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Oyster River parents wonder why they’re not considered ‘rural’ Mike Davies Campbell RiveR miRRoR

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The peace of a street off Old Petersen Road was shattered by tragedy Friday morning after RCMP officers dispatched to Glen Eagle Drive arrived to the sound of shots being fired. “This morning at approximately

8:53 hours, Campbell River members of the General Duty Detachment RCMP were dispatched to the 1800 block of Glen Eagle Drive in Campbell River. The reason of the call was to check well being of a member of the public,” Cpl. Ron Shelrud of the Campbell River RCMP told the media just before noon Friday. “Upon arriving at the

scene, shots were heard and the General Duty members established a containment of the area and called in our Emergency Response Team (ERT).” Negotiators on the scene were speaking with the subject in the house, Cpl. Shelrud said. “It’s the first time in our police history we’ve been at that house,”

he said. “We’re not familiar with the individual.” The individual in the house was “having some personal issues,” Cpl. Shelrud said. The Emergency Response Team arrived after General Duty officers had the area contained for a couple of hours. People within the residen-

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While there were some alternatives presented at last week’s community consultation regarding the possible closure of Oyster River Elementary, one overarching question hung over the room and pervaded the discussion. Many parents of children who currently attend Oyster River wondered why the school, which they say falls under the “rural school” category in the BC Schools Act – being located outside a municipal boundary – did not qualify as such in the recently adopted School District 72 (SD72) 10-Year Facility Plan. The school is located in Area D of the Strathcona Regional District and is well outside the Campbell River municipal boundary, and while Area C schools (Discovery Islands – Mainland Inlets) were expressly exempted from the discussion of school closure possibilities, the community feels Area D schools were not afforded the same luxury. Rural schools are scheduled to be addressed during Phase 2 of the Facility Plan, where the district has said it will look at optimizing rural school use and look at “right-sizing” schools and examining alternative ways to “share costs, services, and functions” within those facilities. But Oyster River wasn’t included in the district’s “Rural” category, instead being categorized as “Campbell River South” in the Facility Plan alongside schools like Sand-

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A special treat for me every year this time of year is Robbie Burns day, and researching his story this year introduced me to our sister city of Campbellton, Scotland. It was the birthplace of Margaret Campbell or “Highland Mary” an old love of Burns back in the 1780’s. Campbellton was an important shipbuilding and fishing port and is one of five areas in Scotland categorized as a “distinct malt whiskey producing region”; home to the Campbellton single malts. At one point it had over 30 distilleries and proclaimed itself the whiskey capital of the world. (Interesting parallel) Only 3 active distilleries remain there today. Here in our little village you will find parallels of that sort. You will find 15 automobile, truck, RV, motorcycle and trailer dealerships, 14 machine shop metal fabricators and welding shops, 13 independent auto

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Strathcona Regional District directors would not commit last week to establishing a committee to improve relations with First Nations. Some directors were concerned about the implications of such a group and didn’t want to seem like they were poking around where they’re not welcome. Are a D D i re c tor Brenda Leigh said some First Nations are in the middle of treaty negotiations and that’s not the regional district’s place to get involved. “I have some misgivings about setting up this committee and the reason is that quite a few of the First Nations are entering treaty negotiations and quite a few of them don’t want other local government dealing with their business,” Leigh said. She recounted the time the regional district

board travelled to Cortes Island to meet members of the Klahoose First Nation and visit their new hall. “They were not happy that our CAO had attached a draft copy of their treaty to the agenda for the meeting and they were very offended. I thought we were going to have to swim back from Cortes because they were very, very offended,” Leigh said. “They didn’t want us meddling in their treaties and so I think we’re making an assumption that we have the right to insert ourselves in their process.” But Tahsis Director Jude Schooner said that’s not the purpose of the committee. “This is about strengthening relationships and making sure we don’t make the faux pas like we did with the Klahoose,” Schooner said. Tom Yates, acting CAO of the regional district, wrote in a report to the board that the committee would exist to “provide advice and recommendations to the board on strengthening the regional district’s relations with First Nations

governments within the region, this objective having been identified as a strategic priority for the regional district.” Draft terms of reference for the committee state that its mandate would be to research how the regional district and other governments are trying to improve their relationships with First Nations; to prepare an inventory of all First Nations located within the regional district; and to investigate the status of each First Nation with respect to treaty negotiations. Quadra Island Director Jim Abram said he thought the committee was “completely unnecessary” and that all three of those items can easily be done without having to form a committee. “Number one…that is chronicling of information that can easily be done by staff,” Abram said in reading the mandate. “Secondly, that is absolutely a GIS mapping planning exercise that can be done by staff and number three…that is a phone call from staff. You don’t need a committee to do these three

