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Campbell River River has has had had aa case case of of Campbell “creep catching” this week when “creep catching” this week when aa Toronto man man travelled travelled more more than than Toronto 4,000 kilometres kilometres to to confront confront aa perper4,000 son he he says says is is aa child child molester. molester. son Justin Payne, Payne, said said he he had had been been Justin conversing with with aa resident resident of of conversing Campbell River River for for approximately approximately Campbell nine months months posing posing as as aa 13-year13-yearnine old boy named Christopher. Over old boy named Christopher. Over that period period of of time, time, Payne Payne said said his his that target said said he he had had been been aa teacher teacher target and admitted admitted to to molesting molesting “six “six to to and eight of of his his students.” students.” Payne Payne said said eight their conversations conversations involved involved the the their “worst things things you you would would ever ever listen listen “worst to.”” to. The Campbell Campbell River River RCMP RCMP have have The confirmed they’re they’re investigating investigating the the confirmed situation but but would would not not comment comment situation any further. further. The The subject subject of of Payne’s Payne’s any actions has has not not been been charged charged with with actions any crime. crime. The The Campbell Campbell River River any Mirror has has chosen chosen not not to to identify identify Mirror him. him. Payne said said he he had had turned turned copcopPayne ies of of his his texts texts and and emails emails with with his his ies target over over to to police police in in Ontario Ontario six six target months ago ago and and they they forwarded forwarded months them to to Campbell Campbell River River RCMP. RCMP. them Creep Catchers Catchers is is aa term term used used by by Creep group of of vigilantes vigilantes who who take take matmataa group ters into into their their own own hands hands to to expose expose ters sexual predators and the term has sexual predators and the term has come to to be be applied applied to to this this type type of of come confrontation. There There is is an an actual actual confrontation. organization called called Creep Creep CatchCatchorganization ers Canada Canada but but Payne Payne appears appears to to be be ers working on on his his own. own. working On Oct. Oct. 17, 17, Payne Payne posted posted aa On video of of his his odyssey odyssey to to Campbell Campbell video

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In aa scene scene from from a a video video posted In posted on on Facebook, Facebook, Justin Justin Payne Payne explains explains what what happened happened during during aa confrontation he he drove drove from confrontation from Toronto Toronto to to have. have.

River on on Facebook Facebook and and it River it showed showed him confronting confronting his his subject subject in him in the the Superstore parking parking lot. lot. The The subject Superstore subject did not not deny deny Payne’s Payne’s accusations accusations did and seemed unremorseful and seemed unremorseful over over his his behaviour stating stating that that the the age behaviour age of of consent is is 14. 14. Payne Payne corrected corrected him consent him saying the the age age of of consent consent is saying is 16. 16. Payne’s video video showed showed him him in Payne’s in purpursuit of of the the subject subject after after flattening suit flattening himself on on the the hood hood of of his himself his car car in in the parking parking lot lot to to prevent prevent him the him leavleav-

ing. ing. After After they they stop stop and and talk talk again, again, Payne Payne is is momentarily momentarily distracted distracted by by aa comment comment from from aa passerby passerby and and the the man man used used that that moment moment to to get get in in his his car and drive away. He drove car and drive away. He drove out out of of the the Discovery Discovery Harbour Harbour Marina Marina and and escaped escaped from from Payne Payne and and aa local local man man who who volunteered volunteered to to operate operate the the camera camera for for Payne. Payne. Payne Payne purpursued sued him him in in his his vehicle vehicle but but lost lost sight sight of of him. him. They They later later learned learned of of his his residence residence

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in in aa local local trailer trailer park park after after aa five-tofive-tosix-hour six-hour search search and and confronted confronted him him again again at at the the subject’s subject’s motorhome. motorhome. The The man man would would not not come come out out but but talked to Payne through the talked to Payne through the door door again. again. Payne Payne eventually eventually abandoned abandoned his his encounter encounter because because he he had had aa limlimited ited amount amount of of time time before before returnreturning ing to to Ontario. Ontario. But But later, later, Payne Payne discovered discovered that that the the subject subject of of his his confrontation confrontation

