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t has been said there is nothing as certain as death and taxes. While the former may be true, the latter, at least in B.C., has been proven to be less so. Take the case of the ill-fated Harmonized Sales Tax. Born in controversy, it fuelled the first successful use of the province’s public-initiated referendum law, it is widely considered to have cost a premier his job, it prompted the finance minister who heralded it to announce he is quitting politics and it was unceremoniously dumped by voters just over two years after it was introduced .

Twenty months later, those who oppose the HST are about to see it go and those who support it are lamenting its passing. On April 1, B.C., will return to the Provincial Sales Tax and federal Goods and Services Tax, ending the province’s short-lived experiment with the HST. See story on A3

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Tax switch a headache for business owners from A1 Depending on who you ask, B.C.’s controversial Harmonized Sales Tax was the best or worst thing to happen to the provincial tax code in decades. It appeared on the political landscape shortly after the 2009 provincial election, a quickly implemented consolidation of the province’s former Provincial Sales Tax and the federal Goods and Services Tax into one all-encompassing new tax that contained far fewers exemptions than its two predecessors. Despite famously saying an HST was “not on its radar,” during the election campaign just a few months earlier, the Liberal government of then-premier Gordon Campbell announced in July 2009 that the HST was coming. Part of the reasoning was that Ontario was also moving to an HST and in doing so, would have an advantage over B.C. when it came to being a more attractive province for investment. Some of the Maritime provinces already had an HST as well. So, with lightening speed for a government, Victoria negotiated with Ottawa and rewrote the province’s tax rules. Between announcing the HST was coming and implementing it took just eight months.

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MIKE KOUTSANTONIS, whose family owns the Olympia Greek Taverna in Rutland, says while the demise of the HST will cause some

accounting headaches in switching back to the PST/GST system, he feels the restaurant business in particular will benefit from the tax change. But the timing of the announcement that B.C. was getting an HST, and the lack of public consultation—not to mention the repeated denials by the government that it was considering such a tax leading up to, and during, the election campaign— upset many, including former B.C. premier Bill Vander Zalm. The colourful onetime leader of the Social Credit Party, who left office amid controversy in 1991, led the public revolt against the HST, prompt-

ing the phrase “axe the tax.” Using the so-far unsuccessful B.C. law allowing for publicly generated referendums, Vander Zalm’s FightHST group gathered more than enough signatures to force a provincewide mail-in vote. In the subsequent referendum 55 per cent of those who voted opted to turf the HST. The Liberal government, which had said the result of the referendum would be binding,

announced in July 2011 B.C. would return to the PST and GST as it stood prior to the implementation of the HST in 2010. But it would take time to go back to how things were. Before the vote, Campbell, who championed the HST along with his finance minister Colin Hansen, suddenly resigned as premier, leaving the fight to save the tax to his successor Christy Clark. Campbell landed on his feet. He was quick-

ly named Canada’s High Commissioner to the UK by Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Following the referendum, Hansen’s successor in the finance ministry, Kevin Falcon, said the province would return to the PST/GST as soon as possible. But realistically, he added, it was going to take at least 18 months. A small group of finance ministry bureaucrats in Victoria hunkered down and got to work reversing the tax rules, readying them for im-

plementation on April 1, 2013. And that bring us to today. It was not just the government that had work to do following the referendum result in 2011. Businesses, small and large, across the province had to start preparing for a return the “old” system, less than two years after preparing for the move away from the PST/GST. And, as local accountant Brian Sanders points out, while large national and multi-national com-

panies that do business in B.C. have departments to work on such an endeavour, for many small businesses, the owner is the person responsible for the change. “Administratively it’s a big change,” said Sanders, an accountant with McKay LLP in Kelowna who has led workshops for local business on the transition back to the PST/GST from the HST. “There’s more work involved when there are two taxes.” Sanders said while the tax proved unpopular with the public, he felt there was a widespread misunderstanding by the public that the introduction of the HST increased everything by 12 per cent. In fact, he explained, most items were already taxed at seven per cent PST and five per cent GST. Some of that, he feels, was fuelled by misinformation by opponents of the HST. “For most people, unless it’s their business, they don’t care,” he said. While many goods and service were already subject to the seven per cent PST and five per cent GST prior to the introduction of the 12 per cent HST, there were some items added that seemed to get plenty of play in the media—restaurant meals, See Tax A6

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as measures to reduce the speed of vehicles on that stretch of road. Andrew Albiston, project manager in charge of the two exchange projects, said this week’s open house at the college, followed up on a similar one held in January. The information gleaned from those who attended both open houses will help the city’s consultant, Stantec, with the preliminary design. That design is expected to be complete by the end of the month. Construction is tentatively scheduled to take place over the summer and be complete by the fall. See Options A7

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NEWS ▼ GOOD-BYETO HST

Demise of HST was brought about by angry B.C. taxpayers Tax from A3 haircuts, golf, skiing to name a few. Sanders said a complicating factor for many businesses in returning to the PST/GST system has been a lack of information from the government until recently about how the change back will occur. “Implementation information was just not available” he said. “The regulations just became available and they are needed to clarify the legislation.” As of April 1, businesses will once again pay PST and GST on almost everything they buy without the opportunity for the PST refund available under the HST model. For some types of

Brian Sanders business, where operators did not collect HST and thus could not claim a rebate such as doctors and commercial landlords, there won’t be much of a change. But for others, it will be far more complicated. For instance, new housing took a hit as many potential buyers have held off making a purchase feeling they can

save money by waiting for the PST/GST. Other businesses, like restaurants, welcome the change back. Mike Koutsantonis, whose family has owned and operated the Olympia Greek Taverna restaurant in Rutland for the last 40 years, admits as a “working tax,” the new system will be harder to administer because he will have to submit the tax he collects to two governments instead of one. But he welcomes the return of the “old” system. “We’re prepared for it and I think, for the average person, it’s a good thing,” he said. In the case of restaurants, which saw seven per cent added to its customers bills because under the HST meals

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fect. “But with this government, you just never know,” he said. Still, he has no reason to believe Victoria will not make restaurant meals once again exempt from the PST. And that, he said, may help businesses like his. But while the HST has many detractors, it also has supporters. Local cherry grower Christine Dendy, who actively campaigned to keep the HST, said for the agriculture industry, a return to the PST/GST is bad news. She said the move will return agriculture to “the dark ages” because it will mean a return to a system where much of the equipment needed in order to run an agricultural business is not exempt from

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provincial sales tax. And that means higher costs for growers which can’t easily be passed on to consumers. She said the industry and government were working on plans to help growers prior to the introduction of the HST and the tax’s arrival ended that work. The HST, however, addressed many of the issues from a tax point of view. Going back to the PST/GST model will mean starting from scratch before the previous six years of work (prior to the HST implementation in 2010) stated, said Dendy. “There is a promise (the government) will look at it once the old system is back but so far we have heard nothing more,” Dendy said. Growers are concerned about their costs rising especially because they are also hit hard by having to pay B.C.’s carbon tax, despite the fact they produce food. Dendy said food is supposed to be tax-free, but the producers of that food are not getting any sort of a break. Under the HST, growers would get tax rebates to off-set their costs of

production. In the end, it was the public who decided the fate of the HST. While many were upset with the government for the way it was introduced, others may not have understood it, say proponents of the tax. Either way, on April 1, the HST will be relegated to the history books in B.C. For the local man who spearheaded the gathering of local signatures to force the HST referendum that killed it, that day can’t come soon enough. Daniel Thorburn, who worked with Fight HST throughout the Okanagan, said the battle to kill the controversial tax was worth it. “A lot of it had to do with the way the government handled bringing the HST in,” said Thorburn. He said he hopes the fact the referendum was successful will prove to have a lasting impact on the province, showing that public pressure can be harnessed to force the government to listen. “That was monumental. That was history in the making,” said Thorburn. “It was a clear example of democracy in action.”

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were no longer exempt from what used to be the PST portion, it is hoped the move back will spur more out-of-the-house dining. The introduction of the HST, coupled in large part with the downturn in the economy, has made it hard for restaurants in the last few years, But Koutsantonis said business has picked up in the last year as people got used to the “new economy.” He said while he heard plenty of grumbling about the HST when it first came in, it appeared people were getting used to it. His concern now is that the government will stick to its announced plan to return to the tax scenario that existed before the HST went into ef-

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Removal of Highway Dedication

Council will consider the permanent closure and removal of the highway dedication of a portion of road adjacent to and bisecting 760 and 840 Curtis Road on: Monday, March 18th, 2013, 1:30pm Kelowna city Hall, 1435 Water Street – council chambers Pursuant to Section 26 of the Community Charter, the City intends to sell the “Closed Road” under Bylaw No. 10811, being a portion of road adjacent to and bisecting 760 and 840 Curtis Road to Norman Clark Sazwan and Denise Lynn Sazwan, having a total area of 11,400 m2 for a price of $169,176.00. The public may review copies of the proposed Road Closure and Removal Dedication Bylaw 10811 on kelowna.ca or at the Office of the City Clerk at City Hall, 3rd Floor, from 8am-4pm, Monday to Friday and/or be given an opportunity to address Council on Monday, March 18th, 2013, pursuant to Section 40 of the Community Charter.

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Get connected. Have Your Say.

What does the City need to know to improve its engagement practices for City-led projects, policies and other initiatives? Residents are invited to share their insights and preferences. An Information table will be hosted by City staff. Drop by to learn more at: Orchard Park Mall Fri., Mar. 8, 12pm to 5pm Sat., Mar. 9, 12pm to 4pm Residents can also complete an online survey at kelowna.ca/ getconnected. Survey respondents will be eligible to win one of three family day passes for the H2O Adventure + Fitness Centre or Parkinson Recreation Centre. The survey closes on Friday, March 22 at 4pm. Hard copies of the survey will be available at City Hall for people without computer access. InFO: 250 469-8485

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NEWS ▼ OC TRANSIT UPGRADE

Nearby public schools and area residents raise safety issues Options from A4 “Right now we are addressing concerns and accommodating all modes of transportation,” said Albiston. With the thousands of students who attend Okanagan College, as well as the secondary students at the nearby Kelowna Secondary and KLO Middle schools and the area residents, the potential for increasing the use of transit in the city is big. “This is a pretty significant opportunity to get people out of their cars and onto transit,’ said Albitson. But he said with all

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two years ago, has special pullouts for buses at a limited number of stops along Harvey Avenue. Currently it connects downtown and the university but the plan is to expand it to Westbank in the coming years. Meanwhile, work is continuing on the construction of a transit ex-

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It’s Happening Downtown Phase 2 of the revitalization of Kelowna’s “Main street” is in full swing and Bernard Avenue is open for business. Pedestrian access is available throughout the downtown and Bernard Avenue east of Pandosy Street is open to motorists, pedestrians and for parking. Bernard Avenue is expected to reopen to traffic in June. Support Kelowna’s unique downtown business district during this once in a lifetime undertaking and see it for yourself! Great Big Bernard Dig Contest There’s a $500 prize available every two weeks to someone shopping or dining downtown. Get an entry form from Bernard Avenue businesses in the construction zone, enter at downtownkelowna.com and make sure you are eligible for the next draw on March 11. Plenty of Parking Here Did you know that on-street parking is free after 5pm and the Chapman parkade on Lawrence Avenue is free after 6pm and offers convenient parking for Bernard Avenue Phase 2 patrons? Download the downtown parking map or find out more at kelowna.ca/parking. Stay up-to-date with the construction activity by visiting us online for the latest parking information and photos or sign-up to receive e-updates right to your inbox.

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When it comes to economic growth in Kelowna, this year should be better than last year but not as good as next year, says city manager Ron Mattiussi. Mattiussi, speaking at the Kelowna Chamber of Commerce’s annual general meeting Thursday, said his marching orders from council are to grow the economy, enhance the quality of life for residents, focus on results, deliver on city plans and provide proactive and pragmatic leadership. And, he said, he believes that’s what he and other city staff are doing. Mattiussi said city moves like adding more police, creating a business liaison officer at City Hall, investing in groups that “enhance our community” and developing rules and processes that not only help the com-

touched on upcoming pro- this area has been ahead jects such as the planned of the curve in trying to atnew Interior Health build- tract skilled foreign working downtown, the Ber- ers, a possible solution nard Avenue revitalization to the growing need for project, improvements to skilled workers across the transit, upgrades to city province. recreation facilities and She said some reports expansions of parks. have indicated there may All that work is part a be as many as one million $47-million capital spend- jobs that will need skilled ing plan the city has for workers between now and this year. 2020 in B.C. and many of Mattiussi also got those jobs could be filled a few digs in at a re- by people trained here. cent Vancouver Province Having both UBCO newspaper article that said and Okanagan College in residents here are worried the community is a great about an escalation in vio- benefit, she said, as both lent organized crime. institutions will help in the “Uninformed opin- training of workers. The ALISTAIR WATERS/CAPITAL NEWS ions never make for good key, however, will be the GUEST speakers Corie Griffiths, business public policy,” said Mat- retention of young skilled development officer for the Central Okanagan tiussi. “We use research.” workers in this area. He said that despite Griffiths said studies Economic Development Commission, and David Bond, the claims of a UBCO show that 80 per cent of with the Kelowna Chamber of Commerce, talk before professor in the article that job creation comes from their presentations to the chamber’s annual general said people here are grow- the retention and expanmeeting on Thursday. ing more afraid of vio- sion of existing local busilent crime, the city con- ness. munity grow but also keep omy in these tough eco- ducts regular polling by While the aging it orderly are all part of the nomic times. the firm Ipsos-Reid and demographic remains a overall move to stimulate “This year, we ex- respondents say they are concern, Kelowna conand grow the city’s econ- pect to see strong, stable no more worried here than tinues to be one of the fastgrowth,” said Mattiussi, residents of other B.C. cit- est growing urban areas in who normally leaves the ies. Canada with a sharp injob of delivering state of Also speaking at the crease seen in the birthrate the city speeches to May- meeting were Central here in the last 20 years. or Walter Gray. Okanagan Economic DeBut it remains still one But, during his turn at velopment Commission of the oldest communities the podium, Mattiussi also business development of- in B.C. as an estimated 19 outlined some of the city’s ficer Corie Griffiths and per cent of its population past successes, just as chamber member David are seniors. That percentGray did a few weeks ago Bond. age is higher than both before the same audience Griffiths, whose job the provincial and nationin his annual State Of The includes business deal averages, said Griffiths. City address. velopment1 for1/25/13 the entire 8:35 AM Page 1 yard waste ad jan13:Layout The city manager also Central Okanagan, said awaters@kelownacapnews.com

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an you smell it? You don’t have to be able to see or hear to know that spring is just around the corner. I smell spring the moment I go outside. The inside of my vehicle smells different as the sun heats it up like a greenhouse. And there are many things you can plant right away that will benefit from the early start to spring.

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If you like onions, then you’ll love the fact that they are the one of the easiest crops to grow in the Okanagan. If this is your first attempt at gardening, then onions will produce the results that will urge you on to more. Onions need time to grow so getting them planted early is important. And if you wish to have a good crop, one concern you don’t have to worry about is frost because onions are tough as nails. There are many members of the onion family,

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Don Burnett such as onion sets which will produce large cooking onions that store well. The variety seen the most is Stuttgart, which is yellow and commonly known as Dutch sets. But there are others including the white and red. Popular for as long as I can remember as well are the multipliers. Plant a row of these babies and you can harvest green onions all season long while letting some grow into delicious onions for cooking and salads. Spanish onions are generally started from seed early in the season and transplanted outside in late March to late April. The Riverside and other varieties are available in packs at this time of the year and the Walla

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If you haven’t yet cooked with shallots, you are missing out on a great, distinctive, mild flavour. Easy to grow, once you plant shallots in your garden you shouldn’t have to ever again as they will naturally return every year.

LEEKS

Here is another crop that once planted keeps coming back each year. Leeks can be harvested continually from early spring to late fall in the Okanagan and are a wonderful addition to soups and salads. Just don’t take any with you when you go fishing, as you wouldn’t want a “leek” in the boat!

