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ELECTION 2014

Warner runs again on an independent path FOR THE TOWN SMAN

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Casey Quinn (Alexa Laing Gahr), stuck behind the counter of Canada’s most famous provider of coffee and doughnuts, can’t hide her exasperation at the small town idiosyncrasies of Nately, Nova Scotia (as presented here by the multi-role-playing Peter Schalk). Nately, where a miracle is about to occur at the site of the local Tim Hortons, is the scene of Cranbrook Community Theatre’s latest production, “Halo,” which opens tonight at the Studio Stage Door. See more, Page 2.

POLYGAMY CHARGES

Blackmore, Oler appear in court LORNE ECKERSLEY Creston Valley Advance

It was a Blackmore family day in the Creston Law Courts on Thursday morning, where two leaders of opposing Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints factions appeared to face polygamy charges.

Winston Kay Blackmore sat in the public section of the courtroom, surrounded by eight daughters and a granddaughter. He was represented, on a temporary basis, by Vancouver attorney Alison Latimer and was not required to speak to Judge Grant Sheard.

The indictment against Blackmore alleges that he has 24 wives.

James Marion Oler, Black-

more’s brother-in-law, has not retained counsel and requested time to hire a lawyer. The Oler-led faction is said to keep close ties with the followers of Warren Jeffs in the US. Jeffs is currently incarcerated in Texas.

Both cases were remanded until December 4 so that both men could retain counsel.

Also appearing in court were Blackmore’s son, Brandon James Blackmore and his wife, Emily Ruth Crossfield, who are charged with unlawfully removing a child under 16 from Canada with the intent that an offence of a sexual nature would be committed outside of Canada. Neither has retained counsel and Sheard suggested they speak to the

WINSTON BLACKMORE Legal Aid lawyer who was in the courthouse at the time.

The husband and wife are followers of Oler’s faction.

When asked outside the courthouse if he speaks to his son

often, Winston said, “Not for a long, long time.” Their case was also remanded.

No information about the charges was provided in the courtroom, but Crown prosecutor Peter Wilson consented to Latimer’s request that Winston Blackmore should be able to cross into the US because he has family on both sides of the border. Sheard agreed to amend previous conditions that required him to remain in BC or Alberta. Blackmore will still have to report in to the Creston RCMP every other Wednesday.

“He is not a flight risk,” Latimer contended. Wilson agreed.

See BLACKMORE, Page 5

Local journalist and first-term City Council member Gerry Warner says he’d like to serve another term as an independent on Cranbrook City Council.

“My constituency on Council is the people of Cranbrook, who I believe deserve an independent representative who puts their needs first and is not afraid to be contrary representing their concerns.”

Warner says he demonstrated his independence the past term by publicly criticizing Council, including himself, for making an in-camera decision to cull deer prior to it being revealed to the

GERRY WARNER

public. “I don’t think people on either side of the urban deer debate liked that decision being in-camera and it’s a mistake I’m not going to repeat.”

See WARNER, Page 3

Hockley steps into council race TRE VOR CR AWLEY Townsman Staff

Isaac Hockley has declared for Cranbrook city council.

Despite his youth, Hockley, 29, decided to run because of his desire to grow both business and the arts and culture aspects of the city.

“I am running for council because I believe I can bring a fresh perspective to the city,” said Hockley. “Cranbrook is a great place to live and work and I want to continue to build upon the strengths of our city.

“My vision for Cranbrook involves a community that demonstrates sustainable economic growth balanced with increased opportunities for arts and culture.”

ISAAC HOCKLEY

Hockley, born and raised in Cranbrook, runs his own photography business, and also co-owns HM Productions—the company that has organized events such as the Battle for the Border mixed martial arts shows and the Wheels of Steele dirt biking showcase during Sam Steele Days.

See HOCKLEY, Page 3

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Cranbrook Community Theatre

It’s tough praying in the parking lot ‘Halo’ opens tonight, Friday at the Studio Stage Door B a r ry Co u lt e r

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here is no forgotten pocket of Canada that our great national purveyor of coffee and doughtnuts hasn’t become part of, and become a familiar, homey part of the landscape. Also, as they say, there is no forgotten, lonely pocket of the human heart that Jesus Christ can’t inhabit.

