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44th Year, Issue 38 September 30, 2010
Sorely missed: Former Kanata councillor passes away. P4
Election: We quiz trustee candidates from English school boards. P10
Stellar news: NHL All-Star Game coming to Kanata. P4
Pledges needed to save Beaver Pond Wilkinson calls for show of support BLAIR EDWARDS KOURIER-STANDARD Kanata North Coun. Marianne Wilkinson is looking for a little help from the public in her attempt to stop development on the South March Highlands. Wilkinson will present a motion asking council to buy 29 hectares of environmentally valuable land from KNL Developments on Oct. 6. The councillor said it will be easier to convince her council to purchase the land — which is expected to cost between $14 million and $20 million — if the public contributes part of the money. “If they raise enough money, then it makes it easier for me to get council on side.” The Coalition to Protect the South March Highlands is mounting a campaign to collect pledges to help the city buy the land. But the group has less than a week to fundraise. “This will only be successful if
people contact those councillors who might be opposed and especially Larry O’Brien,” said Steve Hulaj, a spokesperson for the Coalition to Protect the South March Highlands. “They only have a few days to let councillors and the mayor know they are in support of this.” Wilkinson said she spoke to the mayor about her motion last week. “He said if they raise half the amouth that would make a difference to his vote,” said Wilkinson. “He said he would look at it differently. Wilkinson said she’s interested to see how much in pledges the coalition will collect. “People say they want to save this land,” she said. “Do they want to save it so much they want to put something into it?” Anyone who wants to make a taxdeductable pledge to help the city buy the South March Highlands area slated for development should go to the website: southmarch.wordpress. com/pledge.
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A city committee voted last week to rezone six hectares of environmental land in the South March Highlands at the request of a developer. The city’s agriculture and rural affairs committee passed a motion to rezone a parcel of land west of Terry Fox Drive and north of Richardson Side Road from environment protected to rural countryside on Thursday, Sept. 23. City staff recommended the rezoning to give the land a designation more fitting with its terrain and previous use, said Kanata North Coun. Marianne Wilkinson. Developers can’t build any large housing or commercial projects in the area until the city agrees to include it within the urban boundary. And that’s not happening anytime soon, said Wilkinson. The rezoned land currently lies outside the urban boundary, but developers are appealing to the Ontario Municipal Board to expand the border allowing for housing and commercial development. If that happens, no zoning designation will stop development, said Wilkinson. “You can’t … freeze it unless you are prepared to own it,” she said. blair.edwards@metroland.com
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City council gave a thumbs up for the Kanata North recreation complex last week. The project will go to tender this fall and construction is expected to start in the spring of 2011 and finish in the fall of 2012. The 9,848-square-metre building will feature an eight-lap swimming pool, a skateboard park, two outdoor basketball courts, a gymnasium and fitness centre run by the National Capital Region YM-YWCA, community meeting rooms and a water play area. The recreation centre will be located on a six-hectare site at 4101 Innovation Dr. near March Road and Terry Fox Drive. The City of Ottawa will provide $43.14 million to pay for the
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The City of Ottawa’s agriculture and rural affairs committee voted last week to rezone about six hectares of environmentally sensitive land in the South March Highlands from environment protected to rural countryside. The rezoning brings the area one step closer to becoming another housing development on Kanata’s environmentally valuable land. Over the years developers have purchased hundreds of hectares of environmental land in Ottawa in anticipation the city will one day expand the urban boundary. Developers are currently appealing to the Ontario Municipal Board, asking the unelected body to force the city to expand the urban boundary in Kanata. The OMB is an interesting entity. The unelected body hears applications and appeals on municipal and planning disputes, including matters relating to the province’s Planning Act — matters related to zoning, subdvisions and city plans. This body — did we mention it was not elected? — has a history of overturning the city’s vision for development. Case in point: in 2009 the OMB overturned a decision by the City of Ottawa to reject a controversial development proposed by Minto because it didn’t fit with the muncipality’s official plan. This decision came a few years after the Ontario government introduced the “Strong Communities” amendment to the Planning Act, which supposedly gave stronger planning powers to municipalities. Now developers are lining up at the door to build on some of the city’s most valuable environmental land. And some of our councillors and city staff seem to be holding that door wide open for them. Is the city waving the white flag on development in the South March Highlands? If we want to protect our environmental lands a few things have to happen. First, the province must give stronger planning powers to municipalities, which may involve changes to the OMB (as in reduced powers). Next, city council must decide where it doesn’t want development, and draw a line in the sand. This far and no further.