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the garden. We use a lot of it so I’m glad it doesn’t take too much room and is really easy to grow. There are several varieties to choose from and although it can be successfully planted in early spring it does best if planted in the fall. Along with the onion family ,there are other plants that are best if planted early such as garden peas. Peas are a cool weather crop and by the time the heat of summer hits they are usually done in. Don’t forget the Brassica family including cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, Brussels sprouts and kohlrabi. By getting these planted early you will avoid the aphids and cabbage worm. Tune in to The Don Burnett Garden Show from 8 to 10 a.m. every Sunday on AM 1150.

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To the editor: All governing parties including the NDP (when they were the government) target tax dollars to specific taxpayer (voter) groups. It happens all the time—seniors, students, families, rural, urban, etc., not just ethnic groups. The issue in all of this for me and many other voters is that such a political document came out of the Premier’s (Christy Clark) offices instead of B.C. Liberal Party campaign offices. That is wrong! Correctly, Kim Haakstad, (Premier Christy Clark’s deputy chief of staff) resigned with no severance, which will hopefully serve as a warning to all now and in the future. By the way, has the media already forgotten Mr. Adrian Dix misleading a police investigation when he was principal secretary to then-premier Glen Clark? I believe he resigned with a full severance package. Can we not get on with discussing and comparing the actual platforms of both the Liberals and the NDP? Vivian Turgeon, Lake Country

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Joe Oliver’s take on oil, gas and coal in Canada

ederal Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver attended last week’s international conference in Vancouver on liquefied natural gas development. I spoke with him about Canada’s energy exports and emissions. Here are excerpts from that discussion: TF: President Barack Obama’s recent State of Union address seemed to hint at approval for the Keystone XL pipeline from Alberta to U.S. refineries, with perhaps some measure to go along with it like a carbon cap and trade market. Your government has backed North American cap and trade before. Would you do it again?

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JO: No, we’re not thinking about that at all. The U.S. Congress is opposed to that concept from what I understand. TF: Your party ran ads targeting NDP leader Thomas Mulcair and equating cap and trade with a carbon tax. They’re not the same,

are they? JO: The end result is that taxes increase because of how we handle carbon. It hasn’t been successful in Europe at all. Anyway, it’s not part of our thinking. We are making significant progress on greenhouse gas emissions. Our recent regulations regarding heavy-duty vehicles, the previous rules regarding cars and light trucks, which are identi-

cal to the U.S., are going to be helpful. And also the rules relating to coalfired electricity. It’s our objective to see all those coal plants closed, and in that regard we’re certainly ahead of the U.S. Coal is contributing 40 times the greenhouse gas emissions of the oil sands. And actually the oil sands are less than half the emissions from coalfired electricity in the state of Illinois. We’re moving with the U.S. on the over-arching objective of reducing our greenhouse gas emissions by 17 per cent from 2005 to 2020, but we’re also doing other things that the U.S. hasn’t yet decided to do. We’ve been approaching the reduction of emissions on a sectoral basis, and the next area of focus will be regulations in the oil and gas sector. TF: You’re comfortable with the

idea that exporting LNG that replaces coal is an appropriate step at this time, one that’s doable as opposed to these Kyoto-type gestures? JO: It is doable. And on a global basis, this would be a very significant development. If China, for example, could significantly move from coal to gas, that would have a huge impact. Canada’s small. We’re about two per cent of global emissions. We have to do our part, that’s the responsible thing to do, but it’s the big emitters that are going to make the difference to global emissions. TF: International Energy Agency talks about self-sufficiency in the U.S., oil and gas, by 2035. What does that mean for the Canadian economy?

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Watch for the unemployed to go on strike when they join newly forming union To the editor: A person would have to be dead not to have heard the outcry over Employment Insurance investigators landing on the doorsteps of the unemployed. The prime minister has justified the house calls by saying that hundreds of millions of dollars are lost through false or inappropriate claims. But how does he know that? Why have house calls become necessary at all if other means exist, such as the Prime Minister evidently has access to, for learning about EI fraud? Kellie Leitch, parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development, has justified the house calls by saying, “We have a lot of excellent Canadians who are

taxpayers who are playing by the rules and they deserve the opportunity to know that this system is intact.” As far as I know, Leitch went unchallenged. The system runs on employer/employee contributions, not taxes. What do home visits have to do with EI program activities, anyway? And what business does the government have in combing through the bank statements of the unemployed or enlisting former or prospective employers to act as conduits of information? This is gross state overreach into the private lives of Canadians who happen to be unemployed, and it has weird Stasi overtones. Given that there are six unemployed work-

ers for every job vacancy in this country, why is the government conducting this onerous surveillance, anyway, instead of offering support? Given that roughly seven per cent of the general population, 14 per cent of non-aboriginal youth and 28 per cent of aboriginal youth are unemployed, why is the government tightening EI eligibility rules and hardly investing in employee training programs—never mind promoting the Temporary Foreign Worker program and the Skilled Trades Immigration Program as the means of filling whatever job vacancies exist in this country? If the government is looking for rip-off artists, it needs to look no further than itself. It’s the Conservative

government that raided the EI fund of $55 billion in 2008. If not for that, we’d have plenty of money for unemployment benefits and training. In fact, we’re now running a deficit in the EI fund—a deficit expected to be $7.6 billion at the end of the year. In order to address the deficit, the government increased employer/employee contributions by six per cent this past January. In other words, employers and employees are bailing out the government after they ripped us off—and all the government can think of doing is assigning quotas to their ‘integrity investigators’ to torment unemployed workers. Why are workers unemployed, anyway? To hear Finance Minister

Jim Flaherty and Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney tell it, it has to do with corporate Canada failing to invest in job creation and the economy in return for low corporate taxes, and with Canadian bankers playing financial markets instead of investing in borrowers and the real economy. Personally, I wonder if the unemployed will mount a strike once they’re invited to join the new union that’s being formed between the Canadian Auto Workers and the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union. Stay tuned for the fall, when the new union will hit the ground running. Dianne Varga Kelowna

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Lets all be the author of our own futures To the editor: In the search to improve our lives and surroundings, ideas abound and the possibilities are endless, yet we seem trapped to live out the desires of ‘those-in-power.’ How come we haven’t any power or control of the events surrounding our lives? We seem trapped in a world of reactivity rather than pro-activity. How can things improve under such conditions? Are we not each the master of our personal destinies? If not, is it a wonder that our biggest problems persist? Since prehistoric times, the human character has recognized and moved beyond its disabilities. The status quo has never persisted for long, or else we’d still be trying to

invent a better wheel. We must remember a problem is not a roadblock telling us to turn around and go back. It is an opening, an indicator, that we have an opportunity to improve something. So what prevents us from taking action? Is it, as we’re told, the domain of specialists and policy-makers to decide which direction we are to follow? Under such limits, the possibilities will always be limited to the range of the speaker’s knowledge. As a species numbering over seven billion, this scheme lacks sense. By leaving the decisions to the pros, we mute ourselves. What purpose does our intelligence and learning hold if not to improve our situation and discuss possibilities? The

possibilities are most important, but taking the passive approach will only reinforce the belief that we are only consumers. In other words, we must reintroduce authority, as in “the power or right to control, judge, or prohibit the actions of others,” into our lives. We have given the ability to author our lives over to the social institutions that are currently mired in the commercial muck of capitalist beliefs. This places our wellbeing on an economic scale rather than social, placing cost-benefits above their work for society. When we place a price on our values, how much value can they hold? Where have we ceded authority to? Education determines the intelligence level of our chil-

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U.S. will still buy Canadian oil Fletcher from A10 JO: Firstly, I don’t think they’re going to be self-sufficient in oil. North America will be self-sufficient in gas and oil. What it means is, for gas we’re going to have to find new markets, and for oil we’re going to have to find markets to sustain the growth in supply.

The United States will still be a big buyer of Canadian oil. We’re shipping about two and a half million barrels a day, of which a million comes from the oil sands. Right now we’re losing about $50 million a day because of the crude oil bottleneck in the U.S. Midwest, compared to international prices. We absolutely must find new

markets, which is why our government in principle is supporting the transport of oil and gas to the west, to the east, continuing to the south and possibly even the north. Tom Fletcher is legislative reporter and columnist for Black Press and BCLocalnews.com. tfletcher@blackpress.ca

dren, yet when the number of failures becomes too costly, we lower the standards rather than step up the instruction. Economics determines our worth, yet the deck is stacked so the ultimate goals of wealth remain unattainable. Politics plays on ceding power to society, mocking us with the power to vote but not giving us a voice in the way that democracy is supposed to. Religion points us in a virtuous direction, yet plays the same game of economics, politics, and a convenient faith in their competition to be more correct than the other religions. Our intelligence, worth and faith? No wonder we watch so much television. Are we merely the governors of just our

bank account and possessions? Where lie the control mechanisms of lives? Surely not outside of our selves. People are regaining their authority: homeschoolers are fed up with our current system’s limitations; towns are creating local dollars and taking measures to improve their local economies, thus providing citizens with a sensible way to account for their worth. Other are protesting their government, or rewriting their participation in democracy. All of these movements toward regaining authority have revamped the concept of faith. So, how are we going to make our world a better place? By taking responsibility for our own conduct. Darrin LR Fiddler, Kelowna

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Carole Paradis, of Kelowna, was recently honoured with a certificate of appreciation for her years of “service above self” to the Rotary District 5060 Youth Exchange Program. Paradis has been a member of the Rotary Club of Kelowna Morningside since 1992 and has been involved in Rotary’s Youth Exchange program since joining. She and her husband Paul have hosted 17 students from 15 countries and remain in touch with most of them. “I have been so fortunate to be involved with the Rotary exchange program… I am still I touch with them all and like to think of them as some of my children,” Paradis said.

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If David Keir’s walls could talk…on second thought, they do. Thousands of items— ornaments, model airplane parts, mounted deer heads, posters, knickknacks—are hung throughout his Rutland home. Each piece represents a small part of David’s life story. Born in Athabasca, Alta., in 1913, David moved to the Okanagan in the 1950s and settled in his current home in 1969. He celebrates his 100th birthday Friday, but doesn’t consider himself old. “Dad never says he’s old, he thinks he’s young,” says Rita Bos, David’s daughter. That mentality is one

of the secrets to his longevity, says Rita. Another factor is hard work. Many of the items displayed throughout the house are David’s own creations. In one corner of his basement sits a tree made up of hundreds of individual wood carvings. On the other side of the room, in six displays cases, figurines—made of dried apples—create various scenes including a barber shop, hospital and church. He paces around the house, without a walker or cane, as he shows off his completed projects. David says working hard and having a continual to-do list has helped him reach 100. “Most of his life he has been an early riser, getting up to milk the cows before walking to school, then returning when classes were done to do farm chores before supper,” says Rita. During David’s interview with Capital News from his home, a few friends stop by for a quick visit. Although David is capable of doing most things

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DAVID KEIR shows off one of his creations: A tree made of hundreds of wooden carvings. Keir celebrates his 100th birthday today. on his own, a long list of friends and family members still offer support. Arnie Koenig has been friends with David for 30 years and helps out with cooking and cleaning. “He’s a man with

witty words and a wonderful personality,” Arnie says of David. “He’s someone who can share many years of knowledge—we can learn something from him every day.” Time outdoors spent

hunting and fishing is how the centenarian hopes to spend his 100th year. Eager for winter to be over, David glances out his window and says, “I can hardly wait to get outside.” wpaterson@kelownacapnews.com

UBCO students launch homeless initiative

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Heritage seed swap focuses on the taste Wade Paterson STAFF REPORTER

Those hoping to have success in the garden this year might improve their chances by visiting the 12th annual Kelowna Community Seed Swap on Saturday at Okanagan College. Organizer Jon Alcock, of Sunshine Farm, said heritage seed producers throughout the interior of B.C. will offer up regionally adapted varieties, known as landraces, which will give local gardeners the best odds for success this year. “Heritage varieties are those which were grown by our previous generations,” said Alcock. “Why did the produce from grandma’s garden taste so good?

Because the varieties were not bred for industrial agriculture as so many are today.” He added the heritage seeds focus on taste rather than uniform ripening, size, shape, colour and ability to keep for extended periods of time on the supermarket shelf. “When we spend so much time and effort in our gardens, it is nice to have produce that actually has gustatory appeal.” According to Alcock, the annual seed swap has grown every year. The inaugural seed swap was held downtown in the Laurel building, but quickly outgrew that venue. He added there will likely be 1,000 to 1,500 people at this

year’s event and eight or nine regional seed growers. Once again the emphasis of this year’s seed swap will be on organic, open pollinated seed. This year Sunshine Farm will be offering over 300 varieties, one of which is the Rouge Sang Violette carrot, a French variety from the 1870s. Alcock said he considers it the best flavoured carrot the farm has ever grown. The free event runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the atrium of Okanagan College’s Centre for Learning. Gabe Cipes, of Summerhill Pyramid Winery, will talk about Biodynamics in the Vineyard at 11 a.m., and Alcock will speak about Seed Saving for the Home Garden at 1:30 p.m.

Both sessions will be held in the Centre for Dialogue upstairs in the atrium. The event is also being held in conjunction with the World Community Film Festival in the student union building theatre. There will also be a seed swap table that will allow guests to trade seeds they’ve produced in their backyard for anything else on the table. Those who don’t have seeds to swap can still take other varieties with a donation to Seeds of Diversity, the national seed exchange. For more information, contact Alcock at 250-764-4810.

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Organization is open to more freethinkers The Okanagan branch of the Centre for Inquiry holds frequent lectures, discussion groups and social events. If you’re new to the city—or even if you’re not —you might find Kelowna a very religious place. If you want to attend church, there are plenty to choose from. However, if you’d like to make friends who are atheist or agnostic skeptics who value reason, science and secularism, CFI Okanagan might be just

the place for you. Among the upcoming public events sponsored by CFI include two lectures by renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum paleontologist, David Eberth— Feathered Dinosaurs, Bonebeds and Climate Change in the Dinosaurian World on March 12 at the Vernon Library and The Creation-Evolution Controversy on March 13 at the Rotary Centre for the Arts in Kelowna. Both lectures start at 7 p.m.

CFI is also bringing Margaret Trudeau to town for a speaking appearance at the Kelowna Community Theatre on May 4, at 7 p.m. Trudeau will be kicking off National Mental Health week by talking about her experiences with bipolar disorder. Tickets are available at SelectYourTickets.com. CFI Okanagan also has regular Secular Social events at 7 p.m. every third Monday of the month at Freddy’s Brew-

pub at McCurdy Corner. Occasional potlucks, restaurant dinners, walks, and days at the park offer further opportunities to socialize with fellow freethinkers. There’s even a discussion group especially for 7- to 12-year-olds called Kids for Inquiry. They get together monthly to talk about various science and skepticism topics. For more information about CFI Okanagan and their events, go to www.

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That’s the premise for Michel Tremblay’s classic tragicomedy, Les BellesSoeurs (The Sisters-inLaw) being produced by Okanagan College’s Red Dot Players. Set in 1965 Montreal, the play is about a character, Germaine Lauzon, who has just won a million stamps in a department store contest. In order to redeem her stamps for prizes, she needs to paste them into booklets, so she invites a group of her friends and relations over to her apartment for a “pasting party.” As Germaine boasts about her good fortune, tensions rise, and her embittered guests plot revenge. “On the surface, the characters in the show seem like pretty horrible people,” said director Jeremy Beaulne. “They are jealous and

combative and nasty to each other. “However, Tremblay actually has tremendous sympathy for the women in his play. He wants us to think about the various forces that have circumscribed their lives.” Featuring a cast of 16 portraying female characters ranging in age from 11 to 93, Les BellesSoeurs promises to be an energetic, engaging production. “It’s a very funny show,” said Beaulne, “which has made rehearsals a lot of fun. At the same time, Les BellesSoeurs also has some really powerful, heartbreaking moments.” Performances of Les Belles-Soeurs will take place at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 14, Friday, March 15, and Saturday, March 16. There will also be a

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teenager experiencing some serious issues, in the Red Dot Players’ performance of Les Belles-Soeurs being staged March 14 to 17 at Okanagan College. matinee performance at 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 17. Tickets are available at Mosaic Books, the Okanagan College Bookstore, and the door. Please note that this play contains coarse language and content that some audiences may find

offensive. The mission of the Red Dot Players is to produce plays that entertain, challenge, and educate audiences; to provide Okanagan College students and employees with an opportunity for creative self-expression; and

to contribute to the arts in the Okanagan Valley. For more information about Les Belles-Soeurs, e-mail Jeremy Beaulne at JBeaulne@okanagan. bc.ca. The Red Dot Players are on Facebook under “Okanagan College Theatre (Kelowna).”

