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British Columbia freshwater fishing enthusiasts have a new, up-to-date tool in their tackle box.

The B.C. Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations and Black Press have produced the 2013-2015 Freshwater Fishing Regulations Synopsis.

The Synopsis is printed every two years as a resource for local and visiting fishers to have on hand as they enjoy B.C.’s lakes and rivers. An electronic version will also be updated periodically if regulations change.

In addition, the synopsis will also be featured in a flip book format on the websites of all Black Press newspapers in B.C. Inside, in addition to the most current freshwater fishing regulations, readers will find details about the popular Family Fishing Weekend, an annual event scheduled for Father’s Day weekend.

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It was a pleasure to get back on the water and start fishing for trout in the Campbell River area.

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Trout Echo lake fishes well and is usually one of the first lakes that anglers will get on first as it’s a short drive west of Campbell River. A couple of smaller lakes are located on the backside and using chironomids fished off the bottom can get pan size trout. At the same location a number of humming birds will be close to your fishing spot. A lake that is also in the area and holds a number of small trout is Snakehead.

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Once-emaciated owl set free in farm field Erin Haluschak Black Press

Reg Westcott of the Mountainaire Avian Rescue Society prepares to release an owl after it spent two months in care at the rescue and rehabilitation facility in Merville. Photo by Erin Haluschak

COMOX — It was a fitting send-off for the spring season — an owl took its first flight in two months last Tuesday as the final patient in care at MARS, while the organization prepares for its upcoming season.

The baby white owl was released under the watchful eye of his caregivers at the Mountainaire Avian Rescue Society (MARS) in a farm field off Comox Avenue.

“He was sighted by a person who came to view swans in the Comox Bay ... and noticed the little owl was hiding beneath a tree covered in mud and feces from the swans,”

said Reg Westcott of MARS. “(The owl) got contaminated with some mud and could no longer fly or bathe himself. He was essentially so skinny that he needed rescue so maybe the best thing that could have happened to him is that he got covered in mud in a place where people could see him.”

Westcott said he suspects the owl was born last year in the Arctic. It required care every hour, for 24 hours a day to nurse the emaciated bird back to health.

“We didn’t have any medical intervention to do with him, but he was at a level of starvation where he couldn’t just be fed.

He needed to be kept alive essentially on an elementary diet, very similar to an emaciated

human or a human that is being kept alive by a tube,” Westcott added.

He suspects the food supply in the Arctic was strong, but by the time winter arrived and baby owls had to find their own territory and migrate to find food, it left the birds in a vulnerable situation.

“So if you left the Arctic on an empty stomach and fly 3,000 or so miles and you get here and all the food looks wrong to you ... and you’re already weak and in a strange land, so it’s very hard when they travel this far,” he said.

MARS manager Maj Birch explained although they don’t have any wildlife patients currently in care, they will use time to clean, paint and get

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“In May we can expect to see baby birds ... ducklings, robins (babies) starting to nest. Owlets have already hatched and eagles have been incubating eggs,” she noted.

The organization is also preparing for its open house April 7, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. when the public is invited to view the facilities, talk to members and learn about volunteering.

Two weeks later, MARS will host its second annual Walk for Wildlife at the Courtenay Airpark.

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Easter Eggstravaganza holds much promise Black press PORT McNEILL—A big turnout and flawless execution at the debut Easter Eggstravaganza celebration Saturday bolstered the hopes of a local volunteer group to host more such events at the local community theatre in the future.

The event, thrown together by Sequoia Coe and Opal Tesch of the Gate House Community Association, drew more than 50 youngsters to Gate House Community Theatre for an Easteregg hunt, crafts, cookie decorating, prize contests and even an impromptu viewing of a baby chick hatched just that morning.

“Hopefully this can be an annual event,” said Coe. “And, now that we know what we’re doing, we’d like to do more of these, for

Hailey Scow paints at a craft table while helper Shelby Keen and organizer Sequoia Coe stand by during the first Easter Eggstravaganza at Gate House Theatre in Port McNeill Saturday, Mar. 30, 2013. Photo by J.R. Rardon other holidays.”

The Eggstravaganza was part of recent push for more community involvement at the theatre, which is operated by the non-

profit Gate House Society and which last month was granted charitable status by the Canadian Revenue Agency.

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receiving word of the charitable status — which will allow the society to apply for grants and other aid — the association held a membership drive that

drew in new volunteers like Coe and Tesch.

“Hopefully, we’ll get a little more volunteer help for the next one,” Coe admitted with a laugh. “Basically, Opal

and I did all the work setting it up. I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it went really well. We had a good turnout, considering the long weekend.”

The pair also baked and donated all the sugar cookies for the cookie-decorating table, and Coe was particularly pleased that there were enough cookies, Easter treats and other prizes to go around.

The event kicked off with the Easter egg hunt in the seats and aisles of the theatre, with sections segregated by age group. Youngsters then took their turns at decorating cookies or creating Easter-theme decorations at two different craft tables.

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In preparation for the production, volunteers have been renovating the stage area, which was backed only by a movie screen and huge, ancient curtains, to convert it into a more usable facility for live theatre.

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Inquiries or comments to this proposal must be submitted to Econ Consulting by April 26, 2013 at the following address: PO Box 329, Merville, BC, V0R 2M0. Only written inquiries received by the above date will be responded to. Information about this proposal can be obtained by contacting 250337-5588 or mail@econ.ca.