But what if these two factors are combined?

What if a place so provincial, so parochial and out of the way (where you don’t take “a cab,” you take “the cab”) is transformed into a place of miraculous visitation, along the lines of Our Lady Of Lourdes? What happens then?

“Halo,” a play by Canadian Josh MacDonald, is Cranbrook Community Theatre’s latest offering at the Studio Stage Door. Directed by Terry Miller and produced by Sally Masters

and Brenda Babinski, it opens tonight, Friday.

Let us take Nately, Nova Scotia — “a good place to stop and pee.”

So says young Casey Quinn (Alexa Laing Moore), who has returned to her mother’s town, largely against her will, where she is trapped behind the counter of Tim Hortons, viewing unsophisticated small town life with a baleful eye and a sarcastic tongue.

Her boyfriend, the hockey playing Jansen Block (David Webb), is her opposite number in many ways. He loves the simple comforts of the old home life, and defends it to Casey, fleeing to his weights and skipping rope when their conversations become to acid.

In coffee line-ups, the characters are introduced: Father Kirby (“call me J.J.”, played by Jerrod Bondy) occupies an

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“Suddenly, the place is lousy with folk groups:” Casey Quinn (Alexa Laing Moore), appears to be the voice, if not the ears, of reason when confronted by Dove (Hannah van der Roest and Peter Schalk), a Christian folk duo who have come to sing the praises of the apparition on the wall. uncomfortable position as the progressive priest, viewed with suspicion by the more traditionalist Natelians, for his long hair and his sermons incorporating movie references; Don McMullin (Bob McCue), an eccentric bumpkin;

Fat Bob (Peter Schalk), the doughnut Czar; Myriad passers-by, townsfolk and others seeking coffee, multiple parts played admirably by Peter Schalk and Hannah van der Roest.

Everyone in devout

Catholic Nately knows God is watching. What happens if you find out where he’s watching from?

So, when a miraculous apparition appears in the parking lot, on the wall of the Tim Hortons, fervour ensues. The hordes of pilgrims begin to arrive.

As Casey says, suddenly the place “is lousy with folk groups.” The cynical and the opportunistic quickly follow, sensing gain at the shrine.

What happens when miracles and advertising campaigns mix?

What happens? What happens?

Everyone is waiting for something to happen. And the logical outcome, of course, is … a parking lot High Mass.

This situation affects everyone differently.

And Casey, as the woman behind the coffee counter, has a closeup view of everyone’s reaction, including her friend the priest’s. It strikes us that Casey has a better connection with J.J, who is also at

sea in the small town, than she has with Jansen, her pious boyfriend. Of course, J.J is envious and angry — and admits it — that the apparition on the wall can move so many religiously, while he can only be told to get a hair cut.

Jansen, however, rejoices in the advent of the miracle.

So it falls to Casey and Jansen, who each take the sides, sort of, of reason versus faith. Arguing over the apparition, the flaws in their respective arguments are balanced by their commitment to them.

At one point, Casey points out that her hockey playing boyfriend is wearing his knee pads.

“It’s tough praying out there, in the parking lot,” Jansen says.

Maybe, but it is not as hard to pray out there as it is at the hospital bedside of Megan McMullin, a young woman in a coma, whose father, Donald McMullin, farmer and Nately stalwart, is in an agony of waiting, trying to pray

The churches of Kimberley are offering a Winter Clothing Reuse on Oct. 18th You can drop off winter clothing donations at 395 Marsden Street on the mornings of Oct. 14-17 – or give them to someone you know from the Anglican, United, Presbyterian, Catholic, Pentecostal, Foursquare or Baptist churches.

For more info, phone Drew, 250-427-7771.

for a miracle. But here’s a thing — what’s the right way to pray? What if prayers aren’t answered unless you’re praying right?

For running alongside the dark comedy of the Tim Hortons parking lot is a secondary story, a tragedy, of a family in turmoil and transition. To complicate McMullin’s sorrow, his other daughter, Liz (Zoe Dupley) has returned home, from Toronto — another CFA (Come From Away), one who set out to escape the confines of the small town, but returns to find her father trying to pray for a miracle and a town transformed by religious fervour.

We wait for the two stories to intersect, and they eventually will.