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More than 110 high school students from Revelstoke to Osoyoos will be testing their trades and technology skills at the Annual SkillsBC Regional Competitions today at Okanagan College. It’s the 17th year the college has held the event, which takes place from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the Centre for Learning. The regional competition is one of 12 occurring around B.C., with gold medal recipients winning the right to represent their region at the Skills Canada BC provincial competition April 18 in Abbotsford. Students will be demonstrating their skills in a variety of trades and technology fields including electronics, automotive, welding and graphic design, along with use of CAD for both architectural and mechanical design. “These are highly complex and in-demand fields,” said Okanagan College SkillsBC regional coordinator Dianne Holm. “Providing young students with access to -these skills at an early age,

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Avant-garde couple make music from avant-garde poetry Jennifer Smith STAFF REPORTER

It takes a very distinct kind of mind to put out AroarA’s new record—or rather, two or three. Broken Social Scene’s Andrew Whiteman and his wife, Ariel Engle, created In The Pines off American poet Alice Notley’s acclaimed book by the same name, after tracking her down in Paris to let her know they wanted to make music from her work. “She’s a very prickly cool. Cool in every sense. She looked at me and said: ‘How are you going to do that?’” said Whiteman. Whiteman joined Broken Social Scene in 1999 and went on to Apostle of Hustle, working an inner circle portion of the music world to which not everyone is ad-

mitted. One can surmise from his own history, that there was some appeal to her vaguely affronted demeanour and the project unfolded from there. In The Pines is a somewhat esoteric work, drawing on lines of old folk songs Whiteman recognized from the Harry Smith Folk Anthology. Unlike his wife, Whiteman did not grow up in a musically connected world. Engle was best friends with Martha Wainwright, daughter of American folk singer Loudon Wainwritght and Canadian folk singer Kate McGarrigle and sister to Rufus Wainwright, and the pair are opening for her on this tour. Whiteman followed his childhood best friend into music and has clearly developed a real eye for art. In The Pines, the book,

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AROARA’S Andrew Whiteman and Ariel Engle open for Martha Wainwright March 8 at the Minstrel Cafe. lays out a tale of a woman who goes crazy and winds up going to the land of the dead. The song lines—a couple from Bob Dylan as

well—are not exactly obvious. Lyrics are paramount in this project, but both guitar players are clear-

ly concentrating on the music as well. As Whiteman himself puts it, it’s for people who like the shadow side of

folk and roots music and those who might enjoy the sound of primitive drums with interlocking guitar weaved over top. And it might be a one-of-a-kind endeavour for a while in their playbook. “The words matter so much for this tour and this album, we might ease up on the words for the next album,” he said, noting the pair are also still working on their sound together, meshing as an act. While compiling this album, which took about a year, they stayed in contact with the poet, keeping her in the loop with drafts; she warmed to the couple and their work. The result is an avantgarde take on an avantgarde work that follows a character through her spiritual and visionary experiences undergoing a cure for hepatitis C. Add in the cigar box

guitars and 404 sampler, used to trigger matrons and Black Sabbath bells, and the result is a product one really can’t find in another act out there. “I can pretty much say that because what we’re doing is really fresh, people respond really well,” said Whiteman. He has hopes of working with another poet, Ann Waldman, an active member of the Outrider experimental poetry community out of Boulder, Colorado; but he’s also interested in electronic and names Caribou, an interesting Canadian musician with a doctoral degree in mathematics, as another artist he aspires to collaborate with in the future. The pair, and Martha Wainwright, play the Minstrel Café tonight (March 8) at 8 p.m. jsmith@kelownacapnews.com

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Finally a Hendrix album worthy of his lasting legacy

JIMI HENDRIX: PEOPLE, HELL AND ANGELS (SONY LEGACY)

Two studio albums released to huge sales and wide critical acclaim— one live album in the can (a contractual obligation) and another studio album ready for release. That was Jimi Hendrix’ total legacy when he died of an unfortunate alcohol and sleeping pill mix up in September of 1970. Since then there has been literally hundreds of Hendrix bootleg albums released along with many, many more half baked,

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track (the other release had re-recorded session players) and the original Hey Gypsy Boy. The rest of this disc is a simple trio format with Billy Cox on bass and Buddy Miles on drums as Hendrix worked up an extensive batch of songs— the fine Earth Blues, for example, is take No.15 and is very different from the version released on Rainbow Bridge (1971). Hendrix revisits his chittlin’ circuit days on Let Me Move You while he plays a little breezy jazz rock on Easy Blues that gives an indication

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Martha Wainwright & AroarA March 8; Cecile Dookingue March 12; Devin Cuddy and Whitney Rose March 20; The Steadies March 21 at Minstrel Cafe. Mindil Beach Markets March 8 at Doc Willoughby’s Jess Reimer 7:30 pm March 12 at 2754 Cameron Rd., West Kelowna. Tickets $20 (all proceeds to artist) at ABC Hobby & Games or www.kelownafolkclub.ca Chorealis Vocal Ensemble 7:30 pm March 16 at Benvoulin Heritage Church. The Real McKenzies with East End Radicals, The Koffin Kats March 16 at Habitat. Maria in the Shower, presented by Kelowna Folk Club 8 pm March 22 at East Kelowna Community Hall. Tickets $25 from ABC Hobby & Games, or www.kelownafolkclub.ca. ANAGRAM jazz duo March 22 at Minstrel. Yukon Blonde April 11 at Flashbacks

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Loss of a new friend to cancer comes as a shock I was devastated and somewhat shocked at the sudden demise of my new friend Don Robichaud last week. Robichaud died very quickly after being diagnosed with a form of cancer—and the rapidness of his sudden departure left many reeling in disbelief. I met Robichaud less than six months ago (at a business mix and mingle) through business acquaintance and long-time friend Roy Collins. Roy saw the value in my connecting with Don, and indeed it was a quick friendship and sharing of thoughts soon after first

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Charlie Hodge sitting down to chat with Mr. Robichaud that night. Don and I reconnected again just a few days later, and following that session met and/or chatted a number of times soon after. Just a few weeks ago I finally sent him my bio and mug shot to use on his Floodlight Business Solutions Group website

as we agreed I would do some blog work for him. We were both looking forward to what might be. I’m very sorry we never got the chance to collaborate. More importantly, I am sad we never had more time to know each other. I am sorrowful for his family and friends who have truly lost a gem of a man. I sensed something was up when suddenly he did not return my calls. When we finally did reconnect he told me he was going through a battery of tests to determine just what he had and

where. When we talked of my own mortality due to emphysema, the discussion opened up quickly about priorities and concerns and I think it helped him somewhat. It was our last conversation. Don was put to rest last week in Ontario, with a service and celebration of his life to take place here in Kelowna in the spring or summer. You are already missed, my friend. ••• A celebration of a whole other sort is currently taking place in Rutland this weekend as

the Olympia Greek Taverna celebrates 40 years of business in Kelowna. Stop in and check out their amazing deals. Congratulations to brothers Mike and Chris Koutsantonis (and dad Steve) for so many years of quality service in our community. I can honestly say I sort of grew up with the Olympia—though some may accurately suggest I never really did grow up. I first began to hang out at the Olympia downtown, and along with a couple other buddies, wound up with an odd sort of part-time job there. Hard to believe as it may be, my job working for Mike’ father Steve involved bouncing. A couple of lead students from a local martial arts school I belonged to would show up every Friday night from 11 p.m. until 2 a.m. (or whenever the Olympia was open until) and make sure the late night party animals paid their bills. If I remember correct, we were paid for our services by eating all the pizza we could stuff in our stomachs. Thankfully, we all survived without major pizza-promoted injuries and today the Olympia Taverna is located in another time and place where such a scenario is not so necessary. Another long-time connection for moi and the good folks at Olympia

is that I had the pleasure of coaching young Mike in minor hockey a gazillion years ago. I was around 17 or 18 and Mike 11 or 12. As the new coach in the minor hockey peewee world in Kelowna that year, I was shocked to hear that the coaches were going to hold a ‘draft’ to pick the players. I thought the idea was absurd considering the players were not even in their teens and said so. I told the other coaches to pick their players and give me what was left. Which is what they did. Mike and I chuckled about those memories the other night, recalling how we lost the first 10 games or so in the season and were thumped pretty well in most of them. However, with only about nine or 10 players on our small roster, and few of them very skilled, we soon learned our own early version of the trap. We had to have a plan to compensate for the fact we couldn’t skate well as a team. By the end of the season, we had turned things around and actually won the league title. The boys were even more thrilled than I was. Which only proves that Mike and the Olympia have always been winners. ••• My pet peeve for the month: I’m choked about

having to pay for air—for my tires. Bad enough I will soon have to pay for air in order to stay alive in the near future, but to have to pay for it in order to simply slightly inflate my car tires seems just a tad skewed. To put it more bluntly as a customer, it really pisses me off. For years now I have gone to Husky near my home for gas. A few months ago I noted they were now charging a loonie for air. I thought that was insane, however, also foolishly I thought I would be able to get air if I bought gas. This week, I limped my vehicle into the local Husky for gas and air in one tire only to be informed that it did not matter how much I spent on fuel—they still wanted a dollar for air. Who came up with this silliness? What dolt actually decided such a ridiculous cost cutting measure was logical, let alone a solid public relations move guaranteed to endear Husky to hearts of millions. No matter how you cut it, it’s simply a stupid money grab. To justify that action by suggesting a competitor gas station is doing the same is even more senseless. With all respect the great staff at the local Husky stations, your head office just lost a lifelong customer.

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▼ INTERNATIONAL CHILDREN’S GAMES

Kelowna’s bantam tier 1 only non-European team in tourney

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KELOWNA bantam tier 1 assistant captain Shawn Guison (right) poses with a player from Team Ufa after the medal ceremony at the International Children’s Games. Kevin Parnell STAFF REPORTER

At a time when many minor hockey rep teams are in the middle of playoffs, Kelowna’s bantam tier 1 hockey team is done for the season, having lost

out to Kamloops in the playoffs. But that likely doesn’t matter much to the team, which is just back from a hectic trip to Ufa, Russia where it participated in the International Children’s Games hockey tournament as the only

non-European club. The journey, which included a stop in Frankfurt, Germany and culminated with the team putting up a 5-and-1 record at the games, may have come at the expense of a chance at the provincials. But head

coach Tom Watters says it was well worth it. “I think it was definitely a distraction for us during playoffs,” said Watters this week. “Kamloops beat us in three games and they are now going to provincials. If I had a

choice and if you asked the kids I think they would say they would rather go to Russia than to provincials. It was such a good trip for them. They were treated unbelievably well at the games and by the Russian people.”

Kelowna’s top bantam club suffered only one loss in the round robin event as it lost to the host team from Ufa, Russia, a powerhouse club that went undefeated. The Jr. Rockets allowed just two goals in its five other games, earning wins over Switzerland, Belarus, Ukraine, Latvia and Austria. But more than the action on the ice was the experience for the group of 13 and 14-year-old Kelowna Minor Hockey players. “We went for more than just hockey,” said Watters. “The cultural experience was just huge. The kids saw a whole other way of life. I think they appreciate what they have here even more after they saw the living conditions in Ufa.” It was the second time Watters had coached a team in the children’s games as his club also played host when Kelowna was the host city of the games in Jan. 2011. He said traveling all the way to Russia made this experience even more exceptional. And he says he would have no qualms about taking his team to a tournament like the Children’s games as opposed to staying home to focus on provincials. “I would do it again

in a heartbeat,” he said. “On an organizational level I think both Kelowna and Ufa did a good job. I just think we were able to experience more of the game’s atmosphere by living in the dormitory, eating the meals with all the other teams and the other sports and being able to let the kids talk to other kids from other parts of the world.” As the lone team from Canada and the only non-European team in the hockey tournament, the Kelowna bantam players were very popular in Ufa, as crowds cheered loudly for them during their games. Everywhere they went they were recognized. “It was a great trip for these kids,” said Watters. “They were treated like pro players over there. It was unbelievable. We had police escorts for our bus, the kids were swarmed by Russian fans no matter where they went. They were probably the most popular team in the games.” The Kelowna bantam hockey team made up the biggest portion of the Kelowna contingent but they weren’t the only athletes to participate. Kelowna figure skaters Rosalyn Carr and Julianne Delaurier competed in the figure skating competition.

B.C. title on line as Rockets battle Blazers this weekend Warren Henderson STAFF REPORTER

The math is pretty straightforward: Three wins in their last five games and the Kelowna Rockets will be the B.C. Division champs for the second time in three years. The Rockets can take a big step in that direction this weekend with at least

a split against the rival Kamloops Blazers. The teams face off Friday at the Interior Savings Centre, before meeting again Saturday night at Prospera Place. Kelowna (47-16-31) leads the Blazers (4518-2-3) by three points for the division lead and second overall in the Western Conference, with

the Rockets holding one game in hand. The Blazers have won the last four meetings between the teams. “It’s a big weekend for a lot of reasons and we have to play accordingly,” said Rockets head coach Ryan Huska. “It’s an opportunity for us to do something special and win the division, but

we also may have to go through Kamloops again in the playoffs, so we need to show we can compete and play well.” The Rockets are coming off a 4-3 shootout win over Victoria Wednesday, a game in which Huska thought his team played tentative and, at times, appeared to be afraid to make mistakes.

With the playoffs just around the corner, Huska said those tendencies need to be eliminated. “Sometimes when you want something so badly (division title) you don’t play the way you should,” said Huska. “We have to handle the situation better than we have been. The game is meant to be fun and the guys

need to get back to playing that way.” The Rockets expect the return of forward Myles Bell to the lineup this weekend. Bell missed Wednesday’s game against Victoria with a lower body injury. JT Barnett remains day-to-day with an upper-body injury. The Rockets will

wrap up the regular season with three games in three nights next weekend, beginning with the Prince George Cougars Thursday night at Prospera Place. Kelowna will then play a home-and-home set against the Giants— Friday, March 15 in Vancouver and the following night in Kelowna.

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SPORTS ▼ CHEERLEADING

Okanagan winning cheers Kelowna cheerleading programs saw big results at the first ever Mardi Parti Cheerleading Extravaganza hosted last weekend at the Richmond Olympic Oval. Over 1,200 athletes from around B.C. came out to compete and celebrate Mardi Gras style in front of hundreds of screaming fans. Routines included jumps, tumbling/ gymnastics, lifts and tosses, cheers and dance.

Rutland Secondary School’s co-ed program took first place in the coed cheer division bringing home a photo trophy and banner for the school and were ranked in the top three for the School Grand Champion awards. Rutland Senior Secondary’s All-Girl team took 5th in their division. The all-girl team is made up almost entirely of individuals new to the sport this year.

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Rutland Middle School took second in division B. Okanagan Firestorm Cheerleading, the Okanagan’s first and only competitive all-star cheerleading program, also took the floor in their second competition ever. Okanagan Firestorm started its first practises last fall and includes teams for athletes age 4 to 18. Athletes on Okanagan Firestorm’s Junior Blaze (athletes ages 12 to 14) and Senior Inferno (athletes ages 12 to 18) teams come from all-over the city of Kelowna and have numerous levels of experience from athletes who have never cheered up until a few months ago, to athletes who have competed internationally with programs from other cities. Okanagan Firestorm Junior Blaze were first in the Large Junior 2 category and Okanagan Firestorm Senior Inferno had their best run ever and hit the floor hard to earn second place in the Large

Senior 2 category. In the individual athlete categories, Rutland Middle School’s Britney Evans took second for her very first Junior Individual, and Rutland Senior Secondary’s Maddi Arnold took home first of four Senior Individuals, her second straight division win this season. All of the teams are now going to be digging in at practice and holding nothing back as they all prepare to head to the Sea to Sky International Cheerleading Championships April 5 to 7th in Vancouver. At this competition more than 5,000 athletes ages 4 to 30-plus from around western North America will converge on downtown Vancouver to earn international titles and bids for both the Summit All-Levels Championship in Memphis and the USASF Cheerleading Worlds at Disney World Florida next month. This competition will be Okanagan Firestorm Cheerleading’s debut on a national/international level stage.