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AA 15-year-old 15-year-old boy boy found found dead dead in in aa closet closet at at aa Vancouver Vancouver Island Island drug drug treatment treatment program program last last year year should should have havereceived receivedaamental mentalhealth healthassessassessment ment after after behavioural behavioural warning warning signs signs as as early early as as Grade Grade 4,4, the the B.C. B.C. Representative Representative for for Children Children and and Youth Youth says. says. Nick, Nick, who who was was born born in in Nanaimo Nanaimo and and lived lived in in the the Okanagan Okanagan and and FraFraser ser Valley Valley before before being being sentenced sentencedin in youth youth court court to to aa treatment treatment program program in in Campbell Campbell River, River, was was found found in in aa closet with a shoelace around closet with a shoelace around his his neck neck on on June June 9,9, 2015. 2015. AA coroner’s coroner’s investigation investigation was was unable unable to to determine determine ifif he he intended intended suicide suicide or or was was seeking seeking “momentary “momentary euphoria euphoria by by self-asphyxiation, self-asphyxiation,””depdeputy uty representative representative Dawn Dawn ThomasThomasWightman Wightman said said in in aa report report released released Thursday. Thursday. “In “In many many ways, ways, Nick’s Nick’s story story isis difdifferent ferent from from those those we we have have told told in in past past reports,” reports,” Thomas-Wightman Thomas-Wightman said. said. “He “He was was not not in in government government care care and and he he came came from from aa well-funcwell-functioning, tioning, middle-class middle-class family family with with whom whom he he lived lived near near aa major major urban urban centre. centre.”” The The report report traces traces Nick’s Nick’s school school behaviour behaviour problems problems and and drug drug use, use, starting starting with with marijuana marijuana in in Grade Grade 77 despite despite his his parents’ parents’ warnings warnings about about damage damage to to his his developing developing brain. brain. By By age age 15, 15, he he was was using using methamphetmethamphet-

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had left Campbell River, forcing Payne, who had already left Campbell River on his way back home, to return Wednesday. Payne had taken some criticism on social media about the consequence of his actions, i.e., that it forced his subject to run and therefore impinged on a police investigation and essentially, dumped the problem on another community. “I wanted to make sure that it gets dealt with accordingly,” Payne told the Campbell River Mirror Thursday. Payne has gained some notoriety over his “pedophile hunting” efforts back in Ontario which he has been doing for the last four years. He uses his cell phone to go on websites to pose as a young boy and lures men into conversations with him. This is what happened with the Campbell River man and they struck up a relationship. Payne talks with a childlike voice when he confront his subjects and he demonstrated it for the Mirror. “We had a normal conversation about likes and dislikes and I made a reference to the possibility of texting and that’s what we did,” Payne said. “This was all in the span of a day. By midday, well around four or five o’clock, some of the things he was saying were bizarre, like, sexually.” He wanted to make a point of getting him on the phone and make use of a friend’s recording equipment when he called back. “From moment one, it was things about children in a sexual nature and just very odd stories. Virtually almost right

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amine and his father enrolled him in a voluntary substance use withdrawal program after he had assaulted his mother. Nick was expelled from the program because he insisted on smoking, and his parents reported him to police to have him charged and sentenced to mandatory Mary Ellen treatment. It was dur- Lafond ing the program ordered by the court that he died. His father is Métis, and the report recommends culturally appropriate services be made available. By 2014,

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away he was admitting crimes he possibly could have committed.” The man said he had been a teacher but Payne said he has been advised by a lawyer to not mention where he had been teaching. Payne said he drove all the way from Ontario to Vancouver Island to confront this man out of frustration with the lack of action by authorities. “It just didn’t seem like it was moving quick enough,” Payne said. All the while nothing was being done, this man could have been perpetrating other crimes, Payne said. The turning point came when Payne’s e mp l oy e r b a c k i n Toronto said he had five days off work and so he calculated he had just enough time to drive out to Campbell River, confront his target, and then

return home. “I said ‘let’s do it.’ I didn’t even pack a bag,” Payne said. Payne arranged to have “Christopher” meet with his target at a location in Campbell River, not having ever seen him before. When Christopher didn’t show at the pre-arranged time, the phone calls back and forth were used to locate the subject. Then it was a matter of walking up to him in the store and asking if he was this person, struck up a conversation to further confirm it, then had the camera come out and start recording. The subject left the store and the parking lot encounter ensued. Payne says he does this because he’s good at finding people and has a “good moral sense.” “I just feel that not enough is being done,” Payne said.

The situation had not been concluded as of the Mirror’s press time. Payne said he does not want to appear critical of the police. He has a “huge respect” for them and the work they do. But the process of justice takes a long time.

Nick had an indigenous support worker and school counsellors. One told investigators Nick displayed defiance and anger at school. “He came to us really seemingly hell-bent on just living a really hard life and I don’t know why,” the counsellor said. The report notes that crystal methamphetamine is a powerful stimTurpel- ulant that is highly addictive, causing a “dopamine rush in the reward centres of the brain.” It can also lead to anxiety, confusion, insomnia, mood disturbances, violent behaviour, weight loss, dental problems and psychosis.”

