BROWN Rob ManagingBrownEditor Dévre Gibson is the inaugural recipient of the Ryeley Palfi Scholarship – created in the memory of the popular Dawson Creek bodybuilder who passed on this June at the age of 19. Gridiron owner Tammy Schmidt said with Palfi’s passing came an outpouring of support.
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“We learned so much more about Ryeley after his passing,” she said Tuesday“Messagesafternoon.fromall over the world pouring in, telling stories of the impact Ryeley had in their lives. We admire who Ryeley was and what he represented. It is an honour to help carry on his legacy.”
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Rob ManagingBrownEditor It was an afternoon to recognize South Peace veterans, first responders, non profit and sports volunteers, and more with Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee medallions.
South Peace recipients include; David Ward – Veteran, Ernie Heller - First Responder, Max Pohl - Community Service, Shelagh Glibbery - Community Service, Christina Wards - Community Service, Paige Wards - Community Service, Paul GevatkoffCommunity Service, Ben Sander - Community Service, Don Bourassa - Community Service, Kiel Davoren - First Responder, Mark Rogers - Community Service and Sport, Glenn Miller - Veteran and Community Service, Stacey Maitland - Community Service, Rose Snyder - Community Service, and Lee Cook - First Responder“Therecipients of these 70 unique medallions represent what our region is all about,” added Zimmer.MostSouth Peace recipients were honoured to be counted alongside serving veterans Glenn Miller and David Ward.
“This year, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has marked 70 years of service, becoming the first British monarch to celebrate a platinum jubilee. To honour this milestone, I asked local residents to nominate a first responder, veteran, volunteer, or someone who makes a positive impact in our community and deserves recognition,” he said.
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“It was an honour to present these medallions to so many deserving unsung heroes throughout the region and to see these leaders in our community get the recognition they so rightly deserve,” said Zimmer.
South Peace recognized with Queen Elizabeth Jubilee
Bob Zimmer, Member of Parliament for Prince George-Peace River-Northern Rockies was in Dawson Creek on Tuesday to present South Peace residents with the Jubilee medallion in recognition of their contributions to the Zimmerregion.kept the program running at KPAC to the minute Tuesday over the lunch hour. The medallion winners were all invited to a tea reception in the theatre.
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Fonda is in her third year of B. Sci with psychology major at the UNBC in Prince George – with the idea to become a mental health counsellor and therapist and helping out people in this way. “It is such a needed job right now and I want to help people.”
The LP Scholarship Program recognizes and rewards the accomplishments of its employees’ children who excel in their studies and make positive contributions in their“Sincecommunities.2001,the program has given more than $2.2 million in scholarships to over 420 students,” said Colby Wilson with LP to the MirrorFondaThursday.hopesto continue her Masters program at UNBC. Between now and classes back in session Fonda is prepping and packing for the move from Dawson Creek to PG. “Scholarships like this really help students with the costs of university, it is great that a company like LP helps out students in northern BC,” she adds.
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Dawson Creek’s Rachel Fonda is one of 52 students across Canada and the US to pick up a $1,500 LP scholarship.“Making my way through university, this money is helpful, and pushes me further on my education journey.”
Rob ManagingBrownEditor Dawson Creek RCMP say they have seen a significant spike in stolen vehicles throughout the area. Comparatively to last year, vehicle thefts are up by 47% in the Dawson Creek region, with that number climbing eachJustday.within the last 24 hours, four vehicle thefts have beenDawsonreported.Creek RCMP would like to take this opportunity to remind residents to lock your doors and never leave your keys; or other valuables such as wallets and purses, within the vehicle. Vehicle thefts are typically a crime of opportunity.
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SPCRS is collecting donations for backpacks for students K-12 in the South Peace. The group is looking for school supplies and funds for the purchase of more supplies. Donations can be dropped off at the Child Care Referral office in the Co-op Mall. Contact 250-782-1138 ext 221 for more information.
