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Retired millworker Lodovico Fruscalzo tries to keep his property on Cedar Street clean and respectable, and he wishes the rest of the neighbourhood would do the same. “I’m sick and tired of it,” Fruscalzo says in his heavy Italian accent as he stood on the side of Cedar Street last week in his mask and high-vis vest. The dumpster on the property of the four-plex behind him was overflowing, surrounded by full bags and other items that clearly wouldn’t even stay on the top of the pile even if someone had attempted to put them there. He says it’s been like that, “for weeks,” and that it happens, “all the time.” Searra McLeod, a resident of the four-plex, confirms Fruscalzo’s claim. “It has been like that for a long time,” she agrees. “I talked to him (the landlord) last week about it, and he said it was supposed to have been taken away,” she says, peering around the corner at the dumpster. “Obviously it hasn’t.” Fruscalzo doesn’t understand why the city doesn’t put its metaphorical foot down on people who don’t keep up their property. He says he’s been fighting with the city for years about this issue, and keeps being told it’s not their jurisdiction. Karl Read, bylaw enforcement officer for the City of Campbell

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a more concerted effort and took action very quickly to remedy the situation.” Fruscalzo confirms that the dumpster in question was emptied a few days after he spoke to the Mirror, but he isn’t getting his hopes up that it will stay that way for long or that it will be emptied again before it gets back to the state it was in last week. But Read says enforcement officers will be

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keeping their eye on it. “I’m told that this particular situation was an ‘evicted tenant’ scenario,” Read says, “which filled the bin in short order in this specific case, but the owner has been made aware that what it turned into was not acceptable.” There are a few properties in Campbell River that they actively watch for these types of infractions, Read says, but they can’t be everywhere all the time, so they rely on people to inform them of infractions before they can act, in most cases. So if you see a problem like this, Read says, they want to hear from you so they can look into it. Bylaw enforcement can be reached at 250-2865776. The part of Fruscalzo’s complaint they don’t have jurisdiction over is the location of the bin on the property. “For 40 years,” Fruscalzo says, “it was around the other side of the building in the back alley where the rest of the bins are for the rest of the buildings around here, but for some reason they moved it over here by the street. That’s not where it belongs, is it? Right out by a fourway stop across from a school?” He says he intentionally had his house built – back in the 1970s – on the front of the property to be as far from the alley, “where garbage belongs,” as possible. But now, especially in the summer, he can’t even open his windows, because of both the smell and the black flies from that bin. “We can’t start telling people where they have to have their dumpsters on their property,” Read confirms. “So that part of his complaint really is out of our hands.”

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Firefighters rsponded to 388 fire calls last year and 351 non-emergency calls. Meanwhile, a bylaw amendment will give Fire Captains the power to issue tickets.

The city is moving to make it easier for the fire department to write up tickets for those who break city bylaws. At last week’s council meeting, council gave first and second reading to a bylaw amendment that will give more firefighters the authority to issue tickets. Currently, only the city’s fire chief, deputy fire chief and fire inspector can write up tickets for bylaw infractions.

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Thursdays and Saturdays were the most common days to have an emergency in Campbell River last year. According to the fire chief ’s annual report, the busiest days for firefighters were Thursdays and Saturdays, while the busiest time of day was between 12 and 5 p.m., with calls spiking at 2 p.m. Firefighters from the downtown fire hall responded to 388 fire calls last year and 351 non-emergency fire calls. The Willow Point fire hall attended 124 fire calls and 108 nonemergency fire calls. Sixty-eight per cent, or 2,033 of the calls firefighters responded to in 2015 were medical incidents while 27 per cent were fires and six per cent were motor vehicle incidents. Emergency fire calls were down slightly last year compared to 2014, from 528 calls to 512, while non-emergency fire calls (376 to 459 calls) and medical calls (1,661 calls to 2,033) increased over the previous year. Fire Chief Ian Baikie said overall the fire department is getting busier and busier as the years go by. “Campbell River Fire Department responded

to 3,004 incidents in 2015 which represents a 17 per cent increase in call volume over 2014 and an average yearly increase in call volume over five years of 10.44 per cent,” Baikie wrote in his report. At last week’s Tuesday council meeting, Chief Baikie said taxpayers are getting a good investment for their tax dollars. Last year, the city’s combined fire insurance costs and fire protection costs were $9.32 million. Baikie said that community fire insurance costs without fire pro-

tection would have been $15.18 million. “If we didn’t have a fire department, we’d pay $7 million more collectively for insurance,” Baikie said. “Well, that’s a big savings. A good investment,” Coun. Charlie Cornfield said. “Yes it is,” Baikie agreed.

