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The face of the Greater Trail Arts scene is becoming popular near and far, so now it’s time for a makeover.

It all began three years ago when local artist, Nadine Tremblay, returned to the downtown Trail theatre after performing in venues across Western Canada.

What she saw was opportunity lost in the Charles Bailey Theatre.

The 764-seat auditorium was under utilized, similar sized communities were using their theatres almost daily, while the local space was used four times per month or less.

That changed in 2013, when Tremblay pitched the idea that the Trail and District Arts Council (TDAC) could shake things up in partnership with the theatre’s service provider, the Regional District of Kootenay Boundary (RDKB).

With a well defined business plan and marketing strategy in hand, Tremblay, then the RDKB’s theatre manager, set about filling up the seats

by bringing local talent back to the stage as well as bigger out-of-town names.

Now closing in on Year Three, rentals are more competitive and the number of shows almost doubled - so now is the time for a brand re-design including a new marquee with a modern, yet retro, look.

“We’ve met and surpassed our goals and doubled audience participation,”says Tremblay. “This is the first time that energy has been spent on the identity and marketing of the theatre - now we have a logo and people can recognize us from the outside with a big lit up sign.”

The name has been shortened to ‘The Bailey’ to celebrate the venue, which she notes is surprisingly unfamiliar to many local residents. “‘I’ll see you at the Bailey Theatre on Friday,’ has a nice cachet, and so do the new logo and sign design,” says Tremblay. “The logo is only the first step in establishing the brand. The experiences, service, and memories that patrons of The Bailey Theatre enjoy, will come to define the brand.”

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No further reports on recent cougar sighting in Warfield VAL ROSSI Trail Times

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Jay Trower from the City of Trail took a look to see what was cooking inside the cauldron on the Home of Champions Monument in downtown Trail. Trower was trying to determine what was causing the outage to some of the lights that illuminate the cauldron.

A cougar recently spotted in upper Warfield isn’t considered a threat at this time, according to a local conservation officer.

Tobe Sprado said his office documented sightings of a cougar observed roaming Montcalm Road. But there have been no further reports since the Trail and Greater District RCMP called in Friday.

“The thing that we look for is if a cougar is preying on pets such as dogs or cats and we haven’t received any of those complaints,” he explained, “and if a cougar is observed during daytime hours because generally they’re nocturnal species, and they hunt for the most part at dusk or at night.”

Sprado counts this year as a rather quiet cat season with the only one documented in the Trail area so far.

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A steady stream of people interested in all aspects of gardens dropped into Seedy Saturday at St. Andrew’s Anglican Church on the weekend. From top left and clockwise; Garden enthusiasts were shopping for seeds and gardening accessories from numerous vendors, and even getting tips on how to cultivate earthworms from Janice Kellay (right), “worm assistant” for Betty Offin’s informational worm composting booth; Trail beekeeper Karen Godbout had her local honey, straight from the comb, on hand; and Skyla Greer, 6, (right) helped her aunt, Celine French, showcase whimsical fairy gardens.

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CONTINUED FROM A1 Before landing the new moniker, TDAC and Scotty Carlson from Juicy Studios in Rossland, gave much consideration to the building’s art deco feel and the man behind the theatre’s name.

“Charles Bailey himself was an enthusiastic and generous patron of the arts, which we never want to forget,” Tremblay emphasized. “We hope that we are offering him the praise he deserves by marketing his name in a style he would have appreciated.”

With The Bailey marquee under construction, Tremblay can again turn her focus to other transformation plans aimed to improve audience experience and performer ease.

Run as a non-profit, the arts council is pursuing grants for bar and lounge renovations, theatre sound and lighting up-

grades and theatre ventilation.

“As a way of directing flow, we would renovate the kitchen and have it more as a loungy space you can come to before and after the show,” she explained. “It really is an aesthetic reno, and ventilation is not being added to our existing system.

“We are trying to cool down the space in the days when we need it, instead of running air conditioning in here all the time.”

The business model remains a partnership with the regional district, but if all goes according to plan, TDAC will slowly take over theatre management

by Year Four.

“Of course we have financial predictions but we also have social and cultural objectives,” she clarified. “The gist is to increase the participation and theatre usage, including at-

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tracting new users, increasing cultural and learning opportunities, diversifying programming and providing a social gathering place.”

By selling the venue potential, promoters are taking the leap and bringing in their big names, says Tremblay.

And the risk is paying off because over the last two years, shows such as Bryan Adams, Gordon Lightfoot, Theory of a Deadman and next week’s Jann Arden performance, have sold out.

“The theatre has been full of people I’ve never seen before,” Tremblay explained. “That tells me there is a market out there for genres of music, so we are working to get more of that.

“People are coming from all over, going to dinner and potentially staying at a hotel - they are willing to travel to

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come see their favourite band.”

Response from local groups has also been positive. By dropping rental rates by about $600 for professional and amateur artists, the number of shows grew from 19 in the 2012/2013 season to 29 last year.

Rossland Light Opera brought its Anne of Green Gables feature to very well attended shows last winter, J.L. Crowe’s February talent show had a full audience and the Miss Trail event in May is expecting the same.

“It’s a big job,” Tremblay said, mentioning when TDAC started, 90 per cent of renters said the rate was too high and 82 per cent reported dissatisfaction with their theatre experience.

“When we checked last year, 70 per cent were satisfied with their last rental and 75 per cent said the rate was just right.”

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“Predators can come into municipalities like Warfield or even Trail in search for food,” he added.

“With it still being winter up above, the deer, their prey species, are located lower down in the valley, so it’s not uncommon to have cougars in and around those places.”

Unlike bears that get habituated and become an ongoing concern in communities, cougars don’t stick to one place for long.