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The Museum at Campbell River and Mothership Adventures have teamed up to offer a lucky few a three day/ four night journey through the Discovery Islands, Desolation Sound and up Bute Inlet from May 31 to June 4. They promise an unforgettable experience aboard the historic Columbia III, guided by historian and author Jeanette Taylor.

The trip includes daily shore excursions for short hikes to old homesteads and archaeological sites. “This is an active program,� says Taylor. “We take a small group of not more than ten on these trips, which allows us to get out and explore.�

The tour starts in Campbell River and wends through a circuitous route among the narrow channels of the Discovery Islands, with stops at places like Maud Island to view the site of the Ripple Rock blast, Desolation Sound Marine Park, Read, Maurelle and Sonora Islands, Bute Inlet and Mitlenatch Island, a bird sanctuary.

Every one of these destinations is memorable, says Taylor, but Bute Inlet is especially grand.

It’s a very long inlet, piercing deep into the Coast Mountains, with snow-capped mountains that are among the highest in the province. Weather allowing, the group will go by zodiac into both the Southgate and Homathko River

estuaries at the head of the inlet. Taylor, whose book Tidal Passages, a History of the Discovery Islands, was on the BC Best Seller list for nearly a year, will share a wealth of tales about the intriguing characters who once lived in these isolated places.

Though the region is now all but deserted, there were once many First Nations villages,

followed homesteads and logging and fishing camps. The impeccably-restored Columbia IIII is the perfect vessel for a historic sites tour of this region. She was built to serve here over 50 years ago, one of the last in the Columbia Coast Mission’s fleet, bringing medical service to remote settlements. “It’s like a homecoming when we stop at places like the old store and post office at Refuge Cove aboard the Columbia III,� says Taylor.

Organizers recommend you book soon as only five spots remain for this trip aboard the 68-foot Columbia III, at an all inclusive price of $1,740 per person, plus GST. For further information visit www. mothershipadventures. com or www. crmuseum.ca, or call 1-888-833-8887 to register.

The Columbia III is an impeccably-restored former Coast Mission medical service vessel whose owners have teamed up with the Museum at Campbell River to offer historical and natural tours of local waters.

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Tyee Club lands dock money from feds Laet month, John Duncan, Member of Parliament for Vancouver Island North, on behalf of Lynne Yelich, Minister of State for Western Economic Diversification, announced support for the Tyee Club of British Columbia under the Harper Government’s Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund (CIIF).

“Our Government

is continuing to support communities across Canada by investing in important local infrastructure,” said MP Duncan. “Today’s announcement is another example of how the federal government is committed to supporting growth and community spirit while creating jobs and longterm prosperity in Campbell River.”

The Harper Government’s

investment of $40,300 will enhance the services provided by the Tyee Club of British Columbia.

With the funding provided, the club will upgrade the row boat dock to ensure compliance with environmental standards.

Improvements to the dock include building new pull ups for boats, removing outdated wharves, and upgrading the system that secures floats to

pilings.

“Since 1924, when the Tyee Club was formed, anglers from around the world have come to the waters at the mouth of the Campbell River to fish for Chinook salmon under rules and regulations designed to promote quality over quantity” said Sharon Fisher, President of the Tyee Club of British Columbia. “In almost 90 years, we have overcome many challenges and today,

overcoming our most recent challenge, a home for the unique, historical rowboats that are essential to the sustainability of this significant, economic resource, has been assured, thanks to funding from the Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund.”

In Economic Action Plan 2012, the Harper Government announced further support to help communities across

the country modernize their infrastructure.

Our Government committed $150 million over two years for the Fund.

The Fund supports projects that look to improve existing community infrastructure accessible for use by the public, such as community centres, recreational buildings, local arenas, cultural and other community facilities.

Since 2006, the

Harper Government, through WD, has invested in jobcreating small- and mediumsized businesses, aerospace, marine and defence industries, and supported innovative entrepreneurs in pursuing emerging markets.

By continuing to promote new economic opportunities, WD is helping to create jobs, economic growth, and long-term prosperity.

B.C. families pay less at the pharmacy starting April 1 British Columbians will soon notice they are paying less for many of the generic prescription drugs they need for their health.

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the brand name price, from the current rate of 35 per cent of the brand name price. The price will further drop to 20 per cent in April 2014.

“Thanks to this regulation, B.C. families will pay less at the till when they

fill their prescriptions.

These price reductions will also save money for the provincial government - money that can be used instead to help enhance patient care in B.C.’s health system,” said Health Minister Margaret

MacDiarmid.

The drug price regulation is the first in a suite of regulations required to fully implement the Pharmaceutical Services Act, which came into force in May 2012. The act shifts B.C.’s PharmaCare

program from relying on government policy, to being protected by legislation.

The regulation allows the Minister of Health to regulate the price of prescription drugs. Generic drugs have the same quality, strength, purity and

stability as their brand name equivalents and are made to the same strict standards.

“Reducing the price of generic drugs benefits our clients by making prescription drugs more affordable for families and employer insurance

plans,” said Kenneth G. Martin, president and CEO of Pacific Blue Cross.

“We support this regulation, as it brings B.C. in line with other Canadian jurisdictions and helps ensure fair and consistent pricing.”

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