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Fusion is the theme of this year’s Sechelt Arts Festival, and one of headliners is Forro Do Cana, above, described as Vancouver’s premier purveyor of forro. Forro is the music and dance of northeastern Brazil. One theory on the origin of the name is that forro is a derivative of a word meaning “great party”; another theory has it as a derivative of the English expression “for all”. If you combined the meanings – which, of course, you can’t since they are competing theories – you would have a “great party for all”. Which is a pretty good description of a two-week arts festival. In any case, Foro Do Cana will provide the closing performance of the Sechelt Arts Festival Oct. 19. The band, from the left, is Steve Charles (accordion, vocals), Sara Magal (vocals, percussion), Serena Eades (violin/rabeca, vocals), Phil Belanger (drums) and, on top of the couch, Mario Silva (seven-string guitar, vocals). See Anna Nobile’s column, page 12. ADAM PW SMITH PHOTO
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New rural zoning for Sechelt Proposed changes to Sechelt’s Official Community Plan (OCP) sections relating to rural residential developments were discussed at the council meeting Sept. 18. At the meeting, council gave first reading to an OCP amendment bylaw for a number of land parcels in the Acorn Road area of West Sechelt. They moved the proposed bylaw to the referral stage. The same actions were approved for a zoning bylaw amendment to allow four one-acre single family residential lots to be created from one property on Acorn between Lewarne and Gowland Roads. This was the second zoning change proposal the current council had reviewed for that property. In February, council rejected a plan to allow an eight-lot development, asking staff to draft changes to the OCP’s approaches to secondary growth areas. In the OCP amendment proposal, a new rural residential zone designation was recommended. In the new RR-3 zone, minimum parcel sizes would be one acre. Gravel roads would be allowed. Staff asked council to recommend the amounts that should be charged for community amenity and affordable housing contributions on lots with the new zoning. Councillor Tom Lamb spoke in favour of lower contribution levels. He questioned the wisdom of imposing affordable housing contribution costs of a standard 20 per cent of the assessed value on developers of all residential properties. “If you put a contribution cost of $10,000 on a lot, the developer has to mark that lot up by $10,000,” said Lamb. “If it’s a lot with a house, a contribution of 20 per cent of assessed value is a $35,000 to $50,000 hit on the purchaser’s mortgage. I’d like to see Sechelt come up with a better method of funding affordable housing when it comes to contributions from smaller scale developments.” said Lamb. Councillor Alton Toth stat-
ed his view that lot sale prices were determined by market conditions and not development costs. Mayor Darnelda Siegers agreed with Toth’s analysis, as long as what the developer pays for the land, servicing, financing and other costs does not exceed the price that purchasers will pay for the lots. She stated that council does not know how development contribution levels are currently impacting the creation of lots. In her view, these could be negatively affecting the supply of new housing units in the community. Issues around allowing gravel roads also received some backlash from council. No one spoke in favour of requiring a higher road standard for areas with one acre lot sizes. Concerns were expressed about a proposed requirement that developers provide a security deposit that could be used to pay for road paving if required within three years of construction. Councillor Brenda Rowe stated that this would give those
that purchase the subject lots false hope that their road would eventually be paved. Council will be asked to decide on the conditions it recommends be applied to the new RR-3 zoning after it receives input from referral agencies and the Advisory Planning Commission. The public will have the opportunity to comment on the proposed bylaws at a future public hearing. A change in the community that will not go to Public Hearing is approval for a 12-room motel unit at the Sunshine Coast Campground along Highway 101 in Wilson Creek. This proposal will add to the existing camping facilities, by replacing an existing building and expanding into a swimming pool area. Council authorized a development permit for the change, on the condition that the project be built within two years after the owner receives approval of a septic system to accommodate the new use. Connie Jordison
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SCRD chair Lori Pratt presents a model on Sept. 21 showing the contents of the average garbage can on the Coast. According to an analysis from the Sechelt landfill, a mere 27 per cent is actual garbage; a quarter of the refuse collected could be recycled using existing programs, and close to half is food scraps and other organics that could be composted. CONNIE JORDISON PHOTO