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report to the board, but “more parent education will have to be done as an effort to make the drop off smoother.” There are also some concerns about lighting at certain bus pickup locations, which the district is looking to address. Going forward, however, the committee felt they were no longer needed, “as the transition was over and now they are ready to use the structures that exist

already within the school to move forward: PAC and staff meetings, for examples,” Fair told the board. Superintendent Tom Longridge, who chairs the Oyster River/Ocean Grove Transition Committee, says he is hearing similar things in his group, but they will remain in place a bit longer. “We’re going to continue,” Longridge told the board when asked by Trustee John Kerr if

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Report a Problem Email Dogwood Operations Centre at dogwood.centre@campbellriver.ca or call 250-286-4033 to Volunteers wanted for report potholes so that we can have them fixed. They will be temporarily patched with cold mix 3.5 ACRE WATERFRONT SITE TASK FORCE until spring and summer paving season. You can also report problems under the I Want ToHelp tab at www.campbellriver.ca Campbell River make the most of a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and be part of creating a spectacular new area in the heart of Campbell River.

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The City of Campbell River is looking for seven people to help develop:  community-endorsed principles for development and uses on the 3.5 acre waterfront site at the Maritime Heritage Centre  Thulin Room corner of Roberts Reach and Hwy 19A (1300 Island Highway shown below) Have your say– no experience necessary! Two nights:  a transparent screening process and regulatory tools for evaluating uses and potential 621 Island Highway development proposals Campbell River  recommendations for public amenities on and adjacent to the site Maritime Heritage Centre  Thulin Room Tuesday, October Help Campbell River make the most ofinvestment/incentive a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity a public strategy for potential future development of the site Two nights: 621 Island Highway  a strategy for moving forward clear vision for the 3.5 acre site and be part of creating a spectacular new area in the heartwith ofaCampbell River.

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Campbell River Door prize and refreshments The work will involve a comprehensive community engagement and participation process that The City of Campbell River is looking for seven people to help develop: complements downtown and waterfront revitalization plans. • community-endorsed principles for development and uses on the 3.5 acre waterfront site at the corner Door prize and refreshments 3.5 Acre Waterfront Site Task Force appointments will be for a maximum of 24 months. of Roberts Reach and Hwy 19A (1300 Island Highway shown below) • a transparent screening process and regulatory tools for evaluating uses and potential development proposals Further information on the project scope and terms of reference for the task force and applications are at City Hall or under What’s New at www.campbellriver.ca. Deadline is 4:30 p.m. • recommendations for public amenities on and adjacent to the site October 31, 2016. • a public investment/incentive strategy for potential future development of the site Questions? Please contact Peter Wipper, City Clerk at 250-286-5700 or email • a strategy for moving forward with a clear vision for the 3.5 acre site peter.wipper@campbellriver.ca

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3.5 Acre Waterfront Site Task Force appointments will be for a maximum of 24 months. Further information on the project scope and terms of reference for the task force and applications are at City Hall or under What’s New at www.campbellriver.ca. Deadline is 4:30 p.m. October 31, 2016. Questions? Please contact Peter Wipper, City Clerk at 250-286-5700 or email peter. wipper@campbellriver.ca

PUBLIC ART SUB-COMMITTEE – REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS The City of Campbell River is inviting interested Youth or Youth Advocates to apply for appointment to the City’s Public Art Sub-Committee for the term December 1, 2016 – September 30, 2017. The Public Art Sub-Committee (PASC) advises the Community Services, Recreation and Culture Commission on the following: • • • • • •

effective implementation of the Public Art Policy public art planning allocation of Municipal funds for public art projects selection and placement of all public art works projects driven by public development development of a public art selection process, program and collection establish a public art program for the City and develop and maintain an inventory of public art

The Public Art Sub-Committee is made up of a diverse collection of individuals to reflect the diversity of community interests and includes: • •

2 Artists (recognized as Artists by their peers and active in the community) 4 Members that can represent the following: Arts, Culture, Recreation, Business, Heritage, People with disabilities, First Nations, Education, Community Advocate and/or Youth

The City has one appointment open for someone who can represent or advocate for youth to sit on the Public Art Sub-Committee. Information and applications are at City Hall or at www.campbellriver.ca Apply today! Deadline is 4:30 PM, November 2, 2016 Questions? Please contact Michele Sirett, Recreation & Culture Supervisor at 250-286-1161 or email michele.sirett@ campbellriver.ca

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Superintendent Tom Longridge has launched a new blog as another way to communicate with the parents and caregivers of the district.