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To the editor: Last week I attended a mayoral all-candidates meeting in Kanata. I was surpised to see some dozen nominees on the platform! I once ran for mayor of Nepean and I wondered how many signatures it now requires to qualify for such an important post? In those days, I believe it was 100 and I felt it should be at least 1000. On enquiring at the elections office I discovered that there are no signatures required to run for municipal public office! That is not good for representative democracy and should be corrected to be a level proportionate to the level of office being qualified for! If I want some inexpensive publicity for my cause, I will run for office of mayor and bring my dog Spot along as my running mate. Harry Splett Nepean
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Eagleson park-and-ride overcrowded To the editor: It’s a poignant reminder of the need for good municipal management that in the midst of a municipal election Kanata commuters have to go to court to deal with the mismanagement of Kanata’s Eagleson park-and-ride. The park-and-ride is too small. It has been for years. Many commuters who use the parking lot have had to go to court to defend themselves against ludicrous parking tickets. When my first ticket appeared last year I decided that it wasn’t fair. I had always been diligent in finding a proper parking spot but when I couldn’t find one I’d do what everyone else did and find a safe place to put the car. There were usually grassy border locations and little spots for small cars. As a seasoned commuter you come to notice that periodically the city puts up signs telling commuters to park only in designated spots.
I’d seen no signs and had no tickets all that winter but suddenly in the spring tickets appeared. So I went to court. In the courtroom I saw several other commuters whom I do not know personally, but recognized from the Kanata buses. One of these people succinctly explained that the city does not offer enough parking spaces at the Eagleson park and ride to accommodate Kanata’s growing number of commuters. It instructs commuters to use the park and ride at the Kanata Centrum. However, at Eagleson there are seven express routes that go downtown in the morning and the route 96, which is not an express; while at the Centrum there is just the route 96. And the Centrum is further away from downtown. It is not a real alternative. The judge agreed. The judge seemed appalled with the fact
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that a whole group of Kanata commuters were in her court regarding the same over crowded park and ride. She listened to the parking officer explain the options, including parking on the streets adjacent to the park and ride. The judge set aside my tickets and those of all the people who appeared ahead of me. After going to court in 2009, I checked out the City of Ottawa and OC Transpo websites to see if there were plans to expand the Eagleson park-and-ride and I thought that I read it would be expanded in 2010. The park-and-ride has not expanded this year and I can no longer find this information so either I misread or the plan has been cancelled and the information removed. There now seems to be no recognition of a problem.
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Chance for residents to meet, ask questions The Bridlewood Community Association (BCA) will be holding an all-candidates meeting for council candidates for Kanata South on Tuesday, Oct. 12. So far, three of the six candidates have responded, said Melva Peever, president of the BCA at the group’s first meeting of the year on Sept. 21. Aaron Helleman and Michel Tardif have both confirmed their attendance, while Allan Hubley said he has a previous commitment but would see what he could do. “We invite residents to join us to meet the candidates, learn about their platforms and ask questions,” said the BCA in a press release. The format will allow residents to meet the candidates, ask them questions and gain insight into which candidates understand the needs of Kanata South. The all-candidates meeting will run from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at St. Anne Catholic School, 500 Stonehaven Dr. For more information visit the website at
www.bridlewood.ca. CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS The BCA is hoping to attract new volunteers to the meetings. President Melva Peever said it’s important to bring in new and innovative ideas that can benefit the community for all residents. “We need to bring in new people,” she said. “Everyone excels at something different; everyone brings something new to the table. This is what we need.” She also said how many of the executive members have been there for a number of years and are possibly looking at vacating their seats. Peever has been a member of the BCA for six years and treasurer David Hall has been there for close to 10. Although no one confirmed they are leaving after this year, Peever said they still need to bring in people to learn about how the executive work. The BCA meets on the third Tuesday of every month. For more information visit the website at www.bridlewood.ca. jessica.cunha@metroland.com
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are built to code. Lili Weemen, a candidate for councillor of Kanata North, said developers shouldn’t buy environmentally valuable land. “You must be crazy,” she said. “Why not just have it for everybody to enjoy.” Jeff Seeton, who is running for councillor of Kanata North said the city has a bad track record as a landowner. Seeton said he wanted to set up an armslength body to administer municipallyowned land – with no members of council on it. He promised to oppose any development on flood plains. Aaron Helleman, who is running for councillor of Kanata South, said councillors must think “multi-generational” and refuse to take any campaign funds from developers. Marianne Wilkinson, who is running for re-election as councillor of Kanata North, said council must protect its greenspace, starting with the South March Highlands in
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Kanata. “This land is the number one environmental land in the City of Ottawa,” she said. Rodney Tellez, who is running for councillor of Kanata South, said he will work with developers, listen to everyone’s opinion and do what makes sense. “I’m sure we can come up with an idea that makes everyone happy,” he said. “If it makes sense, I will support it. If it doesn’t make sense, I probably won’t.” ENERGY EFFICIENCY Nick Le Pan, a member of Ecology Ottawa, asked the candidates how they will push
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the city to improve its energy efficiency and increase its renewable energy. Weemen said residents should be encouraged to build more houses powered by wind and reduce the city’s dependency on Hydro Ottawa. Seeton said Ottawa should follow Edmonton’s example and invest in companies that produce bio fuels from non-recyclables and have all city vehicles powered by bio-diesel fuel. Helleman said using sustainable energy will save taxpayers money long term. ALL-CANDIDATES MEETING, SEE 9
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For instance buildings outfitted with solar panels return the initial capital investment after seven years. Wilkinson pointed out that the yet-to-beconstructed Kanata North recreation centre was designed with solar panels and will reduce the city’s carbon footprint. Tellez promised to keep his eye on the financial bottom line when investing in new environmentally-friendly technologies. “I want to save money so we can invest in programs that really make a difference.” Herntz Golmann, who is running for councillor of Kanata North, said he supports investing in programs that will produce sustainable energy for the city, such as the Plasco waste technology project. BUSINESS Megan Cornell, chair of the small business advisory committee for the Kanata Chamber of Commerce, asked how the candidates would help local businesses create a sustainable community. Seeton promised to speed up the patent process for businesses that want to promote environmental sustainability with their services and products. Wilkinson said she would push council to reduce red tape for business start-ups. Tellez said he wants to invest in bike trails and encourage people to visit Ottawa, which will bring in money. Golmann said he wanted to keep taxes low and get rid of red tape for new business start ups.