things. “I’m wondering why we need to duplicate what already exists,” Abram added. “If this is just a matter of making it look like we’re working on one of our strategic priorities to the public eye, it’s a waste of time. It’s a total waste of taxpayers’ dollars.” Campbell River Director Charlie Cornfield reminded the board that it was the directors who had recommended staff draft terms of reference to establish such a committee. Cornfield also disagreed with Abram’s assessment that those items the committee is proposed to undertake are already happening. He also said the regional district needs to ensure it has all the correct information on where each First Nation is at with respect to treaty negotiations. In the end, the matter was deferred to the board’s strategic planning session, expected to take place within the next few months. Directors Cornfield and Schooner were both opposed to the deferral.

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tial area were evacuated to the Community Centre, the ones that could be safely removed. “Instruction has been given to people that cannot be safely removed from their homes to stay back in the back of their

homes in a safe area,” Cpl Shelrud said. Evacuees were taken to the Community Centre as per Campbell River’s Emergency Response Plan. Later, police told CTV News that communication had been established with the person

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Long-term search funds needed B.C. residents have come to expect that members of various community Search and Rescue squards will drop everything during an emergency. But imagine what would happen if those volunteer units weren’t there? Who would spend hours looking for lost snowmobilers in the backcountry? Who would help look for a missing child or someone who fell off a boat? Who would help the RCMP gather vital evidence during a case? The reality is that communities across the province benefit directly because of the civicminded spirit of SAR volunteers. “Within ground search and rescue there are roughly 100,000 hours of volunteer time donated to searches (provincewide). To replace these would cost more than $5 million annually in direct salary dollars,” said Todd Stone, transportation minister. That’s why the government’s announcement of $10 million for SAR training, administrative support and equipment upgrades is welcome news. However, while Victoria’s assistance is positive, it’s only one-time support. Yes, it’s $10 million but it won’t go far among 80 units. Because SAR volunteers save all of us about $5 million a year, if we had to pay staff for search duties, it’s unlikely the service would exist. One-off funding is great but more needs to be done to ensure the long-term viability of our search and rescue teams.

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Re: Clark strikes a blow against “forces of No”

There is note of political desperation in Premier Christy Clark’s criticism of those who question the direction taken by the province’s quest to export LNG and create thousands of jobs she may have missed the boat. The province’s land-based LNG plants could well be facing competition from some of the world’s floating LNG facilities being built in South Korea and backed by Royal Dutch Shell – Ship length 488 meters (1,600ft), with width 74 meters (243ft) and when storage tanks are fully loaded weigh more than 600,000 tons. The packed onboard LNG facility takes up on ¼ the area of an equivalent land based facility can withstand a category 5 cyclone and be built quickly. Economies of scale of flouting facilities are close to land based facilities and cheapen

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the cost of producing LNG. Escalating costs of building land facilities, resistance from host communities, genuine environmental concerns and noise problems has caused Shell to build floating facilities that are a technical game changer with new technology. After a land based facility has been built and found to impact on the local environment it cannot be moved, a floating facility can be relocated. Once the life of an LNG installation has ended the dismantling of the plant and resultant site remediation can be costly, not including the provincial construction tax breaks given in the first place. With the low Canadian dollar, B.C. should step back and rethink how the province is to export LNG and not offer forty year gas extraction leases. A. R Shaw Campbell River

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It’s hard to believe it’s already newspaper every two weeks. I been nearly two months since will be the editor/liaison, and I started here at the Mirror. I am really looking forward Time is flying by, and I’m to it. slowly but surely getting to We had our first meeting know the community and together last month, and it getting to know felt really posimy way around LINDSAY’S tive. I think the city. we’re all excited I’ve met a lot about working of great people, together to make and I’ve learned this great part of about how many the paper even great things are better – and to happening in the fostering a feelcity. I’m excited ing of partnerto keep meetship between ing people and the school and keep learning. the paper. That’s one of the T h i s y e a r’s things I love best three writers – about working at Jasmine Maca community newspaper – the Gregor, Nigel Neufeld and chance to really get to know Cassidy Hinsberger – are your community and the peo- enthusiastic, smart and good ple in it. It’s such a privilege. writers. I hope that I will help One thing that I’m actually them keep that enthusiasm really excited about is taking over the next four months over the editing of the Carihi and offer some guidance Mirror, our partnership with about what it’s like to write for the Carihi writing program to newspapers. I’m not too sure give students an opportunity what all I have to offer them, to publish their articles in the but I hope that whatever it is,