Thieves will take time to scope out an area and identify a vehicle which is easy to steal, that typically being one in which the doors have been left unlocked and the keys leftDon’tinside.make their job easy, take on the “9 o’clock routine” and make it a habit each night to confirm the doors of your vehicle, outbuildings, and home are securely locked and that no valuables are left within plain view. Report suspicious activity in your neighborhood, RCMP will respond. Social media sites such as Facebook or Instagram are not the place to make these reports, be sure to give us a call at (250)784-3700 or report an incident through the online crime reporting tool located here: https://ocresielc.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/dawsoncreek/enReportingsuspiciousactivityallows your local RCMP Detachment to strategically place resources in highcrime areas.
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“We generally carry maybe, at the most, a week of inventory in a restaurant. So, after four or five days, if this isn’t resolved we’ll start to feel the shortages in our inventory,” Tostenson said.
Booze being rationed at BC Liquor Stores
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ABLE BC says it has been informed by the province that it is rationing booze because of the BC General Employees’ Union (BCGEU) strike.
The executive director urged both sides “to get back to the negotiation table immediately before this strike does further damage to B.C.’s economy.”IanTostenson, president and CEO of the BC Restaurant and Foodservice Association, warned that everyone would run out of stock in an interview with Glacier Media earlier this week.
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“That the BCGEU strike continues to disrupt our entire industry is deeply frustrating to the pubs and restaurants still struggling to recover from the financial damage of the pandemic,” says Guignard, noting the restrictions will not affect private stores.
The ‘Stand United’ group sweated it out at the DC RCMP detachment Saturday afternoon for three hours, hoping to hand officials their research on vaccines, informed consent, and more.
The public and business owners will be limited to purchasing no more than three of any individual items (or SKU) per day.
BCGEU represents about 33,000 provincial workers who started to strike on Monday.
“We will continue to serve our customers to the best of our ability, while supplies last,” said Guignard.
All government-owned BC Liquor Stores will start limiting the quantity of alcohol that customers, restaurants and businesses can buy starting Friday morning. The announcement comes from BC’s Alliance of Beverage Licensees (ABLE BC), which says the rationing will begin at 9 a.m.
“This is insane. The only reason BC Liquor Stores are rationing quantities is because of the BCGEU strike, which is shutting down B.C.’s vital liquor distribution warehouses,” says Jeff Guignard, executive director of ABLE BC.
Restrictions will apply to all products, except beer, and will remain in place until the BC Liquor Distribution Branch distribution centres resume operations.
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Gibson will be paying it forward, coaching Ryeley’s sister Kameryn Palfi this Schmidtfall.”says a newly framed photo of Palfi will be hung in the gym in perpetuity.”RyeleyPalfi will always have a place at Gridiron Fitness.” Palfi, took hardware at many competitions, including the Northern Classic. He was considered a rising top prospect in international body building circles.
It has stuck. Dévre is now in prep for her 3rd Bikini show, competing in Vancouver at both the Open and Natural Vancity Showdown October 1 and 2. She’s off to compete in Toronto the very next week at a National Canadian Pro Qualifier Show. It is her goal to obtain her pro card and one day compete for Ms. Olympia.
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“It just starts with some belief.” Schmidt said Palfi took time with everyone. “Hundreds, thousands of miles away, he was always concerned about physical and mental health of others and helping them out.”
Applications will only be received during regular office days and hours during this period, or may be emailed to the persons noted below by not later than the 4:00 pm deadline on September 9, 2022.
Scrutineer Applications Application forms are available at the Peace River Regional District offices at: 1981 Alaska Avenue, Dawson Creek, and 9505-100th Street, Fort St. John, and online at prrd.bc.ca/
Regional Connectivity Service - Entire Peace River Region, including Municipalities
The wildfire at Hasler Flats near Chetwynd is being held and unlikely to spread beyond its containment lines, according to the BC Wildfire Service.
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Hasler Flat wildfire held Members of the KCAN BC - Kerala Cultural Association of BC will be having a celebration this Saturday at KPAC. KPAC from 11 to 12:30pm will see a programming and invited guests - while the afternoon will see games, performances, and more.
act as a scrutineer will be received by the Chief Election Officer at the Peace River Regional District office located at 1981 Alaska Avenue, Dawson Creek, BC during the period: 9:00 a.m., Tuesday, August 30, 2022 to 4:00 p.m., Friday, September 9, 2022
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“Response to the Hasler Flats wildfire involved coordination of various resources including initial attack crews, parattack crews, unit crews, contract crews, heavy equipment operators, and aviation resources. We recognize the hard work and dedication of all those involved in fire suppression and coordination on this fire.”The size of the fire, believed to have been started by lightning on Aug. 8, was last reported at an estimated 125 hectares. It is being downgraded and no longer considered a wildfire of note in the province, the wildfire service said.