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CLEAN TECHNOLOGY Marc McArthur, a member of the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation, asked the candidates how they will support companies that use clean technology. Helleman said the city can support the families of employees and employers by investing in good reliable transit and cre-
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TRANSIT Julie Gourley, a member of the Kanata Environmental Network, asked the candidates how the city can reduce the number of people who travel in cars. Seeton said council should invest in bike trails and transit within the community of Kanata. “Kanata-to-Kanata transit is still horrific,” said Seeton. Helleman said parents should allow their children to walk to school instead of clogging up the roads in the morning to travel a few kilometres and bring them to school. Wilkinson and Tellez said the city must invest in more bike trails. Golmann said the municipality should improve its transit system. Tardif said he wants the city to introduce more park and rides to encourage public transit. “There has to something done to figure out why people are still sitting inside their cars,” he said, adding that every morning traffic is congested on Hwy. 417 from Kanata to Island Park Drive. Allan Hubley and Hal Watson, candidates for councillor of Kanata South, did not participate in the all-candidates meeting. blair.edwards@metroland.com
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Dylan Scott, 9, gives his best Don Cherry impersonation as he poses with the famous hockey commentator on Sept. 21. Dozens lined up to see Cherry as part of a meet-and-greet at Don Cherry’s Sports Grill at the Hazeldean Mall. Grapes said the Ottawa Senators are a lock to make the NHL playoffs this year.
ating a “green” community. Tellez and Seeton both said the city could help clean-technology companies by helping them with funding for research and development. Golmann said the City of Ottawa should follow the example of cities in Europe that already use green technologies like burning waste and converting it into electricity. “It should have been here a long time ago,” he said. Favreau said the city must invest in new technologies that reduce waste and create power.
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Cathy Curry said overcrowding is the north. most pressing issue in Kanata schools. • Reducing the number of portables. Another problem is an imbalance of • Renovating older schools. student populations at some elementary • Put more community services in schools, she added. schools for families and introduce Curry organized a board commore after-school programs. mittee, which will soon hold its The biggest issue facing the first meeting, to study the probschool board is improving goverlem. nance, she said. “Our hope is what this com“Given that we have a new mittee will do is come up with strategic plan to put in place and a short-term solution to alleviate consultation on our 21st Century the pressing concerns,” she said. Learner — Schools of the Future “But also a long-time solution document on which to receive Cathy Curry for all of the elementary schools Public trustee feedback, there are so many exin Kanata north and south.” citing opportunities ahead,” said candidate The board needs to reduce Curry. overcrowding at Jack Donohue, Cathy Curry, 42, retired from Stephen Leacock and Roch Carrier el- teaching in 1999 and has been Kanata’s ementary schools, said Curry. trustee since 2006. Curry also wants to see a new middle She was elected chair of the Ottawa pubFrench immersion program in Kanata lic school board in 2009. north and full-day kindergarten at nine Curry has a bachelor and master’s of edmore schools in Kanata by 2016. ucation and recently finished her principal Curry said she’d also like the board to qualifications at Ottawa University. consider offering off-site kindergarten at She has also served as chair of the school day cares. councils for Roland Michener and Jack Over the next four years, Curry said she Donohue public schools. will focus on: Curry’s four children attend Jack Dono• Building a new school in Kanata hue and South March public schools.
Ted Hurley, Kanata’s incumbent Catho- ment — that’s what Catholic schools is all lic board trustee, said the proper use of about,” said Hurley. “Otherwise it’s just technology is one of the biggest issues in public education.” Kanata’s Catholic schools. Hurley said that other issues in his ward Schools put parental controls are: on computers for Internet use but • The lack of adquate funding tech-savvy students know how to to support special education. circumvent the controls, said the • The need to create more op44-year-old Katimavik man. portunies for faith development “The youth know how to use in schools. the technology espcecially when • The need to respond to the it comes to social networking,” needs of the “21st Century learnsaid Hurley. er.” Hurley said he’d like to see • Dealing with changing transTed Hurley schools teaching children the portation needs of families and proper and safe use of the world- Catholic trustee reducing busing costs. candidate wide web. Hurley holds a certificate in the “This is their playground, so youth ministry program at the they’ll know it a lot better than we know Centre for Ministry Development in Toit, so it’s a lot better if we educate them on ronto. the use of the playground.” He is the director of youth ministry Hurley said Kanata’s Catholic schools for the Archdiocese of Ottawa and was need to continue to take advantage of a youth co-ordinator for Holy Redeemer modern technology such as the Smart Church in Glen Cairn for eight years. boards. Hurley was named Kanata’s Catholic On a board-wide level, Hurley said he’d board trustee after Romeo Belai stepped like to focus on forging stronger ties be- down in 2008. tween families, schools and parishes as He currently lives in Katimavik and partners in Catholic children’s education. two of his four children attend Catholic “Catholic morals and character develop- schools in the community.
