”

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Slow year a good thing for marine rescue When your group is responsible for rescuing stranded and endangered boaters down the Douglas Channel, a slow year is actually a good thing. The group has been active in recent months recruiting new members and have done some safety upgrades to their boathouse as well. But in terms of actual call outs they are below their average. Kitimat Marine Rescue Society’s Chris Peacock said that since January they’ve had about eight rescue calls. Their average is about 12 or 13, he said. For him that’s a sign people are taking all the right steps when they take their boats out. “It means people are being safer on the water,” he said. That means more time fixing up their own place. He said their dock was once built on two old logs which over time had become trouble. “It’s served its purpose well for three or four years,” he said, but this year they bought proper plastic floats. Ten of their members came out the first day to pitch in for the work and eight came by the next. Peacock says the group has good numbers of volunteers right now, but he said they’re never going to say no to more numbers. With a recent bump of five members they have 16 in total in the society. The group held four nights of recruitment in September and saw several people sign up.

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On their Facebook page the Kitimat Marine Rescue Society posted these before and after photos of the dock at their boathouse. Looking ahead, the club’s big priorities are training everyone so everyone gets up to the same level. In total training can take up to five months. Aside from the Facebook page, Peacock says people can e-mail rcmsar63kitimat@gmail.com for information including how to volunteer. Peacock says that while the year’s been slow, traditionally they get a spike of calls early in the spring, usually people’s first outing in their boat after being in storage, and then another spike in the fall. He says that’s because while boating traffic is busy in the summer, people with trouble in the fall can’t flag a nearby boater down for immediate support.

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MP still eyeing tanker ban Josh Massey Nathan Cullen is making one of his first tasks in the new government to bring the Environment and Climate Change Minister Katherine McKenna up to speed on his position of an oil tanker ban in B.C. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a tanker ban plan a key part of his west

coast promises, saying he would “formalize the moratorium on crude oil tanker traffic on British Columbia’s north coast - including the Dixon Entrance, Hecate Strait, and Queen Charlotte Sound - and ensure that ecologically sensitive areas and local economies are protected from the devastating impacts of a spill.” Cullen had put forward his own bills

in the past to ban tankers as a private members bill but never received the support of the Conservative government. There are still details to work out, such as the area it wold apply and the types of oil products that would be banned. It’s proposed the ban would reach from northern Vancouver Island to the Alaska border.

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Off message Circulating around the media-sphere last week was a comical graphic from the Wildrose political party in Alberta which they pushed as advertising in support of the Northern Gateway Pipelines project. It was pounced on quickly by political opponents, and our own member of parliament Nathan Culln, due to a number of errors and omissions. For those who have not seen it, here’s the ad: “This is about Alberta, not politics. I support the Northern Gateway pipeline…Premier Rachel Notely should too. Tell Rachel to secure our economic future.” The text in this ad has one crucial error, which is the Alberta premier right now is Rachel Notley, not Notely. But sure, it’s a bit of typing error. Unfortunate it got through (Editors are important! - Cameron) but it happens. The best part of the ad though is the background, which is of a ship approaching a coastline. Except the ship itself is a container ship, and the coastline is Vancouver. Again, just to bring everyone up to speed, Northern Gateway goes to Kitimat, and the ships would be tankers, not container carriers. My first reaction was a bit of mild amusement and a continuing on of my day but to reflect on it more it makes me think of the pitfalls of being isolated. That is to say, Wildrose in this case seems to ignore the nature of a inter-provincial project and are making the project political, despite their suggestion otherwise. Northern Gateway isn’t just “about Alberta” it’s about British Columbia too, and it’s about Canada’s energy policy. The party, in this case, is showing its bias that if it’s what Alberta wants they should get it. That’s not the way it works. It’s a complaint I hear often of Northern Gateway itself, that it came to B.C. with an Alberta mindset that alienated people and groups it should have been working with. If that position wasn’t clear just from reading the ad, the imagery chosen reinforces this. A container ship and the Lower Mainland coastline. It’s like Wildrose doesn’t even care about where this project will go or who it affects. While Wildrose is not the governing party in Alberta, they are the official opposition and there is a high standard that they should be held to where they be truthful and accurate in how they pitch policies and, generally, oppose the government. (They are the opposition after all.) I’m fine for anyone to support or promote Northern Gateway, but it just gets my neck out of joint if they promote it on the backs of us in B.C. At least understand the issues and the project before halfheartedly publishing an ad for it. Cameron Orr

Still being sold on having a cell phone Most of us, I dare say, own and are to a large extent held in what I’d call a state of continuing fascination by cellular telephones. Yes, smartphones have been around for a long time and it is amazing the way they captivate their owners, most of whom are to a large extent unaware of just how addictive our focus is trained on the smart phone. I really hate the name smartphone because it seems to reach a conclusion about the status of an individual and his or her phone. Anyway, it was no surprise sitting in my doctor’s waiting room last week to realize that of 15 waiting patients only two people, myself and one woman sitting across from me, were not thumbing through the screens of a smart phone. As I often do I wondered just what the majority of them were doing. Reading news, checking e-mail, looking for weather reports, texting, playing video games, reviewing their Facebook pages or any one of the