And throughout, this sharp, insightful play will examine the nature of miracles and prayer, religion and faith, and the problems faced by all CFAs and those who stayed home.

Special mention of the performance of Bob McCue and Zoe Dupley as Don and Liz McMullin, whose portrayal of a family in emotional tumult does not detract from, from, but rather complements, the madcap furor of the Tim Hortons shrine.

“Halo” opens tonight at the Studio Stage Door, and runs October 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24 & 25.

Showtime is 8 p.m.

Tickets available at Lotus Books.

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Council borrowing up to $700,000 for irrigation replacement A r n e P e t rys h e n Townsman Staff

The city will be going to an alternate approval process to borrow up to $700,000 to replace the spray irrigation Motor Control Center.

Council passed three readings of the Local Authorization Bylaw at the Monday, Oct. 6 meeting.

“This is the primary mechanism with which

sewage coming from Cranbrook gets sent out to the spray irrigation facility and without this motor being operational it basically shuts down our entire system,” Mayor Wayne Stetski said. “There was a fire and the motor continued to operate during the balance of the season, of course it doesn’t operate in the winter.”

Stetski said it’s import-

ant to enlace the motor prior to the start of the next season.

“Unfortunately the cost is $700,000 to replace that motor,” he added.

Because the funding will come through the alternate approval process, the Community Charter states that elector approval is needed.

Electors can state their opposition to the borrowing through a elector response

form until Wednesday, Dec. 10 at 4:30 p.m.

The city is using the most current list of Cranbrook electors, which contains 14,810 names. The number of elector responses required to prevent council from proceeding without the assent of the electors is 1,481.

The bylaw that authorizes the borrowing will also be forwarded to the Inspec-

tor of Municipalities for approval.

Coun. Warner asked whether it would be possible to take money from one of the city’s reserve funds to save on the interest, but CAO Wayne Staudt said it is not.

“If we had the reserve funds available we would have put that forth as an option,” Staudt said.

Coun. Diana J Scott

noted that previously the CAO felt the city was in a good position for borrowing and asked whether he still felt that way.

“My take on this is we have to do this,” Scott said.

“If we don’t do it and something happens in the spring it could be a huge catastrophe, so we definitely have to do it. I think from what I’ve heard, we’re in a good position for borrowing.”

Warner seeks second term Continued from page 1

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Arthur’s Sports Bar and Grill is the latest business to be recognized with the Diversity @ Work recognition from the Cranbrook Society for Community Living (CSCL). The sticker is given to businesses that support diversity in the workplace.

Rendall Reid began working in the kitchen at Arthur’s a year and a half ago and really enjoys the job. Left to right: Heidi Adams, assistant manager of Days Inn; John White, CSCL; Rendall Reid, Arthur’s Sports Bar and Grill; Melanie Fiorentino, CSCL; and Rebekah Quennell, CSCL;

Hockley throws hat into the ring Continued from page 1 Hockley looks at communities in the Kootenays like Nelson, Fernie and Kimberley that all have a distinct and unique culture, and wants to Cranbrook to create its own identity.

That starts by encouraging business growth which will, in turn, provide more municipal funding for arts and culture.

“As soon as you build up business in town, the more business we have in town, the more money we can spend on

arts,” said Hockley. “All of the sudden we have that sustainable growth. You can put more money into the arts.

“As soon as you have arts, it brings me right back to the culture thing. What Kimberley has, what Fernie has, what Nelson has.

“They’ve got serious culture.”

Being a hub for the Kootenay region, Cranbrook feeds off the tourism from those communities, but more arts

and culture will help draw more visitors to the city, Hockley noted.

He used himself as an example of a marriage between business and arts, pointing to his artistic photography business and HM Productions.

“I’m right there in the middle, so I definitely thing we need someone in the middle on city council,” Hockley said.

And while Hockley is one of the younger candidates on the election slate, he wants to think big and plan for the fu-

ture, if elected.

“I think that I can bring a young, youth perspective,” Hockley said. “My involvement with the city council in the last few years bringing in a few of my MMA events and a few events that I brought in, were really positive.

“If I get on [council], I want to be able to set up for not just the next four years, but two terms, at least, just so we can get the ball rolling in the right direction.”