Superintendent adds new blog to Not sure if colour or black and white district communication arsenal if colour can go anywhere if black and white needs to be first black and white page available 1. What is your postal code? _________________

2. Are you aware that the City is taking action to address climate change? ❏ Yes ❏ No ❏ Other (please specify) _____________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ 3. Are you aware of the Community Energy and Emissions Plan (CEEP)? Read the plan at www.campbellriver.ca (under Your City Hall/Green City.) ❏ Yes ❏ No ❏ Other (please specify) _____________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

also no idea on size??? 4. Is the CEEP easy to follow and understand? ❏ Yes ❏ No ❏ Suggestions for Improvements ______________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ 5. Are you in support of community energy consumption and emissions reductions initiatives? ❏ Strongly Agree ❏ Agree ❏ Neutral ❏ Disagree ❏ Strongly disagree ❏ Other (please specify) _____________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ 6. Do you have additional comments or suggestions on how to improve the plan, and its goals and actions? _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________

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Your superintendent of schools now has a blog. It’s not that Tom Longridge, superintendent of the Campbell River School District (SD72) feels their communication strategy isn’t working, it’s just about using as many “mechanisms” available to reach the most number of people. “It’s just a way for me to communicate some of my thoughts on what I see around the district in a maybe less formal way,”

Longridge says. “It’s another way to reach out into the community and enhance our voice, you could say, by using as many mechanisms as possible.” Longridge’s first blog post was Oct. 12. In that post, he talks about the redesigned curriculum, new assessment and feedback strategies and his excitement about what seems to be “a sustained pattern of incremental growth” in the enrolment numbers district-wide. At this point Longridge says he can’t say what the overall tone or content of the blog will be as

it progresses – that will have to work itself out over time – but does say it will be focused on our school district, specifically, will be updated “about once a month, probably,” but could be on any subject or topic he feels will be of interest to people. “As things catch my eye within the district, I’ll just take some time to jot down some of my thoughts on it and share those with the public,” Longridge says. The superintendent’s blog can be accessed through the main page of the school district website (sd72.bc.ca).

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Teachers and staff of School District 72 are participating in book clubs and other professional development activities in large numbers. Last school year, 300 educators, administrators and educational assistants participated in a book club. Many of the book choices had to do with the new curriculum as well as the changes the district is seeing when it comes to education. “It has created lots of collaboration and support as teachers try some of these new things,” said Nevenka Fair, assistant superintendent. Last year a new grant called the Aboriginal Role Model or Elder program was introduced.

Fair said 19 teachers applied for the grant to bring in a representative from a First Nations community to better address the Aboriginal ways of knowing that are part of the new curriculum. “This role model grant, they talk about how some of those outcomes, some of those ideas might be best supported by actually having an elder come to the classroom,” she said. The teacher mentorship program is also continuing. Beginner teachers are paired with more experienced teachers for support, guidance and help in the classroom if

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There are many ways to give your time How can you help out? Like so many communities across Canada, many of the opportunities, amenities and services we enjoy here in Campbell River wouldn’t be possible without the tireless work of volunteers. We have had numerous stories lately about organizations who do excellent work providing vital community services like Senior Peer Support or helping out around the Campbell River Hospital – the need of which will only increases when we get our new, even larger facility. And remember those fellas who were. But no matter what the form of volunteering is, or what cause it’s for – from helping out with summer sports teams to driving folks around on Christmas tours – there is always the need for more of them. We say: If you So if you see a gap you can fill in that capacity, have a skill, why not ask if you can there’s a group give an hour of your time that needs it away? Most organizations are happy to work around people’s schedules. After all, these are volunteers, so its not like they can have their pay docked – or get fired – for not showing up. Also, many of the community’s organizations would be more than happy for fresh ideas and helping hands. Opportunities run the gamut from hands-on projects to helping behind the scenes with services like accounting or promotions. If you have a skill, chances are there’s a group in the community that would appreciate it. Consider that Statistics Canada says more than 12 million volunteers gave 1.96 billion hours to their volunteer activities, equivalent to about one million full-time jobs. Imagine how different Canada – and Campbell River – would look without them.

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cally Young Frankenstein but take over a space station.I can’t with fewer jokes.But possibly remember the main characters’ the best/worst, names. I think of funniest/most GUEST them as Jerky horrifying was McAstrojock, The Green Slime, Wimpy Buzzcut, a 1968 Amerand Dr. Former ican-Jap anes e Bond Girl.I know co-production. this sounds terIt uses the kind rible, and it is. of special effects But it’s transcenyou might see dently terrible. in a really, really It’s the kind of bad Godzilla terrible that gives knock off. The you something main cast are new and weird to mostly wooden look at every few American actors. minutes. It throws them The spaceships into a go of y and space station plot in which never look like future astronauts anything other encounter some – surprise, than plastic models drifting surprise – green slime, which about on strings in front of a turns into monsters that try to badly painted backdrop. The