“They’re always looking for something to eat and can be at a location for several days until they consume, in most cases, a deer,” explained Sprado.

When a cat is spotted in a neighbourhood, residents should still be on alert. Children shouldn’t be outside unsupervised and if outside, should ideally be in a group of at least three or more. Parents should also take time to educate their kids on what steps to take if a cougar is stocking them.

“If the cougar is watching them and they’re having that stare down, they’ve got to make themselves look big and they’ve got to be aggressive and then they’re going to want to pick up sticks and throw rocks and be prepared to beat it off if need be,” Sprado added.

As with all wildlife encounters, residents are encouraged to call the Report All Poachers and Polluters (RAPP) line at 1877-952-7277.

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OBITUARIES

Robert Arthur (Zeke) Clements Linda, Barb and Rob announce the death of their father on his 96th birthday at Trail, B.C. As there will be no service, this is our eulogy for our dear old dad. Bob was born on March 8, 1920 to Harry Edward and Vera Rose (Allebone), an English war bride, in Moose Jaw, SK. The family later relocated to Regina. Bob is predeceased by his wife of 69 years, Jean in 2012, his sister, Pat Campbell, and his infant brother, Allan. He is survived by his grandchildren - Moira, Jim, Bill and Gord Tod; Craig and Alison Holm; Tad and Tim Clements; nine great- grandchildren and his son and daughterin-law, Ron and Sharon.

As kids we could never understand why Dad (a product of the depression in the dustbowl of the Prairies, as he would frequently remind us) squeezed the Queen’s eyes until they were bloodshot.

As we entered adulthood, we finally understood where he was coming from when he announced “you are because of what you were – when”. He and Mom never stopped pinching pennies even when they could afford to indulge themselves in finer amenities like a real steak!

Bob was very athletic, excelling in swimming, golf, baseball and his favourite pastime, hockey.

He and his friends used to practice their skills on iced

ponds playing with frozen horse turds. This is when he was nicknamed “Zeke”, which stuck with him for the rest of his life. He played semi-professional hockey for the Moose Jaw Canucks and Millers, and the Regina Rangers as a junior. One of his many hockey stories was the time his Rangers played Father Althol Murray’s Notre Dame team from Wilcox. Money had to be raised before the game and whoever won got to keep the spoils. Dad’s team was the victor. To settle the bet, Father Murray took Zeke into his office. The winnings lay on the table until Father Murray swept the cash onto the floor and told him to pick it up. There were as intense rivalries back then, as today. Dad caused quite a hullabaloo when he went to play for Gonzaga University in Spokane.

The Canadian Hockey Association became very concerned about the Americans stealing their players. He was asked by Red Dutton to try out for the New York Americans, which he did. He just didn’t have it in him. By that time he had fallen in love with Jean, and with the advent of World War II, he decided to join in the cause and became a flight instructor with the RCAF. They married in 1943.

With first-born Linda in tow, Zeke and Jean were lured to Trail in 1946 with the promise of a job at Cominco and a spot on the Trail Smoke Eaters lineup. Zeke “the Deke” (as he was known) was a colourful defenseman there for five years, retiring at the ripe old age of 30 – considered old by hockey standards of the day. He traveled often, playing as far away as Los Angeles.

We never saw much of him during that time and, being a typical male of his generation, he played while Mom stayed. She was the rock of the family and saved his skin many

times as his handyman skills were sadly lacking.

Our family grew up with many unprintable sayings.

We had the rare gift of being able to ridicule each other and still come out reeling with laughter – and no hard feelings.

We were all taught to skate at an early age.

When our dad grabbed our hand and swirled us around the Cominco arena, it was magical and better than any carnival ride you could ever imagine. Besides, those cost money! Dad and Mom taught us to stand up for ourselves and to be fair to others. Dad was never one afraid to speak his mind. When he coached the Trail Juniors to two consecutive B.C. provincial championships, his philosophy was to allow each player the same ice time and to just have fun. Growing up we also endured several lectures from our father. After hearing his full repertoire many times over, we began asking him which lecture number he was going to give us this time, much to his chagrin.

Patience was not one of his virtues.

Dad was very active in the community and lent his accounting expertise to the Trail Athletic Association, Kiro Manor and the Corinthian Lodge #27 for many years. He also belonged to the Kiwanis Club, the Legion and was on the Board of Directors for the Birchbank Golf Club and later the Castlegar retirees (yes, they too got lectures about their financial situation). After moving to Castlegar in 1985, Mom and Dad enjoyed golfing at the Castlegar club where Dad organized many retiree tournaments.

After losing his driver’s license, which was very traumatic as you can imagine, Dad talked the Department of Veterans Affairs into providing him with a motorized scooter in which he could be seen

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driving the sidewalks of Castlegar looking like the Red Baron. There were many incidents on that scooter – some humorous, some not – that are worthy of a lengthy book.

Zeke was a character who had a life full of interesting stories. Dementia robbed us of our father a few years ago but we were lucky he recognized us to the end. Dad, in death, we have lost a guiding star. Our hope is that the fascination you had with the Hubble telescope and the mysteries it unveiled with all the galaxies in the universe will finally be revealed. We are very grateful to have had our parents (Gramps and Granny Goose as they were affectionately known to their grandchildren) for such a long time. We are heartbroken. But it is healing to know that the laughter and good times at Christina Lake we shared, and the many enduring friendships our parents nurtured -- especially our wonderful neighbours for many years, Frank and the late Lina Cupello and family -- will far outweigh the heavy stuff.

A big thank you goes to the caring staff at Rosewood Village for being so patient with Dad under trying circumstances at times.