The one-term Council member also opposed Council’s initial decision to demolish the former Water and Electrical Building behind City Hall on the basis it had heritage value. “I realize some disagree with me on this, but when a citizens’ group came forward with a plan to save the building, I supported them because if they succeed this could be part of a move towards downtown revitalization.”

As a member of the City’s Cranbrook in Motion Committee, Warner moved a motion which resulted in Council lowering the speed limit to 30 kph in all school zones in the City. He also moved motions in opposition to Canada Post ending doorto-door mail delivery, privatization of provincial liquor stores, cancellation of the Meals on Wheels program and in favour of stronger legal measures to protect workers on the job.

Near the end of his term, Warner introduced a notice of motion calling for a City bylaw to regulate the dumping of harmful substances in the City’s storm sewer system with penalties for polluters. “The City spent millions to upgrade its award-winning spray irrigation sewage treatment system so it only makes sense to protect it from harmful substances being dumped into the storm sewers which may be responsible for recent fish kills in Joseph Creek.”

Warner promises the same kind of representation if he’s elected again.

“I believe we’ve got to do more to upgrade our

basic infrastructure, especially roads, and we’ve got to continue to provide the services our residents need, especially seniors, while marketing Cranbrook to the rest of the world to boost business. It won’t be easy but we must try.”

In order to do this, Warner says he’d like to see a boost in the roads maintenance budget with the funds coming from other City spending.

“We’ve got the dedicated one per cent Road Improvement Tax which is good, but we need more because the condition of many of our roads is a disgrace. It will be a tough decision but that’s what we’re elected to do.”

The City should also take a tougher stand with Victoria on funding to deal with urban deer.

Warner says. “The deer are owned by the Province and it’s time Victoria stepped up to the plate and provided the funding we need to make our streets safe again.”

Warner was a reporter with the Cranbrook Townsman for 15 years before retiring and being elected to Council. He served on the board of the Railway Museum for three years, was President of the East Kootenay Outdoor Club for five years, is a member of the Joseph Creek Streamkeepers and an active Rotarian. He has been married to wife Sandra for 29 years and the couple have two children; Stephanie, an instructor in English literature at the China University of Geosciences in Beijing and Nathan a third year medical student at Deakin University in Australia.

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Courtesy Darryl Schmidt

East Kootenay/UVIC Teacher Education program students (l-r Peter, Angalea, Syndi, Nicole, Cailey, Hayley and Toni) at College of the Rockies held a bake sale on Thursday, October 9 to raise funds for Rocky Mountain Elementary School in Elkford. An electrical fire in June destroyed the school’s books and supplies and, as future teachers, the students believed it was important to help them get back up and running. The proceeds of the bake sale, totalling $736.15 , will go directly to Rocky Mountain Elementary.

Rob Gay announces RDEK re-election bid for Area C Tre vor Cr awley Townsman Staff

While the municipal election is gearing up, the race is also on for representation at the RDEK. Area C director Rob Gay made it official on Thursday, declaring his intent to run for re-election of his district.

Gay, a three-time area director, filed his nomination papers earlier in the week and will be running in his fourth election.

“Over the past 9 years I feel very fortunate to have worked for the residents of Area C,”

APPLY NOW, FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR FISH & WILDLIFE PROJECTS The Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program (FWCP) funds fish and wildlife projects in the Columbia region that align with its Action Plans, including the new Upper Kootenay Ecosystem Enhancement Plan.

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read our Action Plans, and download funding information and applications at www.fwcp.ca

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Gay said. “I feel that my experience and leadership abilities allow me to work effectively towards solutions for challenges faced by residents.”

In addition to serving as Area C director, Gay is the chair of the RDEK board of directors and sits on a number of

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regional committees.

“My pursuit of solutions to locate problems, like the lack of affordable broadband for many residents in our rural areas, has offered me the opportunity to network with other Regional Districts and order of government to find sustainable solutions,” said Gay. “I’ve have a number of important projects underway and a long list of targets that I would like to continue to work all of which lead to helping to improve the lives of citizens in Area C.”

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Local NEWS

Opposition seeks Mt. Polley details Tom Fle tc h er Black Press

VICTORIA – The B.C. government released its latest water test results from the Mount Polley mine spill area Thursday, but refused a demand by opposition politicians to release inspection reports on the mine and tailings dam that collapsed Aug. 4.