Are you in favour of the Peace River Regional District adopting Global Geopark Grant in Aid Service Establishment Bylaw No. 2477, 2022 for the purpose of creating a new region wide service that will authorize provision of grants to fund the costs of developing, improving, operating and maintaining a Global Geopark in the region, at a maximum annual tax requisition limit that is the greater of $200,000 or $0.0125/$1,000 of net taxable value of land and improvements, and assessed on improvements only, imposed in the entire Peace River Regional District, including all member municipalities and electoral areas?
Sport and Cultural Events Grant in Aid - Entire Peace River Region, including Municipalities
Are you in favour of the Peace River Regional District adopting Electoral Area B Fort St. John Public Library Financial Contribution Service Establishment Bylaw No. 2484, 2022 for the purpose of creating a new service function in Electoral Area B, that will authorize provision of an annual financial contribution to the Fort St. John Public Library to fund the costs of operating the library, at a maximum annual tax requisition limit that is the greater of $100,000, or $0.0281/$1,000 on the net taxable value of land and improvements, and assessed on improvements only, in Electoral Area B?
Interested persons can obtain information on the requirements and procedures for making an application to act as a scrutineer by contacting the following persons: Tyra Henderson, Chief Election Officer, tyra.henderson@prrd.bc.ca Tab Young, Deputy Chief Election Officer, tab.young@prrd.bc.ca Phone: 250-784-3200 or 1-800-670-7773
On Saturday, October 15, 2022, five assent voting opportunities will be held in the Peace River Regional District, and qualified voters will be asked to vote on the following questions:
Dinosaur Museum Grant in Aid - Entire Peace River Region, including Municipalities
Are you in favour of the Peace River Regional District adopting Sport and Cultural Events Grant in Aid Service Establishment Bylaw No. 2473, 2022 for the purpose of creating a new region wide service that will authorize the provision of grants toward the costs of hosting national and international level sporting and cultural events sanctioned by the relevant oversight body, at a maximum annual tax requisition limit that is the greater of $200,000 or $0.0125/$1,000 of net taxable value of land and improvements, and assessed on improvements, imposed in the entire Peace River Regional District, including all member municipalities and electoral areas?
Onam is an annual Malayai Harvest Festival celebrated in the southern Indian state of Kerala. editor@dcdn.ca
The wildfire service says the Hasler Road is now open to the public though motorists are asked to slow down for crews and equipment still working nearby. Resource deployed to the fire included 40 firefighters, four helicopters, and 12 pieces of heavy equipment.
Area B Fort St. John Public Library Financial Contribution Service – Electoral Area B only
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Are you in favour of the Peace River Regional District adopting Dinosaur Museum Grant in Aid Service Establishment Bylaw No. 2476, 2022 for the purpose of creating a new region wide service that will authorize provision of grants to fund the costs of operating and development of a Dinosaur Museum in the region, at a maximum annual tax requisition limit that is the greater of $200,000 or $0.0125/$1,000 of net taxable value of land and improvements, and assessed on improvements only, imposed in the entire Peace River Regional District, including all member municipalities and electoral areas?
Fort St. John Public Library Financial Contribution Service
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“We also appreciate the rapid response by initial attack and parattack crews to nearby wildfire starts. Their ability to quickly transition from expanded attack on the Hasler Flats wildfire to initial attack on multiple targets is Meanwhile,commendable.”the remote Folded Hill Creek wildfire at Williston Lake has grown to an estimated 200 hectares.
Are you in favour of the Peace River Regional District adopting Regional Connectivity Service Establishment Bylaw No. 2487, 2022 for the purpose of creating a new region wide service that will authorize the Peace River Regional District to enter into partnering agreements with internet or cellular service providers to apply for grant funding from other levels of government or grant programs, or to allow the PRRD to provide capital grants to internet providers for broadband infrastructure projects, at a maximum annual tax requisition limit that is the greater of $375,000, or $0.0234/$1,000 on the net taxable value of land and improvements, and assessed on improvements only, imposed in the entire Regional District, including all member municipalities and electoral areas?