Gibsons Chamber election meeting
Six candidates running for the vacant West Vancouver–Sunshine Coast–Sea to Sky Country federal riding have been invited to an all candidates forum in Gibsons on Saturday, Oct. 5 at 2pm at Harmony Hall. Doors open at 1:30pm. Each candidate will deliver
a three-minute opening statement, then will respond to questions and conclude with a two-minute closing statement. It will be moderated by Sean Eckford. Priority will be given to questions e-mailed to the Gibsons Chamber (exec@gibsonschamber.com) or delivered
Polls reveal that climate change and its related environmental challenges are foremost in the mind of many Canadians. But do our politicians believe this? Join us for a lively and informative all candidates forum to find out where our local candidates stand on the most pressing environmental questions of today: climate change, restoring wild salmon, our forests, and more –
bring your questions to pose directly to candidates. Presented by the SC Alliance4Democracy and the SC Conservation Association, on Thursday, Oct. 10 at the Roberts Creek Hall. Doors open at 6:30pm, and the forum starts at 7pm. Visit www.thescca.ca to see the advance questions sent to candidates, and review their written responses. Submitted
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Climate strike this Friday
No one who understands science questions whether humans are causing the climate to change to our detriment, mostly by burning fossil fuels. The evidence is indisputable. It’s been verified and accepted by every reputable scientific institution in the world, and by almost every government except the current, fact-averse U.S. administration. The only real debate is about how best to address it. The truth is that we need to deploy every available solution quickly and keep developing new ones. Many young people understand what their elders have failed to grasp: we’re jeopardizing their futures. Because adults aren’t acting quickly enough to solve the crisis, despite the abundance of solutions, young people are stepping up and speaking out in many ways and places. The #FridaysForFuture climate strikes have grown into a worldwide movement since then 15-year-old student Greta Thunberg began her solitary strike outside Sweden’s parliament a year ago. Thunberg recently arrived in New York, after a cross-Atlantic journey in a zero-emissions yacht, for a week of climate action from Sept. 20 to 27. She also plans to attend the Sept. 27 Montreal climate strike. Youth are asking everyone to join the strikes and activities. (On the Coast, there is a strike Sept. 27 in Gibsons, at Hwy 101 and Stewart Rd. in front of Persephone Brewery, at 11:30am.) “We strike so that in the United Nations meeting, when they speak, it is with our beliefs on their tongues. We strike so that when they raise their hands to vote, it is with the weight of our vision hanging from the tips of their fingers. We strike so that when they stand, it will be with the might of the youth, the workers, and the people,” School Strike for Climate Australia’s Evan Meneses said. Many of us grew up in times and places when we didn’t fully realize that our postwar shift to consumerism as economic policy was depleting Earth’s resources and throwing natural systems and cycles, including the carbon cycle, out of balance. We maybe had an inkling that some wealth in the developed world came at the expense of people in poorer nations, but we didn’t consider that driving around in large vehicles and burning gas were doing much more than causing some pollution, easily resolved by removing lead from gas and making fuel-efficient cars. Dropping what you’re doing for one or more days to get out and march may not sound like much, but the more people show up, the louder the message to governments, media, industry and society. Let’s all get out there to demand action — and show the kids we care. David Suzuki
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Letters to the Editor – Opinions Words of wisdom Our daily dose of dietary fibre required to meaningfully respond to the climate crisis may come from a young Swedish teenager. Greta Thunberg’s words and actions need no introduction. In just one year she has galvanized generations of youth and put adults worldwide on notice. Here are a few of her sound bites and the example they offer us all: • “This is a crisis. Act like it.” Greta’s power of one. Her words cut like a knife but her actions speak loudest. This is a stinging reminder of the simple formula, words – action = 0. • “This is not the time and place for dreams. This is the time to wake up.” Her
Dorian fundraiser
A Hurricane Dorian fundraiser on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 21, in Sunnycrest Mall raised $1,000 to help with Canadian Red Cross relief efforts in the Bahamas. Thanks to those who donated, and the musicians who came and contributed their wonderful music: The Duttons (John Lepore, Charlotte Wrinch, Clay Hepburn), Hayleigh Mart (watch out for this young fiddler), the Verna Chan Trio (Verna Chan, Dave Roughly, Paul Steenhuis), Dan Richter and