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many other things one can do to pass the time with today’s phones? Under normal circumstances I might easily have made it one more perusing the screens but I left my phone on its charger at home while I kept my appointment. As a matter of fact, I’d spent some time on my cell on my Facebook page, earlier in the day, a habit that seems to be increasingly frequent especially since the October 19 election. I do get carried away by both my laptop computer and its constant hand-held companion the cell phone. I’ve had the Android Samsung phone for approximately two years. Prior to that I owned a much simpler cell phone which I basically used

for its principal purpose; making telephone calls while away from the house. I try very hard not to appear addicted to the phone, but I have to admit it has a strong hold over me. So I try to use it selectively because I want to be the master in the relationship with my phone, but I am unsure whether I am succeeding. I know I’m addicted to my laptop computer in combination with the phone and my TV. And I do feel guilty when I am watching a hockey game that I’m usually also on the NHL website or some other sporting website, not only watching the actual game, but minute by minute, checking the scores and the statistical material that is presented in copious detail by the site. This too is an addiction but I suspect if you don’t check the phone for messages first thing in the morning, or leave it on the bedside table, switched on, overnight, maybe there’s hope for you. Continued on page 6

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COMMUNITY MAKES YOU. YOU MAKE YOUR COMMUNITY. Joanne Monaghan back when she was Joanne Nickel, growing up on the family farm in Minnesota.

Monaghan’s early years - part 1 Growing up as an only child in rural Minnesota had its challenges. Hector, on highway 212 about an hour east of Minneapolis and south-west of Lake Superior, was a community of about 1,000 situated in the heart of North America’s vast Great Plains. The hilly farm community with its brutal winters wasn’t always easy, but for Joanne Nickel it was sink or swim; you just had to be tough. The 160 acre Nickel property supplied everything. As Joanne says, “If you didn’t raise it you didn’t eat it.” Besides commercial crops of soy beans, corn, sugar beets and oats, there was domestic farm stock including chickens, cows, pigs, cattle and, of course, the family vegetable plot. This was the era before specialization, a time of the complete family farm. To Lester and Pearl Nickel, their daughter just had to be a contributing part. The team was like a commune. The tight knit folk were devout Brethren, somewhat akin to the Baptists. Joanne’s father always wanted a boy and invariably would call her “Johnny”. On the acreage her chores included the picking of every pesky mustard plant in sight. Overall she measured up, keeping up with her seven feisty cousins, all boys. In terms of farm work,

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there wasn’t anything she wouldn’t do. To some this rough and tumble farm existence would have been overwhelming, but not for Joanne - she thrived on it. Growing up in those circumstances allowed her to come to understand men, she says. Perhaps that’s why in later life she never felt intimidated by the male-dominated realm of politics. Joanne always felt she could relate better to men than women. Joanne’s parents brought quite a mix to her heritage. Overall her lineage was German-American but her paternal grandfather fell for a full Native American while he was in Fort Wayne, Nebraska. She was Sioux - yes, from the same stock as Chief Sitting Bull and the folk who did in General Custer at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. We’re not sure if Joanne exhibits any warrior traits, but of course she has taken a great interest in native culture whether it be the nations of the Great Plains or the People of the Snow in Kitamaat. Joanne’s mother,

Pearl, was entirely German-American with proud Prussian heritage and links to imperial officers from the 1800s. She was also nurtured on old European customs so everything to her needed to be quite proper. And of course she had a measure of that renowned Teutonic stubbornness that is still evidenced in the younger generations. The Nickels were devout Christians and conservative Republicans but they weren’t well off. Perhaps they were farm rich and money poor. They were always well nourished but amenities like electricity and running water weren’t a part of their lives, at least not until later. Funds were scarce for luxuries like new clothing but the Nickels were resourceful and selfsustaining. Lester’s philosophy was to never buy anything that you’re weren’t paying cash for. Joanne recalls her frugal mother seeking out war supply parachutes at the discount stores which she then fashioned into all kinds of clothing so they were wearing

parachutes from U.S. forces - now that was patriotism. Going to school in Hector had its challenges, especially for a child of mixed ethnicity. People of German ancestry like the Nickels were subject to persecution during the war including at times having to publicly renounce their roots and episodes of having to trample the German flag. Besides those challenges, Joanne also had difficulty with letter reversals and dyslexia. Fortunately one

talented teacher figured it out and helped with strategies which enabled her to succeed. Eventually Joanne loved school and certainly she was a strikingly talented individual who was destined to make a difference in the world. Little did her parents imagine when she graduated from Hector High in 1957 that she was about to embark on eight-and-a-half years of post-secondary studies, practically making her a professional student.