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OKANAGAN FIRESTORM Senior Inferno Flyers Hunter Geiger (Front) and Emaree Handley (back left) hit new heights with the help of their teammates at a cheerleading event in Richmond last weekend.

Warriors named to all-star teams 2013 BC/YT SECTION SUPER SERIES STARSKATE FINAL

Four West Kelowna Warriors were named BCHL all stars as the club headed out on its final road trip and games of the BCHL regular season. Seb Lloyd and Marcus Basara were named to the first team, and Tyler Briggs and Josh Monk were named to the second

team. Basara led the Warriors in scoring this season with 66 points on the season, good for seventh in league scoring. But he credited his teammates for much of his success. “Having such a good group of guys is a big part

of it,” he said. “We have a group of guys that are willing to battle for each other every night. That’s what I’m most excited about.” The Warriors conclude the regular season this weekend with road games in Victoria, Cowichan Valley, and Nanaimo.

The Warriors trail Merritt for just a single point in the race for second place and home ice advantage in the first round of the BCHL playoffs. The Centennials have just two games remaining as they will host Salmon Arm before playing in Vernon.

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If the first two games are a sign of things to come, there won’t be much to choose the rest of the way between the

Kelowna Chiefs and Osoyoos Coyotes in their KIJHL second-round playoff series. The teams will square

off Friday night at Rutland Arena in Game 3 of the Okanagan Division final. Game time is 7 p.m. Each of the first two

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games have been decided by a single goal. On Tuesday in Kelowna, Nick Josephs scored in overtime to lead the Chiefs to a 4-3 win. Dylan Jamieson, Scott Renner, and Brady Mende also scored in the win. The Coyotes rebounded on Wednesday night in Osoyoos with a 2-1 win. Josephs had the lone marker for Kelowna. Game 4 of the series is set for Saturday in Osoyoos, with Game 5 to be played Monday in Kelowna. Order a reprint of a Capital News photo at our website: kelownacapnews.com

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Ok Rockets host Hawks in playoffs Tae Kwon Do champs here April The Okanagan Rockets kick off the B.C. Major Midget League playoffs at home this weekend, hosting the Valley West Hawks in a best of three playoff series and looking for its first playoff series victory since 2006-07. The Rockets and Hawks play Friday and Saturday nights at 7 p.m. at Royal LePage Place in West Kelowna and Sunday morning (10 a.m.) if necessary. The Rockets took

three out of four games from the Hawks this season and outscored them 22-12 in the process, winning the last two games the teams played in Kelowna with wins of 7-0 and 7-3. The Rockets finished the regular season with a 26-8-3 record, finishing in third place in the BCMML standings. After some mid-season struggles, manager David Michaud says the team is playing well head-

ing into the playoffs. “I think we have put that behind us and have been able to re-focus down the stretch,” he said. “The players are excited. This is the time of the year that all the hard work pays off. As a group we are ready to roll and take a run at this.” The first place Northwest Giants and the second place Cariboo Cougars both receive a first round bye in the playoffs. The Vancouver NE

Chiefs and Greater Vancouver Canadians are meeting in the other first round series. The Rockets regular season was the team’s second best regular season ever with 58 points. Only the 2006-07 team fared better with a record of 27-8-5, a single point higher than this year’s group. Admission to the Rockets and Chiefs games at RLP is free.

Convincing wins for Toshido It was another dominant performance by Kelowna’s Toshido MMA late last month at Battlefield Fight League 21 held at the Penticton Convention Centre as both Toshido MMA fighters walked away with convincing wins. Kevin Kellerman, at age 17, made the most out of his mixed martial arts debut. The fight quickly made its way to the ground, where Kellerman’s superior Jiu-Jitsu technique forced his opponent, Colin Butts, to submit by way of Triangle Choke at the 1:21 mark of Round 2. After a lengthy layoff, Team Toshido’s Jake Macdonald, came back

with a vengeance increasing his professional record to a perfect 3-0. Despite having to move up from his natural weight class at 155 pounds to fight his opponent John Dubois at 185 lbs, Macdonald punished Dubois with knees stopping the durable fighter by way of TKO just 21 seconds into Round 2. “This was another fantastic night for Team Toshido” stated head coach David Lea. “The success we are having inside the cage just makes our team work harder.” This was just the start of a busy month for Team Toshido. Team Toshido member and Ultimate Fighter TV star, Michael Hill is fighting in Calgary

Heritage Christian Saints played a strong defensive game in the first round defeating Anne McClymont 49-20. They met KLO#1 team in the semi in a closely contested game. KLO took a one point lead at the half, but the Saints were able to rally in the second half and pull out a 50-42 victory. The Saints were led into the final by tournament MVP Sam Bell as well as team high scorers, guard Ben Robideau and forward Logan Lalonde. The championship game saw the lead swing back and forth between both teams as Chute Lake took a 22-20 lead over HCS at the end of first half. As they did in the semi, the second half saw the Sharks take control and finish with a 47-34 victory. Marc Imrich, Jesse Benneke, Will Oxtoby and Keaton Meier were instrumental in leading a well-balanced Chute Lake team who ended the season as Grade 7 Boys

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ted to send players to this prestigious event as international guests. The Canadian Open is a precursor to the World TKD Championships July 13 to 15 in England. Also attending the championship in Kelowna will be one of the most senior Grand Masters in the world, C.K. Choi. He holds the rank of 9th degree, the highest black belt rank possible in TKD. Local content will include Kelowna’s Jonathan Advertisement

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NOTICE OF DISPOSITION Notice of Disposition of Real Property Interests Being Disposed of by City of Kelowna to FortisBC Inc. The City of Kelowna hereby gives notice of its intention that the following City of Kelowna interests in land, as described here and below, are to be transferred to and acquired by FortisBC Inc., as part of the sale by the City of Kelowna of all its electrical utility assets, under a Purchase Agreement between the City of Kelowna and FortisBC Inc. The sale and acquisition of these interests is subject to the City of Kelowna and FortisBC proceeding with the closing under that Purchase Agreement. The Purchase Agreement includes the sale of real property interests forming part of the electrical utility, all as included in the overall sales price of $55 million to be paid to the City of Kelowna for its electrical utility assets. The City of Kelowna disposition to FortisBC Inc. under that Purchase Agreement will include transfer of title to the following two parcels of freehold land, including improvements, and transfer of all of the City of Kelowna’s following statutory right of way charges. The statutory right of way charges to be transferred to FortisBC Inc., allow for electrical utility works only, together with related access to the works within the affected parcels of land containing that charge. The statutory rights of way already exist and are charges against the titled lands, as described below. (All the City’s electrical utility assets in these statutory rights of way are also included as part of the Purchase Agreement).

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1000 Richter Street (Power pole stg.)

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Part 2: Nature of Interest: Statutory Right of Way (“SRW”) charges to be transferred to FortisBC Inc.: (Note: “CP” means “Common Property” of the referenced strata plans). CIVIC ADDRESS

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PID 027-788-121 STRATA LOT 25 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

307-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-130 STRATA LOT 26 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

308-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-148 STRATA LOT 27 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

401-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-156 STRATA LOT 28 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

402-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-164 STRATA LOT 29 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

403-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-172 STRATA LOT 30 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

404-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-181 STRATA LOT 31 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

405-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-199 STRATA LOT 32 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

406-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-202 STRATA LOT 33 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

407-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-211 STRATA LOT 34 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

408-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-229 STRATA LOT 35 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

409-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-237 STRATA LOT 36 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

3000 – 3002 PANDOSY

LB412871

PID 028-216-270 LOT A DISTRICT LOT 14 AND SECTION 13 TOWNSHIP 25 ODYD PLAN KAP 90796 EXCEPT AIR SPACE PLAN EPP17953

LB412871

PID 028-902-009 AIR SPACE PARCEL A SECTION 13 TWP 25 AND DL 14 ODYD AIR SPACE PLAN EPP17953

436 CEDAR

LB441327

CP KAS3871

434 CEDAR

LB441327

PID 028-590-741 STRATA LOT 1 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3871

201-436 CEDAR

LB441327

PID 028-590-759 STRATA LOT 2 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3871

202-436 CEDAR

LB441327

PID 028-590-767 STRATA LOT 3 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3871

301-436 CEDAR

LB441327

PID 028-590-775 STRATA LOT 4 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3871

302-436 CEDAR

LB441327

PID 028-590-783 STRATA LOT 5 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3871

303-436 CEDAR

LB441327

PID 028-590-791 STRATA LOT 6 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3871

304-436 CEDAR

LB441327

PID 028-590-805 STRATA LOT 7 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3871

401-436 CEDAR

LB441327

PID 028-590-813 STRATA LOT 8 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3871

402-436 CEDAR

LB441327

PID 028-590-821 STRATA LOT 9 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3871

2691 GORE

LB412417

CP EPS150

2689 GORE

LB412417

PID 028-435-150 STRATA LOT 1 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN EPS150

104-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-787-915 STRATA LOT 4 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

105-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-787-923 STRATA LOT 5 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

106-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-787-931 STRATA LOT 6 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

107-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-787-940 STRATA LOT 7 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

108-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-787-958 STRATA LOT 8 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

109-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-787-966 STRATA LOT 9 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

110-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-787-974 STRATA LOT 10 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

111-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-787-982 STRATA LOT 11 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

201-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-787-991 STRATA LOT 12 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

202-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-008 STRATA LOT 13 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

203-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-016 STRATA LOT 14 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

2691 GORE

LB412417

204-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-024 STRATA LOT 15 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

PID 028-435-168 STRATA LOT 2 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN EPS150

2693 GORE

LB412417

205-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-032 STRATA LOT 16 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

PID 028-435-176 STRATA LOT 3 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN EPS150

480 OSPREY

LB412417

206-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-041 STRATA LOT 17 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

PID 028-435-184 STRATA LOT 4 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN EPS150

202 – 484 OSPREY

LB412417

207-457 WEST AVE

LB272187

PID 027-788-059 STRATA LOT 18 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3606

PID 028-435-192 STRATA LOT 5 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN EPS150

202 – 484 OSPREY

LB412417

PID 028-435-206 STRATA LOT 6 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN EPS150

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CIVIC ADDRESS

LB412417

PID 028-435-214 STRATA LOT 7 DL 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN EPS150

1745 CHAPMAN

LB501047

PID 028-791-649 LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD PLAN KAP92715

2268 PANDOSY

CA2396492

PID 028-857-232 LOT A DISTRICT LOT 14 OSOYOOS DIVISION YALE DISTRICT PLAN EPP18664

1775 CHAPMAN

LB501047

PID 028-791-657 LOT 3 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD PLAN KAP92715

2268 PANDOSY

LB356411 LB352378

PID 028-857-232 LOT A DISTRICT LOT 14 OSOYOOS DIVISION YALE DISTRICT PLAN EPP18664

1770 RICHTER

LB501047

PID 028-791-665 LOT 4 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD PLAN KAP92715

555 BUCKLAND

LB501047

LB356411

PID 028-465-911

PID 028-791-673 LOT 5 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD PLAN KAP92715

LB352378

AIR SPACE PARCEL A DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD AIR SPACE PLAN KAP91784

550 ROWCLIFFE

LB501047

PID 028-791-801 LOT 6 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD PLAN KAP92715

KM50116

PID 023-956-631 LOT A DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD PLAN KAP60581 EXCEPT 67528

1850 RICHTER

LB501047

PID 028-791-819 LOT 7 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD PLAN KAP92715

797 LEON AVE

X196775

CP KAS960

102 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-514-711 STRATA LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

CIVIC ADDRESS

SRW CHARGE NUMBER(S) OF SRW BEING TRANSFERRED

201 – 484 OSPREY

2251 ABBOTT

2268 PANDOSY

SRW CHARGE NUMBER(S) OF SRW BEING TRANSFERRED

LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Affected Parcel of Land Containing that SRW Charge

KM50116

PID 028-857-232 LOT A DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD PLAN EPP18664

KM50116

PID 028-465-911 AIR SPACE PARCEL A DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD AIR SPACE PLAN KAP91784

101 - 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-514-720 STRATA LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

835 GRENFELL

D34358 D34358

CP EPS216 CP KAS 2517

103 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

805 GRENFELL

D34358

PID 003-931-137 LOT 10 DISTRICT LOT 136 ODYD PLAN 9138

PID 017-514-738 STRATA LOT 3 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

105 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

817 GRENFELL

D34358

PID 009-736-298 LOT 11 DISTRICT LOT 136 ODYD PLAN 9138

PID 017-514-746 STRATA LOT 4 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

825 GRENFELL

D34358

PID 008-072-621 LOT 12 DISTRICT LOT 136 ODYD PLAN 9138

106 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

841 GRENFELL

D34358

PID 009-736-387 LOT 14 DISTRICT LOT 136 ODYD PLAN 9138

PID 017-514-754 STRATA LOT 5 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

104 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

851 GRENFELL

D34358

PID 003-263-410 LOT 15 DISTRICT LOT 136 ODYD PLAN 9138

PID 017-514-762 STRATA LOT 6 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

857 GRENFELL

D34358

PID 009-736-425 LOT 16 DISTRICT LOT 136 ODYD PLAN 9138

202 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

867 GRENFELL

D34358

PID 009-736-441 LOT 17 DISTRICT LOT 136 ODYD PLAN 9138

PID 017-514-771 STRATA LOT 7 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

201 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

570 LEVITT

KW174544

CP KAS2765

570 LEVITT

KW174544

PID 026-200-813 STRATA LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD KAS2765

PID 017-514-789 STRATA LOT 8 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

203 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

579 ELLIOT

KW174544

PID 026-200-821 STRATA LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD KAS2765

PID 017-514-797 STRATA LOT 9 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

2124 PANDOSY

KW162558

CP KAS3144

205 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

5 – 2124 PANDOSY

KW162558

PID 026-923-181 STRATA LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD KAS3144

PID 017-514-801 STRATA LOT 10 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD

207 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

209 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

208 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-514-835 STRATA LOT 13 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

206 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-514-843 STRATA LOT 14 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

204 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-514-851 STRATA LOT 15 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

302 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-514-860 STRATA LOT 16 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

301 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-514-878 STRATA LOT 17 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

303 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-514-886 STRATA LOT 18 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

308 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-514-924 STRATA LOT 22 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960 PID 017-514-932 STRATA LOT 23 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960 PID 017-514-941 STRATA LOT 24 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960 PID 017-514-967 STRATA LOT 26 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

STRATA PLAN KAS960

2 – 2124 PANDOSY

KW162558

PID 026-923-190 STRATA LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD KAS3144

1 – 2124 PANDOSY

KW162558

PID 026-923-203 STRATA LOT 3 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD KAS3144

4 – 2124 PANDOSY

KW162558

PID 026-923-211 STRATA LOT 4 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD KAS3144

3 – 2124 PANDOSY

KW162558

PID 026-923-220 STRATA LOT 5 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD KAS3144

865 GLENWOOD

92449E

PID 003-997-936 LOT A SECTION 19 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 30334

2180 ETHEL

92449E

PID 003-997-952 LOT B SECTION 26 TOWNSHIP 26 DISTRICT LOT 136 ODYD PLAN 30334

580 LEVITT

KW174545

CP KAS2795

589 ELLIOT

KW174545

PID 026-247-488 STRATA LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2795

580 LEVITT

KW174545

PID 026-247-496 STRATA LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2795

1737 PANDOSY

LB488022

CP EPS898

1 – 1737 PANDOSY

LB488022

PID 028-892-992 STRATA LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD EPS898

2 – 1737 PANDOSY

LB488022

PID 028-893-000 STRATA LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD EPS898

3 – 1737 PANDOSY

LB488022

PID 028-893-018 STRATA LOT 3 DISTRICT LOT 14 ODYD EPS898

306 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

1737 PANDOSY

LB488022

PID 028-815-106 LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD PLAN EPP18304 EXCEPT STRATA PLAN EPS898 PHASE 1

304 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

1800 RICHTER

LB501047

PID 028-871-570 LOT A DISTRICT LOTS 14 AND 139 ODYD PLAN EPP18764

401 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

653 HARVEY AVE

LB501047

PID 028-791-631 LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD PLAN KAP92715

405 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-514-819 STRATA LOT 11 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960 PID 017-514-827 STRATA LOT 12 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

PID 017-514-983 STRATA LOT 28 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