Anita, you are the best and we can’t thank you enough. You were so diplomatic when Dad would sit by your desk and implore you to give him more money out of his comfort fund to stick in his wallet, which was washed many times over along with the money – you can see where it came from.

Gwen Ziprick of Alternatives Funeral and Cremation Services has been entrusted with the arrangements. You are invited to leave a personal message of condolence by visiting the family’s register at www.myalternatives.ca.

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s the B.C. government spends millions on an international brand campaign with the recycled slogan “Super, Natural B.C.,” another brand identity has spread across Canada.

This one’s unintentional. It hit a new peak last week with the arrival of two young men from Saskatchewan, who were given one-way tickets to Vancouver and Victoria by typically burdened social services ministry staff in North Battleford.

Sorting through the blizzard of soothing sound bites and sympathetic TV clips, a clearer picture emerges.

In his initial interview with the Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, Charles Neil-Curly, at 23 the elder of the two, said he decided to head west when shelter staff told him his time had run out and he asked for bus tickets to B.C. “When they asked if I had a place to go, I just said, ‘yeah’,” Neil-Curly said. “I was going to the next homeless shelter anyway.”

Transients and panhandlers aren’t the only ones who say whatever they figure will get them through another day. Politicians

do it too. barrier” housing for Admitting she 100 people was a “done knew little about deal,” as area residents the arrivals, believe.

Premier Christy “They’re wrong,” Clark suggested Coleman indignantthat both were ly replied, and there mentally ill and would be community deserve every consultation over the TOM support the next year. province can In subsequent comgive them. ments to reporters, B.C. houshe said the province B.C. Views ing czar Rich doesn’t really need city Coleman has zoning, but will apply also demonstrated factual flexibil- for it anyway. (That won’t be a ity as he presides over the creation problem with Victoria’s far-left of his latest single-room-occupan- city council, which is keen to add cy drug ghetto in a residential a supervised injection site too.) neighbourhood in Victoria.

On Feb. 24, Coleman was asked After quietly proposing a if he is concerned that the 88 closed-down nursing home called housing units at two locations Mount Edwards Court as a tem- would fill up and other transients porary solution to the filthy “tent would arrive to take their place. city” that sprang up on provincial By that time the tent squat approperty last fall, Coleman abrupt- peared to have about 100 people ly announced from his Langley of- in residence, with the usual overfice Feb. 5 that the building had doses, violence and prostitution. been bought and partly renovated Coleman assured us it hasn’t for $4 million. It would house 38 happened in Abbotsford or Maple people for up to a year.

Ridge, where tent camps have fiI asked him if the purchase nally been cleaned up after shelmeant the conversion of Mount ters and housing were provided.

Edwards into permanent “lowThe next day, he was asked

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if transitional accommodations would be sufficient to end the camp.

“They’re not actually all that transitional,” Coleman replied.

“We’ll take Mount Edwards through a zoning process. We’ve got about 100 beds there. We’ve bought the building so it’s hardly transitional. We’ve permanently done that.”

Fast forward to March 11. The 38 Mount Edwards spaces are full, another 40 rooms and camping spaces at a former youth custody centre are almost full, and the province applies for a court order to clear the Victoria camp.

A representative of the advocacy group Together Against Poverty Society goes on local radio to pledge legal support for the campers.

How many are there now? At least 100, he says.

Meanwhile in Maple Ridge, where the “homeless” problem is all fixed, Coleman has just extended temporary shelter funding and paid $5.5 million for a 61-room motel to fix it some more.

Tom Fletcher is B.C. legislature reporter and columnist for Black Press.

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Employees on DB plans have been privileged for many years. Members of some of the largest goldplated DB pension funds in Canada are government employees: nurses, teachers etc.

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The majority of people are unaware of the risks and pitfalls that lay ahead of them during the 30 to 40 years of their retirement where more than half their income will depend of the decision they made today.

There are some cases where the lump sum option may be recommended. For example, someone in poor health and with a short life expectancy. Under the DB plan, the surviving spouse can receive about 67% of the pension income. Under the lump sum plan, all the investment assets are usually transferred to the surviving spouse tax exempt.

Life expectancies are longer and returns on investments are much lower than they have been in the past.

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Some ground rules for U.S. refugees fleeing to Canada

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h, so NOW they notice that we exist.

The New York Post is urging Americans to flee to Canada in the event of a Trump victory. Before anyone gets too excited about a wave of illegal immigrants flooding into our country from a porous southern border – oh, does that feel satisfying to write – it should be remembered that the New York Post is a tabloid newspaper that delights in provoking, shocking, enraging and otherwise entertaining its readers.

Therefore, the call for a mass Yankee exodus probably merits being taken with a grain of salt. But, hold on, CNN did send a re-

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porter to Cape Breton to check out the lay of the land. Even the Globe and Mail reports that Canadian immigration lawyers are getting calls from Americans.

Yes, the Globe and Mail said it. It must be real!

Actor Alec Baldwin once said he would abandon the U.S. for Canada in the event of a George W. Bush victory in 2000. Bush won and Alec stayed put.

Surprise, surprise, celebrities are not known for following through on their tantrums.

Of course, Canada was recently graced with an American celebrity who actually did seek haven in the Great White North.

But actor Randy Quaid may have been more loony than our loonie so it would be unfair to view him as a legitimate test case or one-man advance team.

Still, this predictable U.S. quadrennial contemplation of flight is different from all the other previous vows of relocation. This time, it is expected that ordinary citizens – i.e. people not as hygienic, intelligent or gorgeous as Alec – will contemplate it.

It does make me wonder what would happen if there ever were a mass migration North. Some ground rules would need to be set: No pushing and shoving at the border – it’s unCanadian. No kidding. If you ignore this rule, we’ll form a Parliamentary committee and that’s not a bluff.