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Christine Boothby agrees with her oppo- proved collaboration with city council and nent that Kanata’s overcrowded schools is the provincial government, said Boothby. the single biggest issue in this year’s elecKnowing the demographics of a new tion. housing development will allow the board “With the continuing developto apply for money to build a new ment in Kanata, this problem is school earlier, she said. going to need very careful study The new school can be built once and short-term as well as longa set number of homes are ready term solutions,” said Boothby. for occupancy, Boothby added. Enrolment in schools is 120 Boothby promises to maintain per cent of capacity in schools the board’s strong curriculum, in Kanata north and 115 per cent such as the English as a second in schools in Kanata south, said language, and French immersion Boothby. programs. Christine “There really is no quick shortShe also promises to press for Boothby term option of redrawing of catchmore provincial funding for eduPublic trustee cation. ment areas,” she said.” Boothby said her short-term plan Boothby said she wants to fight candidate is to bring in high-end portables to to maintain English as a second handle overflow of students. language teacher, multicultural “This is not the ideal solution but we liason officers, learning support teachers, need to make certain parents have choice in education assistants and support for special quality programming for their children and education. can keep their children in their community, Boothby, 51, holds a bachelor of science if that is their choice.” degree in business and has a project manThe accommodation review must also agement professional certificate from the actively solicit the opinions of parents, she Project Management Institute. added. She is currently a project managing conThe long term solution to overcrowded sultant. schools is for boards to plan better for new Boothby was also a director of operations developments — that will demand im- for the Kanata Soccer Association.
Ottawa’s Catholic schools need more school with less Catholic religious materiteachers to reduce classroom size, said als all year round,” he said. Hudson Egbert. Egbert said the board must also keep an “If we want our kids to grow with con- eye on its financial bottom line. fidence we need more teachers “We need to have a common versus students communication,” sense about our expenses,” he said Egbert. “I think 30 students said. “We definitely need a private per classroom is way too much sponsorship on new schools and - you can’t reach each student’s programs.” necessities with that kind of class The school board is wasting size.” money on unnecessary expendiKanata is Canada’s Silicon Valtures and public education is not ley North, but the community’s sending enough children into highschools don’t focus on science er education and trades schools, he Hudson Egbert said. and engineering, said Egbert. “The future of Kanata and its Catholic trustee “We need to change from top to candidate devotement depends on how we bottom,” he said. “If we keep goinvest in our kids’ futures,” he ing like this, in 20 years we will said. have few kids with standard learning abiliThe candidate for trustee of Zone 2 of ties.” the Ottawa Catholic School Board said he Egbert, 39, holds an electrical engineerwould like to see seniors in the community ing degree from the University of Ottawa. teach children about their heritages. He is a former employee of Nortel Net“I am begging our seniors to visit our works. schools and tell (their) stories,” he said. The Morgan’s Grant man is a member of “Young kids love to hear from our seniors the Knights of Columbus and holds a third about life and experiences.” degree status with the organization. The biggest issue boardwide is how to He is a past secretary and committee ensure continuous Catholic education in member with the Institute of Engineering Ottawa’s schools, said Egbert. and Technology, helping members promote “I saw my daughter come home from engineering and science in their countries.