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it leaves a positive impact. This is the first time I’ve worked for a community newspaper doing something like the Carihi Mirror, a special section of the paper filled by high school writers, and I love it. I have always loved writing about what’s going on inside the walls of local schools – whether that means profiling students, writing about innovative programs, taking photos of science fairs, writing about sports or arts or the countless other ways community newspapers can highlight the people and activities inside local schools – and I think community newspapers generally do a great job of that. I know the Mirror does. But this is a way to give students a real voice inside the paper – which only adds weight to the all-important word “community” in “community newspaper.” In their own words and with their own voice, students are writing about what affects them. It might be something Continued on Pg. 5

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owne and Georgia Park, instead of alongside schools like Sayward Elementary or Quadra Elementary, which those in attendance at last week’s consultation said would be a more accurate categorization. “As Oyster River Elementary is ‘rural,’ as defined in the School Act, I respectfully suggest that any questions about its future should (also) be referred to your Phase 2 Planning exercise, along with the other rural schools, such as Sayward and Quadra. Oyster River School should be given the same consideration as these schools as it is more comparable to them than most other facilities within the municipal boundary,” wrote Brenda Leigh, regional director for electoral area D, in a letter to the Board of Education, which she presented to each trustee at last week’s meeting. “(Oyster River Elementary) is surrounded by hundreds of acres of farm, forest and resource-based lands and, therefore, should have been given the same consideration as other schools in the Electoral Areas outside the municipality which you publicly exempted from consideration for closure and referred to Phase 2 of your Facility planning process.” That “public exemption” refers to the public letter issued by the Board after the announcement in November last year that schools would be considered for closure, and the uproar that followed – specifically from residents of Area C (Discovery Islands– Mainland Inlets). That letter was meant to quell concerns about possible rural school closure, but specifically referenced Area C, saying, “The only possible school closures being considered at this point are of two elementary schools within the greater Campbell River area by the end of June 2016. The report does not contain a recommendation to close any

of our Area C schools.” In her own letter penned to the district, chair of the school’s Parent Advisory Council, Bobbi-JoThulin says she agrees with Leigh and gives examples of how she feels Oyster River is more like other rural schools in the district than it is like a municipal school. “Oyster River School is essentially the heart of this community,” she writes. “This school is not only the backbone of education for our growing children but also a hub for families and our neighbours to gather. Over 75 families rely on Oyster River School facilities for special events, community outreach programs, early and after school group child care and also as a source of free exercise and play. It is a voting station, weekend fun spot for the local kids meeting on their bikes and also families using the large soccer fields for soccer games and baseball.” District Superintendent Tom Longridge says that while he “completely understands how the

Oyster River community feels rural to them,” the district’s consideration for what schools are, indeed, “Rural,” in producing the Facility Plan were based on a combination of mailing addresses in the schools’ catchment area being “Campbell River addresses,” along with “proximity to another school,” and feels the district has been, “consistent in how we’ve looked at things.” Longridge said while the Oyster River community may feel rural compared to Campbell River, the district can’t base their decisions on how people see themselves. After all, Campbell River itself is considered rural for many people. From the district’s perspective, they needed to categorize the schools based on the difficulty of providing the services at those facilities. “When you’re asking us to compare the challenges of Oyster River and its possible closure – having another school 11 km away – versus a school like Sayward – whose next closest school is something like

80 km away – or schools like Quadra or Cortes, and all of the extra complication that comes along with ferries,” Longridge says, “well, that’s not even a fair comparison.” But Thulin says people move to their area for the rural lifestyle it affords them, and the lack of a school will be extremely detrimental, despite another one being relatively close from the district’s perspective. “S e eing a s cho ol boarded up and vacant is not only an eye sore and draw for crime and mischief, but also a deterrent and a sadness that not only packs a family up and away from the area but deters anyone from moving in,” she writes. She ends her letter by urging the district to, “perhaps look at the long-term devastation that could affect the students and families should SD72 choose to close another school without giving the time to exercise all the options.” Time which the Oyster River community says is being afforded to Sayward and Quadra Island, but not them.