If you are pushed or shoved, please say “sorry” and offer the rude person a key to your house or apartment.

Please declare all exotic birds, weird fruit and semi-automatic weapons. (Handguns too, eh!). If it’s not too much trouble, we’d like to hang on to those.

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Time to guarantee sick time for Canadian workers

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food handler going to paid sick days, many are at risk work with a cough, a of losing their job for unexpectparent sending their ed illness. In Ontario alone, 1.6 sick child to school million people cannot rely on or an emergency room nurse any labour legislation for protecmaking snap decisions through tion against losing their jobs for the fog of a flu. It doesn’t take taking a sick day without pay. a medical degree to appreciate The news is not all bad. San the counterproductive conse- Francisco, a city many associate quences of these decisions, yet with high-tech start-ups and the far too often these are the stories innovation economy, has been a of our patients and leader on using paid DR. DANYAAL countless others sick days to keep its like them. For far residents healthy. too many, strugSince 2007, the gling to make ends Golden Gate City Troy Media meet, afraid to lose has mandated that even a day’s pay – going to work all employers provide their sick is the only choice they have. workers with one hour of paid Understanding why requires sick leave for every 30 hours swapping stethoscopes for stat- worked. After surveying more utes and looking upstream for than 700 employers and nearly answers.

1,200 employees, researchers With the exception of Prince found employees were betEdward Island, no province or ter able to care for themselves territory guarantees a minimum and family members, including number of paid sick days for being able to stay home with a employees. Across the country, sick child. Even more encouryoung people, seniors and low- aging, two-thirds of employers wage workers are the hardest supported the new mandated hit. Less than half of young and policy and the vast majority reolder employees work in jobs ported that their profitability that provide paid sick days. The did not suffer. lower an employee’s pay, the less Despite being eligible for five likely they are to be covered by a or nine paid sick days per year, voluntary sick days policy. the typical employee used only Even in Canada’s single ex- three, and a quarter used none. ception, the birthplace of San Francisco’s success Confederation, legislation is should come as no surprise. woefully inadequate. Prince Research has shown that paid Edward Islanders are entitled to sick days reduce the duration of a single day of paid sick leave – sickness, the risk of worsening but only after five years of con- minor conditions and are associtinuous service with the same ated with higher return to work employer. Worse still, not only rates from serious illnesses like a do countless Canadians lack heart attack.

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Though this has been a longstanding problem, calls for change are growing ever louder.

In Ontario, the provincial government has commissioned a review of the Employment Standards Act, legislation that has seen no major revisions since the end of the Second World War. There, a coalition of doctors, nurses, researchers and workers, have launched a campaign for change along the lines of the San Francisco model.

Across the country, other groups of health care providers and workers are starting to come together to push for change.

The phenomenon of presenteeism (people coming to work despite being sick) is endemic in our work culture and has been estimated to cost Canadian businesses $15 to $25 billion per year. Protecting sick time is part of sending a message to employers and employees to rethink our approach to work. When we take care of ourselves, and take the time needed to recover when ill, it improves the short and long-term health of workers, and the bottom line of the businesses that employ them.

It’s high time we had policies guaranteeing sick time for Canadian workers.

Dr. Danyaal Raza is a Family Physician at St. Michaels Hospital in Toronto and a member of the Decent Work and Health Network. Dr. Ryan Meili is a Family Physician in Saskatoon, an expert advisor with Evidence Network and founder of Upstream.

name of your designated Mountie. It’s probably Bob but best to be sure.

The Yankee refugees would also need language lessons and cultural primers to ease the transition.

Nary a one of them would understand the invitation to “put on a toque and come ride my toboggan!” In fact, such a solicitation would probably result in a misunderstanding of purpose or desire which would make us glad we did ask them to surrender their firearms.

The initial wave after the inauguration of President Trump would be challenging.

Given our recent ‘let’s pat ourselves on the back experience’ with Syrian refugees, it’s OK

to think of paperwork as optional – a ‘nice to have but OK if you don’t’ bugaboo.

It would also be important to emphasize that the pejorative terms “illegal,” “alien” or “undesirable” don’t really fly in Canada.

We prefer to think of everyone as simply a friend we haven’t processed yet.

When deciding on relocation, it would be best to make things relatable to their experience.

Just tell them that Vancouver and Toronto are the Canadian San Francisco and New York in terms of affordability.

Then tell them to pronounce Toronto without the second T as Ben Affleck did in Argo when school-

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But what if they all congregated in one place? I mean, besides Calgary.

What would their enclave look like?

Would it be a Shangri-La with freedom hedges and liberty lawns or quickly degenerate into a postapocalyptic Mad Max hellhole with toddlers carrying machine guns and yelling ‘fire in the hole!’ with disturbing frequency?

Now that I think more about it, I’m getting a bit nervous.

Oh, screw it, let’s just build a wall.

Troy Media columnist Gavin MacFadyen is a Canadian writer and lawyer living in New York state.

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Two youths and one young adult have been arrested in the robbery late last month at Piper’s Store in Salmo. RCMP said the three were picked up on March 4 but only announced the arrests Thursday.

All three are from Salmo. They are ages 18, 17, and 13. The adult and one youth were released on a

promise to appear in court on May 10 in Nelson. Charges of robbery are being recommended against them.

The other youth has been officially charged with robbery and was released on strict conditions but soon breached the conditions and is back in custody.

At about 6:45 p.m on Feb. 26, a man carrying what appeared

to be a black handgun entered the store and pointed it at an employee, telling her to hand over cash after he placed a bag on the counter.

However, he left without taking any money.

No shots were fired, and no one was injured. Police arrived within a few minutes and tried to use a dog to track the suspect, unsuccessfully.