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Karl Read, the city’s bylaw enforcement officer, said that adding fire captains to that function will make it easier on the fire department when going through the ticketing process. “Fire department staff routinely attend incidents at which none of these designates may be present but for which it may be appropriate to issue a ticket for a bylaw contravention,” Read wrote in a report to council. “Fire captains are able to perform that role.” The fire department has the legal means to write up tickets for things like open burning infractions – which carry fines of up to $10,000 – as well

as for offences related to the city’s fireworks bylaw. That bylaw makes it illegal to sell fireworks anywhere within the City of Campbell River’s jurisdiction and prohibits the use of fireworks without a permit, as well as bans the sale, possession and use of firecrackers. Anyone who does not comply with those rules can face a fine of not less than $100 and no more than $10,000 or, in extreme cases – imprisonment. Mayor Andy Adams said that by allowing fire captains to write up tickets for such infractions, it will expedite the penalty process. “It enables the captains who are with their crew

and generally first on the scene in these types of instances, to act on them at the time that the incident is actually happening rather than bringing it back to the department and then having to submit a report and then having that report acted on,” Adams said. Adams suggested that the move may be a good candidate for the province’s Reducing Red Tape program which aims to remove barriers and make it easier and faster to deal with governments. “Maybe something we’d want to submit as our helping to facilitate and take some of the bureaucracy out,” Adams said.

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Waving the flag on a special month This week started on a very patriotic note with National Flag of Canada Day on Feb. 15. It was really interesting to see so many different Canadian flag-themed images pop up on social media and it made me want to learn more about the flag that is such a huge part of our national identity. Our national flag was raised for the first time on Parliament Hill on Feb. 15, 1965. Canada was just two years away from centennial celebrations when the maple leaf flag was made official by Royal Proclamation. In 1996, Feb. 15 was declared National Flag of Canada Day, and this has been observed every year since. “The flag is the symbol of the nation’s unity, for it, beyond any doubt, represents all the citizens of Canada without distinction of race, language, belief or opinion,” the Speaker of the Senate declared at the Inauguration of the new flag in 1965. And since then, the flag has flown proudly at City Halls, inside hockey arenas and so many other places. It has been worn on the shoulders of our soldiers. It has been worn by

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athletes and by travellers and one of the world’s most beaujust about anyone who wants tiful, based on its “compelling to express their pride in our design and measured use of nation. colour.” Being a lover of history and • In 1964, the federal govinteresting-but-not-necessar- ernment made the creation ily-always-helpful of a distinctive facts, I decided to LINDSAY’S Canadian flag a look up National priority, as the Flag of Canada 1967 centennial Day. I was not discelebration of appointed. Here C onfederation are some of the was approaching. things I learned When Parliament through the Govcould not reach ernment of Canagreement on the ada website: design, the task of • The Canadian finding a national flag is twice as flag was given to long as it is wide an all-party Par(and these dimenliamentary comsions cannot be mittee. The commodified). The white square mittee recommended the single and its maple leaf make up half leaf, red and white design to the surface of the flag, equal to Parliament, and a motion was the two red bars combined. passed to adopt this design as • Red and white were pro- the National Flag of Canada claimed Canada’s official with a vote of 163 to 78 on Dec. colours in the proclamation of 15, 1964. the Royal Arms of Canada in ■■■■ 1921 by King George V. Speaking of Canadian pride • There is such a thing as a and patriotism, I personally flag expert, and he or she is am really excited for the annual called a vexillologist. Further- Wounded Warrior Run BC to more, vexillologists often cite come through Campbell River the National Flag of Canada as later this month.

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Canada is getting fat. A study by a Memorial University in St. John’s professor published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal found that between 1985 and 2011 the rate of obese Canadians has tripled from six to 18 per cent. By 2019 more than one in five Canadians will be obese. Measuring obesity — typically done by calculating a ratio of weight to height — is an inexact science. But in general if you are a six-foot person weighing more than 220 pounds you probably qualify. The same applies to a five-foot-four person who tips the scales at more than 175 pounds. Like cigarettes, obesity is tied to heart disease, stroke, high blood presand diabetes. Like We say: We need sure cigarettes, obesity will eventually kill you. And, an education like cigarettes, obesity is campaign that an issue that can be best hits hard, often addressed by stopping it before it takes hold. An essential element in achieving that goal is an education campaign that hits Canadians early and often. Show us the harms caused by obesity. Show us the best ways to combat the disease. Give us easy access to the tools we need to fight it. Supplement this by adding warning labels on highcalorie, low-nutrition foods, accompanied by a prohibitive junk food tax that helps fund our health care system while deterring people from buying those products. In short, tackle obesity with the same zest and vigour with which we’ve tackled cigarettes. And then turn things over to our best marketers, who can pose the following question to the next generation: “If we were to offer you a product that would slow your reflexes, create rolls on your belly, add a few chins, make it harder to find clothes, have you gasping for breath, sap your energy level, cost you thousands of dollars a year, and cut your life short, would you be interested?” The answer should be and would be an unequivocal ‘no.’ If we pose the question long enough and loud enough, perhaps it will be. -Black Press