plain spoken, uncompromising approach speaks truth to the power of status quo. We all need to hear it served straight up with no wiggle room for interpretation. Taking this tack helps to hold ourselves and folks around us accountable. • “Some people say we should study to become climate scientists or politicians, so that we can, in the future, solve the climate crisis. But by then, it will be too late. We need to do this now.” Thank you Greta. The days of delay and procrastination for all of us are over. • “This is what people power looks like.” She’s right and it’s predominantly female. Women, particularly young women represent the majority who are pushing
Simon Hocking, Celso Machado, and Kevin Crofton. Our efforts, and the funds raised, will help people in deep need in the Bahamas. Michael Maser, organizer, Gibsons
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for climate activism. That has to change guys, and change fast. Perpetuating the straight jacket of patriarchy is just “so” old. • “Humans are social animals. We follow, and since no one else is behaving like this is a crisis, we think we should probably behave as they do.” Greta’s gift here is obvious – don’t wait for someone else. Jump in and help stir up the changes we need. Tim Turner, Gibsons
Time to act
I’ve been hearing lots of praise for Greta Thunberg, the Swedish teenager whose solo protest outside the Swedish parliament initiated the youth-led global climate strike movement. But when I ask people whether they will be attending the all-ages global climate strike this Friday, most answer in the negative. Greta herself has been clear that she and her fellow student activists are not interested in our praise. They are begging us adults to take action. During this week of global climate rallies, they ask us to attend an event to pressure our governments to act – now – on climate change.
There is an event on the Sunshine Coast this Friday (Sept 27) from 11:30am to 3:30pm, at Persephone Brewery in Gibsons. You’ll find details on Persephone’s facebook page, under the Events section. There is also an event in Vancouver on the same day, which starts at 1pm at Vancouver City Hall, followed by a march across the Cambie Street Bridge to the main branch of Vancouver Public Library. You’ll find details on the Extinction Rebellion Vancouver facebook page under Events. If you’re impressed with this young woman’s efforts to mobilize people against climate change, don’t just praise her... show up. Alison Taylor, Halfmoon Bay
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Randish Goff, of Roberts Creek, centre, accepts a cheque for $750 for winning the SC Lions Club summer “legacy raffle”. Randeesh is well known for his regular busking outside the liquor store in the Trail Bay Mall. With him, left to right, are Lions Bev Godkin, president Linda Stroud, Margaret McCaughey and treasurer Jim Brooks. PHOTO SUBMITTED
An electric Tesla with hand controls In one year of ownership, the Lower Mainland’s Jacques Courteau has put over 40,000 kilometers on his Tesla Model 3. He added a few more with a visit to the Sunshine Coast Electric Vehicle Association’s fifth annual Electric Vehicle Festival on Sept. 21 in downtown Sechelt. Courteau’s was one of a handful of the all-electric powered four-door Tesla sedans at the event. None of these vehicles have standard instrument panels. Their speedometers and other gauges are integrated into a central touchscreen. Features that made Courteau’s car stand apart from the others were hand driving controls instead of a floor mounted accelerator and brake. Necessary, as he is paralyzed from the waist down. An avid promoter of electric vehicles, Courteau has no interested in going back to a fossil fuel powered vehicle. He has taken is Tesla to a number of display events to show how the technology integrated into the vehicle can be a boon to drivers with mobility issues. “This car has everything it needs to become self-driving,” said Courteau. “I believe it will become the car of choice for people who cannot currently drive due to their physical abilities. Tesla drivers will soon be able to turn on their vehicle’s global positioning system, program in a destination and the car will take them there. Their physical abilities will not impact their ability to travel on their own in the vehicle. It will not even matter if you are sighted or blind.” The range on Courteau’s performance model Tesla is over 450 kilometers. He took a 24,000-kilometer
road trip throughout North America this summer. He said he faced no issues in travelling between destinations on a single charge and always found two or three locations available for recharging when it was needed. Courteau has been paralyzed from the waist down for just over 10 years. His spinal cord was damaged in an accident after he lost consciousness due to extreme heat while driving his motorcycle. He does not relate his misfortune to is long time passion for driving performance cars and high-powered motorcycles. “It wasn’t a motorcycle crash, it was a mishap that occur on a mo-