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I have lived in the York road area for over thirtythree years. We chose this rural lifestyle to build our home and enjoy our property on the Oyster River. It seems that the editor does not realize the “state” of services provided to the York road neighbourhood by the Strathcona Regional District. One does not have to travel very far up York Rd to see that we have NO services, never had and never will. We have NO water, NO sewer, NO cable TV, NO High Speed Internet provided by either Telus or Shaw, NO District garbage collection, NO recycling program, NO street lights or sidewalks, and very expensive fire protection coverage on our own home insurance policies The Strathcona Regional District is not in a position to provide these service to ANY neighbourhood in this area. Brenda Gunn

Spooky movie season is upon us again! Also known as October, this is the month of bat-shaped decals and bulk bin candy corn eaten by the fistful. For the last couple of years, I’ve been spending my Octobers making my way through the classic canon of horror movies. This year I’m trying a more varied diet, branching out into some of the weirder stuff I haven’t seen yet. I am aided in this quest by the fact that classic movie channel TCM seems to have become bored of showing just the core favourite horror films this year. So instead, I’ve spent the past few weeks watching things like The Innocents, a gothic psychological thriller, and Son of Frankenstein, which is basi-

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Don’t try to care for an injured bird at home, call MARS instead

Rescuing and then caring for an injured wild bird or animal often ends badly, a call to MARS could save a life. The staff and volunteers and trained to deal with injured birds and animals and they have experience to back up those skills. “Well-meaning people find an injured bird or animal and try to do the right thing by caring for it,” said Warren Warttig, MARS president and biologist. “Their actions, however well meaning, are risky. Animals may carry disease or bacteria toxic to humans and

too much human interaction may exclude the possibility of a return to the wild.” The animals sometimes have the potential to injure a human as well, and then everybody loses. “A bald eagle’s talons can exert pressures up to 400 pounds per square inch, significantly more than an adult German Shepard’s bite,” Warttig said. Feeding the animal the wrong food, or treating an injury incorrectly can lead to more damage, kill the animal, or prevent it from ever returning to

the wild. “Too often, people treat injured wildlife more like a pet,” Warttig said. For example, a family brought a bird with a broken wing into MARS after caring for it at home. Delaying treatment meant the wing could no longer be repaired and the bird could not be rehabilitated or released to the wild. “People often rescue orphaned baby raccoons, not knowing these small animals may carry a disease or parasite in their mouths that can be

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VERMENTINO Tuscany, Italy

AVAILABLE JANUARY: Although rare in North America, in Italy the Vermentino grape is a white star. Grown from the north to south of the country, it ferments into a wine that is expressively refreshing. Think of flavours like white peach, green apple, fresh lime and even a bit of dried tarragon on the finish. On the palate, it has a quenching acidity that makes your mouth water with delight and a delicate weight that allows this wine to be sip-worthy on its own.

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AVAILABLE FEBRUARY: Blending grapes together is an art with, of course, a bit of science, and the grapes here are perfectly suited. Three of Spain's great red varieties, Tempranillo, Garnacha and Bobal bring their lush and hedonistic qualities to the full-bodied and well-structured friends Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah. Together, you have a wine with a range of black and red fruit characteristics, cherry cola, anise and white pepper with a powerful yet supple mouth-feel.

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Superintendent Tom Longridge presented the school district’s latest award to the board this week. School District 72 recently won this year’s Campbell River Chamber of Commerce Business Awards of Distinction Diversity Leadership Award, and Longridge showed up at Tuesday’s public meeting with the award to thank the board for their efforts in promoting diversity districtwide. “This is the third such award we’ve gotten over the last number of years for one thing or another from the Awards of Distinction, and it’s our second one in regard to our organization’s diversity,” Longridge said, “and I

students in our school district.” The Board of Education’s governance policy on “Diversity, Equality and Equity,” can be found on the district’s website under the “Board of Education,” “Governance Policies & Bylaws” section. The district’s operational procedure on “Diversity and Human Rights,” is posted on the district’s website in the “Operational Procedures” section under – Tom Longridge, “District Administrasuperintendent tion.” Last year’s winner of the award was the Campthink I should commend bell River Immigrant the board for that.” Welcome Centre. Longridge added that Longridge accepted the diversity has long been award on behalf of the a priority for the school school district at Busidistrict, “both in its ness Awards ceremony employment practices as on Oct. 1 at the Tidewell as what it provides mark.

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THEY SAID IT: “This is the third such award we’ve gotten over the last number of years for one thing or another from the Awards of Distinction, and it’s our second one in regard to our organization’s diversity.”