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Six runners are taking part in a relay-style run from Port Hardy to Victoria Feb. 22 to 28. This year’s run includes currently serving Canadian Armed Forces members, reservists, veterans, non-military members and First Nations. The run will cover more than 600 kilometres and raise awareness and support for Wounded Warriors Canada, a non-profit organization that helps serving and retired Canadian Forces members who have been wounded or injured in their service to Canada. The organization’s primary focus is currently on mental health and the impact of PTSD and Operational Stress Injuries. They’re doing important work that impacts a lot of people. Wounded Warrior Run BC will arrive in Campbell River Feb. 24 and the night before, Oyster River Fire & Rescue will host a burger and beer fundraiser for the runners. On Tuesday, Feb. 23, there will be two sittings - 6-7 p.m. and 7-8 p.m. - at Salmon Point Restaurant, and tickets are $20 at the door. To reserve a sitting, call 250-923-7272. Visit woundedwarriorrunbc.com.

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Campbell River’s Coldest Night of the Year Family-friendly event raises awareness and funds for the ‘hungry, homeless and hurting’

less. There are so many different issues. Number one is lack of affordable aul Mason is housing and we need hoping to hunour sobering assessdreds of people ment centre. It’s about wearing bright blue the community coming toques walking through together and it’s a real downtown Campbell enjoyable evening.” River this Saturday eveThe event is familyning. friendly, and people are Why? Because it’s the invited to bring their third annual Coldest kids. The band IncluNight of the Year funsion, which is made up draiser, and the more of clients from Commupeople who take part in nity Living B.C., will be the event, performing the more again this people year. FolTHEY SAID who are lowing the IT: “I would aware of walk, there love to see some of will be the chalhot chilli, 150 to 200 lenges as well as people out faced by coffee supwalking the homeless plied by streets...” people in Starbucks. – Paul Mason, our com“I would Walk organizer munity. love to see This 5K 150 to 200 or 10K people out fun walk/run takes walking the streets with place Saturday, Feb. 20 their toques on,” said between 4 p.m. and 8 Mason. “What really has p.m. and raises money been fantastic the last for Campbell River two years has been it’s Family Services Society, been such an enjoyable a non-profit, charievent. The fundraising table organization that is just part of it. It’s been offers a wide range of a really happy event.” programs and services, The Coldest Night of including support, the Year is a Canadacounselling, education, wide fundraiser for the prevention and crisis “hungry, homeless and intervention. hurting” that is hosted “We would really like by non-profit comto see people come out,” munity groups on the said Mason, the event same day in more than organizer. “It is a fun 100 locations across the event. The funds raised country. are important, but the “It’s an event that most important thing is really put Campbell it’s a community family River on the map – to event and it’s to raise be part of an event that awareness in our comis Canada-wide, from munity for our homeone coast to another, is a LINDSAY CHUNG

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great thing for Campbell River,” said Mason. On Saturday (Feb. 20), registration opens at 4 p.m. at the Campbell River Community Centre at 401 11th Ave., and the walk begins and ends at the Community Centre. All walkers must check in and sign a waiver form before participating. Walkers can register online as an individual or join an existing team or create their own team, or they can register in-person at the Community Centre. It costs $25 to register, and adults who raise $150 or youth (aged 10 to 17) who raise $75 do not have to pay the registration fee. The opening ceremonies will be at 5 p.m., and the walk will begin at 5:15 p.m. Registration closes at 6 p.m., and the route closes at 8 p.m. Between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m., a warm chilli meal will be served to all walkers and volunteers at the Community Centre. Mason says volunteers are still needed for the event, and anyone interested in volunteering can register online for that as well. People are needed to help with road marshalling, greeting, directing participants to the registration

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desk, helping with the food and just being there to help with anything else that’s needed. “It’s very, very simple to register as a walker or to register as a volunteer,” he said. Mason says that right now, they still need the ingredients for the chilli, and if there are any supermarkets that are willing to donate ingredients, they would be very grateful. To learn more about the Coldest Night of the Year or to register online, visit coldestnightoftheyear.org For more information or to offer sponsorship or donations, contact Paul or Kelly at Campbell River Family Services at 250-287-2421.