torcycle,” said Courteau. This motor sport enthusiast had to take matters into his own hands to convert his new car to meet his needs. “There was no assistance from the Tesla company in converting the vehicle. I had to find my own ways to install the hand controls, which was much different that it was with the BWM vehicle that I had purchased previously,” said Courteau. A major challenge was modifying the accelerator and brakes which were originally mounted on the vehicle’s floor, as the batteries that powered the car were located immediately below them. Connie Jordison
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David Croal, a councillor in Gibsons, was awarded the Canadian Coast Guard Auxiliary Administrative Excellence Medal at the Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue (RCMSAR) provincial AGM in West Vancouver. As chief fundraiser for the Gibsons station of the RCMSAR he obtained a SC Community Forest grant for a new purpose-built boathouse and was instrumental in setting up a modern digital helmet intercom system. PHOTO SUBMITTED
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Education Matters Pammila Ruth Chair, School District #46 School Board
September is always an exciting time of year for our district, even more so now with so many new things going on. After being approved by the board in June, we were excited to see the final results of our Strategic Plan in beautiful print at our September board meeting. Our strategic plan is supported by an
Dognapper! On Sept. 11 just before noon, an attempted dognapping occurred at a residence in the 5800 block of Spindrift Street, Sechelt. The suspect, a heavy-set blonde haired woman in her mid-40s, exited a white older model SUV and approached a tethered dog in the front yard with a leash in hand and tried to put the leash on the dog when the owner exited the house and confronted the suspect. The suspect fled but unfortunately, the dog owner was unable to obtain a licence plate. Anyone with any information about this incident is asked to contact RCMP, reference police file 2019-6359. Submitted by RCMP
implementation plan that will be followed throughout the year. Our agendas are set in accordance with the implementation plan, as is our communication plan, to make sure that we continue to make good decisions while staying focused on our goals, values and vision. Our vision is long-term and our message is clear: For our students to grow to be life-long learners and contributing global citizens. The Board’s vision encompasses everything from basic learning skills to life skills; from learning and understanding indigenous history and ways of knowing, to developing well supported health and arts skills. Our Strategic Plan works with three Circles of Care: Students, Staff and Community, to support our students to thrive in their learning journeys. In an effort to help this
journey along, this September, and all Septembers to come, no school supplies need to be purchased by any students and their families in our district. This regulation was passed last year and is in full-effect for this fall. Eliminating barriers to “free education” is part of the school act, and supplies for everyone removes the barriers for all students and allows them to feel fully a part of our learning communities. We are also thrilled to launch a new district website for September. While the new website has been available on-line for a short time now, it was officially introduced at our Committee of the Whole Meeting earlier this week. Our highly interactive site celebrates public education and makes district, school and program information easily accessible in a fun and creative way.
The Gibsons Public Library hosts a talk with Haida Bolton – BC’s first certified forest therapy guide – on Wednesday, Oct. 2, at 6 pm, where she will share the history and practice of forest therapy, also known as forest bathing or shinrinyoku. “Forest bathing really is about immersing yourself in the ambience of the forest, and allowing its beauty to just wash over all of your senses, creating a … calming,
peaceful, welcome-home effect,” says Bolton. There are health benefits such as reducing anxiety, depression and sleep problems, and boosting the immune system. “The forest is the therapist,” Bolton explains. “And the guide opens the door and invites you to interact with it in healing and meaningful ways.” For more information or to register for this event, call the library at 886.2130. Submitted
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Back to the land on film If it had happened in America, “Midian Farm” would be a Hollywood script. Instead, its legacy is memorialized through a compelling point-of-view historical Canadian documentary. From 1971 – 1977, Midian Farm was a back-to-the-land social experiment created by a community of urban baby boomers from Toronto. Part of the youth counterculture movement during a period of social and political re-imagining, its utopian vision eventually collapsed. More than four decades later, filmmaker Liz Marshall unearths a transformative piece of family and Canadian history. The Gibsons Public Library hosts a special free screening of this documentary on