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LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Affected Parcel of Land Containing that SRW Charge

SRW CHARGE NUMBER(S) OF SRW BEING TRANSFERRED

407 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-514-991 STRATA LOT 29 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

601 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-717 STRATA LOT 25 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

406 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-515-025 STRATA LOT 32 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

602 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-725 STRATA LOT 26 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

404 – 797 LEON AVE

X196775

PID 017-515-033 STRATA LOT 33 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS960

603 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-733 STRATA LOT 27 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1385-1399 ELLIS ST

LB348501

CP KAS3731

604 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

1385 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-474 STRATA LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-741 STRATA LOT 28 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

605 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

1389 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-482 STRATA LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-750 STRATA LOT 29 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

606 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

1391 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-491 STRATA LOT 3 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-768 STRATA LOT 30 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

607 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

1393 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-504 STRATA LOT 4 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-776 STRATA LOT 31 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

608 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

1399 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-512 STRATA LOT 5 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-784 STRATA LOT 32 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

701 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

504 DOYLE AVE

LB348501

PID 028-077-521 STRATA LOT 6 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-792 STRATA LOT 33 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

702 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

506 DOYLE AVE

LB348501

PID 028-077-539 STRATA LOT 7 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-806 STRATA LOT 34 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

703 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

508 DOYLE AVE

LB348501

PID 028-077-547 STRATA LOT 8 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-814 STRATA LOT 35 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

704 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

401 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-555 STRATA LOT 9 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-822 STRATA LOT 36 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

705 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

402 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-563 STRATA LOT 10 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-831 STRATA LOT 37 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

706 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

403 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-571 STRATA LOT 11 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-849 STRATA LOT 38 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

801 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

404 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-580 STRATA LOT 12 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-857 STRATA LOT 39 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

802 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

405 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-598 STRATA LOT 13 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-865 STRATA LOT 40 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

803 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

406 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-601 STRATA LOT 14 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-873 STRATA LOT 41 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

804 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

407 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-610 STRATA LOT 15 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-881 STRATA LOT 42 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

901 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

408 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-628 STRATA LOT 16 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-890 STRATA LOT 43 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

902 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

409 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-636 STRATA LOT 17 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-903 STRATA LOT 44 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

903 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

502 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-644 STRATA LOT 18 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-911 STRATA LOT 45 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

904 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

503 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-652 STRATA LOT 19 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-920 STRATA LOT 46 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1001 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

504 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-661 STRATA LOT 20 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-938 STRATA LOT 47 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1002 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

505 – 1395 ELLIS ST LB348501

PID 028-077-679 STRATA LOT 21 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-946 STRATA LOT 48 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1003 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

506 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-687 STRATA LOT 22 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-954 STRATA LOT 49 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1004 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

507 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-695 STRATA LOT 23 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

PID 028-077-962 STRATA LOT 50 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1101 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-971 STRATA LOT 51 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

508 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Affected Parcel of Land Containing that SRW Charge

CIVIC ADDRESS

PID 028-077-709 STRATA LOT 24 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

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LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Affected Parcel of Land Containing that SRW Charge

1102 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-989 STRATA LOT 52 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1103 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-077-997 STRATA LOT 53 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1104 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-078-004 STRATA LOT 54 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1201 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-078-012 STRATA LOT 55 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1202 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-078-021 STRATA LOT 56 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1203 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-078-039 STRATA LOT 57 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1301 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-078-047 STRATA LOT 58 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1302 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-078-055 STRATA LOT 59 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1401 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-078-063 STRATA LOT 60 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1402 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-078-071 STRATA LOT 61 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1501 – 1395 ELLIS ST

LB348501

PID 028-078-080 STRATA LOT 62 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3731

1447-1449 ELLIS

LB413956

CP KAS3829

101 - 1447 ELLIS

LB413956

PID 028-351-177 STRATA LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3829

102 – 1447 ELLIS

LB413956

PID 028-351-185 STRATA LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3829

201 – 1447 ELLIS

LB413956

PID 028-351-193 STRATA LOT 3 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3829

202 – 1447 ELLIS

LB413956

PID 028-351-207 STRATA LOT 4 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3829

203 – 1447 ELLIS

LB413956

PID 028-351-215 STRATA LOT 5 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3829

204 – 1447 ELLIS

LB413956

PID 028-351-223 STRATA LOT 6 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3829

301 – 1447 ELLIS

LB413956

PID 028-351-231 STRATA LOT 7 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3829

302 – 1447 ELLIS

LB413956

PID 028-351-240 STRATA LOT 8 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3829

303 – 1447 ELLIS

LB413956

304 – 1447 ELLIS

LB413956

401- 1447 ELLIS

LB413956

1810 GORDON DRIVE

CA2644475

1810-1824 GORDON 1510 KELGLEN

CA2644475 CA2644477 T56267

1537 LAWN (FIRST SRW)

T56267

PID 028-351-258 STRATA LOT 9 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3829 PID 028-351-266 STRATA LOT 10 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3829 PID 028-351-274 STRATA LOT 11 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3829 PID 028-874-315 LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD PLAN EPP19088 PID 028-874-323 LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 138 ODYD PLAN EPP19088 PID 001-555-987 LOT A SECTION 20 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 35405 PID 008-199-612 LOT 4 SECTION 20 ODYD PLAN 38503

1507 ALTA VISTA

T56267

PID 008-199-655 LOT 7 SECTION 20 ODYD PLAN 38503

1487 ALTA VISTA

T56267

PID 008-199-698 LOT 9 SECTION 20 ODYD PLAN 38503

1477 ALTA VISTA

T56267

PID 008-199-710 LOT 10 SECTION 20 ODYD PLAN 38503

CIVIC ADDRESS

SRW CHARGE NUMBER(S) OF SRW BEING TRANSFERRED

LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Affected Parcel of Land Containing that SRW Charge

1537 LAWN (2ND SRW)

V55871

PID 008-199-612 LOT 4 SECTION 20 ODYD PLAN 38503

1507 ALTA VISTA

V55871

PID 008-199-655 LOT 7 SECTION 20 ODYD PLAN 38503

1487 ALTA VISTA

V55871

PID 008-199-698 LOT 9 SECTION 20 ODYD PLAN 38503

1477 ALTA VISTA

V55871

PID 008-199-710 LOT 10 SECTION 20 ODYD PLAN 38503

Near 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

CP KAS2739

104 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-471 STRATA LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

201 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-498 STRATA LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

206 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-501 STRATA LOT 3 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

205 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-510 STRATA LOT 4 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

203 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-528 STRATA LOT 5 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

204 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-536 STRATA LOT 6 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

301 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-544 STRATA LOT 7 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

306 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-552 STRATA LOT 8 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

302 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-561 STRATA LOT 9 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

305 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-579 STRATA LOT 10 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

303 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-587 STRATA LOT 11 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

304 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-595 STRATA LOT 12 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

401 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-609 STRATA LOT 13 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

406 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-617 STRATA LOT 14 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

402 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-625 STRATA LOT 15 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

405 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-633 STRATA LOT 16 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

403 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-641 STRATA LOT 17 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

404 - 1125 BERNARD AVE KW96801

PID 026-154-650 STRATA LOT 18 DISTRICT LOT 137 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS2739

1315 – 1339 ST. PAUL

KX124470

CP KAS3011

1339 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-063 STRATA LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

1333 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-071 STRATA LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

1321 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-080 STRATA LOT 3 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

1315 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-098 STRATA LOT 4 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

101 - 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-101 STRATA LOT 5 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

102 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-110 STRATA LOT 6 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

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LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Affected Parcel of Land Containing that SRW Charge

SRW CHARGE NUMBER(S) OF SRW BEING TRANSFERRED

103 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-128 STRATA LOT 7 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

305 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-403 STRATA LOT 35 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

104 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-136 STRATA LOT 8 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

306 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-411 STRATA LOT 36 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

105 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-144 STRATA LOT 9 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

307 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-420 STRATA LOT 37 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

106 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-152 STRATA LOT 10 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

308 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-438 STRATA LOT 38 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

107 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-161 STRATA LOT 11 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

309 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-446 STRATA LOT 39 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

108 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-179 STRATA LOT 12 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

310 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-454 STRATA LOT 40 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

109 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-187 STRATA LOT 13 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

311 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-462 STRATA LOT 41 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

110 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-195 STRATA LOT 14 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

312 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-471 STRATA LOT 42 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

111 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-209 STRATA LOT 15 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

313 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-489 STRATA LOT 43 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

112 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-217 STRATA LOT 16 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

401 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-497 STRATA LOT 44 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

113 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-225 STRATA LOT 17 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

402 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-501 STRATA LOT 45 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

201 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-233 STRATA LOT 18 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

403 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-519 STRATA LOT 46 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

202 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-241 STRATA LOT 19 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

404 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-527 STRATA LOT 47 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

203 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-250 STRATA LOT 20 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

405 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-535 STRATA LOT 48 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

204 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-268 STRATA LOT 21 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

406 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-543 STRATA LOT 49 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

205 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

407 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

206 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-551 STRATA LOT 50 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

408 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

207 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-560 STRATA LOT 51 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

409 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

208 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-578 STRATA LOT 52 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

410 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

209 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-586 STRATA LOT 53 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

411 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

210 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-276 STRATA LOT 22 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011 PID 026-661-284 STRATA LOT 23 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011 PID 026-661-292 STRATA LOT 24 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011 PID 026-661-306 STRATA LOT 25 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011 PID 026-661-314 STRATA LOT 26 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011 PID 026-661-322 STRATA LOT 27 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011 PID 026-661-331 STRATA LOT 28 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011 PID 026-661-349 STRATA LOT 29 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011 PID 026-661-357 STRATA LOT 30 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011 PID 026-661-365 STRATA LOT 31 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011 PID 026-661-373 STRATA LOT 32 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

PID 026-661-594 STRATA LOT 54 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

412 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-608 STRATA LOT 55 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

413 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-616 STRATA LOT 56 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

100 – 1357 ELLIS ST

LB239921

PID 027-881-962 STRATA LOT 15 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3275

101 - 1357 ELLIS ST

LB239921

PID 027-881-971 STRATA LOT 16 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3275

102- 1357 ELLIS ST

LB239921

PID 027-881-989 STRATA LOT 17 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3275

203 - 1353 ELLIS ST

LB239921

PID 027-881-997 STRATA LOT 18 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3275

204 - 1353 ELLIS ST

LB239921

PID 027-882-004 STRATA LOT 19 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3275

211 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST 212 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST 213 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470 KX124470 KX124470

LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Affected Parcel of Land Containing that SRW Charge

CIVIC ADDRESS

301 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

302 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

303 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-381 STRATA LOT 33 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

304 – 1327 ST. PAUL ST

KX124470

PID 026-661-390 STRATA LOT 34 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3011

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LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Affected Parcel of Land Containing that SRW Charge

SRW CHARGE NUMBER(S) OF SRW BEING TRANSFERRED

204 - 1353 ELLIS ST

LB239921

PID 027-882-012 STRATA LOT 20 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3275

1103 GLENVIEW

LB395865

PID 028-275-608 STRATA LOT 20 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

206 - 1353 ELLIS ST

LB239921

PID 027-882-021 STRATA LOT 21 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3275

1111 GLENVIEW

LB395865

PID 028-275-616 STRATA LOT 21 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

304 - 1353 ELLIS ST

LB239921

PID 027-882-039 STRATA LOT 22 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3275

1119 GLENVIEW CRT

LB395865

PID 028-275-624 STRATA LOTS 22 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 30 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

425 BAY

KW120471

PID 025-012-592 LOT 1 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD PLAN KAP68693

1116 LAMBERT LANE

LB395865

437 BAY

KW120471

PID 025-013-343 LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD PLAN KAP68693

PID 028-275-632 STRATA LOT 23 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1112 LAMBERT LANE

LB395865

437 BAY

KW120471

PID 025-013-343 LOT 2 DISTRICT LOT 139 ODYD PLAN KAP68693

PID 028-275-641 STRATA LOT 24 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1030-1040 WEDDELL

KT19906

PID 026-272-857 LOT 2 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP77986

1108 LAMBERT LANE

LB395865

PID 028-275-659 STRATA LOT 25 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1015 CROWLEY

KT19906

PID 025-020-331 LOT B SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP68918

1104 LAMBERT LANE

LB395865

PID 028-275-667 STRATA LOT 26 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1095 ETHEL AVE

LB480018

PID 010-322-973 LOT 1 BLOCK 5 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 5452

1120 LAMBERT LANE

LB395865

PID 028-275-675 STRATA LOT 27 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

NO CIVIC FOUND

LB480018

PID 010-322-981 LOT 2 BLOCK 5 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 5452

1130 LAMBERT LANE

LB395865

PID 028-275-683 STRATA LOT 28 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 30 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1358 GLENVIEW

LB395865

CP KAS3808

1138 LAMBERT LANE

LB395865

1203 GLENVIEW

LB395865

PID 028-275-411 STRATA LOT 1 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

PID 028-275-691 STRATA LOT 29 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 30 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1146 LAMBERT

LB395865

PID 028-275-420 STRATA LOT 2 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

PID 028-275-705 STRATA LOT 30 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1154 LAMBERT

LB395865

PID 028-275-438 STRATA LOT 3 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 30 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

PID 028-275-713 STRATA LOT 31 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1162 LAMBERT LANE

LB395865

PID 028-275-721 STRATA LOT 32 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 30 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1170 LAMBERT

LB395865

PID 028-275-730 STRATA LOT 33 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1178 LAMBERT

LB395865

PID 028-275-748 STRATA LOT 34 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1305 GLENVIEW

LA121372

CP KAS3510

1305 GLENVIEW AVE

LA121372

PID 027-600-505 STRATA LOT 1 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3510

1243 CERISE DR

LA121372

PID 027-600-513 STRATA LOT 2 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3510

1323 GLENVIEW

LA121372

PID 026-813-670 LOT 2 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP81798

1377 GLENVIEW AVE

LA121372

PID 026-813-700 LOT 5 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP81798

1395 GLENVIEW AVE

LA121372

PID 026-813-718 LOT 6 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP81798

1137 CERISE

KC95521

PID 015-155-871 LOT 1 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 42068

1162 KOBY CRT

KC95521

PID 015-155-943 LOT 7 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 42068

1945 GOLFVIEW

X2642 PID 008-414-769 ASSIGNMENT LOT 1 SECTIONS 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD OF C557 PLAN 17315

1975 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 003-287-432 ASSIGNMENT LOT 2 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

905 EAGLE DR

X2642 PID 008-414-777 ASSIGNMENT LOT 3 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

1995 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 008-414-793 ASSIGNMENT LOT 4 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

2005 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 008-414-807 ASSIGNMENT LOT 5 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

1195 GLENVIEW

1187 GLENVIEW CRT

1179 GLENVIEW CRT

LB395865

LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Affected Parcel of Land Containing that SRW Charge

CIVIC ADDRESS

PID 028-275-446 STRATA LOT 4 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 30 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1171 GLENVIEW

1163 GLENVIEW CRT

LB395865

PID 028-275-454 STRATA LOT 5 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808 PID 028-275-462 STRATA LOT 6 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 30 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1155 GLENVIEW

LB395865

PID 028-275-471 STRATA LOT 7 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1147 GLENVIEW CRT

LB395865

PID 028-275-489 STRATA LOT 8 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 30 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1139 GLENVIEW

LB395865

PID 028-275-497 STRATA LOT 9 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1131 GLENVIEW CRT

LB395865

PID 028-275-501 STRATA LOT 10 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 30 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1123 GLENVIEW CT

LB395865

PID 028-275-519 STRATA LOT 11 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1114 GLENVIEW

LB395865

PID 028-275-535 STRATA LOT 13 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1106 GLENVIEW

LB395865

PID 028-275-543 STRATA LOT 14 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1102 GLENVIEW CRT

LB395865

PID 028-275-551 STRATA LOT 15 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 30 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1098 GLENVIEW CRT

LB395865

PID 028-275-560 STRATA LOTS 16 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 30 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1094 GLENVIEW

LB395865

PID 028-275-578 STRATA LOT 17 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1095 GLENVIEW

LB395865

PID 028-275-586 STRATA LOT 18 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

1099 GLENVIEW

LB395865

PID 028-275-594 STRATA LOT 19 SECTION 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD STRATA PLAN KAS3808