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happening inside the school. It might be something out in the community. Whatever it is, the important part is that it’s their voice, and that we outside of the schools are taking notice. I hope this makes our student writers feel empowered. I hope this gives them confidence. I hope it makes them realize that their voice matters. Because it does – and their voice should be heard. I’m grateful to be a small part of making that happen. And I’m excited to read what Jasmine, Nigel and Cassidy write about. It’s been a long time since I was in high school, and I feel pretty out of

touch, so I see this as a great opportunity to get more connected with young adults and the things that matter to them. I know this experience will help me too. I was the editor of a weekly newspaper smaller than this one in Ladysmith before I came here, but after a while, due to budgeting, I wasn’t actually managing anybody because it was just me in the newsroom. So I think this will be good for me, helping me become a better and more confident manager. So I’m excited to work with the Carihi students and their teacher, Nicolas Pisterzi, to make the best version of an already-great product that we can.

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homes for local families following a re-zoning approval by city council recently. The re-zoning will allow Habitat to build a duplex on the corner of Westgate and Dalton roads where the zoning only allowed for single family housing. Matthew Fitzgerald, city planner, said the area consists mainly of single family homes and a cluster of multi-family patio homes at the east end of Dalton Street are the only alternatives to single-family housing. “The addition of a duplex will…implement the OCP’s (official community plan) policy which encourages the provision of housing options in established neighbourhoods,” Fitzgerald wrote in a report to council. The two new Habitat homes – which will be the third build in Camp-

bell River for the organization – will be two storeys tall and each unit will be 1,150 square feet in size. Peter Sanderson, build coordinator, told city council in December that two families have already been selected for the new homes – a family of three and a family of five. Pat McKenna, executive director of Habitat for Humanity Vancouver Island North, said in recruiting families for the two new homes, six other families were identified as ideal candidates for Habitat homes. “We set out to find two families and we found eight, so we really need to build and build quickly,” McKenna told council at last week’s council meeting. “What we’re asking for is that council will empower staff to work with Habitat for Humanity Van-

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Library board ratifies contract The Vancouver Island Regional Library (VIRL) Board of Trustees ratified a tentative five-year collective agreement with CUPE 401 on Jan. 16. The tentative collective agreement was reached with the assistance of mediation between VIRL and CUPE 401 bargaining units on Jan. 14. At the VIRL Board of Trustees Annual General Meeting, the agreement was ratified by the 38-member Board. VIRL and CUPE 401 now await the results of a ratification vote by CUPE 401 members on Jan. 24.

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Donation all about heart The Campbell River branch of the First Open Heart Society has helped the Campbell River Hospital Foundation purchase specialized equipment for the hospital. The equipment, two Holter monitors, are part of the electrodiagnostics department at Campbell River Hospital. The Holter monitors are portable devices for continuously monitoring various electrical activity of the cardiovascular system for at least 24 hours. The Holter monitor records electrical signals from the heart via a series of electrodes attached to the chest. These electrodes are connected to a small piece of equipment that is attached to the patient’s belt or hung around the neck, and is responsible for keeping a log of the heart’s electrical activity throughout the recording period. Formed in 1973, the First Open Heart Society provides patient support for those about to undergo heart surgery by those who have already

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COMMUNITY UPDATE FEBRUARY 3, 2016

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AGE FRIENDLY STEERING COMMITTEE REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS The City of Campbell River is inviting interested members of the public to apply to serve on the City’s Age Friendly Steering Committee. The City is looking for up to six (6) members who have experience and expertise working with older adults (60+), people who are older adults (60+) and/or younger people interested in advancing a more accessible community.

Members of the First Open Heart Society (front row, from left) Ed Jarvis, John Schmitke, Mary Schmitke, and Ken McRann are thrilled to support the purchase of new hospital equipment. Pictured back row from left are: hospital staff Nitu Badyal, Claire Gordon and Mark Cryderman from the Eeectrodiagnostics department, and Stacey Marsh, Hospital Foundation executive director.

‘walked the path’. The Campbell River branch holds one fundraiser each year – the Walk for Hearts, held the first Sunday in May. All donations from this event stay in the community and are used for North Island heart patients, cardiac equipment for Campbell River Hospital and education for cardiac nurses and technicians. To support the local healthcare

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team, donations can be made to the Hospital Foundation online at

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NOTICE OF PARCEL TAX ROLL REVIEW PANEL