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Lamb. “Local businesses are dependent on a healthy vibrant business community and our Chamber works tirelessly to that end.” The award recipients will be invited by the Chamber as FUTURE 15 alum, to continue to shape the future of Campbell River by engaging on important initiatives and ideas around social innovation, social enterprise, philanthropy, business and economic development. Nominees are making a positive difference in Campbell River through their professional and personal growth, community service and leadership. Nominees were asked if they thought their workplace was a next generation best place to work and what their employer’s commitment was to support the development of young professionals. “It’s great to see so many local workplaces creating a culture of support for attracting and retaining young professionals,” said Chamber Board Chair, Corby Lamb.” One of the most inspiring responses to a nomination question was in their collective visions for the future of Campbell River. The Chamber will be sharing those visions through social media and community engagement opportunities over the next month. According to Evans, the future is now for the nominees. They see the direct link to future success from what they are doing right now to influence the climate that they want to raise their families in, develop a career in and enjoy a high quality of life in Campbell River. “We value and support the important role each of them is taking to improve our quality of life and for their commitment to Campbell River,” said Evans. A complete list of nominees, tickets to the FUTURE 15 event and further information is available at www.campbellriverchamber.ca The FUTURE 15 event is presented by the Chamber in partnership with lead sponsors, Canadian Western Bank and Campbell River Mirror and support from 2DayFM and Chameleon Creative.

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SRD committee hopes to improve relations with First Nations KRISTEN DOUGLAS CAMPBELL RIVER MIRROR

Despite being accused of bias, the chair of the Strathcona Regional District board has managed to get directors to have a change of heart on forming a committee to improve relations with First Nations. The board had previously voted to put off the initiative until its strategic planning meeting but at the regular board meeting last Wednesday, board Chair John MacDonald brought the item back for reconsideration. He said he felt the decision to delay the committee until strategic planning had been made without consideration of some “key facts” and that some directors had mistakingly believed the committee would get involved in treaty negotiations rather than its real purpose of bettering relationships. “It’s mandate would be confined to doing research on behalf of the board, and recommending ways and means for the regional district to advance its interests in this area,” MacDonald said. But Area A Director Gerald Whalley had concerns that MacDonald had his own agenda in bringing it back. “I would prefer an item of this nature be brought forward by a director,” Whalley said, adding that the report “gives the appearance of a bias.” Whalley added that he would “hate to see this become precedent or standard procedure, that the chair brings forward his own personal agendas.” Tahsis Director Jude Schooner said she felt MacDonald was only trying to advance a strategic priority that the entire board shares. “In my opinion the time to go forward is now,” Schooner said. “I think it’s a shared priority by the board and not just a couple of directors.” But Whalley said his relationship with the First Nations in his electoral area are progressing the way he wants it to and said he would hate to see a committee come in and change things. “I don’t want any risk of anybody screwing that up,” Whalley said. “It (the

committee) won’t speak on my behalf.” Area C Director Jim Abram expressed the same concerns. “I don’t care one way or the other at this point if we form a committee or not, it’s window dressing, it’s not necessary,” he said. “I’m working on First Nations relations daily, by way of contracts, working together, and getting things done in Area C. And if this committee thinks that it’s going to have any kind of input or change in that system, think again please.” 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. As a select committee, just five of the 13 board members are to sit on the committee, and MacDonald, in his motion to reconsider the committee put forward directors Noba Anderson, Julie Colborne, Charlie Cornfield, Ron Kerr and Schooner as members. That didn’t sit well with Area D Director Brenda Leigh. “It’s either going to be the whole board or no one because it’s not right that you take a select few from this board that are going to hear what is being presented to them and then regurgitate it to us,” Leigh said. “I do not trust putting it in the hands of just a few. If the chair would be open and fair about it, he would say the whole board needs to move forward with that strategic priority.” Kerr agreed that instead of a small group of people, it should be the entire board but Anderson pointed out that with a board as large as the regional district’s it would be “cumbersome” to dig into the issues. In the end, after nearly half an hour of debate, the board agreed to form the First Nations committee and have just the five directors sit on it.

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School Closure Public Consultation Meetings: Discovery PassageFill andPlease Oyster River Elementary The Board of Education for School District 72 has been holding a series of public consultation meetings to hear input concerning the proposed closures of Discovery Passage and Oyster River elementary schools.

SD 72 School Closure 4x3.75 The last public consultation meeting to discuss the proposed closure of Oyster River Elementary The last public consultation meeting to discuss the proposed closure of Discovery Passage Elementary will be held on Tuesday, March 1 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm at Discovery Passage Elementary School. will be held on Thursday, March 3 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm at Oyster River Elementary School.

Written submissions are being recieved by the Board of Education until 4 p.m. on February 23, 2016. Submissions can be made through an online forum at http://schoolclosures.sd72.bc.ca/ forum/, by email to facilities.plan@sd72.bc.ca, or by mail c/o the Secretary-Treasurer’s office at the school board office, 425 Pinecrest Road, Campbell River BC, V9W 3P2. For more information, and to read the facility closure recommendation report, visit www.sd72.bc.ca School District 72 • Campbell River, B.C.