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LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF Affected Parcel of Land Containing that SRW Charge

SRW CHARGE NUMBER(S) OF SRW BEING TRANSFERRED

2015 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 008-414-815 ASSIGNMENT LOT 6 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

708 TRADITIONS CRES

LA140418

PID 026-850-389 LOT 15 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP82131

2025 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 002-806-096 ASSIGNMENT LOT 7 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

702 TRADITIONS

LA140418

PID 027-850-397 LOT 16 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP82131

2035 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 008-414-840 ASSIGNMENT LOT 8 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

725 TRADITIONS CRES

LA140418

PID 026-850-401 LOT 17 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP82131

2045 GOLFVIEW

X2642 PID 008-414-858 ASSIGNMENT LOT 9 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

721 TRADITIONS CRES

LA140418

PID 026-850-419 LOT 18 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP82131

2055 GOLFVIEW

X2642 PID 008-414-866 ASSIGNMENT LOT 10 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

717 TRADITIONS

LA140418

PID 026-850-427 LOT 19 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP82131

2065 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 008-414-874 ASSIGNMENT LOT 11 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

701 TRADITIONS

LA140418

PID 026-850-435 LOT 20 SECTION 29 AND 32 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP82131

1990 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 008-414-971 ASSIGNMENT LOT 18 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

703 TRADITIONS CRES

LA140418

PID 026-850-443 LOT 21 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP82131

1980 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 008-415-013 ASSIGNMENT LOT 19 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

747 TRADITIONS

LA140418 LB247082

PID 027-491-501 LOT 3 SECTION 29 AND 30 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP86281

1970 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 003-372-618 ASSIGNMENT LOT 20 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 17315 OF C557

729 TRADITIONS

LA140418

PID 027-491-536 LOT 6 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP86281

1955 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 003-106-667 ASSIGNMENT LOT A SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 33685 OF C557

1737 MARKHAM

KX39175

PID 026-156-792 LOT 3 SECTION 32 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP77140

893 VALLEY RD

X2642 PID 007-922-337 ASSIGNMENT LOT A SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 20019 OF C557

1742 MARKHAM

KX39175

PID 026-156-806 LOT 4 SECTION 32 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP77140

1940 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 007-922-370 ASSIGNMENT LOT C SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 20019 OF C557

1758 MARKHAM

KX39175

PID 026-156-822 LOT 6 SECTIONS 29 AND 32 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP77140

1950 GOLFVIEW DR

X2642 PID 004-437-195 ASSIGNMENT LOT D SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN 20019 OF C557

1766 MARKHAM

KX39175

PID 026-156-831 LOT 7 SECTIONS 29 AND 32 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP77140

705 TRADITIONS

LA140418

PID 027-939-898 LOT A SECTION 29 AND 32 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP89178

540-560 WEST AVE

LB355560

CP EPS125

1035 BERNARD AVE

CP KAS326

PID 027-939-936 LOT B SECTION 29 AND 32 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP89178

LB285919 CA2540852

2055 ETHEL

T48152

CP KAS356

3000 RICHTER

S51479

CP KAS386

1490B GORDON

LB111879 S74500

CP KAS472

1449 ST PAUL

C33229

CP KAS715

PID 027-939-952 LOT D SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP89178

1636 LEASIDE AVE

122384E

CP KAS1222

1468-1476 ST PAUL

J35201

CP KAS1618

1390 DILWORTH CRES

KT131092

CP KAS2424

PID 026-850-249 LOT 1 SECTION 29 TOWNSHIP 26 ODYD PLAN KAP82131

1965 PANDOSY

KW109666

CP KAS2680

1025-1027 TRENCH

KT19906

CP KAS3048

1331 ELLIS

LA171490

CP KAS3171

446 WEST AVE

LB230390

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AROSA, Switzerland—When on the road with small children, parents have the formidable task of leading them to experiences of surprise and joy that are mixed with security, balance and comfort. That is why, for our ski vacation this year, my wife and I chose to bring our toddler, Ryan, to Arosa, a winter resort in the Swiss Alps. Reached either by train or a famously twisting mountain road, Arosa has traded on its relative inaccessibility to make itself into a genteel and engaging family destination. Day-trippers and weekenders, as anxious as they are everywhere to cram a good time into a few hours, are relatively infrequent here because it is hard to make a quick journey by road to and from any of the major Swiss cities. Visitors to Arosa tend to come and to linger. When families arrive, it can be in caravans stretching for three generations: The grandparents, who first discovered Arosa, still come, even if they no longer ski; the parents take to the slopes; depending on the age of the kids, they are either just learning to ski or are being taught how to snowboard without crashing into one another. Arosa is filled with walking trails for those who once skied or who snowboarded or never did, and at several points when we skied, we had to break for pedestrians crossing our path. With 43 miles of runs and 13 lifts, Arosa is comparatively compact by Swiss standards, and yet there are four complete kids’ areas where children can learn to ski in safety, under the patient and expert supervision for which Switzerland is famous. Across the mountains of Arosa, children in colour-coded vests follow in line behind blue-and-yellow

uniformed instructors like ducklings trailing their mothers. They learn the Swiss method, which stresses technique and attention to what the mountain is telling you in the angles of the slopes, in the weather and inF snow conditions. It is mixed with a uniquely carefree Alpine celebration of the fun of it all. When you ski like a Swiss, you embrace the predominance of nature, respect it and follow its lead, all in the service of having a good time. The instructor/guide we hired for a day, Bruno Tobler, had a big smile, engaging personality and a hawk’s eye for correct technique, which we practiced under his supervision. After a few decades of skiing, I believe I am at last getting close to correct Swiss form; the small children who scooted past us behind their instructors seemed poised to reach that goal a week from Thursday, latest. Ryan, exposed to it all for the first time at just over 3 1/2 years of age, skied for a bit—I’m estimating about two, perhaps three minutes. It made no difference that Swiss children younger than he were already on skis. Instead, he developed other interests. He liked sledding with other toddlers in the child-care centre at the ski school. He liked the play rooms at the two hotels we visited, and the staffers and the children he met there. And he developed a taste—surely to become lifelong— for Swiss chocolate. Surprisingly to us at first, we found ourselves following our son’s lead. Typically, and at my wife’s enthusiastic insistence, we ski the whole day through, but in Arosa, we slowed down, not only to spend more time with Ryan, but to experience the other pursuits that an Arosastyle mountain trip integrates into

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Forsake the aggressive sports to study harmony and balance recommended by friends, in the end we decided to audition both in order to make up our minds for next time. (The answer, of sorts, is in the information listed below.) Both are on the edge of town, minutes from each other by foot. We started at the

Tschuggen Grand Hotel, which has a private, luxurious ski lift that Ryan saw as a ride in itself and indeed had the feel of a roller coaster in the uphill segment of its track. The newly renovated lobby, by the Swiss designer Carlo Rampazzi, is so-

phisticated but traditional enough in execution to maintain a mountain feel. La Vetta, the gourmet restaurant, carries a Michelin star. Unlike similar hotels in St. Moritz, however, you do not need to dress in business or even formal attire for

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your day. For instance, one night I tried curling for the first time. I have always wanted to master a sport originating in Scotland, if only to show my wife and her Scots-Irish (and partSwiss) family that I’m up to it. Curling is Scottish shuffleboard on ice: instead of a disc, you shove a 40-pound stone down the curling sheet. Someone else rapidly sweeps a broom in front of it in an effort to alter its range and trajectory. Although my teammates were as new to the sport as I was, and one of them had to divide her new devotion to stones with attention to her sleepy 18-month-old daughter, the competitive spirit took hold, and stones slid back and forth with ever greater force and accuracy. I turned out to be our star player (given that none of us was really all that good), and I carried our little team to victory. One afternoon, my wife joined me for an hour’s lesson in cross-country skiing, which proved to be more aerobic than downhill but much easier to pick up if you already know how to get down a mountain on skis. The cross-country area is a golf course in summer, and we next had what can only be called an aerobic stroll through the course and the surrounding woods (taken by sliding on two narrow boards). The key, in short, to understanding a comparatively low-key resort like Arosa is to forsake expectations of aggressive fun. As a New Yorker, in the Hamptons summer resort

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having formerly been both a skier at Arosa and a guest at the hotel. On our first day, the weather was so mild, we took our lunch on the terrace of our room, which had a mountain view. Throughout our stay in Arosa, there were many small moments of serendipity. One night, there was a concert at the Bergkirchli, a demitasse mountain church dating from the late 15th century. As the audience in the full, small nave watched the snow fall through arched windows, Thomas Weber, an accordionist from Zurich, and Franco Mettler, a woodwind player from the nearby city of Chur, delivered everything from Bach to The Godfather Waltz. We exited to free hot punch, offered in the gently falling snow. On another night, at the Tschuggen, a combo played old favourites after dinner at the Grand Restaurant, the hotel’s main restaurant, as our toddler danced with my wife, and the small children of a couple from the Lucerne

area danced with their father. From a lobby window on the next evening, we watched a show put on by the ski instructors to the music of ABBA, followed by fireworks. There was even serendipity of a kind in the traditional regional meal at the Tschuggen’s Buendnerstube restaurant, followed by family bowling at a two-lane alley inside the restaurant itself. (The Arosa Kulm has a similar in-house alley.) And for me, there was total serendipity on our last full day, when it snowed and my wife, being the more enthusiastic skier, went up to the top of the highest peak, the Weisshorn, and I stayed near the children’s area to go sledding with Ryan. He still shares his memories with friends of how he and I went sledding together—and fell off! (I need a bit more practise, it appears.) Arosa’s comparatively small scale will change somewhat starting with the 2013-14 season, when a long-planned (and much debated) cable-car link-

FIREWORKS after the ski show, as seen from the Arosa Kulm hotel. ing Arosa to the larger Lenzerheide area will open. Lenzerheide is more popular with day-trippers, and many residents of Arosa have feared that joining up with it will change their area’s character. The advantage is that the link will about triple the total length of slopes you can ski on an Arosa pass. As for ambience: People from Lenzerheide may ski into Arosa

to have a look, and skiers from Arosa will surely reciprocate, but when the lifts close, each place will stand on its own once more, and the family-friendly gentility that makes Arosa special will, I predict, comfortably prevail. As people who have come back to Arosa time and again have explained to us, it is an atmosphere that makes you feel you can and should be a part of it.

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Getting there: We flew Swiss International. Tel: 1-877-359-7947; www.swiss.com. Staying there: The Tschuggen is more Euro-chic with a plush spa. Tel. +41-(0)81-378-9999; www.tschuggen.ch. The Arosa Kulm is similar to the American West type of relaxed hotel experience. Tel. +41(0)-81-378-88-88; www. arosakulm.ch.

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Paceman distinctive look MINI from B1

It could be the squashed down roofline a la Range Rover Evoque or the truly huge rear taillights that are a complete styling departure from all the MINIS that have gone before. But I think it is the absence of the rear two doors and high shoulder line that does it. One thing for sure, seach time I stopped on -the road, someone would comment on how sharp it -looked, the majority besing men in all ages groups eeschewing any thought I had of this being more attractive to women. And there is literally snothing like the interior and instrumentation to be -found in any other vehicle anywhere. Based loosely on the primitive controls in the d l h n

first Mini (got to keep that DNA, don’t ya know), the dashboard is dominated by a centre instrument the size of a dinner plate that is a combination of analog speedo, digital segmented gas gauge and the audio system that is part digital but with manual knobs for tuning and selection. Mounted directed on top of the steering wheel shaft is a another round combo gauge about the size of a saucer with analog pointer for engine revs and digital for driver information such as the odometer. One throwback to the first Mini is toggle switches found below the centre gauge and another set at the top of the windshield. Back when the Mini was introduced in 1959, Morris/Austin wanted to keep costs down. When it came to switchgear, there

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ePaceman from other MINIs. The Paceman is the only model with the name on the rear body panel.

were all kinds of toggle switches left over from Spitfires and Lancasters laying around so they were snapped up as surplus and found their way into the Mini. There are two full adult seats in the back but, frankly, they are only for occasional use. There is one engine, a 1.6-litre four-cylinder offered in three states of tune all running on premium. On the base MINI Cooper Paceman it produces 121 hp and 114 lb/ft of torque. The Cooper S Paceman ALL4 tested here and the topline John Cooper Works Paceman ALL4 are both equipped with all-wheel-drive, thus the ALL4 designation. The Cooper S (as tested) and John Cooper Works both have twin turbo versions of 1.6-litre with 181 hp with 177 lb/ ft of torque and 208 hp and 192 lb/ft of torque respectively. Everyone talks about the gokart-like handling of the MINI and it is quite true of the non-AWD versions. Paceman still handles but you have to remember the overall weight (3,260 lb) and added AWD complexities are there for another purpose and that is grip in the kinds of weather conditions we Canadians get. And that sure proved out during my week with the Paceman. I remember last year driving to Niagara Falls in a John Cooper Works

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THE INTERIOR of the 2013 MINI Paceman, or any other MINI for that matter, is unlike anything on the road, with great stylistic licence used to recapture some design cues for the original Mini with summer tires during a late dump of snow in April. It was white knuckles all the way. Not so this time. I woke up one day this year to 10 cm of wet snow on the ground and five cm more on the way. The permanent AWD system in the Paceman can route up to 50 per cent of grip to the rear on adverse conditions. Backing out of the driveway with snow up to my ankles was shutting off the traction control (so it won’t kick in if wheel spin was detected). All I had to do was reverse onto the street and then motor off in second through the deeply rutted tracks in the snow. Prior to the storm, I went to lunch with two great friends I worked with some 30 years ago. On the highway I had

a far better chance to see what the Paceman could do besides cleave its way through snow. The turbo versions are available with the $990 Sport Package, which includes the sport suspension and the “Sport Button.” The button is actually a toggle. Flip it and the engine mapping is changed, the suspension tightens up and the steering becomes tauter. I could feel the change in the engine immediately by the sound and the steering wheel became firmer. At a steady 100 km/h toggling from Sport to normal saw a 400 rpm drop in engine speed and the steering wheel loosened up slightly. When you consider the $2,500 Sport Chrono Package on a Porsche 911 does essentially the same

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‘Active Lean’ technology that automatically balances the vehicle when cornering or travelling over stepped surfaces. Its 850mm width is no greater than a conventional two-wheeler, making i-ROAD as easy to manoeuvre as a scooter or motorcycle through urban traffic. More on the conventional side was the Toyota FT-86 Open concept, looking only a whisker away from full produc-

tion. Based on the FT-86 sporty coupe platform sold in Canada as the Scion FR-S, it uses the same naturally aspirated, horizontally opposed 2.0-litre four-cylinder ‘boxer’ engine. Because it is built by Subaru and also sold here as the BRZ, I couldn’t help wondering if it is the harbinger of a convertible, but I rather think Subaru would just as soon bring out a much-anticipated

STI version of the BRZ. But Subaru did have an interesting concept car on their stand in the form of the VIZIV, billed as a ‘future-generation crossover concept’ designed to embody the Subaru brand’s values of ‘Enjoyment and Peace of Mind’. The name VIZIV is inspired by the phrase ‘Vision for Innovation’ and expresses Subaru’s commitment to innovation across its range of allwheel-drive models. Porsche unveiled the GT3 version of the 911, featuring a purpose-built normally aspirated 3.8-litre flat six engine producing 475 hp with active rear-wheel steering that increases cornering agility and enhances high speed stability. Acceleration is from 0-100 km/h in 3.5 seconds with a top speed 196 mph. Metroland Media WheelsTalk.com

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GENEROUS Sugar Daddy wanted by attractive lady in 30’s for wining, dining and much more Must be clean and discreet. Apply to Box #340 Capital News 2495 Enterprise Way Kelowna BC,V1X 7K4 Many years a professional widow, I believe in honesty & dignity. Looking for companion, widow or divorcee, not over 50yrs of age, to enjoy life with me. Current picture and details to Box 330, 2495 Enterprise Way, Kelowna, V1X 7K2 SENIOR requires rental in country would help with gardening homecare etc NonSmoker NonDrinker 868-4848

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TAINAKA, HIDEO ALBERT Passed away on March 5, 2013 at the age of 97. Survived by daughter Betty (Mike) Gardner of Beaumont, AB, sons Bill Tainaka of Kelowna, Ken (Vivian) Tainaka of Kelowna, two grandchildren and three great grandchildren, sister Masaye (Minoru) Ohashi of Vernon. Sadly predeceased by his wife Mitsuye Irene Tainaka, sister Irene Ohashi of Kamloops, granddaughter Julie Gardner of Beaumont, AB and grandson Jason Gardner. A funeral service will be held on Friday, March 15, 2013 at 10:30 am at the Kelowna Buddhist Temple, 1089 Borden Ave., Kelowna, BC. Condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.springfieldfuneralhome.com, 250-860-7077.