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Black Creek/Oyster Bay Water Local Service Area - 771 Black Creek/Oyster Bay Water Local Service Area - 772 The Comox Valley Regional District (CVRD) has prepared the 2016 parcel tax assessment roll as required by section 202 of the Community Charter. Owners of properties located in the above service areas may view the roll after February 9, 2016 at the CVRD office in Courtenay during regular office hours or on the website at www.comoxvalleyrd.ca/parceltax. The parcel tax roll review panel will meet to hear requests that the roll be amended on February 24, 2016 at 9:30 a.m. in the CVRD boardroom (550B Comox Road, Courtenay, BC). In order for a request to be considered by the panel, it must be in writing in accordance with specific criteria (see link below) and received at the above address at least 48 hours prior to the sitting of the parcel tax roll review panel. For more information visit the CVRD website at www.comoxvalleyrd.ca/parceltax. Enquiries can be made by calling Eleni Hibberd, financial accounting technician, at 250-334-6033. Beth Dunlop, Collector Comox Valley Regional District 600 Comox Road Courtenay, BC. V9N 3P6

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The purpose of the Age Friendly Steering Committee is to advise and support the City to develop and administer an age friendly needs assessment and subsequent action plan that will move Campbell River towards being granted Age Friendly Community Status. To accomplish this purpose the Steering Committee will 1. Develop a coordinated approach between government, citizens, service providers and community organizations. 2. Monitor the progress of the project and report to the Community Services, Recreation and Culture Commission. 3. Review the results of the needs assessment and assist in the development of an action plan. 4. Assist the City in procuring a consultant to conduct the needs assessment and create an action plan. Appointments to the Steering Committee will be for a maximum of 12 months. Information and applications are at City Hall or at www.campbellriver.ca under “What’s New”

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SERVE YOUR CITY Interested in helping Campbell River move forward? Make your point. Be heard. And help shape Campbell River’s future by applying to serve on the City’s advisory commissions. Community Services, Recreation and Culture Commission (CSRCC) There are four appointments to be made to the CSRCC. The commission requires applicants with the following experience and expertise: • Community support services • Organized sports • Public safety • Seniors and youth programs The CSRCC provides policy advice and recommendations to City Council for the planning and provision of City parks, recreation and culture services, early childhood development, seniors and youth programs, community support services, organized sports, visual arts, performing arts, heritage conservation, outdoor recreation, community beautiﬁcation and community safety Advisory Planning and Environment Commission (APEC) Three appointments to the Advisory Planning and Environment Commission are now coming up. The City is looking for members of the public to apply, preferably with experience and expertise in the areas of: • Sustainability, conservation and environment • Development industry The APEC provides policy advice and recommendations to Council, on various issues related to long range planning (OCP), land use and development planning, permitting and development application processes, transportation planning and environmental and sustainability issues. Terms for these positions are April 1, 2016 through to March 31, 2019. Information and applications are at City Hall or at www.campbellriver.ca by going to Your City Hall - City Council – Advisory Committees and Commissions. Apply today! Deadline is 4:30 PM Monday February 22, 2016

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Quirky, island-flavoured play performed on Quadra

e’re not in New York anymore, and this ain’t the Upper West Side! Romance flares up on Quadra at the Heriot Bay Inn during playwright Allen Perkin’s production of Pacific North West Side Story. As Perkins clarifies (sort of), “Think of Romeo and Juliet… filtered through West Side

Story… filtered through Granite Bay, Quadra Island.” Our Juliet is a fourth generation hippie from Granite Bay who meets her Romeo on Rebecca Spit. Problem is, Romeo is from an Italian family fleeing from the Mafia, and they have no desire to mingle with the locals. And unsurprisingly, surprise after surprise complicates

matters. You can expect all the usual suspects: madcap Mafia mooks, bumbling Ozark bumpkins, bygone Scottish bagpipe breeders, always amiable Quadra Islanders, a reluctant refugee from the Sixties, and a bounty hunter named Beatrice hired for her final hit. Textbook stuff, really. All served up with singing, dancing, and

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Quadra Islander Allen Perkins’ play Pacific North West Side Story is a quirky, island-flavoured satirical play being performed at the Heriot Bay Inn Feb. 12-14.

delectable Herons dining. Chris Thompson directs the looniness, Linda Cannon supplies the music, and Kate

Alexandra keeps the cast on their twinkling toes. Pacific North West Side Story has three performances, February

12, 13 & 14 in Herons at the Heriot Bay Inn. The two act show and two course meal is $34.95; show-only seats $20.