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ARTS ENTERTAINMENT Artist Trading Card event set for Thursday, Feb. 18 at the Campbell River Art Gallery Artists of all ages who would like to create and trade miniature works of art are invited to attend the next Artist Trading Card event at the Campbell River Art Gallery, tomorrow at 7 p.m. This is a fun, social and creative program that meets four times a year to swap trading cards. The only difference between these and sports trading cards is that you create your own homemade 2 ½ x 3 ½ inch trading card like a miniature work of art. Bring 15-20 art cards to trade. New

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The Irish Rovers filmed their St. Paddy’s Day concert. The live CD (and hopefully DVD) will be released on tour. From left: Morris Crum, Wilcil McDowell, Sean O’Driscoll, Gerry O’Connor, George Millar, Ian Millar, Fred Graham, Geoffrey Kelly.

The Irish Rovers return to the Tidemark for their 50th Anniversary Tour

The Celtic supergroup are selling out concerts worldwide and garnering rave reviews as they go

The Irish Rovers have been touring for over 50 years selling out concerts worldwide and garnering rave reviews as they go. On March 18, the Irish Rovers will appear at the Tidemark Theatre at 7:30 p.m. Over the years, they’ve filmed three television series, which entertained Canadians and international audiences throughout the 1970’s and ‘80’s. Vancouver producer Ken Gibson was the producer responsible for the award-winning shows, which on occasion, could even beat out Hockey Night in Canada - a nearly impossible feat. Since leaving the television studios of Vancouver, the band lost touch with many of their

local fans but the Celtic super-group were able to travel the world as musical ambassadors taking them as far as the Arctic Circle, Japan, and Germany, with regular tours to Australia, New Zealand, and the US. “This year is ideal for us to finally say one last goodbye to everyone,” says Rovers leader, George Millar. “Nice to be able to share our 50th Anniversary with our old friends. Believe me, there were times I didn’t think we’d make it to 50, so I’ll be damned if we don’t make the most of it.” The band was founded in Canada in Toronto but first became known on American television in the 60s. As guests on The Tonight Show, The Smothers Brothers Show,

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now broadcasting on Shaw TV VideoOnDemand – Tune in for more on the band’s history and music. On tour, the band will be releasing “50th Anniversary, LIVE on St. Patrick’s Day” DVD, plus bringing their ultimate music product “The Irish Rovers, 50 Years” 3 CD set – the best music of The Rovers legendary career, and their brand new Children’s album, “Songs for the Wee Folk” – all available at the concert. Tickets for the March 18 Tidemark Theatre performance are $48.50 and are available at the theatre box office or online at tidemarktheatre.com. More at www.theirishroversmusic.com

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Boneless Sirloin End Pork Loin Chops 8.80 per kg

Boneless Skinless Chicken Thighs

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11.00 per kg

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500ml or 681gr

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500-800gr

350gr

High Liner

Fish & Chips 550-600gr

Gnocchi

Filled Pasta

High Liner

Everland

Organic Cocount Milk

400ml

3$ Everland

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PLUS A

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LICABL PP

4$ for

2$ for

Saputo

Kraft

Saputo Lite

500gr

250gr

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520ml

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22.02 per kg

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Hash Brown Potatoes or Patty

Fries or Wedges

750gr

170gr

for

Black Diamond

Kraft

Shredded Cheese

Miracle Whip or Mayo

340gr

336gr

Newman’s Own

Newman’s Own 415ml

for

Quaker

Dole

Kraft

Texana

Shake ‘n Bake Coating Mix

NEW!

100gr

1.36lt

for

Harvest Breakfast Fruit Squares

2kg

NEW!

2$ for

for

Quaker

Oats

Harvest Crunch Granola Cereal

709gr-1kg

2$ for

for

NEW!