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Blanc de Noir is a French term that translates to 'white wine made from dark grapes'. Pinot Noir, which many wine experts argue is the greatest red wine grape in the world, is used for this particular wine. A fussy character, Pinot Noir is notably difficult to grow. However, with those deep fertile soils of the San Joaquin Valley and the cool Delta breeze that flows through the vineyards, Pinot Noir is quite content here. By quickly removing the skins from the juice after the grapes have been pressed, the pigment from the skins is not transferred to the juice resulting in all the beautiful complexities of Pinot Noir while keeping the colour light and the tannins at bay. This wine, with its crabapple and strawberry driven nose and light body, pairs well with delicate dishes.

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Cabernet Sauvignon, the undisputed "king" of grapes, is a big, bold character that has strong tannins in his youth, yet unwinds himself with age to a smooth, velvety texture that is worth the wait. Flavours like black currant (cassis) jam, cigar box and black olive will arise and marry well with his counterpart, Grenache. Grenache is the yin to Cabernet Sauvignon's yang. It's both soft and jam my to balance out the powerful structure of Cabernet, yet rich and spicy enough to stand up to him. Flavours like red licorice, black cherry and raspberry combine with a warm cinnamon spice that rounds out the blend perfectly.

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Ryan Cochrane, the most decorated Canadian swimmer in history and co-captain of Canada’s swim team at the Rio 2016 Olympics, will be to town to put on a clinic at Strathcona Gardens this weekend. The word “icon” isn’t too strong to use when you talk about Cochrane and his effect on the Canadian Swimming world. In 2005, a 16-year-old Cochrane swam for Team BC at the Canada Games, winning five medals, including gold in both the 800-metre and 1500-metre freestyle events, and the Canadian swimming community was put on notice that the young Victorian was someone to watch. He followed that performance by earning a spot on the Canadian team headed for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, where he set a new Canadian Olympic record in the 400-metres and briefly held the Olympic Record in the 1500-metre freestyle before being watching it beaten by eventual silver medalist and one of the greatest distance swimmers in history, Australian Grant Hackett. In total, Cochrane has two Olympic medals, claimed six world championships and is Canada’s all-time leading medalist at the

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Monday Night Men’s 10 Pin Bowling

STORRIE CREEK !ST QUARTER WINNERS TEAM Hi Scratch Game Hi Scratch Series Hi Handicap Game Hi Handicap Series

3D Fishing 3D Fishing Alley Cats Alley Cats

730 2066 971 2728

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Shane Konkle Shane Konkle Lorne Anderson Lorne Anderson

224 578 273 729

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Teams QTR WK Quay West 149.5 25 SMF 142 30.5 Nesbitt Is Coffee 132 20.5 Newbies 129 38 Bowl Mates 122.5 25

Joan Berknstock Joan Berknstock Sheila Stormo Dot Muir

204 225 474 643

George Muskovich George Muskovich Ray Stormo Alvin Hobenshied

234 288 548 685

Quay West Quay West SMF Newbies

533 688 1377 1878

Standings Pindecisive Women Bailey W Stars 1 Bailey W Stars 2 Rockin’ Rollers 2nd Storie Lucky Strikes CR Floors N.I. Comm TEAM High Scr Game High Hdcp Game High Scr Series High Hdcp Series

YTD 119 115 106.5 102.5 100 93 67 65

Lucky Strikes Rockin’ Rollers Lucky Strikes Rockin’ Rollers

701 887 1967 2525

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202 247 575 692

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October 11 Standings

Team QTR King Pins 77 AFC Strikers 76 Happy Wanderers 64 Flyers 61 Hopefuls 56 Team High Game scr Team High Game hdcp Team High Series scr Team High Series hdcp

Team Quinsam Auto Amigos Class Act Spare Shtrs The “EH” Team AFC Strikers King Pins AFC Strikers King Pins

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216 250 564 705

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Mary Berkenstock Mary Berkenstock Mary Berkenstock Mary Berkenstock

197 263 518 716

QTR 53 50 49 46 38 718 917 1929 2560

Thursday Seniors 5 Pin Bowling October 13 Standings

Tuesday Night Mixed Bowling October 11 Standings Teams Quarter Won YTD Screaming Eagle’s 38.0 38.0 Spare Talent 34.0 34.0 Canada Plus 26.0 26.0 The B.U.F.F.S 24.0 24.0 Friggin’ 10 Pin 22.0 22.0 King Pins 22.0 22.0 Awl Tec 16.0 16.0 Ryan’s Pizzeria 10.0 10.0 New Team 0.0 0.0 Quarter Winners: 1st = * 2nd = ** 3rd=*** Team Scr Game Friggin’ 10 Pin 740 Team Hcp Game King Pins 931 Team Scr Series Screaming Eagles 2090 Team Hcp Series Screaming Eagles 2684 Scr Game Men/Women Hcp Series Men/Women 690 Dave Macklin 247 Dave Macklin 674 Evi Jakobsen 188 Nancy Curley Hcp Game Men/Women Most POA Men/Women Dave Macklin 277 Tony Ritchie +75 Evi Jakobsen 264 Nancy Curley +65 Scr Series Men/Women Dave Macklin 600 Denise Kennedy 507