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Cell phone Continued from page 4 I did take an “addicted to your cell phone quiz?” online and was rated at 55 per cent addicted. I’ll read that as 50-50 but I wonder what I would get if I didn’t still have a land line as a backup at home? And I do not find it difficult not to use it while driving. That was a lot easier to get used to than the original seat belt rules. Other plusses, I don’t download ringtones, I don’t “talk” to Google to browse the Internet using my phone. I don’t take it to the bathroom in my pocket. And most often, when I have a sudden emergency and need it to call or text, I find I have left home without it. My phone says I have 300-plus apps on it, but to my knowledge I use about half a dozen; the phone, text, weather, Facebook, and e-mail. Occasionally the calculator and the alarm clock. Works better than my Timex.

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was privately maintained and the regalia, masks, and rattles, essential to the artistic narrative, were hidden for generations and did not end up in the hands of collectors and museums. As a result, the Dancers of Damelahamid arose during the 1960s out of a sense of urgency to ensure that what was held was not lost. Executive and Artistic Director, Margaret Grenier told the Straight, “For me, dance, song and story have provided a pro-

tective environment to address the limitations placed on our indigenous peoples and to create a healing space.” Damelahamid, according to Gitxsan history, is the original city where the first ancestors were placed on earth from heaven. The Dancers of Damelahamid emerged from that tradition venturing forth into new venues and delighting new, multicultural audiences. Grenier’s parents, Hereditary Chief Ken Harris and his wife Margaret were both

dancers and leading forces in the revival of the song and dance for several decades. By incorporating modern choreography and production values in the performances, Grenier has continued her parents’ work by providing a framework that allows the dancers to communicate the artistic practices to a changed society. The Dancers of Damelahamid will bring you an evening of entertainment, inspiration, healing and delight.

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Lapointe says it’s changing with the times. The auction used to run on TV too but with the popularity of satellite service the auction could be left out of local broadcasts. The online bidding system was created by a Rotarian in Dawson Creek and was used for Terrace’s recent Rotary auction too. Lapointe says there are just over 200 items which are up for bid at the event. The auction will run from 9 to 3 p.m. on the Friday and noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday. People can find the Rotary Club’s website, which will include a link to the auction site, at kitimatrotary.org.

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Cameron Orr The Kitimat Rotary Club is returning, after a year’s hiatus, the popular community auction. Even more, the club’s fundraiser is getting a digital bump with a new system: online bidding. Robin Lapointe, who is leading the organizing committee for the Rotary’s auction, says items will be set for display in the Kitimat Valley Institute building, which he says will be a nice chance for people to see KVI who haven’t before. The auction will run through two days, November 27 and 28. The new online system will be like a sort of local eBay. People can make their bids on their computers or mobile devices. People who need a bit of extra guidance are also welcome to use KVI’s own computer lab which will be available and volunteers will walk people through the bidding process on-site.

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Great finish for Marleau in Australia Kitimat’s Al Marleau has returned from a competition overseas. Al went to Adelaide, Australia where he competed for Team Canada at the 2015 Duathlon World Championships. He finished eight place in his age group. “After winning Nationals in my age group last year I was hoping to finish in the top ten in my age group in Adelaide,” he said. “It was a near perfect day with sunny skies and a 12 degree start. Duathlon standard distance starts with a 10 kilometre run followed by a 40 kilometre bike and finished off with a five kilometre run. The race started with 1,400 athletes from around the world represented by 45 countries. Al says the run was along the banks of the Torrens River. It was fast and flat. “I was really happy with my 10k run finishing in 38:30, still pretty fast for an almost 56-year-old guy actually finishing three seconds ahead of the eventual World Champion from Australia, I was pretty stoked to hear that after the race. The top five runners finished within 11 seconds.” He said they transitioned to the bicycle in an “extremely technical ride: which incorporated 16 180-degree turns, as it was four 10K loops inside the city centre. “The course was very congested and avoiding other athletes was difficult. After being assessed a two minute drafting penalty with about 600 metres to transition, I was very upset, as I really have never rode in groups in all of my training, so I was surprised and disappointed by the call.” He entered transition a little upset and running on fumes as he averaged 37 km/hr

on the bike and his legs were like rubber leaving transition. “I gutted out the final five kilometre run with nothing in the tank. As I crossed the finish line I heard

the announcer call my name, and I had finished eighth in the world in my age group. I was ecstatic, and saw my wife [Zelia] beyond the finish line, and hugged her with great

joy as she has been my greatest supporter over the years. “It was truly satisfying to know that I can run as fast as the best athletes in my age group, and I have made

great improvements in my cycling in the last few years. Finishing eleventh in Spain last year, and eight in Australia this year I know there is still room to improve.”

Al says he is really inspired by Kitimat’s youth in all varieties of sports, and also Kitimat’s world-class race walker Ben Thorne. “I am inspired beyond words. I hope to

inspire people of all ages that it is OK to dream big no matter what our age is.” Al is planning a half ironman and short course duathlon next year in Penticton.

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