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Protege receives Frank Valentine award area. “It’s something you really want to do,” he said. “It’s giving back to the community. It’s helping seniors that maybe aren’t as mobile and can’t get around as well. I think it’s just a valuable service to anyone.” Kern’s award was given the place of honour in his den. “It has a special place in my den, right on the wall,” he said. “It was really a surprise; I feel it’s a fantastic honour.” He said he plans on volunteering for a long time to come and encourages others to take part. “I would invite anyone who’s retired or thinking about retiring to come out and volunteer. Your services are valuable to all of us,” he said. “I’m going to keep going as long as I can. I’m almost at the big 70 but I’m not slowing down.” jessica.cunha@metroland.com
John Kern was mentored by Frank Valentine when he first joined the Kanata Seniors’ Centre almost 10 years ago. Being awarded the Frank Valentine Award for his volunteer work held a lot more meaning, he said. “Frank Valentine was my mentor,” said Kern. “He took me under his wing and taught me all I need to know. He spent time and showed me what volunteering was all about.” The 67-year-old got involved at the centre after he retired from his job with the federal government. “When I retired I didn’t want to sit at home,” he said. “I decided I wanted to give some back.” Those he works with agree Kern is a wonderful asset to the centre. “He has been a tremendous volunteer in that he has spent many, many hours on numerous aspects of the council, both as past president and past board member of the council,” “Here for you” said Kanata Seniors’ Council president Ed Gurgurewicz. “He is always on top of things. He provides many suggestions. He is very helpful in determining and assisting with issues that arise.” Kern currently sits on the board of directors and handles the travel team which arranges monthly trips Dr. Sam Towell D.D.S for members and those in retirement homes. New Patients and Emergencies welcome He also volunteers his time with the special events team, which or- • preventative, restorative • veneers ganizes activities like the cook-off, • crowns & bridges • root canals Remembrance Day services and • extractions • periodontics Christmas celebrations. • dentures (full & partial) • wisdom teeth “Volunteers are very special peo- • bonding • oral sedation available ple, and I’m not talking about me,” • ortho • complete smile makeovers said Kern, who also spends a lot of Adults & Children Welcome his time helping in the coffee shop. “They are very important to any orWe Cater to Cowards ganization; of the 1,000 members we have at the Seniors’ Centre, we probably have at least 200 to 300 1120 March Road, Kanata (North) volunteers. The coffee shop alone is (across from St Isidore School & Church) run entirely by volunteers.” Kern spends about four days a week at the centre and said he is www.marchdental.ca looking at extending his services to the retirement residences in the Electronic claim processing
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McKee was also commissioner of Kanata Hydro, on the board of management at Pinhey’s Point, the board of the Kanata Public Library, an integral part of the city’s rural summit task force, worked for the South March branch of the Women’s Institute and was president and then vice president of the MRCA. “Not surprising, residents trust and love her for all the hard work that she has contributed to the community,” wrote Gregory. “She will be badly missed.” McKee spent much of her time helping others and the various committees and groups she was a part of, but she always had time for her family, said Colleen. “My brother and I would walk home from school and she’d usually be there,” said Colleen of her childhood memories. “She always had time for her
family.” “She was very balanced,” said David. “Even though she was super, super busy, she was very involved with her family.” Aside from committees, McKee loved camping, reading, animals and nature. She spent much of her time helping to run the Kanata Golf Club, where her husband of 49 years, Gerry, was a pro golfer. “She would run dinner up to (Gerry) at the golf club so he wouldn’t eat junk every day,” said Colleen. “She held it all together,” said Gerry. The funeral service will be held on Thursday, Sept. 30 at the Parish of March (St. John’s), 325 Sandhill Rd. at 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Ottawa Humane Society would be appreciated. jessica.cunha@metroland.com
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Notice from the Kanata Licence Bureau It is with sadness and regret that Soler D & V Licensing, the private operator of the Kanata Licence Bureau, announces the closure of our office, effective September 30, 2010. It has been our honour and pleasure to serve the people of Kanata and surrounding area over the past 6 ½ years.
We would like to acknowledge the assistance given to us by the fine people at the Ministry of Transportation, ServiceOntario, and our dedicated staff. Once again, our family would like to thank you, the people of Kanata, for allowing us to be of service to you. The Soler Family.
With the overlap in service, ServiceOntario has decided to continue providing these valuable services at their office at 580 Terry Fox Drive. There will not be any service disruption to the people of Kanata. For further information about the new office, please visit ServiceOntario.ca or call 1-800-267-8097. 417954
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Castlefrank ES takes part in Terry Fox Run, raises $531 JESSICA CUNHA KOURIER-STANDARD 410858-38-10
Terry Fox’s legacy is still inspiring young minds 30 years after he started the first run. Castlefrank Elementary School students took up the challenge again on Friday, Sept. 24, running on a path around the school and raising donations for the Terry Fox Foundation. “It can help a lot of people with cancer,” said Grade 5 student Annie Hirkala. “There will be more people who can live through cancer, we can find out how they get it.” Hirkala said she’s been taking part in her school’s yearly run since she was in kindergarten, and helped to organize the event this year by making posters, setting up the track and getting the message out to the student body. “He wanted to show the world that you can basically do anything,” said Sara Hill, a Grade 5 student who helped with the event. The entire school met for an assembly where they learned more about Fox, his battle with cancer and how he inspired a nation. Teacher Tony Wilson told about his chance meeting with Fox when he was running through Ontario. “We didn’t know how big he was going to be,” said Wilson, who had been driving with some friends. When they saw Fox running along the side of the road they all got out and ran alongside Fox. “It wasn’t about him; it was about raising money for cancer, raising money for the kids.”