Friday and Saturday are dinner shows, Sunday is a lunch matinee. Call 250-285-3322 to reserve seats.

ence, will guide the class through the intricacies of paint mixing and colour, using various painting surfaces and a variety of brushes to achieve washes, drawing and layering. Heine is a wellestablished artist with 40 years experience who is much sought after as a teacher for classes and workshops. Her paintings are in collections around the world and she’s known internationally for her botanical pieces. Heine has won three commis-

sions from the Canadian Mint and has exhibited in solo and group shows across North America and with the Royal Society of Painters in Miniature in London, England. The cost for this course is $140 plus GST for non-Gallery members and $120 for Gallery members. There are a limited number of seats available. For more information, contact the Campbell River Art Gallery at 250-287-2261 or email curator@crartgallery.ca

Learn water colour from a master

n upcoming class at the Campbell River Art Gallery is the perfect opportunity for people who have not tried watercolour painting, or for those who would like to refine their skills! Renowned artist Caren Heine’s ‘Beginner Watercolour Painting’ class will take place Tuesday afternoons Feb. 9 until March 1, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Explore the wonderful medium of watercolours with an experienced

Chris Heine’s work is in demand around the world.

instructor and talented artist. Heine, who has more than 40 years of watercolour painting and teaching experi-

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454gr

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Planters

Soft Margarine

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Cracker Barrel

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Nabob Coffee Company

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275-300gr

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500-750ml

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William (Bill) Giesbrecht September 25, 1943 - January 23, 2016

It is with profound sadness we announce the passing of our loving father, grampy, great-grampy, brother, uncle and friend, William (Bill) Giesbrecht, on Saturday, January 23, 2016 after his courageous and stoic battle with cancer. Bill was born in Morris, Manitoba on September 25, 1943. Predeceased by parents Bernhard and Annie, siblings Ronald, Elaine and Beverley. He survived by son D. W. Murray Giesbrecht; grandchildren Caitlyn, Dylan, Jude, Taylor, Dayton, Kaylene, Kahayla, Louisa and daughter Cheryl McLean (nee Giesbrecht); grandchildren Carly, Lindsey, Katie and the apple of his eye, greatgranddaughter Blakeley. Siblings Doreen, Peter, Edna, Katherine, Viola, Vera, Marlene and many nieces and nephews. Bill and his family moved to Campbell River in the summer of 1978. Bill will be best remembered for his smile, laugh, quick wit, his love for life and generosity of putting everyone before himself. For those who knew him they will agree, it is hard to imagine a world without him. His love of mechanics served him well in his business at C.R. Auto and Marine and he made many friends and touched many lives through this career as a mechanic and fishing guide in the beautiful waters surrounding Campbell River. We want to offer our sincere thanks to the wonderful nursing staff at Campbell River Hospital for their loving, respectful and caring way with our father. Special thanks to Danielle, Evangeline, and Isabelle. You will forever be in our thoughts. A Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, February 6, 2016 from 1:00-4:00pm at the Royal Coachman Pub- Carriage Room, 84 Dogwood Street, Campbell River, BC.

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Vivian Isabell Dalby (nee) MacEachern, Martin February 13, 1924 - January 26, 2016 Tears are falling but I would like the memory of Vivian Isabell Dalby (nee MacEachern, Martin) to be a happy one. After 91 generous, eventful and adventurous years, Viv passed away Jan. 26, 2016. Vivian was born in Bonshaw, Prince Edward Island Feb. 13, 1924 on a small farm. After finishing school, Viv joined the army and was stationed in Halifax where she met and married â&#x20AC;&#x153;Patâ&#x20AC;?(Llewellyn John) Martin in Feb. 1946. They moved to Trail B.C. where Patâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s family lived and in 1947 daughter Lynn was born. Daughter Jo-Anne was born in 1949 in Vancouver where Pat was studying to become a Chartered Accountant . The family moved to Campbell River in 1952 where Pat worked for Baikie Bros. and Vivian worked for Island Air and as a dental assistant for Dr. Thompson. Vivian and Pat went separate ways in 1964 but remained important in each others lives. Vivian married Noel Dalby in 1967. They resided in Clatskanie, Oregon. After Noelâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sudden passing in 1983, she moved to Burnaby.

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When daughter Jo-Anne was diagnosed with cancer in 1987 Mom returned to Campbell River and resided at Ocean Shores. Jo-Anne passed Jan. 21, 1990 and Mom stayed to help Wayne with their children Scott and Natalie. Mom was an avid bridge player and walked many miles along the Quinsam River which she found peaceful and tranquil. She enjoyed discussing politics, all newsworthy events, was a voracious reader who especially enjoyed a good biography and always made time for friends and family. She had an amazing acceptance of what life offered. Mom will be missed, loved and remembered by many as a charismatic, loving lady with great wit, grace and charm.