The suspect was wearing a dark navy coloured zip-up hoody with white pinstripes down the sleeves. His head was covered by the hood and a full face mask.

Bank robber sentenced for breaching bail BILL METC ALFE Nelson Star

A local woman was sentenced to 30 days in jail in provincial court last week for breaching a recognizance that was part of her bail conditions when she was convicted in December of a series of 2014 bank robberies.

Krista Kalmikoff breached her conditions by being arrested in January in Salmo following a traffic collision for drug possession and by admitting to using cocaine. For the drug possession charges she was sentenced to five days.

For both offences (the breach and the drug charge) she received time already served in jail, where she has been since the incident in Salmo. Before she was arrested in Salmo, she was out on bail, living with her grandmother.

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The Beaver Valley Nitehawks took care of one challenge and now are gearing up to exact some revenge for last year’s Kootenay Conference loss.

Beaver Valley dominated the Grand Forks Border Bruins on Friday skating to a 4-0 victory to eliminate the Bruins in five games and capture the Hawks’ third consecutive Neil Murdoch division title.

“I didn’t think we had a great start to the game,” said Hawks’ coach and GM Terry Jones. “I thought we were pretty uptight in the first 10-12 minutes of the game, and then we seemed to settle down when we got the first goal and it seemed to relax us. From that point, we really started to play our game.”

With the 4-1 series triumph, B.V. now faces their toughest test of the 2016 KIJHL playoffs when the Hawks play the Eddie Murdoch division champion Kimberley Dynamiters in a best-of-seven series for the Kootenay Conference title.

“We know they’re a very good team, and a very good challenge,” said Jones.

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playing them. It’s going to be a great series.”

The meeting is a rematch of last year’s Kootenay Conference final, which the Dynamiters won in five games against an injuryriddled Hawks team. The Dynamiters then went on to capture the KIJHL championship in five against Kamloops.

The teams met twice this year, with Kimberley winning both games beating the Hawks 4-2 at home then taking an exciting 4-3 win in overtime at the Hawks nest on Feb. 6. Kimberley also finished this season as the KIJHL regular season champion with 86 points. Forward Eric Buckley led the team with 70 points, while Jared Marchi and Jordan Busch finished with 66 points to Jim Bailey photo join Buckley in the top-10 of Beaver Valley Nitehawks forward Dylan Heppler battles in front of Grand Forks goalie Anthony league scoring.

Galliart, as the Nitehawks went on to shut out the Border Bruins 4-0 to win the Neil Murdoch Goaltender Tyson Brower, division title on Friday at the Hawks’ Nest. who shone in last season’s for us we have a lot of rook- play in the first period congoing,” said Jones. “Even playoff run, led all goalies in ies, young players. We’re verting a setup from Dylan our penalty kill was pretty wins, 31, and fewest losses, looking forward to seeing Heppler and Blake Sidoni solid, we didn’t give up a lot 6, with a 1.96 goals against to give the Nitehawks a 1-0 of shots and when we did, average, and .929 save per- how we match up.” lead. The goal was all B.V. Cosmo (Kramer) was there.

In Friday’s playoff clinchcentage. needed as the Border Bruins He’s given us a lot of confier against Grand Forks, afKimberley goes into the managed just 11 shots on the dence back there.” filiate player Bradley Ross series, having swept Creston Nitehawks net with Tallon netted the winner and was Kyle Hope, Devin Nemes, and taken out Fernie in five games, while B.V. has also named Home Star in putting Kramer getting the shut out, and Tyler Ghiradosi roundlost just once in their open- an end to the Bruins first while the Hawks fired 37 ed out the scoring for B.V. playoff appearance in al- at Bruins goalie Anthony Looking forward, the ing two playoff rounds.

Hawks are better off health“I think they have a solid most two decades. The Trail Galliart.

“They didn’t get a lot wise than last year, yet they core of veteran players, and native scored with 3:35 to TIMES STAFF

Lucchini named to all-rookie team Former Trail Smoke Eater Jake Lucchini had a wildly successful week with his NCAA Michigan Tech University Huskies (MTU) hockey team.

The Trail native was named to the NCAA Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) all-rookie team last week. Lucchini had a stellar season, scoring 6 goals and 9 assists for 15 points in 34 games as a freshman with the Huskies.

Then, along with line-mate and another former Smoke Eater, Brent Baltus, the duo helped the 18-7-3 Huskies clinch a share of the WCHA

Minnesota State Mavericks, as each team collected 39 points to finish atop the WCHA standings and claim a share of the McNaughton Cup. It is the first regular-season championship for MTU in 40 years.

The Huskies then swept their best-of-three opening round playoff against the University of Alaska Nanooks in the WCHA quarter-final on the weekend. Lucchini netted a goal and an assist in the 7-1 victory on Friday, while Baltus assisted on the tying goal in the 5-3 clincher on From left: Brent Baltus and Jake Saturday.

Lucchini celebrated a regular season “Secondary scoring is huge eschampionship with the Michigan Tech pecially in this league, and for us to Huskies last week. contribute on a nightly basis is really regular season championship. The big, and going down the road here Huskies finished tied with the 16-5-7 we’re going to need secondary scor-

have some players ailing with Nolan Percival and Michael Pruss day-to-day, and goaltender Brett Clark still undergoing concussion protocol and will not dress.

“We’re looking at being pretty healthy, and we are also buoyed by the play of our A.P.s,” said Jones.

“They’ve been a great addition, so with our depth we’re pretty comfortable, and Brad Ross has done a great job as an AP player.”

The Kootenay Conference final goes in Kimberley tonight and Wednesday at 7 p.m. and will face off for Games 3 and 4 at the Beaver Valley Arena on Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m.