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How much of flamenco is influenced by traditional Indian dance? What part of flamenco can trace its roots to ancient India? What elements of Indian culture is retained in contemporary flamenco dance and music? For the first time in Canada, international flamenco company “La Caramelita”, will unravel the mysteries, origins and nuances of flamenco in a mesmerizing, intimate and original production called “NRITYA”. It will be presented Saturday, Sept.28, 7:30pm at the Heritage Playhouse, in Gibsons. Tickets are $22 advance (eventbrite), $25 at the door. Led by Vancouver born artistic director, Deborah Dawson, the production is an Indo-Canadian woman’s exploration of her heritage through flamenco dance. Presented with incendiary emotion and hypnotic rhythms, NRITYA isn’t an Indian-flamenco fusion show but a musical tapestry that showcases the shifting contours of cross-culturalism and the power of plurality. Submitted
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the culinary offerings that are a fusion of West Coast and other cultural inspirations, to the closing performance by Forro Do Cana, this year’s Festival features the mixing of cultural styles, collaborations, and a host of multi-disciplinary events. Forro Do Cana is Vancouver’s premiere forro band, performing the music and dance of northeastern Brazil. The five-piece band was co-founded by violinist Serena Eades, a name Coasters may recognize as Eades grew up here and was once a member of The Rakish Angles. These days she is a member of popular world music group Delhi 2 Dublin. Forro Do Cana is a passion project for Eades. She was introduced to forro while studying at the Berklee College of Music in Boston. “I was like ‘whoa what is that?’”
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The Sechelt Arts Festival runs October 5 to 20 and features 16 days of dance, music, visual arts, workshops and special events. This year’s theme is “fusion: the process or result of joining two or more elements together to form a single new entity.” From the special opening reception which will include
Violinist Serena Eades, who grew up on the Coast and was in the Rakish Angles, is one of the co-founders of Vancouver’s Forro Do Cana, appearing in Sechelt Oct. 19. PHOTO SUBMITTED
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recalls Eades of when she first heard forro. “It felt like the evolution of fiddle music that I’d always wanted. The instrumental forros are very much like a Celtic or bluegrass or old time fiddle tune but with different Brazilian rhythms that are the underpinning. They take it to another level for me.” Local musician Celso Machado will be joining them as a special guest for their performance Oct. 19, where along with forro, they will be playing choro, a jazzier style of Brazilian music, and frevo, a high energy style often played at Carnaval. Also joining the band are dancers Andrea Monteiro and Samuel Santos performing forro, while Dan Zilseo, another locally raised artist, will be joining Monteiro for a frevo performance. Monteiro will also be giving a free workshop that afternoon for anyone who wants to get their moves down for what will surely become a dance party as Forro Do Cana bring a night of Brazilian music to the Coast. “It’s not complicated,” says Eades of dancing the forro. “Anyone can do it.” Though she studied classical music, Eades’ career took a sharp turn toward world music thanks in part to her openness to other cultures and curiosity about her instrument. “I’ve always been interested in travelling and exploring
how the violin has evolved and changed, how people play it and how it integrates into styles of music in different cultures,” she says. “I’m incredibly grateful for the way my path has unfolded thanks to all the people that I’ve encountered and been supported by. A huge part of that is the Sunshine Coast community. It’s definitely home.” Other Festival highlights include the opening performance on Oct. 5 of Becoming choreographed by Coast of Academy of Dance alumna Becky Izad and featuring over 30 dancers from Sechelt, Vancouver and Alberta in a fusion of ballet, jazz and modern dance. The Festival’s popular art exhibit will again be at the Seaside Centre until Oct. 20 with Fusion: Pop Goes the Art, featuring nine local artists working in a variety of genres. Upstairs at Seaside is the heritage exhibition, Through Helen’s Eyes, featuring pieces from the Helen Dawe archival collection of images, maps and clippings from 1870 to 1883, and photographs from the 1920s to the 1940s by Helen McCall. Both women played a crucial role in preserving the history of the Sunshine Coast and in their honour a proper English style tea and tour is being held October 6 with anyone named Helen admitted free of charge.