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Aecon SNC-Lavalin Joint Venture is looking for a Payroll/Accounts Payable Clerk to join our team on the John Hart Generating Station Replacement Project. Based in Campbell River, BC, the Payroll/Accounts Payable Clerk reports to the Business & Labour Relations Manager, and is responsible for providing the accurate time entry of site employees and day-to-day administrative support to enable the project to achieve its objectives. Key Responsibilities: â&#x20AC;˘ Daily timesheet data entry into SAP for site employees; â&#x20AC;˘ Thorough auditing and balancing of time entered in SAP prior to payroll processing; â&#x20AC;˘ Ensuring applicable signatures recorded on all timesheets â&#x20AC;˘ Completing employee hire on packages and new hire payroll orientations; â&#x20AC;˘ Communications with union representatives and the respective union halls for employee requisitions Providing clerical and administrative support to the Accounts Payable department and other duties as required. Knowledge & Skills: â&#x20AC;˘ Experience with trade collective agreements is preferred â&#x20AC;˘ Related post-secondary education and payroll work experience within a construction environment is preferred â&#x20AC;˘ Demonstrated computer software proficiency with Microsoft Office (specifically Excel) applications and SAP software is an asset â&#x20AC;˘ Excellent organizational skills in order to handle multiple deadlines and tasks within a high-pressure work environment â&#x20AC;˘ Excellent interpersonal and communication skills â&#x20AC;˘ Proficient keyboarding and data entry skills â&#x20AC;˘ Excellent attention to detail and accuracy â&#x20AC;˘ Ability to handle sensitive and confidential information in a professional manner **ASL JV may consider applicants with a combination of education, training or experience that provides the knowledge, skills and abilities required to successfully accomplish the assigned duties and responsibilities of the position in lieu of minimum educational requirements. We are willing to train the right candidate. To apply please email your cover letter and resume to: michelle.langlet@asljv.com

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The big story for Campbell River Storm fans last weekend wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t the 6-1 victory or the 3-3 tie; it was news that the leagueâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s leading goal scorer and team captain, Gage Colpron, is out of the lineup for the remainder of the season. In a short release on Friday night following the game, team officials reported the following on social media: â&#x20AC;&#x153;In extremely disappointing news, we regret to announce the end of Gage Colpronâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s season due to an upper body injury.â&#x20AC;? The back half of January has been particularly hard on the team. On Jan. 13, Braeden Cyra left the game after receiving a huge hit and his return date is uncertain. On Jan. 22, Alex Rosolowsky was hit awkwardly into the boards and he hasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t played since. Colpron, after receiving a hit in the second period on Jan. 26, went to the dressing room favouring his arm. Those three players represent almost 40 per cent of the Stormâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s goal production this season. According to Associate Coach, Mike Wilson, â&#x20AC;&#x153;With those key pieces out of the lineup, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s an opportunity for guys to step up and contribute in ways that hasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t been expected of them,â&#x20AC;? according to associate coach Mike Wilson. â&#x20AC;&#x153;One of the things Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve

loved about this team all year is that we have a lot of depth.â&#x20AC;? On Fr id ay nig ht against the Comox Valley Glacier Kings, the Storm demonstrated that depth by getting goal production from six different players in a 6-1 win. Despite scoring the opening goal, it took the team more than 30 minutes to find their rhythm. After Christian Brandtâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s goal from his office in the high slot, the Storm dominated, outshooting the Yetis 31-13 in the final two frames. Other Storm goals came from Kobe Oishi, Josh Coblenz, Darryl Senholt, Dylan McCann and Aaron Brewer. The Kerry Park Islanders have played the Storm tough all season long and their Saturday encounter, a 3-3 draw, was no different. Oishi and Coblenz gave Campbell River a 2-0 lead after one period but the second would belong to the Isles, who took advantage of the pressure they established after a full two-minute two man advantage early in the period. Kerry Park would pick up three goals to just one from the Red and Black. Joe Gage, on a goal mouth scramble picked up Campbell Riverâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s third goal and that was it for scoring. The Stormâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Jake Mullen was spectacular in goal, particularly in the second overtime when he stoned Kerry Park snipers on numerous

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occasions. He earned third-star honours. The tie moved the Stormâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s undefeated streak to 12 games and closed off a near-perfect January, one in which the team picked up 21 of a possible 22 points. As a 20-year-old, Gage Colpronâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s junior hockey career has come to a close and what a career itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been. He is one of three current players that joined the team when head coach Lee Stone took over the reins three seasons ago. In 134 regular season games, heâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s amassed 110 goals and 207 points. At last yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cyclone Taylor Cup, B.C.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Junior B Championship, he averaged two points per game and led the team to the title. On April 19, he scored the insurance goal as the team dropped the North Edmonton Red Wings 6-3 to capture the ultimate prize, the Keystone Cup. Stone said just a few weeks ago in the Mirror