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“This team needs to compete this year in order to prepare for next year,” he said. “You can’t just hope for the best next year and swing through the year before. “I feel like I can come here and make a different and help us win a lot of games.” As for Rodier, he had two goals and four as-
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to a wide-open Norris. All he had to do was hit the empty net. “You feed an open guy and 95 per cent of the time he’s going to score,” Cowie said, “especially with Norris.” “He’s one of the smartest guys in the league,” Norris said of Cowie. “That’s probably one of the easiest ones I’m going to get.” The 17-year-old also added a goal in the Raiders’ 4-1 win over the Kemptville 73’s on Sept. 22 and two markers in a 6-5 overtime loss to the Brockville Braves on Sept. 26 to close out an impressive week with six goals to go along with one assist. Cowie then added an insurance marker two minutes later when he corralled a puck from Stallions defenceman Carl-Philippe Ouimet
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JANNA PATERSON Autumn is the perfect season to get outdoors and spend some time reconnecting with nature before the cold blanket of winter snow covers the ground until spring. This fall, Pinhey’s Point Historic Site is offering nature enthusiasts a variety of special events and programming on its 88 acres of tranquil green space and waterfront that cel-
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In the Tykes division the West Carleton Wolverines found out the hard way what Kanata Knights like to do: play hard and play to win, which was evident in a 31-25 Kanata victory. Game statistics cannot illustrate how well the offensive line performed; it cannot show the resilience of the injured players that came back into the game and it cannot capture the second effort and durability of SUBMITTED PHOTO running back Sutton Allard who The Kanata Knights were on a roll last weekend, beating grinded for 105 rushing yards. out the West Carleton Wolverines in three games. Kanata started strong with two quick touchdowns by Connor Ogilvie in his debut as quarterback. He got them on a 15-yard keeper, folKANATA MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING, 105-99 Kakulu Rd., Kanata, ON K2L 3C8 lowed by a 30-yard bootleg play. Connor also went 2-3 in passing EYE EXAMINATIONS • CONTACT LENSES including a two point conversion to OPTICAL DISPENSARY • ON SITE LAB Shabach Kerr. New Patients Welcome Simon Bricker ran for 55 yards on eight carries and punched in the third touchdown before the half on DR. DAVID DICK • DR. MICHAEL ROBERTS a 22-yard run. Kudos to the coaches DR. AGGIE FRANZMANN • DR. LORENDA SMITH • DR. CHRIS MOREY for making adjustments when things HOURS: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday 8 am - 6 pm got a little stagnant in the second Tuesday 8 am - 8 pm - Saturday 9 am - 12 noon half as West Carleton were leading 25-19. w w w. k a n a t a o p t o m e t r y. c a 411368
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The offence responded to the changes and Connor Ogilvie scored two more touchdowns as a running back on 35 and 47-yard runs. The Knights defence was tested in this epic seesaw battle, but were able to step it up when they really needed to. On two occasions Noah Faulkner shut down the Wolverines with key third down sacks and he had nine tackles overall. The Knights now have three wins and three loses in the 2010 Tyke season. MOSQUITO The Kanata Knights’ Mosquito team proved that perseverance, hard work, heart, sportsmanship and a true love of the game pay off, as they took home their first win in two seasons in a game Saturday, Sept. 25 against the West Carleton Wolverines. The inspiring 44-0 victory brought the team, and fans, the long-awaited victory they had been waiting for. The Knights’ scoring team was led by Ashton Vanasse who brought home two impressive running touchdowns. KNIGHTS, SEE 23
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PEEWEE A confident Kanata Knights peewee team marched over the West Carleton Wolverines with the final score 40-8. Nathan Carter had the only quarterback sack this game. Tom Kenny and Kyle King led the solo tackling with superb tackling assistance from Timi AmaebiOkoro, Offensive touch downs were scored by quarterback Jake Hamm, Keenan Tanti and Liam Mellor. Logan McKenna and Kyle King caused a forced fumble allowing Brandon Phelps to recover the ball for the Knights and run it in for the touch down. Joey McKenna went two for two on successful conversion kicks while Jake Kellett received the ball in the end zone for a two point conversion. Write to us at news@yourkanata.com
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Coming in with their own touchdowns to build the Knights’ lead were Garrett Kirk, Nevan Carter, Carter Poulin and quarterback Tyler Rehman. Playing their roles superbly, the Knights’ defensive line kept the Wolverines at bay, maintaining a zero on the other side of the scoreboard.
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CATHY KURRY KANATA TRUSTEE
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Ante and Maria Saric hold up the seven kilogram squash they grew in their backyard in Katimavik-Hazeldean. The Saric’s grow a number of fruits and vegetables in their yard, including figs, grapes, a number of different lettuces, peppers and zucchini, which they share with their neighbours. Maria said the garden is easy to maintain as long as the same item isn’t planted in the same place twice; and they always have an abundance of fresh, organic food.
Well, the school year is off to a great start. In talking to the principals across Kanata, the first week went very smoothly. There were a few transportation glitches, which are to be expected the first week with drivers getting used to their new routes and students and parents getting used to the new stops and pick up times. As the junior kindergarten and senior kindergarten staggered entry days finish up throughout the first few weeks, bus routes will become more firm and principals will be able to offer empty seats by the end of September and the first week of October. You must go into the school to fill out an empty seat request form if you are looking to access an empty seat on one of the buses. Three schools this year have new principals. We sadly said goodbye and wished principals Michael McLellan, Diane Powell, and Lynn Thompson a wonderful retirement from Roch Carrier ES, Katimavik ES and A. Y. Jackson SS. We will miss them so much. We welcome principals Katia Sioufi to Roch Carrier ES, Wendy Jewell to Katimavik ES and Mark Harris to A.