Quaker

for

Harvest Granola Bars

Dare

2$ for

Primo

900gr

for

6 Big Rolls, 6’s

Scotties

Multi Facial Tissue 6x88-140’s

680ml

540ml

SpongeTowels

Econo Paper Towels

Thick & Zesty Pasta Sauce

796ml

4$ for

for

Dare

Breaktime Cookies

350gr

Purex

Kraft

Double Roll Bathroom Tissue

250gr

for

4$ for

Cheez Whiz

Philadelphia Cream Cheese

500gr

450gr

12’s

Kraft

Peanut Butter

Kraft

Singles Process Cheese Product

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Primo

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Ultimate Cookies

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Dare

Original Wagon Wheels 630gr

175gr

3$ for

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470-600gr

300gr

Pasta

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Selected, 130-196gr

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120gr

Primo

Beverage

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140-184gr

for

Chewy Granola Bars

LICABL PP

Five Alive or Nestea

100% Juice

EES EF

Stove Top Stuffing Mix

Dole

Fruit Cups or Squeezable Fruit Pouch

Quaker

Crispy Minis Chips

Oatmeal & Raisin, 210gr

2$ Kraft

2.63lt

4x107ml or 4x90gr

Soft Baked Oatmeal Cookies

for

350ml

for

Simply Orange Juice

450gr or 755gr

LICABL PP

Minute Maid

Kellogg’s

Muslix or Two Scoops Raisin Bran Cereal

Cereal

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1lt

Selected, 312-425gr

Pickles

for

Kellogg’s

425gr

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Organic Tortilla Chips

12x340-355ml

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Sparklers or 100% Juice

Kettle Cooked Potato Chips

EES EF

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EES EF

Dole

Miss Vickie’s

220gr

890ml

for

PLUS A

Cheestrings

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Black Diamond

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354gr

600-750gr

PLUS A

907gr

Waffles

PLUS A

Black Diamond

Cheddar Cheese

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450gr

227-250gr

3$ for

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Clover Leaf

Chunk or Flaked Light Skipjack Tuna in Water

Hash Brown Potatoes or Patty

Fries or Wedges

750gr

170gr

for

Black Diamond

Kraft

Shredded Cheese

Miracle Whip or Mayo

340gr

336gr

Newman’s Own

Newman’s Own 415ml

for

Quaker

Dole

Kraft

Texana

Shake ‘n Bake Coating Mix

NEW!

100gr

1.36lt

for

Harvest Breakfast Fruit Squares

2kg

NEW!

2$ for

for

Quaker

Oats

Harvest Crunch Granola Cereal

709gr-1kg

2$ for

for

NEW!

Quaker

for

Harvest Granola Bars

Dare

2$ for

Primo

900gr

for

6 Big Rolls, 6’s

Scotties

Multi Facial Tissue 6x88-140’s

680ml

540ml

SpongeTowels

Econo Paper Towels

Thick & Zesty Pasta Sauce

796ml

4$ for

for

Dare

Breaktime Cookies

350gr

Purex

Kraft

Double Roll Bathroom Tissue

250gr

for

4$ for

Cheez Whiz

Philadelphia Cream Cheese

500gr

450gr

12’s

Kraft

Peanut Butter

Kraft

Singles Process Cheese Product

LICABL PP

SPREAD SOME HAPPY Primo

Primo

Tomatoes

Ultimate Cookies

PRIMO PRODUCTS AT PRIMO PRICES Beans or Chick Peas

LICABL PP

Dare

Original Wagon Wheels 630gr

175gr

3$ for

NEW!

470-600gr

300gr

Pasta

1.75lt

Selected, 130-196gr

Quaker

Rice

120gr

Primo

Beverage

EES EF

140-184gr

for

Chewy Granola Bars

LICABL PP

Five Alive or Nestea

100% Juice

EES EF

Stove Top Stuffing Mix

Dole

Fruit Cups or Squeezable Fruit Pouch

Quaker

Crispy Minis Chips

Oatmeal & Raisin, 210gr

2$ Kraft

2.63lt

4x107ml or 4x90gr

Soft Baked Oatmeal Cookies

for

350ml

for

Simply Orange Juice

450gr or 755gr

LICABL PP

Minute Maid

Kellogg’s

Muslix or Two Scoops Raisin Bran Cereal

Cereal

NEW QUAKER FAVOURITES!

1lt

Selected, 312-425gr

Pickles

for

Kellogg’s

425gr

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Vlasic

All Natural Dressing

Medium Salsa

Organic Tortilla Chips

12x340-355ml

Que Pasa

Sparklers or 100% Juice

Kettle Cooked Potato Chips

EES EF

for

EES EF

Dole

Miss Vickie’s

220gr

890ml

for

PLUS A

Cheestrings

Original, 1.81kg

Black Diamond

Soft Margarine

PLUS A

Becel

354gr

600-750gr

PLUS A

907gr

Waffles

PLUS A

Black Diamond

Cheddar Cheese

Aunt Jemima

Cavendish

Cavendish Farms

450gr

227-250gr

3$ for

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Old Fashioned Ham

49 100 gr

2 Medium

Fried Rice Medium

Available at select stores only.

Large

Almond Chicken Chop Suey

Available at select stores only.

Double Cream Brie Cheese

Per 100gr

Sweet & Sour Pork 8 Piece

Deep Fried Prawns

Per

100 gr

French Aic

• Broccoli & Grape • Coleslaw Vinaigrette • Pasta Primavera

16 Piece Maki Platter

100 gr

Deli Salad

Cervelat or Hungarian Salami

Per

Medium

Schneiders

8 Piece Happy California Rolls

Tomato Basil Turkey Breast

Per

Sushi

Schneiders

Vienna

Roast Beef or New York Style Corned Beef

7 95 9 95 5 50

49 Per 100gr

Cold

BBQ Pork Back Ribs

29 Per 100gr

Seafood • Quality Foods

Frozen or Previously Frozen

Previously Frozen

Boneless Skinless Basa Fillets

Skinless Halibut Fillets

Jane’s

Breaded Fish Selected, 580-615gr

Jelly Beans

Per

100 gr

Per

100 gr

Sole Fillets

WEATHER PERMITTING

Quality Fresh

400gr

Fresh

Per

100 gr

Organically Yours

Family Favourites Oriental Mix

Sweet Treats Chocolate Buds or Macaroons

Per

100 gr

Organic Dried Cranberries

200gr

Fancy, 275gr

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Italian Buns

Old Fashioned Donuts

Selected

Alpine Bread

49 8 pack

Blueberry Muffins

for

6 pack

8”