“To be honest we want to win both games, but we’ll just look at that first one first,” said Jones. “We want to get Game 1 and that’s what we’re setting out to do.”

In the OkanaganShuswap Conference the 100-Mile House Wranglers bounced the Chase Heat from the playoffs with a 2-1 win in Game 6 Friday.

The Wranglers now face the Summerland Steam after the Steam upset the Osoyoos Coyotes on the weekend with 4-3 and 6-4 victories to knock off the top-seed of the Okanagan-Shuswap Conference 4-2.

ing so hopefully we can just keep it going,” Lucchini told a MTU reporter after the game.

Lucchini played three seasons with the Smoke Eaters, capping off his career with a 35 goal and 83point year to finish fourth in BCHL scoring and earn a 2015 BCHL MVP nomination. Lucchini finished runner up to eventual 2015 MVP winner, Coquitlam Express’ Corey Mackin.

Coincidentally, Mackin, who now plays for Ferris State, was named the WCHA rookie of the year this season.

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Koe defeats Gushue in final THE CANADIAN PRESS OTTAWA - A mediocre start to round-robin play at the Tim Hortons Brier didn’t faze Alberta’s Kevin Koe. The veteran skip won his last seven games at the national men’s curling championship taking out three of the sport’s best teams in the playoffs - to hoist the Brier Tankard for the third time Sunday night.

Koe played an aggressive style against Brad Gushue from the outset and it paid off with an early lead. Alberta’s three-point seventh end essentially sealed a 9-5 victory over Newfoundland and Labrador.

“This event is so hard to win,” Koe said. “To win three out of four (career finals) feels awesome. With a new team, it feels even better.”

Koe won the Brier in 2010 and 2014 but this is his first title with current teammates Marc Kennedy, Brent Laing and Ben Hebert.

Koe threw at a 96 per cent clip in the final while Gushue was well back at 81 per cent.

Alberta had a 94-91 edge in the overall team percentage.

The Calgary skip made his move in the seventh end with a nice takeout in a crowded four-foot to score three. Gushue scored a pair in the eighth end

but Koe ended it with a deuce in the ninth.

“I just had to make it easy on Kevin because he wasn’t going to miss,” said Kennedy. “He was a really good leader for us and the way he played, it was inspiring for us to try to play as well as him.”

Gushue won Olympic gold at the 2006 Turin Games but has yet to win a Brier in 13 career appearances. His St. John’s team included Mark Nichols, Brett Gallant and Geoff Walker.

“We played good all week, we fought through a lot of tough games,” Gushue said. “People were saying this was the best Brier field of all-time. We were in the final with a realistic chance of winning ... hopefully we can get ourselves back in this position next year in St. John’s.”

Koe forced Gushue to go for a double runback that was just slightly off, allowing Alberta to steal a single in the first end.

Koe stole another in the second before Gushue halved the lead with a hit for one in the third. Koe added a deuce in the fourth and had a nice double takeout in the fifth to force Gushue to hit for a single.

Newfoundland and Labrador stole one back in the sixth end before Koe’s big end.

“We struggled last year and

to come back, have a great year and top it off with a Brier is awesome,” Koe said.

Earlier in the day, Northern Ontario’s Brad Jacobs edged Manitoba’s Mike McEwen 7-6 to win the bronze medal.

Jacobs was the only unbeaten team in round-robin play at TD Place but two straight playoff defeats sent the reigning Olympic champion to the thirdplace game.

McEwen forced an extra end with a double takeout to score a pair. Jacobs had hammer in the 11th end and drew to the fourfoot for the victory.

“This raises our spirits a little bit,” Jacobs said. “Coming back out here and playing well and winning a bronze medal is something that I think we’ll be proud of. And like I said, it feels good.

“We were really feeling the pain of those two losses last night so this lifts our spirits.”

Jacobs was in control of the Page Playoff 1-2 game on Friday night but Gushue came back to win and lock up a berth in the gold-medal game.

Koe, meanwhile, earned the third seed after an 8-3 roundrobin. He took out McEwen in the Page Playoff 3-4 game and beat Jacobs in the semifinal on a measurement.

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GM’s consider coach’s challenge THE C ANADIAN PRESS BOCA RATON, Fla. - The coach’s challenge, reductions to goaltending equipment and a potential expansion draft are among the topics NHL general managers expect to discuss this week in Boca Raton, Florida.

Of particular intrigue is the efficacy of the coach’s challenge and whether tweaks are required for next season.

Implemented at the start of the regular season, the coach’s challenge has been employed more than 200 times so far this season. The system offers head coaches the opportunity to question whether a play that resulted in a goal was either offside or impacted by goaltender’s interference.

“I think it’s a good thing,” Panthers general manager Dale Tallon said of the coach’s challenge system in a recent interview. “I think (coaches) are understanding it now and using it properly. Let’s get it right. That’s all I care about.”

Entering Sunday’s action coaches had challenged 216 goals, 75 per cent of which were upheld.

Fifty-five plays were overturned with 27 goals called off because of offsides and another 26 overturned (23 to “no goal”, three to “goal”) on account of goaltender interference.

The goaltender interference aspect

of the coach’s challenge has, in particular, caused some confusion and frustration among players and coaches for lack of clarity.

In one particularly poignant moment last month Chicago Blackhawks head coach Joel Quenneville exploded on the bench after Marian Hossa was deemed to have interfered with the Arizona Coyotes goaltender Louis Domingue, doing so only subtly.

“I thought that was (a) joke,” Hossa told reporters afterward. “I don’t know what’s going to happen in the playoffs, if there’s going to be calls after calls after calls. But I don’t think it’s good for the league.”

Toronto Maple Leafs head coach Mike Babcock has challenged 14 calls, the second highest total in the league.