In person: 1981 Alaska Avenue, Dawson Creek, BC regular office hours and days Tyra ChiefHendersonElectionOfficer
Seniors’ Advocate coming to Mile Zero Isobel Mackenzie, the Seniors’ Advocate of BC will be coming to the Seniors’ Hall in Dawson Creek on Wednesday SeptemberOrganizers7. note everyone is invited, in particular seniors, and those who care about, or for them. Coffee will be on at 9:30am while Mackenzie will speak at Mackenzie10am.isexpected to speak about the work she is undertaking throughout the province with seniors and their concerns. Mackenzie has over 20 years’ experience working with seniors in home care, licensed care, community services and volunteer services. She led B.C.’s largest not-forprofit agency, serving over 6,000 seniors annually. In this work, she led the implementation of a new model of dementia care that has become a national best practice, and led the first safety accreditation for homecare workers, among many other accomplishments. editor@dcdn.ca
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Bullet Train crashes into Dawson Creek this week Rob ManagingBrownEditor
Bullet Train is an economical film – similar to Ronin a generation ago, using the Tarantino plot device of “what’s in the case is unimportant - when you have so many interesting characters after it.”Bullet Train, like The Lost City earlier this year, is a summer action adventure. Brad Pitt (aka Lady Bug) gets on a train to retrieve a briefcase. Within seconds he has the case – only to lose it and have it passed around by a very strong supporting cast. Another Tarantino riff – each character has a nickname so there is some identity confusion at play in the plot, with viewers, and the characters.“Sixteen cars. 10 economy, 6 first class, and one minute at each stop.”This, and the briefcase everyone is trying to retrieve, is all you need to know. It is pretty much your locked room plot – moving at 100 mph on rails. By the third act all the players are on the board and we are gearing up for a classic sword fight on a moving train. With the exception of a Speed II type crash towards the end – this is a solid film from front to back. It takes the best of the 21st century action direction and places it on the moving train. An amped up Unstoppable crossed with Smoking Aces – which is a lot considering the quality of the Tony Scott train film. Add a couple philosophical dialogue scenes about life and the meaning of it, and this is the stew you get with Bullet Train. Just as Pitt guested in Sandra Bullock’s The Lost City earlier this year, Bullock returns the favor here. There is another A list cameo actor or two that pop by for plot points come end of the adventure. Bullet Train pulls into Dawson Creek this week. editor@dcdn.ca
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LIBRA – SEPT 23/OCT 23 Libra, this week you are likely to feel refreshed and energized. This may pave the way to some new ideas, including a change of scenery or even a new job.
VIRGO – AUG 24/SEPT 22 Virgo, a public gathering in the near future may attract several people, including some you are interested in meeting. Take the first step and intro duce yourself.
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LEO – JUL 23/AUG 23 It is alright to have some doubts when you are trying something new, Leo. Just don’t let those doubts get the better of you and derail your plans.
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GEMINI – MAY 22/JUN 21 Gemini, this week is a good opportu nity for some serious introspection. Put yourself in other people’s shoes before you render an opinion.
SCORPIO – OCT 24/NOV 22 Scorpio, at this point in your life, it is important to go with the flow and learn from others with an easygoing approach. Take time to exhale and unwind.
AQUARIUS – JAN 21/FEB 18 Aquarius, after many months of asking yourself where you want your life to go, this week you finally have a plan of action to put in motion. Enjoy the ride.
SAGITTARIUS – NOV 23/DEC 21 Sagittarius, you have long been practi cal and sensible with your finances. But this week you may be lured by a flashy purchase. If it is in the budget, then let loose.
CAPRICORN – DEC 22/JAN 20 Clear your mind of cobwebs and any other errant thoughts, Capricorn. Right now you need to relax and unwind for a bit, and you’ll feel better after a few days of recharging.
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PISCES – FEB 19/MAR 20 Be extra patient and affectionate towards all of your loved ones this week, Pisces. Someone close to you will need your help.
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