Lorene Petro passed away peacefully on March 4, 2013 at the age of 90. She is lovingly remembered by her son Richard Padmos, daughter Rhonda (Don Pope) Padmos, brother Milton (Verna) Wilson, sister Iveigh (Elmer) Urban, grandchildren: Raven (Derek Wolfe) Padmos, Aramis Padmos, Meghan (Roland Simmons) Hunter, Jordan Padmos, Selene (Alex Sanchez) Pope, Jullian Pope, and Ivy Padmos. She was predeceased by her loving husband John Petro, son Rod Padmos, and grandson Wilson Padmos. Lorene loved music and began playing the piano at the age of 8. She was an accomplished pianist and was the last living member of the “Johnny Petro Band” which was well known throughout British Columbia and Alberta. Her music lives on through the music of several of her grandchildren; she was an inspiration to many. Lorene will be laid to rest on Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at 10:00 AM at Lakeview Memorial Gardens Cemetery, 2850 Dry Valley Road, Kelowna. A celebration of her life will be held in the early summer this year. Arrangements entrusted to VALLEYVIEW FUNERAL HOME, Honoured Provider of Dignity Memorial 250-765-3147. Condolences may be made by visiting www.valleyviewfuneralhome.com

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Drivers/Courier/ Trucking CAREERS in Trucking. Well established Chip Hauler offers stable secure employment with Extended Benefits, Pension Plan, Direct Payroll deposit and more to Class 1 drivers with clean abstracts and verifiable mountain experience. Apply online: www.sutco.ca or fax resume: 250-357-2009 For further information 1-888-3572612 Ext:230 Class 1 Drivers to haul dry vans Western Canada & US. Only drivers with 2 years exp. & US border crossing capability. Dedicated tractors, paid drops, direct deposit. No phone calls Fax 250-546-0600

Company Line Driver (f/t) We are currently looking for a F/T Company Line Driver. Requires a Class 1 license, consistent trips and start times. We are a growing, progressive and well respected carrier specializing in the transportation of perishable and dry freight, since 1957. We are currently looking for an individual to support our Founding Values for future success at our Kelowna Terminal.

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NAGRA Farms is looking for Farm Workers, FT/PT, from April 15 - Oct. 30 $10.25/hr. Call 250-863-6801, 250-7650722, Kelowna, BC. ORCHARD & field workers needed for thinning, pruning weeding & picking. Start June 1st, 2013. 40hrs per week. $10.25/hr. Fax resume to: Byrnes Farms (778)-484-0061 Orchard in Coldstream requires person for thinning, pruning & picking apples. $10.25/hr or piece work rate. Long hours, 6days/week. June20-Oct31. Send resume to rn4150@gmail.com Tarlok Singh Orchard needs farm workers, thinning picking apples. $10.25/hr. 40-60hrs per/wk. June 10 - October 31. 250-491-9340

Help Wanted ARE YOU EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL DISTRESS? Relief is only a call away! call 250-979-4357 to set up your FREE consultation in Kelowna. Donna Mihalcheon CA, CIRP 33 years experience. BDO Canada Limited. Trustee in Bankruptcy. #200-1628 Dickson Avenue. Kelowna, BC V1Y 9X1

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Employment Help Wanted 48 North Restaurant in Kelowna urgently requires Full time, permanent workers for the following positions to start ASAP 3 Cooks With several years of western cooking experience; to prepare and cook food on a regular basis and other duties; wages $11$13/hr. 1 Pastry Chef With several years of experience to plan and direct food preparation and cooking activities and other duties; wages $14$16/hr. 2 Kitchen Helpers Will train, perform duties to assist cook and kitchen staff; wages $10.25/hr. 4 Servers Experience an asset; duties include greeting patrons, presenting menus, take orders and relay to kitchen and bar staff; wages $10.25/hr. 1 Bartender An acceptable combination of education, training, and experience will be an asset; Must be of legal age to serve alcohol in British Columbia (19); Duties greet customers, prepare and serve mixed drinks, wine, draft or bottled beer and non-alcoholic beverages for patrons and other assigned duties; wages $14/hr. Email resume to shounak_c@yahoo.com

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Cherry Sorters, Pickers & Pruners required $10.25/hr. February 11 - November 30. Sorting at 991 Salmon River Road, Salmon Arm, BC; Picking at Oyama, BC & Area. Apply with online form @ www.kalwoodfarms.com

QUALITY Manager wanted at Coral Beach Farms Ltd. 16351 Carrâ€™s Landing Road, Lake Country, BC. Permanent Position. Must have a minimum of 4 years post-secondary education. Successful candidates must have in depth knowledge of cherries and cherry grading, Global Gap requirements, as well as a minimum of 5 yearsâ€™ experience managing a cherry sorting room, including quality control and phytosanitary systems. Must have a minimum of 3 seasons experience managing optical cherry sizing equipment. Applicant must be capable of working 6-7 days a week, 10-12 hours a day during harvest from March 15th to April 30th, 5 days a week, 8-10 hours a day off harvest. Work includes but is not limited to developing and maintaining food quality systems, managing 100+ sorting and box filling workers while maximizing efficiencies and ensuring quality from the field. Pay range $28-$40/hour. Apply by fax at 250-766-0813 or email at jobs@coralbeach.ca

Professional/ Management

EI CLAIM Denied? Need Help? 18yrs Exp. As an EI Officer. Will prepare & Present Appeals. Reasonable Rates. Call Bernie Hughes, Toll Free at 1-877-581-1122. GROWING Flower Shop in Kettle Valley is seeking a great new addition to itâ€™s staff! Floral design and customer service skills required. Casual hours with additional shifts during the wedding season. Please forward resumeâ€™s to Leanne at info@flowerscene.ca or drop off at 104-5309 Main St. Kelowna. Ph: 778-477-5661 Fax: 778-477-5662. ORCHARD WORKERS Pruning, harvesting $10.25/hr or piece rate 10/hrs per day, June 20 to Oct. 31. Gutknecht Orchards Ltd., Vernon Fax: 250-542-6647 email: begutknecht@shaw.ca Pita Pit, 229 Bernard Ave, Kelowna needs food counter attendants, $11/hr. Will train, late night shift. Email resume: singhpavneet47@yahoo.com or Fax: 250-979-7483 SOWINS requires a Housekeeper for Transition House. See www.sowins.com for full details. TJâ€™S The Kiddies Store, BCâ€™S largest baby & childrens furniture store in Kelowna is accepting resumes for a PT position. Retail & computer exp an asset, apply in person at unit #4-360 Spedding Crt.,250860-2229 kelowna@tjskids.com

Cook/Front Counter Staff at busy Asian Take-out. LMO accredited. Rice Box, Vernon FT Employment CONCRETE Labourer. Must have drivers licence. Call (250)451-6944

Wanted: Servers (3 years experience), Belly Dancers & Dancers for the Palace Restaurant and Lounge. Apply within, 3315-30th Ave, Vernon BC, or fax 250-503-0789

Career Opportunities

Event Development Supervisor

Home Care/Support SENIOR Care available Need help with bathing, appts, meds, meals etc? 718-2060

Hotel, Restaurant, Food Services Everest Indian Restaurant hiring Tandoori & Curry Cook, 3-5 years exp, F/T monthly $3000. Drop Resume to :unit #1-2430 Main St. W Kelowna. Hiring experienced waiters for F/T & P/T position, also hiring kitchen helper, all benefits incl. Drop resume at #1-2430 Main St., West Kelowna, 768-8700.

Labourers MADAHAR Landscaping is looking for a full time worker with drivers license, WOE, NS. madaharlandscaping@hotmail.com

Help Wanted

COMMUNICATIONS Supervisor - this position is responsible for the overall management and coordination of the internal and external communications program. The Communications Supervisor provides expert advice and direction to the management team and elected officials on communication policies and strategies. See our website for full job description www.quesnel.ca City of Quesnel.

Retail WENTWORTH Music Kelowna currently seeking fulltime Sales Associate to start immediately. Previous sales experience and knowledge in percussion and drumming required. Bring in resume Monday-Saturday.

Trades, Technical Stucco Applicator with own tools & transportation. Should know how to apply sand & cement. Call (250)-215-4747 STUCCO Labourer. With Own transportation. Dependable. Call (250)215-4747

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Contribute to our vision to be the best mid-sized city in North America by joining the Recreation and Cultural Services team as our Event Development Supervisor. The City is seeking a self-motivated leader to enhance Kelownaâ€™s abilities to attract and host a wide-variety of special events that contribute to our Communityâ€™s social and economic well being. You will develop and implement strategies, initiatives and programs that promote a dynamic event environment through engaging and working with event sponsors, community stakeholders and City staďŹ€, providing leadership in the event application and approval process, assist in developing related policies and procedures and ensuring Kelownaâ€™s events are extraordinary and contribute positively to the Community. The ideal candidate will be a passionate and energetic leader with a diploma or degree in Recreation Administration, Event Management or an equivalent, relevant post secondary designation; signiďŹ cant experience and expertise in successfully managing, promoting and overseeing events; a strong communicator and inďŹ‚uencer capable of resolving conďŹ‚icts and building consensus; with demonstrated abilities to multitask and meet deadlines by eďŹ€ectively leading and managing people, projects and initiatives. We oďŹ€er career and professional development and progressive employment practices. Kelowna, situated in the heart of the beautiful Okanagan valley, boasts a stunning setting and year-round recreational pursuits. This management position oďŹ€ers a competitive salary and a comprehensive beneďŹ ts plan. Apply online at kelowna.ca/careers by March 22, 2013 Applicants not contacted within three weeks of the competition closing date are thanked for their interest. kelowna.ca/careers

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Are you into exercise, motivated and wanting some extra income? Capital News is looking for a person or persons with a reliable vehicle to deliver newspapers door to door in the Kelowna and Westside areas. Various sized routes on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. Your papers would be dropped at your home early in the morning, and you would have the whole day to complete your deliveries. Work as much or as little as you want. To apply for this position, please call Capital News Circulation at 250-763-7575 and ask for Richard.

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Computer Services

Garden & Lawn

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12/7 A MOBILE COMPUTER TECH. Certified computer technician, virus removal, repairs, upgrades. Let me come to you. (250)-717-6520.

Aerating, Fruit Tree Pruning, Lawn, Garden, Hedge & Tree services.Phone: 250-869-5349 www.AllThingsExterior.org JIMâ€™S MOWING Book a job at www.jimsmowing.ca or call 310-JIMS(5467). KATHâ€™S Yard Care. Spring Clean Up, Pruning Roses. Call (250)212-7003 M&S Lawn & Garden. Full yard maint & landscaping. Free Est. Jim 250-861-3693

Counselling Counselling available for police and military personnel and those with chronic illness or disabilities. Reasonable rates www.globalcounsellor.com or text message 250-488-5084

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Concrete & Placing SPRING is coming! Water leaks? O.K.D.C concrete services can help with all your concrete services and repairs. Call now for a FREE estimate. www.okdcs.ca. Government Certified. (250)-451-6944

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Countertops Orchard Valley Countertops Family Owned & Operated, Monthly Specials, 862-5970. REFACE Countertops. 1/2 the Cost of Replacing. Granite & Corian Designs. 470-2235.

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Accounting/Tax/ Bookkeeping

Fencing

TAX Lady of The Okanagan, Prep of Personal Income Tax Returns. Phone:250-317-4144 The Tax Pros. Income Tax Service. Orchard Park Mall. 250-762-8206, 250-717-8299

Carpentry/ Woodwork RETIRED Carpenter. Decks, fences,windows,doors,siding, painting&drywall 250-870-8851

Electrical ALAN Dignam Electric. Resid/ Comm. Service calls, Renoâ€™s, Upgrades. licâ€™d, bonded & Insured. Alan 250-808-6595

ALL KINDS OF FENCES. Cedar, Gates,Custom & Stain. 250-491-4622 www.akf.ca

Garage Door Services GARAGE Doors- install, service, repair all makes of doors & openers. 250-878-2911

Garden & Lawn

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CAREER OPPORTUNITY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JOB SUMMARY The Board of Directors of Nelson Community Services Centre is seeking an Executive Director for our non-profit agency. The Executive Director is responsible for overall program management and staff accountability as well as community development and growth of the agency. We are looking for a qualified professional who will be a leader for our team of 23 full and part time employees and 9 Board Members. This is a challenging and rewarding position with responsibility for a wide range of counselling, support and community programs.

QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS â€˘ Masters level education in social work or related field â€˘ A minimum of 3 years non-profit management experience. â€˘ Demonstrated experience and competence with financial administration, human resource management in a unionized setting, contract management, program and fund development. This is a full time position with salary commensurate with education and experience beginning July 2013. To review a detailed job description, go to www.ncsc.kics.bc.ca. Further inquiries may be directed to Lena Horswill, retiring Executive Director, at 250-352-3504 Ext: 223 Submit resume and cover letter to: Attention: Julia Bennett Chair of Recruitment and Hiring Committee #201 â€“ 518 Lake Street Nelson, BC V1L 4C6 Or e-mail to: ncsc_pat@netidea.com Closing Date: Friday, March 29th, 2013

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Home Repairs

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Landscaping

Kettle Valley ROCK WALLS. $18-$25 sqft. Call Jay (250)215-4956 OUTDOOR Image Landscaping. Spring Clean up, Weekly mowing...ETC (250)808-0582

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HEATING

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FAMILY MOVERS

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250-317-0323

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RENOVATIONS

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Natural Stone Surfaces

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PAINTING/DECORATING

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LAWN AND GARDEN M&S LAWN & GARDEN Power Raking, Mowing, Pruning, Yard Clean-up, General Maintenance, Irrigation, Complete Landscaping, Retainer Walls, Water Features. Free Estimates Jim 250-861-3693

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Pets & Livestock

Plumbing

Hauling

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Pets 6 weeks old Toy Minpins need good home, $600. Call: (778)821-2844 Bichon-Shih-tzu pups 2males 1st shots, dewormed, litter trained. Available immediately. 1-250-832-3337 Himalayan Siamese kittens, ready to go, litter box trained, loving nature, $150. 491-1142 WOLF Hybrid Cubs. Reserve now. Sun Valley Wolf Kennels Kelowna (250)-765-4996 www.sunvalleywolfkennels.com

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Pets & Livestock

Equestrian

Antiques / Vintage Recollectables is now open! Collectables, antiques, furniture & quality used goods. 191 Asher Road, 778-753-6169. We buy select items & estates.

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MOBILE home pads available. Located in a quiet park in the scenic Village of Nakusp. Only 3 minutes to the hospital, town, boat launch, and beach. 20 minutes to the Hot Springs. Nakusp is a hub for heli skiing, cross country skiing, hiking, fishing and numerous other activities. Pad rent $265.00 per month. Also a 1996 mobile for sale. For more info email us at nakuspmhp@telus.net or call us at 250-265-1730

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Misc. for Sale Beachcomber 578 Hybrid Hot tub, hush pump system, everlite mood lighting, reflex foot massage, jet seats. Seats 6-8 people, Great condition, needs new cover. $9000 New, Asking $3500 obo. Phone 1(250)503-4652

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LA-ZY-BOY Rocker Recliner, Perfect Condition, $150 OBO. Phone: 250-764-4534 Round, Oak Dinette Set with 4 Chairs, $150. (250)762-8715

CLOSETMAID portable garment rack $15 Call (250)860-7602 FIVE Drawer Metal Filing Cabinet, Letter Size, $75. Phone: 250-765-1633 RV Contents- Queen & Dbl sz sheets, comforters, blankets, & pillows. $25 (250)860-7602

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KING Size Mattress, Frame & Boxspring, Paid $1200, Good Quality, $300. (250)762-8715

A-STEEL SHIPPING DRY STORAGE CONTAINERS Used 20’40’45’53 in stock. SPECIAL 44’ x 40’ Container Shop w/steel trusses $13,800! Sets up in one day! Also Damaged 40’ $1950 Call Toll Free Also JD 544 & 644 wheel loaders JD 892D LC Excavator Ph. 1-866-528-7108 Free Delivery BC and AB www.rtccontainer.com Will pay cash for oversized scrap steel, cats, yarders, saw mill equipment, farm equipment, etc. All insurance in place to work on your property. 250-260-0217

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CENTRAL, SPCA (Aux) Sale, Saturday March 9, 10am-1pm. Lunch, White Elephant, Books, Linen, Clothes, Jewellery & Baking. First United Church 721 Bernard Ave. L.MISSION 2396 Charolias Rd Sat & Sun 7am-2pm Moving Sale. Everything from A-Z. Moving sale #400-1260 Raymor Ave 8:30 - 5pm March 8, 9, & 10th Everything must go!