Asked if something could be done to better clarify what exactly qualifies as goaltender interference.

“That’s a very good question,” Babcock said last month, choosing his words carefully. “Is it real clear?

No. That’s why it’s hard. But it’s hard for the official too. They’re doing the best they possibly can. They got a little wee tablet to decide.”

The general managers will consider whether process for determining calls, with referees making the final determination from a handheld device, merits adjustment.

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Meanwhile in the ECAC, the number-1 ranked Quinnipiac University Bobcats needed all three games to beat Cornell and advance to the semifinal of the ECAC Tournament. After splitting their opening matches, the Bobcats downed Cornell 6-3 in the deciding game Sunday to advance to the final four of the Whitelaw Cup.

Trail minor-hockey products Travis St. Denis, Scott Davidson, and Craig Martin each earned a point in the match with Davidson and St. Denis scoring, while Martin picked up an assist. Quinnipiac faces number-7 seed Dartmouth in the semis, while Harvard plays St. Lawrence in the other semi-final of the ECAC tournament in Lake Placid, NY. For more NCAA hockey info go to uscho.com.

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THE C ANADIAN PRESS TORONTO - It seems the Canadian Screen Awards has a new name: the Candy.

Show host Norm Macdonald suggested it during his monologue at last night’s bash as a tribute to late comic John Candy and presenters and winners embraced it.

Best TV comic actress winner Catherine O’Hara said backstage “they can’t turn back now” after a slew of winners and presenters used the nickname for the televised awards gala.

Best TV comic actor winner Eugene Levy also said it was a good name as he saluted his friend as “an iconic Canadian” who was “a darling guy to work with.”

O’Hara, Levy and Candy worked together on the sketch comedy series “SCTV.” O’Hara and Levy’s current CBC sitcom “Schitt’s Creek” won nine awards, including best TV comedy. The drama “Room” dominated the film categories with nine wins.

“It’s great. John was kind of an iconic Canadian, a funny man, a great actor, just a darling guy to work with and a great friend,” Levy said Sunday following the televised show.

“And the fact is, I think it is a good name for this award, getting a Candy. It seemed to sit well tonight - it was mentioned a few times.

“It may have started out as a bit of a joke but by the end of the show it just seemed, ‘Well, that’s the name of the award. It’s called the Candy.”’

O’Hara agreed, finding it especially nice to see best film actor Jacob Tremblay - the nine-year-old star of “Room” - thank voters for the “wonderful Candy.”

“It was especially sweet seeing a little boy say, ‘Thank you for the Candy,”’ said O’Hara.

“I’m with Eugene, I think it’s set now. I think they can’t turn back. I love John. And John, everyone who met him was just fulfilled. Because he would be exactly as you dreamed he would be.”

The Canadian co-production “Room” dominated the film prizes with big wins including best picture, best director for Dublin’s Lenny Abrahamson, best actress for Brie Larson, best supporting actress for Joan Allen and best adapted screenplay for Emma Donoghue.

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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK - Moviegoers didn’t have much to go on with the mysterious “10 Cloverfield Lane,” but the words “Cloverfield” and “J.J. Abrams” were enough.

The Abrams-produced monster movie, a socalled “spiritual successor” to 2008’s found-footage hit “Cloverfield,” opened with a better-than-expected $25.2 million, according to studio estimates Sunday. That was good enough for second place to the Disney animated hit “Zootopia,” which stayed on top with $50 million in its second week, a slide of only 33 per cent from its opening weekend.

The weekend’s biggest disappointment was Sacha Baron Cohen’s “Brothers Grimsby,” which flopped with a mere $3.2 million. It’s a career low box-office debut for the shape-shifting British comedian by a wide margin.

Perhaps sensing trouble, Sony Pictures had postponed the release date of the R-rated comedy numerous times. Whereas Cohen’s most popular characters - Borat and Ali G - were deployed largely to satirize America, moviegoers showed less enthusiasm for the British parody of “Brothers Grimsby,” a poorly reviewed R-rated, U.K.-set spy comedy.

With the multiplexes stuffed with R-rated offerings (“Deadpool,” ”London Has Fallen,“ ”Whiskey Tango Foxtrot“), the acclaimed ”Zootopia“ has had family audiences all to itself. The film, which imagines a metropolis inhabited by animals, will have little competition before ”The Jungle Book“ arrives in mid-April.

Taking in $83.1 million internationally over the weekend, “Zootopia” has already made more than $430 million globally.

“With the marketplace loaded with R-rated fare, if you’re a family with kids, the only game in town right now is ‘Zootopia,”’ said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for comScore.

“That film is reaping the benefits of studios somehow not realizing: ‘Hey, there’s a big void in this marketplace.”’

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Minor family problems can turn into huge rifts ANNIE’S MAILBOX

4. Know what to do if the pilot light goes out on the gas stove and who to call if there is a gas leak.

5. Know how to replace the batteries in the smoke detectors/radon detectors in the home and do it every six months.

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Dear Annie: My oldest and youngest sisters are 10 years apart.

They used to be good friends, but in the past three years, something apparently happened and now they can’t stand to be in the same room together. At family events, the tension is awful. They can’t talk to one another without condescension and sarcasm.

My parents and I are caught in the middle. Each sister comes to me to complain about the other. I have tried to get them to talk it out or call a truce for the sake of the family, but it continues to get worse. My oldest sister will invite everyone for dinner except my youngest sister. Then my youngest sister complains to our mother.

Mom is 86 years old and worries constantly about her daughters. My brother wanted to move back home to help with my parents, but he changed his mind because he didn’t want to deal with the bad vibes coming from our other two sisters.