GOLDEN CRYSTALS THURSDAY P.M. SENIORS (Over 50) Team Name QTR Dolphins 22 Croakers 20 Dog Fish 17 Stingrays 16 Flounders 12 Groupers 12 Gobies 11 Grunts 10 WEEKLY TEAM SCORES Points Over Series Average Dogfish +162 Hi Scratch Game Gobies 964 High Scratch Series Dogfish 2517 INDIVIDUAL SCORES Pins Over Agerage Game Men Gerry Denboef +79 Ladies Marg Branci +71 Pins Over Agerage Series Men John Andrews +130 Ladies Cathy Waugh +117 High Scratch Game Men John Andrews 254 Ladies Marg Branchi 252 High Scratch Series Men John Andrews 712 Ladies Karen Price 586

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October 12 Standings

October 17 Standings Week Quarter Storrie Creek 162 25 Clippers 150 16 Boston Brutes 147.5 19.5 3 D Fishing 135.5 17.5 Alley Cats 118 28 Lesson Lake 98 15 What’s On Digest 97 7 Vacant/CR Bowl 81 0

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Robert Rogers Rob Berkenstock Robert Rogers Rob Berkenstock

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Colin Blake Christian Brandt Kobe Oishi Reid Wilson Carter Hikichi Zach Erhardt Mitchell Williams Dom Kolbeins Colton Rhodes Aaron Brewer Sheldon Brett Reid Wheeldon Cole Slaney Dawson Frank Max Daerendinger Dylan McCann Trevor Bottomley Mateo Albinati Brett Kinley Aiden Sutherland Logan Cursley Aidan Bate-Smith

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SO SV% 2 .933 0 .923

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October 10 Standings

Mens Teams G Riptide #2 4 Finning/Eagles #2 2 Eagles #1 4 Quadra Legion 3 Curling Club #2 3 Riptide #1 4 Freddies #2 4 Freddies #1 3 Curling Club #1 2 CR Legion 1

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Monday Night Darts League Standings Men’s Team Scores CC#2-8 vs Riptide #1-4 Riptide #2-8 vsFreddies #1-4 Freddies #2-7 vs Eagles #1-5

High Scores Darrell Wilson 135 Rich Dumesnil 134 Bill Young 133 Rick Yarjau 133,133 Len Yarjau 133 Jim Hilchey 125,117 Mal Gilette 121 140s Karl Bro Dave Wilson 180s Karl Bro

North Division Team GP Storm 14 Glacier Kings 13 Buccaneers 13 Generals 12

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OTL PTS 0 24 0 20 0 10 1 7

South Division Team GP Cougars 13 Braves 14 Islanders 13 Wolves 12 Panthers 14

W 8 9 6 5 1

L 3 5 6 6 11

T 0 0 0 0 0

OTL PTS 2 18 0 18 1 13 1 11 2 4

MIWSL Standings

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A High Scores 26 Tracy Tomkinson 15 29 17 24 29

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GF GA +/- PTS 23 1 22 15 10 6 4 9 10 6 4 9 10 4 6 7 8 9 -1 4 6 13 -7 3 4 16 -12 3 2 10 -8 0 1 9 -8 0

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chances at both ends but JDF snuck one across the goal-line just before the mid-game flood to take the lead, 2-1. No scoring to end the second and despite facing a whirling dervish attack, the game was still up for grabs as Bellefleur’s efforts combined with good, solid team defence gave the team a chance to win. The Tyees tried but could not equalize in this one as JDF ultimately got one more in the third to win 3-1. It’s true that the best way to get the somewhat bitter taste of a close loss out of your mouth is with the sweet taste of victory, so the Tyees were grateful to be hosting Nanaimo at Rod Brind’Amour Arena on Sunday, Oct. 16. Antoine Minfray started between the pipes with the same affiliates playing in this one. The visitors opened the scoring in the first period but the Tyees responded well with