McGavin’s or Dempster’s

Pie

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Selected, 500-570gr

Banana Cream Banana Split Chocolate Cream Keylime

6 pack

Cream Puffs

Pepperoni Cheese Sticks

2$ 99

4$ for

Turtle Cheesecake

Silver Hills

Sprouted Whole Grain Bread

Selected, 430-615gr

for

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Trueblue or Trueblack

Superslim Brown Rice Crisps

Dorset Cereals

Cocktail

Dairyland

Muesli

1.36lt

Plus Trutaste Lactose Free Milk

540-620gr

2lt

100gr

PLUS A

for

Udi’s

LICABL PP

EES EF

for

264-286gr

Chapman’s

6x500ml or 5lt

Assorted Sizes

PLUS A

LICABL PP

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EES EF

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Naturally Alkaline Lithia Water

Gluten Free Pizza

Clorox

Arm & Hammer

2x Concentrated Liquid Detergent

3.57lt

650-946ml

Household

Bleach

Laundry Stain Remover

Island Breeze, 120’s

Shout

Fabric Softener Sheets

No Sugar Added Ice Cream or Novelties

2.03lt

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Per

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Green or Red Cabbage 2.18 per kg

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¢ Per

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California Grown “Andy Boy”

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Natural Organics

Per

Hawaiian Grown

3.73 per kg

O I C

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Per

6”

B.C. Bouquet

3.28 per kg

Per

California Grown

Zucchini Squash

Spartan Apples

Mexican Grown

B.C. Grown “Extra Fancy”

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Dennis Herbert Brown March 16, 1936 - February 7, 2016

We are sad to announce the passing of Dennis Herbert Brown on February 7, 2016 at Campbell River Hospital.

Jarvis Alexander Simon Jarvis passed away on February 4th, at St. Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hospital at Comox BC. Born in Sydney, Nova Scotia on October 15th, 1990. We are extremely sad to announce the sudden passing of Jarvis Alexander Simon (Jarvie). Jarvis was a quiet compassionate young man, who chartered his own course through life. He expressed himself in many ways through his phenomenal writing, drawing and cooking. Jarvie was undecided in what he wanted to do with his life, but he wanted a career and not just a job. His favourite thing in life (besides gaming) was the Great Outdoors. He was an accomplished scout, and ďŹ restarter (he could make a ďŹ re in the pouring rain). His loving nature came through in his relationships with his family, friends, and his pets. He will be sorely missed by all who knew Jarvis. His memory of his gentle ways, and beautiful smile will live forever strong in our hearts. Predeceased by his grandmother Jean Simon, Sydney, NS. Survived by his loving parents James and Tammy, and Darlene and John, his siblings, Chester, Becky, Benjamin, Ruel-Dawn and Jade. His loving grandparents Billie and Josie. His uncles Troy-Darryl, Eugene, Aunt Tracey and his wonderful cousins. A Celebration of Life will be held on February 20th at 11am at the Halbe Hall. If you choose to donate, donations to the BC Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hospital would be appreciated. Please join us in remembering Jarvie by visiting or memorial at www.piercysmtwashingtonfuneral.com.

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He was predeceased by his parents Donald Herbert & Coral Nesta Brown and brother-in-law William Williams. He is survived by his sister Mary Robin Williams and brother Clifford John Brown (Margaret); nieces Mary Ellen Schulz (Ronald), Coral Ann Desjardins (Alan) Kerry Patricia Enns (Timothy); nephews - Jon Edward Williams, Wesley & Max Terpstra and David Brown, great-nieces & greatnephews Dana, Katie, Joshua, William and Mary. In Dennisâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; leisure time, he liked traveling, fishing and camping. Picking mushrooms and Salal. He used the money he made to travel to the casinos in Reno or Tulalip. He lived in Prince Rupert in 1940 when his father was stationed there, then they moved to Dashwood (Qualicum) in 1942. He then moved to Zeballos in 1947 when his mother, a nurse, took a position in the hospital. Dennis also lived on Saltspring Island for a while before moving to Nanaimo. He joined BC Tel in the mid 1950â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s and worked in Nanaimo, Alberni, Ucluelet and Clearwater, where he retired from BC Tel after 30 years of service. He was an active member of the Lions Club for many years as well as an Honorary Life Member with the Telecommunications Workers Union. He bought the Homestead Cafe in Clearwater while he was still with the telephone company, later selling it to move to Campbell River in 1991. He lived at his sisterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s place in a 5th wheel travel trailer for a number of years before moving into an apartment in Campbell River where he lived for the past 2 years. Flowers gratefully declined. Donations in Dennisâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; memory may be made to the Leukemia, Diabetes or Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Foundations.