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Thank you to all of our friends and family for all of the visits, phone calls and cards, for the food and baking, the flowers, donations to the hospital, the masses, the prayers and support.

We would also like to thank Dr. Stanley, Lori Verigin and the staff at Waneta Primary Care clinic as well as all of the doctors and nurses at KBRH in Emergency and the 3rd floor who took such wonderful care of our mom. We would also like to thank the ICU and 2nd floor nurses who took great care of our mom earlier in the year.

Thank you to Father Bart for the visits and prayers and for the lovely service, the Holy Trinity Parish Choir, the soloist, Toni Driutti, the Catholic Women’s League, Italo Canadese and all of the ladies who prepared the lovely luncheon and to everyone who brought the delicious baking to the luncheon. Thank you also to Bill Clark and the staff at Alternatives Funeral & Cremation Services for their kindness and expertise.

Our Mom/Nonna will be missed forever but we know that her memory will forever live in the hearts of those who knew her. We are truly touched by the outpouring of love and support that has been shown to our family. We are encouraged and blessed to know that she is in the company of our Lord.

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Route 118 18 papers 3rd Ave, 4th Ave, Main St, Mclean St, McQuarrie St

Class A Gas Fitter, Red Seal Plumber and Steamfitter

TVR STUMPGRINDING Very compact machine to get into the tightest of areas. Free estimates. Other services also available. Call or text 250-4440667 email tvanr2001@yahoo.ca

AM FORD

PAPER CARRIERS Excellent exercise, fun for all ages.

Route 346 27 papers 8th, 9th & 10th Ave

SPRING CLEANUP, Pruning, dethatching, aerating, landscaping. Certified Landscape Horticulturalist. Call Geoff to book 250-231-5692.

Buying Bullion, silver & gold coins, bars, ingots, collectors coins, coin collections, antique money plus ANYTHING GOLD or SILVER. Todd’s Coins 1250-864-3521

24 Hour Emergency Service

Glenmerry, 2bd. apt. Friendly, quiet secure bldg.

Heat incl.n/p,n/s.250-368-5287 Glenmerry 2bdrm. apt. F/S Heat included. $695./mo.

250-368-5908 TRAIL, 1BDRM. Glenmerry.

N/P. Utilities included. 250368-1312.

TRAIL, 1bd. Ross. Ave., w/d/f/s. ns/np. $600./mo. utilities inc. 250-368-1361 TRAIL, spacious 1&2bdrm. apt. Adult building, perfect for seniors/ professionals. Cozy, clean, quiet, comfortable.

Nicely renovated. Must See. 250-368-1312, 250-364-0352

Legal

Tenders The BC Liquor Distribution Branch is seeking janitorial companies with commercial cleaning experience to bid on one or more of the 8 Stores in the Kootenay area. If you qualify go to: http://www.bcbid.gov.bc.ca

STEEL BUILDING sale. “Big blow out sale-clear out pricing in effect now!” 20x20 $5,444 25x26 $6,275 28x28 $7,454 30x30 $8,489 32x34 $10,328 42x50 $15,866. One end wall included. Pioneer Steel 1-800668-5422 or visit us online: www.pioneersteel.ca

and search under Liquor Distribution Branch for Janitorial Services in the Kootenay area.

Bid Number: ITQ2016-03-16B Closing date & time: March 16, 2016 before 2pm PST.

Houses For Sale

Houses For Sale

NEW PRICE

NEW PRICE

11am - 12pm

$209,900

$149,900

$289,000

2037 Old Salmo Road, Fruitvale

$285,000

Well maintained home on 1.95 private acres.

1509 Park Street, Rossland

$349,900

This home has been beautifully renovated and is a must see.

242 Currie Street, Warfield

$149,000

3 bdrm one owner home.

44 Haig Street, Warfield

$119,000

3bdrm, 2 bath home on a private 0.27 acre lot! This one is packed with value.

Mark Terry Tonnie Mary Richard Mary Bill Deanne Art Christine Dave Dan Powell Jody Christina Lake Wilson Alton Stewart Martin Daoust Amantea Craig Slessor Forrest Albo Thoss Audia 250-231-5591 250-231-1101 250-365-9665 250-231-0264 250-368-7897 250-521-0525 250-231-2710 250-231-0153 250-368-8818 250-512-7653 250-231-4522 250-442-6413 250-364-3977 mark.wilson@ century21.ca

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1358 Cedar Avenue, Trail • 250.368.8818

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810 10TH AVE, MONTROSE

$307,000

MLS#2404572

YOU WILL LOVE IT!

602 ISABELLA CRES, SUNNINGDALE

$199,000

NEW LISTING

$335,000

Wayne DeWitt 250-368-1617

$222,500

3414 ASTER DRIVE, TRAIL MLS#2411302

$264,500

TRAIL MLS#2409366

$154,500

SOLD

SOLD

WARFIELD

ROSSLAND

TRAIL

MLS#2409200

MLS#2406807

MLS#2411580

ROBSON MLS#2411883

$360,000

NEW LISTING

WARFIELD MLS#2411837

634 FORREST DRIVE, WARFIELD MLS#2411519

4 BDRM HERITAGE HOME

FRUITVALE MLS#2411332

$185,000

MLS#2411116

CHARMING HOME

Mario Berno 250-368-1027

NEW LISTING

CORNER LOT

SHAVERS BENCH MLS#2411792

$189,900

SHAVERS BENCH MLS#2407820

Tom Gawryletz 250-368-5000

SOLD

$169,500

Thea Hanson 250-231-1661

REDUCED

FRUITVALE MLS#2411974

Keith DeWitt 250-231-8187

$224,500

EAST TRAIL MLS#2409542

Denise Marchi 250-368-1112

$167,900

Joy DeMelo 250-368-1960