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There are also plenty of workshops to attend: sand cast candle-making, pewter casting, cold wax painting, and a glass bead-making demonstration, just to name a few. The Sechelt Arts Festival opening reception takes place on Friday, Oct. 4, 5:30 to 8pm at the Seaside Centre. Free admission, all welcome. Forro Do Cana bring their
unique blend of Brazilian music to the shíshálh Nation Hall on Oct. 19 at 8pm, tickets $25 in advance. A forro and frevo dance workshop takes place Oct. 19 at 2pm at the Coast Academy of Dance. Free, but pre-registration required. Complete information on all scheduling, pre-registration, and tickets at: secheltartsfestival.com.
Celebrated author and composer, John MacLachlan Gray, will read from his 2013 best seller, “The White Angel”, at the Arts Centre in Sechelt, at 7:30pm, Saturday, Sept. 28. The evening, which kicks off the fall season of the Sunshine Coast Arts Council’s annual Reading Series, may also feature some sneak-previews from John’s current project tentatively titled “Vile Spirits”. One of the most versatile and multitalented creative artists in Canada, John’s storied career includes stints on the stage, TV, film and radio both as a playwright and a composer. He is probably best known for his landmark of Canadian musical theatre, “Billy Bishop goes to War”, which he wrote and composed with Eric Peterson in 1978. Gray received both the Governor General’s Literary award and a
Golden Globe for the musical, which was produced on and off-Broadway and released as a feature film in 2011. In later life, John turned to books as his preferred mode of expression and has published in both fiction and non-fiction genres. Admission is by suggested donation of $5 at the door. Submitted by Glenn Millar
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Correction A Sept. 9 story on a CD launch by Simon Paradis and the Farm Team incorrectly said the guest price was $12. In fact, the Sept. 28 show at the Roberts Creek Legion is $8 for members and $15 for guests. The Local apologizes for the error.
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MAYTAG® ® MAYTAG 30” SINGLE WALL OVEN, 5 CU. FT. 30” SINGLE WALL OVEN, 5 CU. FT. MEW9530FZ MAYTAG® MEW9530FZ 30” SINGLETrue WALL OVEN, 5 CU. FT. • EvenAir™ Convection
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• † Heavy-Duty, Die-Cast Metal Knobs 5.5 CU. FT. I.E.C. FRONT LOAD WASHER AND 7.3 CU. FT. ELECTRIC DRYER ® † MAYTAG 5.5 CU. FT. I.E.C. FRONT LOAD WASHER AND 7.3 CU. FT. ELECTRIC DRYER DRYER: YMED6630HC WASHER: MHW6630HC MAYTAG® 5.5 CU. FT. I.E.C.† FRONT LOAD WASHER $1,149 REGULAR $1,499 $849 YMED6630HC REGULAR DRYER: WASHER: MHW6630HC ANDPRICE 7.3 CU. FT. ELECTRIC DRYERPRICE $1,149
• 16 Hr Fresh Hold® Option
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• Advanced Moisture Sensing Steam-Enhanced Dryer
WASHER: MHW6630HC
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• Steam Option • Advanced Moisture Sensing • 16 Hr Fresh Hold® Option • Steam-Enhanced Dryer Featuring the Extra•Power button, • Steam Option Advanced Moisture Sensing providing Featuring the Most Powerful in the industry the Extra Cleaning Power button, †† driven by Powerful the Heavy Duty cycle providing the Most Cleaning in the industry
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† Equivalent volume per I.E.C. International Standard, 5th Ed., based on 4.8 cu. ft. DOE measurement.
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†† Featuring button, driven by the the Extra HeavyPower Duty cycle providing the Most Powerful Cleaning in the industry †† Based on cleaning score of a 20-lb load, among leading†† front load brands, driven by Heavyper Duty cycle plusthe ExtraHeavy Power vs. Duty comparable cycles and † Equivalent volume I.E.C. International Standard, 5th Ed., cycle based on 4.8 cu.options. ft. DOE measurement.
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†† Based on cleaning score of a 20-lb load, among leading front load brands, Heavy Duty cycle plus Extra Power vs. comparable cycles and options. † Equivalent volume per I.E.C. International Standard, 5th Ed., based on 4.8 cu. ft. DOE measurement.