Bryce Narhi moving the puck to Smith who worked it over to Alfred. He turned the red light on, tying the score at one. That really seemed to spark the Tyees. While on the forecheck, some observers noticed Ben Regier taking a hit to feed the puck to Brendan Almer at the point. Almer’s wrist shot rippled the twine as the Tyees took the lead. The scoresheet has no record of Regier but sometimes stuff happens as his linemates Jaxon Ward and Garrett Lee reminded him. The Tyees held onto a 2-1 lead at the end of the second period. The pace increased in the third and Minfray battened down the hatches to weather the storm. The Tyees extended their lead as Luke Lund made the most of an opportunity to bury one and make it 3-1. Nanaimo sensed one slipping away and kept the pressure on the

Tyees. After making a series of defensive stands, the Tyees went on the attack. Lee was able to get the puck to Regier who spotted Ward in a prime shooting position. Ward made no mistake and sealed the deal with the final goal in this 4-1 Tyee victory. Concourse regulars were overheard to say that each Tyee goalie played very well as did the skaters including affiliates. There’s a sense that the team understands what’s required of them in terms of systems and were committed to them during both games. That certainly bodes well for the Campbell River Strathcona Toyota Midget A Tyees during the remainder of the season. Next up for the Tyees is an exhibition game against Comox Valley at the friendly confines of the Brindy on Sunday, Oct. 23 starting at 3:15 p.m.

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Ryan Cochrane (centre) shows of his 400-metre freestyle gold medal on the podium at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Dehli. Cochrane will be putting on a swim clinic at Strathcona Gardens this weekend.

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World Aquatics Championships. He is essentially the person people think of when they picture Canadian men’s swimming program. “He’s pretty much been the staple for the swimming nation for the past decade or so,” says head coach of the Campbell River Killer Whales swimming program, Jim Campbell, “so it’s great to have him come up to our little town and talk to the kids and show them a few things in the water in terms of techniques and teach them, even if it’s just for one session. I think everyone will get a lot out of it.” The Killer Whales are hosting Cochrane’s clinic, and aside from the physical training and skills

development of having a swimmer of Cochrane’s stature here in the pool, Campbell thinks there’s another aspect of the tour that may be even more beneficial for those who attend. “I think just having someone like him, who has been swimming at that level for as long as he has – I mean he was just in his third Olympic final earlier this year – he’ll really be able to share what it takes not only to get to that level but to stay there.” He will also suit up and race the Campbell River Killer Whales relay teams, which should be fun for all. The Campbell River clinic is the last stop on Cochrane’s Swimming Smart Cross Canada tour, which saw him make stops in Ontario, Alberta and B.C.

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Brent and Esther Hollink along with their staff from Browns Bay Resort put in countless hours of organizing their Charity Chum Derby. They have done this for 10 years and the Derby has been running for 15 years. The derby starts with the entertainment on the Friday night and wraps up with prize presentations on Sunday afternoon. Last Sunday when I arrived at Browns Bay, Esther was busy on the computer putting in the last fish catches and I was talking with Brent who just finished weighing in more chums. The salmon were coming in fast and furious and the derby total was more than 11,000 pounds of salmon being weighed in. Brent had mentioned that a lot of salmon were in the 10 and 11 pound range and lots of 17s were brought it. The smallest chum was 5.25 pounds and a lot of chrome fish were caught during the derby. This year’s chum fishing was incredible and may have been the best year ever even though the weather was wet and windy for the most part. W T NE EN R M DE GE UN NA A M

Nick, Nick, Jay, Barry take part in Chum Fishing Derby at Browns Bay Resort. The weather didn’t damper fishing at all.

Those taking part in the Derby had various comments to make: “When you’re reelin’ in fish you don’t feel the rain” or another comment was “it’s not the best weather but sure lots of fish” and another comment was “Chum salmon may not be the prettiest fish but I’m looking for the big and ugly one.” This year’s entries were just under 400 and the weather kept some anglers away. The heaviest salmon was 18.25 pounds caught by Jessica Parker who won merchandise along with $1,000 in cash. Second heaviest

was a 17.5-pound salmon caught by Scott Burns who won $800 and third largest salmon was a 17-pound chum caught by Jamey Watson who won $600 cash. The first day aggregate winner was Ryan Bell who won $500 cash with a total of 59 pounds and second day aggregate winner went to Haley Crozier who won 500 dollars cash for a total weight of 58 pounds. The Vancouver Island Trout Hatchery released 1,250 Fraser Valley rainbow trout at Echo Lake last Monday and the average size was 198 grams. In attendance was Stella Chalupiak from Campbell River and Rick Hickey and Katelyn McLaughlin who will be moving to Gold River to start a fishing charter service. Echo Lake water temperature is 11 degrees C and the lake has very low nutrient levels and is mainly rainwater. Lakes in the Kelowna area have more nutrients than Echo Lake near Campbell River. You can expect good fishing for trout this weekend if the weather clears.

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