In top photo, Campbell River Storm forward Carter Hikichi goes in on goal during the first period of play in a 6-1 win over the Comox Valley Glacier Kings Jan. 29 at the Rod Brind'Amour Arena. Above is Storm captain Gage Colpron, who is out for the rest of the season with an upper body injury.

after Colpronâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fifth hat trick of the season, â&#x20AC;&#x153;He makes me look good, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pretty nice when you can put out a guy like that.â&#x20AC;? The captain is ranked No. 2 among Storm all-

time scorers. The next three games for the North Divisions leaders are on the road, including Fridayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s matchup with the Saanich Braves.

The Strathcona Toyota Midget Tyees continued their quest for an island Midget title. After a very successful start to the playoffs last weekend, the boys were hoping to build on those games. The Nanaimo Clippers made the trip north to the Brindy to provide the opposition. The Clippers are a tough team to play, as they work very hard and play a strong defensive game. The Tyees would need to compete for every inch of free ice. The largest crowd of the season was treated to a spirited start. Both teams were skating hard and trying to play the body at every opportunity. Tyee goalieÂ Dominic Bellefleur got the call in the Tyee net and was sharp when he was called upon. The Clippersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; end of the ice was significantly more chewed up as the home team controlled the territorial play, they had a number of grade A chances but were unable to solve the Nanaimo keeper. At the three-minute mark of the second period, the fans in attendance were treated to the goal of the year. Sage Lim gained the blueline on the left wing and sent a

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T hat’s b e c aus e a Request for Proposals (RFP) process to recruit contractors yielded bids that were all significantly over budget, according to Tom Yates, acting CAO of the regional district. Abram expressed his disappointment in the situation after reading a report from Yates that suggested the project go back out to a RFP, instead of being directly awarded to a consortium of people on Quadra who Abram said are qualified to carry out the work. Abram said former regional district CAO Russ Hotsenpiller met with the consortium and things appeared to be moving forward. “Everybody was led to believe this was totally workable,” Abram said. “Those people were led

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A delay in expanding sewer service on Quadra Island has the island’s director frustrated and concerned about lawsuits. Quadra Island Director Jim Abram expressed his ‘extreme disappointment’ with the situation at last Thursday’s Strathcona Regional District board meeting. “I am p ers onally extremely disappointed to see this back again,” Abram said. “We’ve all seen this too many times.” The $870,200 project to connect close to 40 properties in Quathiaski Cove to the island’s sewer system was approved in a referendum in July of 2014 and has yet to get underway.

to believe that this was going to happen, because of that they adjusted their schedules and we adjusted our schedules. “The verbal agreement was ‘we can make this work’. Now we have a report before us that says we have to go back to RFP,” Abram said. “We’re already over budget, why even bother going back to RFP? It’s ridiculous. “I believe we’re walking into a real hornet’s nest here. “We have inconvenienced people to a point of possible lost income. That’s called lawsuits.” Abram said he was left in the dark that the project wouldn’t proceed as discussed. Yates, in his report, confirmed that the regional district was approached by individual contractors who live

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on Quadra regarding the possibility of direct awarding the contract to them for the sewer project. Yates said staff is of the understanding “that a commitment to do so may have been communicated to them” but that may have been a mistake. “There are some challenges associated with such an approach since the bylaw that regulates regional district procurement processes specifically requires a competitive procurement process for projects of this magnitude,” Yates wrote. “In addition, there are existing senior government trade agreements that are binding on the regional district, and which would require bidding opportunities for projects of this size to be made available to non-local suppliers and contractors.” Abram was frustrated with staff ’s hands being

tied. “We have senior managers who we trust implicitly to do our work who can’t issue a reward or get quotes – they have to go for a request for proposal – which other regional districts would do in a heartbeat,” Abram said. “So I’m extremely disappointed with this report.” Yates, however, wrote that in re-issuing an RFP there is a good chance that the second time around will be more successful. “It is staff ’s belief that, with some relatively minor adjustments to the contract requirements, it may be possible to realize bids more in keeping with the project’s $870,200 budget,” Yates wrote. But that didn’t satisfy Abram who was concerned about all of the Quadra contractors who moved their schedules around to be available

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