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Karl Otelius Davidsen July 25, 1919 - February 7, 2016

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our dear father and grandfather, Karl Otelius Davidsen. Predeceased by wife Margaret Lois, eldest son Larry, daughter-in-law Pat, granddaughters Dana and Erin, as well as his parents and 9 siblings. Karl lived a long full life of 96 years that involved one adventure after another starting at age 11, when his family ventured from Norway to come to Canada. Karl spent his entire life living the west coast way; logging and fishing are how he provided for his wife of over 60 years, Margaret, and his 3 children: Larry (Patricia), Clay (Tracey) and his only daughter Deborah (John). Karl was a loving grandfather to Dana (late), Lara and Erin (late), Sheryl Miller, Allan Miller, Jilan Davidsen, Kassidy Davidsen and Brayden Davidsen, great-grandfather to Kacee and Neveah Stranaghan and Dani Lynn Pimlott. Also left to mourn are his nephew Clark Davidsen and family, his sister-in-law Lorraine Davidsen and nephew Greg McLellan and family. Dearly missed and lovingly remembered by all.

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BOREK, Gertrude â&#x20AC;&#x153;Trudiâ&#x20AC;? Janina April 13, 1925 - January 29, 2016

Trudi Borek passed away peacefully in her home at the Beverly Glenmore Care Center on January 29, 2016 at the age of 90. Trudi was very well known in her community as someone who loved to travel. She explored the world around her as often as she could, collecting friends and photographs as she went. She was an avid volunteer at her church and enjoyed her bible study as well as preparing meals for Christmas dinner. Trudi is survived by her daughter Bozena and son-in-law Kevin (Baillie) of Calgary, her daughter Krys of Invermere, granddaughter Lisa and her husband Paul and great-granddaughters Scarlett and Elizabeth. A Memorial Tea will be DQQRXQFHG DW D ODWHU GDWH ,Q OLHX RI Ă RZHUV GRnations to the Alberta Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hospital or the Calgary Humane Society would be very much appreciated. Her love and kindness will be very missed by many of her friends and family. To express condolences, please visit: www.mountainviewmemorial.ca

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January 10,1940-Feburary 7, 2016 Leslie was born in Swan River, Manitoba on January 10, 1940. Les passed away at his home with his family on Feb. 7, 2016. He spent his whole life working as a faller and many other jobs. He raised a family in the Courtenay and Campbell River area. Les was a hard working man and a talented musician. He enjoyed the outdoors, animals and the ocean. He was well liked and respected by everyone who knew him and worked with him. He is predeceased by his dad and mother Mathew and Eva Gray and brothers-in-law Alvin, Edmunds Donald, Erickson and Roy Cox. He leaves behind his loving wife Gladys, daughter Corrinna Ross (Orley), sons Clayton Gray and Mark Gray, grandchildren Sarah, Ross,, Jordon Gray and Brandon Gray, sisters Elleanore Edmunds (Alvin), Barbara Beaupre (Henry), Gladys Cox (Roy), Gloria Medhurst, Sandy Vrebosch (Lance), brother Kelly Gray (Kathy) and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Our family and the world have lost a kind, thoughtful, dependable, honest, real man. We love you Les and all your family and friends will miss you forever. Please join us to remember Les on Sunday, February 21, 2016 between 1:30pm to 4:00pm at the Royal Canadian Legion in Campbell River. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in the name of Les to Little Paws Rescue Society (registered society) at Campbell River Tru Blue Pets Supplies, Tyee Plaza (attention Julia), Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s School Music programs, or Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Sports programs. A heartfelt thanks to Dr. Coetzee, Emergency nurses and the North Team nurses.

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Public Notice is hereby given that the first sitting of the Parcel Tax Roll Review Panel will take place at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, February 25, 2016 in the Strathcona Regional District boardroom located at #301-990 Cedar Street, Campbell River, BC. At this sitting the Review Panel will consider any complaints filed with respect to the following parcel tax rolls: x

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As per Section 18 of the Forest Planning and Practices Regulation, TimberWest Forest Corp. invites public review and comment on a proposed amendment to the approved Forest Stewardship Plan (FSP) for Johnstone Strait (FSP # 93). The purpose of the amendment is to increase, by approximately 115 hectares, the area covered by the FSP in the vicinity of Jackson Bay, as outlined on the map below. Please direct any correspondence concerning this proposed amendment to TimberWest Forest Corp, Box 2800, Campbell River, BC, V9W 5C5, attention Rick Monchak, RPF, Operations Forester. Comments must be received on or before March 18, 2016.

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