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• Best Cleaning in its Class Driven by the PowerWash® Cycle††
• IntelliDry® Sensor
• Powder Coat Drum DRYER: YMEDB765FW PowerWash Best CleaningAgitator in its Class Driven • IntelliDry® Sensor • Sanitize Cycle ® †† by the PowerWash Cycle Deep Fill Option • Powder Coat Drum ® PowerWash Agitator Best Cleaning in its Class Driven • IntelliDry® Sensor • 5th Sanitize Cycle ®per I.E.C.††International Standard, † Equivalent volume Ed., based on 4.7 cu. ft. DOE measurement. by theFill PowerWash Cycle Deep Option • Powder Coat Drum †† Based®on 15-lb load, among leading top load brands, 5.1–5.8 cu. ft. capacity agitator washers, PowerWash Agitator PowerWash ® cycle vs. comparable cycles and default settings. • 5th Sanitize Cycle † Equivalent volume per I.E.C. International Standard, Ed., based on 4.7 cu. ft. DOE measurement. Deep Fill Option
WASHER: MVWB765FW ®
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Canadian Shopper Study MAYTAG® 5.4 CU. FT. I.E.C.† TOP LOAD WASHER AND 7.4 CU. FT. LARGE CAPACITY DRYER ◊◊ 2019 BrandSpark MAYTAG® 5.4 CU. FT. I.E.C.† TOP LOAD WASHER AND Canadian Shopper Study DRYER WASHER: MVWB765FW 7.4 CU. FT. LARGE CAPACITY DRYER: YMEDB765FW ® MAYTAG CU. FT. I.E.C.†$849 TOP LOAD WASHER AND $949 REGULAR PRICE 5.4 $1,199 REGULAR PRICE $1,099 DRYER WASHER: MVWB765FW 7.4 CU. FT. LARGE CAPACITY DRYER: YMEDB765FW
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Canadian Shopper Study MAYTAG® 4.0 CU. FT. I.E.C.† COMMERCIAL-GRADE RESIDENTIAL AGITATOR WASHER AND 7.4 CU. FT. COMMERCIAL-GRADE BrandSpark † RESIDENTIAL DRYER ◊◊ 2019 MAYTAG® 4.0 CU. FT. I.E.C. COMMERCIAL-GRADE RESIDENTIAL Canadian Shopper Study AGITATOR WASHER AND 7.4 CU.DRYER: FT. COMMERCIAL-GRADE WASHER: MVWP575GW YMEDP575GW ® † RESIDENTIAL DRYER MAYTAG 4.0 CU. FT.$1,699 I.E.C. COMMERCIAL-GRADE $1,399 REGULAR PRICE $1,099 REGULAR RESIDENTIAL PRICE $1,349 AGITATOR WASHER AND 7.4 CU.DRYER: FT. COMMERCIAL-GRADE WASHER: MVWP575GW YMEDP575GW • ½ Horsepower Motor Premium Motor RESIDENTIAL• DRYER
• Dual-Action Agitator • Automatic Dry WASHER: MVWP575GW DRYER: YMEDP575GW • PowerWash ½ Horsepower Motor • Premium Motor ® • Cycle with Deep Water • Wrinkle Control Cycle • Dual-Action Agitator • Automatic Dry • Horsepower Motor • Premium Motor ® • ½ PowerWash Cycle with Deep Water • Wrinkle † Equivalent volume per I.E.C. International Standard, 5th Ed., basedControl on 3.5 cu.Cycle ft. DOE measurement. • Dual-Action Agitator • Automatic Dry ® • PowerWash Cycle with Deep Water • Wrinkle † Equivalent volume per I.E.C. International Standard, 5th Ed., basedControl on 3.5 cu.Cycle ft. DOE measurement.
†† Based on 15-lb load, among leading top load brands, 5.1–5.8 cu. ft. capacity agitator washers, PowerWash ® cycle vs. comparable cycles and default settings. † Equivalent volume per I.E.C. International Standard, 5th Ed., based on 4.7 cu. ft. DOE measurement.
Valid from September 26 – October 30, 2019. See In-store Sales Associate for Instant Savings details and list of available qualifying models. † Equivalent volume per I.E.C. International Standard, 5th Ed., based on 3.5 cu. ft. DOE measurement. *
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