Y. Jackson SS. The Kanata elementary 11-school review will have its first meeting in a few weeks. The committee was formed in June and all members should receive the information regarding the first meeting shortly. The committee is made up of school council representatives from each of the schools involved in the review along with principals, community association members and our planning staff. The review will look at boundaries, programs, and grade distribution for all schools with a view to balance enrolment at all of the Kanata elementary schools. As well, the schools in Kanata north will look at the challenges and impacts of building a new school between Kanata Lakes and Morgan’s Grant. Finally, with the goal of having the early learning program (all-day kindergarten) in all of the elementary schools across Kanata by 2015-16, and additional middle french immersion (Grade 4 entry point) programs in our schools, the review will be comprehensive. We already know that some recommendations will be implemented for September 2011 due to the overcrowding. However, there will also have to be recommendations that will have
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706 AIR CADET SQUADRON Have you ever been up in a glider or a helicopter? What about getting your aviation radio operator’s license and a boating license? Or a first aid certificate? And all this at the age 12, just for having fun and at no cost. Believe it or not, these are just some of the fringe benefits of joining the cadet program. Over 80 young men and women have chosen to join the 706 “Ottawa Snowy Owl” Air Cadet Squadron and are enjoying these and many other experiences that lead to increased self-confidence, self-esteem and teamwork. Contrary to common perceptions, joining the air cadet program is not a necessary precursor to joining the military later in life. The mandate of this program is to help our young men and women grow into young adults with the attributes of good leadership and citizenship. In addition to the regular weekly program, there is a wide set of optional programs including biathlon, target shooting, sports nights, drill practice, music band and effective speaking. And let’s not forget the community events such as the Remembrance Day Parade, Battle of Britain, and Parade of Lights that our young cadets participate in. The 706 Air Cadet Squadron is situated at Connaught Range and Primary Training Centre (CRPTC), a site that is shared by the Department of Defence (DND) and the Regional Police organizations for active train-
ing, and is a perfect backdrop for the exciting activities offered by this program. You must be at least 12 years old to join and you can join at any time after that, but you must “retire” when you turn 19. During this tenure, cadets get promoted to senior ranks as they increase their experience and have leadership opportunities such as leading a flight or teaching some of the courses offered to the younger cadets. Summer camps offer additional opportunities for training such as leadership, athletic instruction, music and even the special opportunity to earn a pilot’s licence. Most parents are surprised to learn that not only is there no cost to send their children to these camps, the children actually get paid just to attend. No, this is not a misprint – it is really true. This amazing program is supported by DND and the Cadet League of Canada. There are a number of DND Officers who manage and run the program with the support of civilian instructors and parent volunteers. You can visit the squadron website at www.706aircadets.ca to get more informaSUBMITTED PHOTO tion about the upcoming and exciting activiThe 763 Air Cadet Squadron will hold an open house at Connaught Range on 1 Brouillette Blvd. on ties. To learn more about this well-kept secret, Oct. 7 starting at 7 p.m. you can attend the open house scheduled on Oct. 7 at 7 p.m., located at 1 Brouillette Blvd., Connaught Range, Ottawa. If you have any questions about the program, you can contact 613-998-9089 or email admin.706aviation@cadets.gc.ca.
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JESSICA CUNHA KOURIER-STANDARD Kanata South will be getting six new OC Transpo bus shelters thanks to additional money from the stimulus fund. Council voted Tuesday, Sept. 28 to use the money to fund ward-specific projects. Kanata received the bus shelters out of the deal, said Kanata South Coun. Peggy Feltmate. The new locations are: • Bridgestone Drive southbound at Grassy Plains Drive, which will serve people catching the 66 downtown and 161 and 169 towards Terry Fox Station or Kanata north. • The southwest corner of Castlefrank and Katimavik roads, which will serve people catching the 161 to Glen Cairn and Bridlewood – as well as the 63, 64 and 96. • Eagleson Road southbound at Cope Drive, which will serve people catching routes 161,
169, and 184 going towards Bridlewood. • Hazeldean Road eastbound at Young Road, which will serve people catching the 96 and 118 going east • Terry Fox Drive northbound at Edgewater Street, which will serve people catching the 118 towards Terry Fox station. • Terry Fox Drive southbound at Walter Baker Place which will serve people catching the 118 going east. The project must be completed by March 31, 2011 to qualify for the stimulus fund. Feltmate also put forward a motion to move on having security guards placed at construction sites with more than seven units, which city council unanimously passed, she said. “Many fires are caused by vandalism and mischief,â€? said Feltmate. “My concern is for the existing residents. We certainly experienced that at the fire at 74 Stonehaven this spring.â€? jessica.cunha@metroland.com
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JESSICA CUNHA KOURIER-STANDARD Earl of March Secondary School is going green with the installation of solar panals. One of 13 Ottawa-Carleton District schools chosen to participate in the Renewable Energy Funding for Schools program, Earl of March will have 10 kilowatt MicroFIT solar devices installed on the roof. “We were chosen because of the physical plan at Earl of March, the sunlight exposure and position of our roof,” said vice principle Jon Harris. “We’re a highenergy consumer. That was one of the selection criteria.” The installation by Energy Ottawa, in
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Fall/Winter – Western Ottawa Community Resource Centre (WOCRC), The Zone: Fall/Winter 2010-11 youth programming. Ongoing: Zone drop-in open gym Mondays (John Young E.S.) 67:30 p.m.; Monday 8-10 p.m. scheduled programming; Open drop-in Fridays from 6-10 p.m. Volunteers needed – WOCRC - this community-based youth-led volunteer program for youth age 12-18 is designed to give youth the chance to meet other youth, plan and implement activities for the community in conjunction with other youth. The program will use the expertise of adult allies to help youth attain community service hours. (Monthly) For more information or to register call Julie, 613-591-3686 ext. 498. Volunteers needed – WOCRC is recruiting youth age 12-18 for the Zone youth advisory committee. Recruitment is open to youth from Kanata, Stittsville, West Carleton, and Goulbourn. YAC will encourage youth to share opinions and give feedback in relation to programs and services offered by WOCRC. Youth will obtain community service hours and develop a skill-set that includes teamwork, presentation skills, implementing creative ideas, and gaining the ability to impact communities. (Monthly) For more information or to register call Julia, 613591-3686 ext. 498. Until Oct. 4 – Do you know a young person doing outstanding service in the local community, nationally or internationally? Canadian Kids Care is looking for youth nominations by Oct. 4 with the winner announced at the Craig Kielburger event on Oct. 26. CKC is looking for volunteers up to age 18 that have made a difference in the lives of others. To nominate an individual, please contact your school office or your local Ottawa Investors Group Consultant. Sept. 30 – Attention race fans! St. Martin de Porres parent school council is partnering with Sobey’s Kanata for an exciting BBQ fundraiser from 3:30 to 7 p.m. Come out and see the 500 HP Minute Maid team race car and meet the driver.