GARAGE/DOWNSIZING Sale 159 Heldon Crt, West Kel. Friday, Saturday, 8am-3pm, 250769-0882. Garden, power and hand tools; rakes; shovels; axes; loppers; corded, 18V & hand tools; heavy crow bars; seed spreader; garden & yard sprayer; pick axe heads; camping items; paintings & posters; coffee, end & sofa tables, corded chainsaw etc..

• 2600 sq. ft. 4 level split + 286 crawl space • 3bdrms + den (or 4th bdrm) • 2.5 baths • A/C, Heatilator fireplace, b/i vac, timed ug irrigation • Heated basement • Dbl attached garage w/ opener • 18 X 18 shop with 220, heat and overhead door with street access

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1BDRM, 1 bth, 4 appl., grnd floor, priv fncd yard, wheelchair accessible, near hosp. $800+utils. April 1st 862-5075 1bdrm apt., 55+, NS, ND, NP, Appls. Neat & Clean. Gordon Manor near Capri Centre. Avail March 1, $795, 250-764-5151 2Bd Apartments, Newer Bldg. near Orchard Park. $825/mth, Heat Included. 250-860-1128, fdhs@shawcable.com

2BDRM Great Location. WD, big yard, free parking, reno’d. Beautiful Area, $900 + utils. Avail April 1, (250)470-0000 Bach&2BD Pandosy St. Adult building very clean W/d Heat incl’d, NP. NS. Walk to hosp. $625-$995. 250-878-0136 BARBER Rd. Rutland. Brand new, 1bd+den. 2 full bths, Avail Mar 1. NS, NP. DD & ref’s req’d. $1000. Call 306867-1893, 778-753-4500 Brand new 1bdrm condo + den on the Westside, all SS appl’s, w/d & covered deck. $1000, Phone: (250)718-5160 SPACIOUS 2bdrm apartments close to Capri Center Mall in newly renovated building. F/S, D/W, A/C, hot water, undrgrnd parking, laundry services avail.NS NP $875 + utils Call to view. 250-860-7416. CENTRE of Kelowna. New affordable lux 1&2bd, 5appls, ug prking, NS/NP. 250-763-6600. www.rentcentrepoint.com

Commercial/ Industrial FOR LEASE 1000 sq.ft. Office Trailer fully serviced on fenced 1/2 acre. Zoned Heavy Industrial Including Auto Wrecking. $3000 triple net incl. Fenced 1/2 acre service industrial lot available. Central Westside Location. will build to suit. 250-769-7424

Duplex / 4 Plex 225 Woods Rd. 2bd, carport, FS, WD, $950. 250-317-8844 2bdrm SxS duplex, 900 sqft near Landmark Tower. F/s, w/d, $900/mo + utils. No pets, Avail March15. 250-862-1525 2bdrm West Kelowna Unit, Avail now. Reno’d, 5 appls, incl’s new w/d & parking, NS, NP. $900 +utils, 250-767-6330 2,000sqft, Reno’d SxS, 4bds, 2bath incl bsmnt. D/W, A/C, fenced. $1,350+utils. NS/ND/No Pets. Avail now. 250-763-5217

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Homes for Rent 3Bdrm Westside 2bath Lakeview main floor Rancher with dbl., garage. $1350 includes utils. Available March 1st NP, NS, (250)-718-8182 $800/MO Olalla 1/2 hr south of Penticton 2bdrm w/d s/f/ NS closed in deck for smoking outside lrg fenced yd 250-4999703 Avail now. 3bdrm 1bath Laundry fenced yard, parking, close to hospital & shopping $1200 + utils (250)-317-3462 CENTRAL Okanagan, Newly renovated, 7bdrm & 4.5bath. Large family rm, 250-769-8807 LAKESHORE Rd across from Gyro Beach. 4bd House. $1200. Avail Apr. 1st. No Pets. Call 250-763-7419 Nice view, 3bdrm (1700sqft.) 3.5 bath, garage, $1250/mo. (1000sqft. shop also avail.) 250-766-2835, 250-575-6533 UPPER Level of house for rent. 3bd, 2bath, on Friesen Rd. NS NP NP $1500 incl utils, cable & int. day 250-7623141, after 6pm 250-862-6821

While we try to ensure all advertisements appearing in the Kelowna Capital News are placed by reputable businesses with legitimate offers, we do caution our readers to undertake due diligence when answering any advertisement, particularly when the advertiser is asking for monies up front. Refund Policy Our ads are non-refundable when booked for less than 4 weeks (12 issues), when cancelling a 4 week ad you will be refunded in weekly increments only, calculated at the appropriate discount level. Refunds not available for 1/2 price promotion.

Ofﬁce/Retail AVAILABLE Now, two(2) ground floor retail units, at 1511 Sutherland Ave., 4 corner stop, #103 is 1820/SF & #107 is 1684/SF. Base rent $12.00/SF + common of $3.95/SF. Royal Pacific Rlty 604-765-3658 Bob Curell or Keith at 250-448-6797 Email: rcurell@telus.net

Rooms for Rent #1Capri Area, furn’d, cable, w/d, w.internet, quiet. Monthly/weekly, Available. 862-9223 Avail, furn rms/suite, DT, Central, quiet & clean, w/d, int., cbl, utils, $475+,250-861-5757

Senior Assisted Living GLENWOOD HOMES Supportive living for seniors, SPECIAL RATE, all meals & house keeping, 24hr on site monotoring. Private room with onsuite. 766 Glenwood Ave. $1200/mo. Phone: 250-300-3436 HARMONY LIVING March Special Rates $1800 Assisted Living for Seniors. Providing private room with ensuite.Homecooked meals, housekeeping & assistance with bathing ,dressing & meds. Professional staff on site. Call (250)-300-3436

Shared Accommodation 1bdrm, Mission shared LR, kitchen/bath, includes: laundry, cable & utils. Avail. April 1, $650/m. 250-860-2194 1 large bdrm, shared kitchen & bath, utils, int & lndry incl. No Pets, NP, $550, 250-763-7553 2bdrm 2baths - 1 private bath, W/D, priv entry, newly carpeted, closet, share kitchen common area unfurn. 3 lrg windows. Working person preferred. $500/mo. Ref’s please Call (250)766-3803 Avail today, furnished room includes cable & wi fi, shared common living area $600/mo and 1 room @ $550/mo Ref’s Disability ok. (250)860-7146 Very clean, quiet, lrg room. N/S or smoke outside. Prv. TV in room w/full cable. Shared kitchen, living room & dining area, washer/dryer. Utils./wireless internet incl. Easy biking distance to UBCO, on bus route. $700.00 (250)864-7511.

Suites, Lower 1BD., furn. Semi-priv. Ste, Mature person, NP,NS $650. Util. incl. Ref. req’d. 250-765-0746 1BD. Off McCurdy, sep entry, suitable for student/ single professional. f/s, w/d, bus rte, NS, NP, $750 util/cbl.net incl.’d. April 1. 778-753-4722 1BDRM + den bsmnt suite in Ellison on acreage, utils incl, $800, 1 pet, NS, shared lndry, Avail April 1, 250-470-2576 1BDRM suite. Rutland area. Laundry, sep entry, NS, NP, Available April 1st. $850/mo utils/cable/internet incl’d. DD& Refs req’d. (250)-215-7749

2BD legal suite Rutland. Nr. bus & shopping. 4appl, ns, np. $900 + utils. Avail now. Call 250-765-9870 2 Bdrm bright sunny walkout suite, washer/dryer, add’l freezer fridge, fully furn, no smoking inside, n/p, quiet resp. tenant. All utilils incl. w/TV in living room & access to TV in both bdrms. Within easy biking dist. to UBCO on bus route., $1,425.00 unfurnished pricing can be discussed call 250 864-7511 2bdrm legal suite, walk out, includes utils., NP. NS. $1050/m. Call 250-769-9068 2BD S.Rutland, near amens. All utils/cbl incl. ns/np/np. Avail now.250-899-2195, 448-4843 2 bedroom basement suite for rent, $750/month. Phone:250491-2677 Avail now, Rutland N. 2bd legal suite, near school, bus & shops.$850+utils.250-863-2180 Close to Hwy. 33 & shopping, level entry, 1500sqft., 6 appls, responsible adults or seniors, NS, NP, no pets, parking, quiet area, $975 + DD, Refs req’d. Phone: 250-765-4495 COUNTRY 2bd suite, 20mins from town, hydro & int incl, horse boarding available or lease, $900. 250-491-1142 Lrg 2 bdrm Suite Near Costco, utils incl’d NS NP $900/mo Phone: (250)861-5788, or Cell# 250-878-8775 NEWER 1bdrm suite, avail immediately. Own entry parking & nice yard. $675 incl utils. Quiet area in East Kelowna, NS, NP. Clean resp person. 250-712-2247 250-869-9663

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Suites, Upper 1, 2, 3 bdrm suites available in West Kelowna. Starting at $550.00 up to $875.00 Great location, well kept, nice & clean. Sorry no pets, must have ref, 250.768.2411 ext 223 2BDRM, 1bath, brand new, $850 utils included. Available April 1. Parking & close to parks/schools, (250)765-2858

ATTENTION The Capital News cannot be responsible for errors after the first day of publication of any advertisement. Notice of errors on the first day should immediately be called to the attention of the Classified Department to be corrected for the following edition. Double unit, close to shopping & schools, NS, $900 + utils. Phone: 250-765-6484 NEWER W.Kel. Beautiful lakeviews, open floor concept, 3bd 2ba, 12ft ceilings, dbl gar., prefer long term working couple $1400 + utils. 768-3340

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NOTICE OF CREDITORS AND OTHERS RE: THE ESTATE of CATHERINE CHRISTINA CORMACK, deceased, formerly of #1241831 Parkview Cresent, Kelowna, British Columbia, V1X 7G7. Creditors and others having claims against the estate of Catherine Christina Cormack are hereby notified under section 38 of the Trustee Act that particulars of their claims should be sent to the Executor, Community Western Trust Corporation, at #4081708 Dolphin Avenue, Kelowna, British Columbia, V1Y9S4 on or before April 5, 2013, after which date the Executor, will distribute the estate among the parties entitled to it, having regard to the claims of which the Executor then has notice NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS Re: Estate of HELEN PASCHKE, Deceased, formerly of 2425 Orlin Road. West Kelowna, British Columbia. Creditors and others having claims against the Estate of HELEN PASCHKE, are hereby notified under Section 38 of the Trustee Act that particulars of their claims should be sent to the Executrix at 221 – 3011 Louie Drive, Westbank, BC, V4T 3E3, on or before, March 29, 2013, after which date the Executrix will distribute the estate among the parties entitled to it, having regard to the claims of which the Executrix then has notice. JOAN SCHROEDER, Executrix by Porrelli Law, Barristers and Solicitors, ATTENTION: Nancy E. Fish, telephone: (250) 768-0717.

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Sicamous realtor Karstakeholders to enhance en Singbeil is the new housing opportunities for president of the Okanafamilies in the board’s gan Mainline Real Estate coverage area. Board for 2013-14. “I am hopeful that relSingbeil replaces atively low mortgage rates outgoing president Rob and moderate home pricShaw, of Vernon, who rees will continue to allow mains on the board as past more first-time buyers to president. enter the market this year, Singbeil, who has and will encourage inveslived in the Shuswap retors to develop more rentgion since 2004, has been al opportunities for those Karen Singbeil an OMREB member for who are not in a position nine years and has served as to buy.” a board director since 2009. Also elected to the OMREB board as “This is a challenging and exciting vice-president is Darcy Griffiths, of Roytime to become president,” Singbeil said. al LePage Downtown Realty in Vernon, “I am very proud to represent the pro- who is joined by local real estate agenfessional realtors of the Central Okanacy representatives as directors Kent Jorgan, North Okanagan, Shuswap and genson, Re/Max Kelowna; Scott Mayne, Revelstoke. Points West Realty Group, Kelowna; “As president, I look forward to conCliff Shillington, Re/Max Kelowna; Tatinuing to raise the profile of our board nis Read, Coldwell Banker Horizon Relocally and within the province, while alty, Kelowna; and Christopher Miller, working with governments and other Royal LePage Kelowna.

to double digits anytime soon In today’s global economy, there are many outside influences that will affect what will happen to interest rates in Canada. Canada has a major reliance on our largest trading partner, the United States, as our neighbour’s future growth, whether positive or uncertain, has an impact on our interest rates. The two trains of thought that have recently come to our attention: 1.) Interest rates, as predicted by some economists, will start heading up in the fourth quarter of this year by possibly .5 per cent. 2.) There will be no

movement on interest rates by the Bank of Canada until at least 2014. By looking at those two comments, it’s inevitable that interest rates will start to increase in the near future. We are always warned in advance of impending changes to mortgage rules, as was the case last year. The same goes for impending changes to interest rates. But that’s a close as we come to having any kind of crystal ball that foresees the timing for locking in to a longer term mortgage. In saying that, when we look back historic-

ally over the past 30 years, we know that rates were pushed up to as high as 21.75 per cent at their peak in the early 1980s. But with today’s low interest rate environment, it is possible to not expect those exaggerated rates to return, that lower interest rates (currently 3.69 per cent for a 10-year term and as low as 2.89 per cent for a five-year term) will continue. That gives mortgage holders the ability to enjoy some peace of mind. Wouldn’t it be the best feeling to know we can afford a mortgage payment based on long term, low interest rates, to allow us

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Kelowna has evolved from orchards into a maturing city

s someone who was born and raised in Kelowna, I’ve been fortunate to see this once orchard industry driven town evolve into one of Canada’s most popular destination places to live and vacation. When I was quite young, too young to appreciate our local heritage, my grandparents took me to a place called Father Pandosy Mission. As a child, I loved it because I was able to crawl all over old horse and buggy carriages, walk into very old homes with incredibly steep stairs. I treated it like a childhood adventure with the end of my adventure always being an ice cream cone. Little did I realize that this was a

very important piece of our Kelowna heritage. As history has shown, in October 1859 Father Pandosy arrived in the Okanagan and met a local native to this land, who uttered the words “Kimach-Touch,” meaning “Brown Bear.” After much time and consideration, it was decided by the town planners they would name this beautiful land Kelowna, which means grizzly bear. That name became official in 1892. By 1908, like weeds from the

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na.” Land costs: $1,500 for 10 acres, $100 fencing, $50 land preparation, $500 apple trees, $25 setting out, $700 spraying/pruning, total cost $2,875. In today’s market, the cost is clear-

ly quite different. A 10-acre orchard parcel of land will go for substantial amount of more money, a true form of our heritage and a constant contributor to our local economy. In 2013, no longer do miles of orchard lands only surround us, but malls, universities and an abundance of growth of concrete buildings, gated communities, prestigious golf courses and luxury single-family homes. Kelowna has continued to have grown from fruitful land to fruitful opportunities. Recently, Kelowna has invested $14 million to rejuvenate the downtown main street and has announced construction of a new pier and marina

project at Kerry Park that is well underway. To this day, I can’t count how many times I have walked through those old wooden gates at Father Pandosy, but I can tell you I have a true passion for this beautiful city like many who have settled here. I am proud to have grown up here, proud to still live here and proud to see it continually grow into a place where our children will have the same sense of dignity and pride of this forever evolving metropolis. Ceinwen Morgan has worked in the real estate industry for the past five years. This column is dedicated in loving memory of her grandparents.

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