We will be selling a meal package which includes a hot dog, Minute Maid juice and snack for $3. All funds raised will go towards the purchase of some much needed items for our school. Sept. 30 – The next meeting of the Kanata and District Breast Cancer Support Group will be held at 7 p.m. in Hall D, Mlacak Centre, 2500 Campeau Dr., Kanata. For information, please contact Jan at 613-592-4793. Oct. 1 – Kanata Seniors digital camera club, new season, from 9:15 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Kanata Seniors’ Centre, 2500 Campeau Dr. Kanata. New members are always welcome. Learn more at www.kanataseniors.ca/camera-club. html or call: 613-5994480. Oct. 2 – Book Ends will be held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Beaverbrook Library Branch on Campeau Drive. Friends of the Ottawa Public Library will hold a sale of gently used books, CDs, videos, etc. Come for our great selection at great prices. Funds raised go towards enhanced library services in the local community. Oct. 2-3 - Hot Tots children’s consignment sale gives parents the opportunity to recycle their children’s clothing, toys, books and equipment. The sale will take place at the Earl of March High School on Saturday, Oct. 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 3 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Admission is a non-perishable food donation to the Kanata Food Bank or $. For more information please visit www.HotTots.ca, e-mail cindy@HotTots.ca or call 613-864-6557. Oct. 9 – Euchre sponsored by the Kanata-Hazeldean Lions Club at Lion Dick Brule Community Centre, 170 Castlefrank Rd., Kanata. Starts at 7:30 p.m. Cost is $8, with cash prizes, light lunch, bar services. All welcome. For information call 836-2657. Oct. 12 – The Bridlewood Community Association is holding an All Candidates meeting for Councillor - Kanata South at St. Anne Catholic School (500 Stonehaven Dr.). Doors open at 7 p.m. and the meeting runs from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. For more information, visit www. bridlewood.ca.
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Customer Care Supervisor Opportunity Ezipin Canada Ottawa, ON, Canada Overview: Ezipin is seeking a dynamic Customer Care Supervisor to join our support team! Ezipin distributes prepaid products (eg cell phone top-ups, long distance services) via a network of over 10,000 retailers. You and your team will perform the vital role of maintaining these relationships with enhanced customer satisfaction and high customer retention. Responsibilities Include: Supervise a small team of Customer Care Service Agents. Optimize daily activities and productivity. Identify and address training and development needs through monitoring and performance metrics. Assist Agents with questions and problem solving. Monitor daily/weekly reports to identifying and address trends and ensure targets goals are met. Support our corporate accounts and software partners. Qualifications: 4+ years experience in Customer Care Service with some supervisory experience essential. Advanced Word, Outlook, Excel skills. Experience with Salesforce.com (CRM) a plus. Effective written and oral communications in both official languages. Strong customer service orientation and skills. A team player with leadership, negotiation and organizational skills are essential. College degree is an asset. Send your resume with cover letter to hr@ezipin.ca or fax to 613-831-6678
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Consignment event hot for tots HOT TOTS The fifth semi-annual community event, Hot Tots is set for Oct. 2 and 3. Hot Tots is a large childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s consignment sale held in Kanata, which gives parents the opportunity to recycle their childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s outgrown clothing, toys, books and equipment without no limits on the number of items they can sell. It also provides families in the community with the ability to meet their childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s grow-
ing needs at a fraction of the cost; not to mention it is great for the environment. The sale will take place at the Earl of March High School on Saturday, Oct. 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 3 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Admission is a non-perishable food donation to the Kanata Food Bank or $1. For more information please visit www.HotTots.ca, e-mail cindy@HotTots.ca or call 613864-6557.
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