Environment Minister Mary Polak said the water results showed “slightly” elevated levels of aluminum and copper in water samples from Quesnel Lake, but water remains safe to drink in the area affected by the plume of tailings in the lake.

Polak said all information related to health and safety of area residents has been made public, but she is complying with a request from investigators not to release inspection reports until multiple investigations are complete.

Polak released an Oct. 6 letter from B.C. Chief Inspector of Mines Al Hoffman, who is supervising one investigation of the dam failure. Hoffman said investigators is examining “all documents re-

lating to the history, design, construction, operation and maintenance of the tailings facility” and has interviewed more than 50 people.

Imperial Metals issued a statement last week in response to a Vancouver newspaper report that a 2010 inspection report described a crack found in the Mount Polley dam.

The crack was 900 metres away from the area of the August breach, and “was thought to be associated with localized settlement of loosely compacted material along the downstream slope of the embankment,” the company said.

NDP energy and mines critic Norm Macdonald referred to reduced inspections at a coal mine in the Kootenays, and a memo from a ministry official in 2010 warning of the risks of reducing mine inspections.

Energy and Mines Minister Bill Bennett maintains that annual inspections of Mount Polley and other mines with tailings ponds were not reduced, although other inspections were reduced.

Blackmore in court Continued from page 1

Oler made a quick exit from the courthouse, avoiding questions from reporters. But Blackmore, dressed in a black suit and tie with a white shirt and wearing a baseball cap with the initials WB (“It’s my son’s,” he said.), stayed outside to do interviews and pose for photographs, including some with his daughters and granddaughters.

“A little bit sick,” Blackmore said when asked how he felt. “I don’t really know that

much (about the prosecution’s case). I haven’t seen anything and it’s probably wise not to say anything.”

On facing polygamy charges “again”, he said, “I will absolutely defend.”

How that defense will be made is unclear, as Blackmore said his financial situation prevented hiring Latimer except on an interim basis.

“I’m worried about money,” he admitted.

Capture apples’ bounty this weekend For the Townsman

In the fall, as the nights turn colder, local apples ripen on the tree and eventually fall to the ground.

Fortunately, Wildsight has a solution to help locals make use of the local bounty of apples before they become a mess and a wildlife attractant.

It’s called the Apple Capture Project and it includes juicing, saucing, picking, and dehydrating equipment that Wildsight loans out free of charge in Kimberley and Cranbrook, a tree share board, and community juicing days.

Wildsight’s next community juicing day is a special Thanksgiving celebration this weekend, Saturday, Oct 11.

“Join us for a community apple picking from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., followed by juice pressing from 1pm to 3 p.m.,” said Wildsight’s Sonja Seher. “Or if you want to bring your own apples to juice or just see how it all works, drop by between 1 p.m. and

3 p.m.”

The juicing event takes place in Cranbrook at the Public Produce Garden (6th Avenue and 18th Street North).

“Kids love watching the juicing process and even helping out,” said Wildsight’s Lars Sander-Green, “and we are happy to share a cup of fresh juice with anyone who stops by.”

Seher reminded everyone to bring containers to bring home their own share of the juice.

You don’t need to join a community juicing day to use the harvest and food preservation equipment. Everyone can sign up online at wildsight.ca/apples for Wildsight’s equipment booking system and can pick up equipment at any time.

“Between Kimberley and Cranbrook, we have five apple juice presses, four large dehydrators, three sauce makers, two 12-foot orchard ladders and two smaller ladders, plenty of picking bags, pole

Cranbrook Food Bank

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New Members Welcome

The NEW phone number for the KTA is 250-432-9729 The address is still 201-144 Deer Park Ave. Kimberley, BC V1A 2J4

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Cranbrook and Kimberley apples are yours for the juicing this weekend as Wildsight hosts a community juicing day Saturday. pickers and extension pickers, and a set of pruning equipment,” said Sander-Green. “So you can access everything you need to pick apples and make apple juice, apple sauce, and dried apple rings.”

And if you don’t have any apples, Wildsight maintains a tree share board where locals can post their tree to share with others or connect with someone who has

too many apples. Anyone who has excess fruit or who spots an untended tree on public property can share the information at wildsight.ca/ apples or call 250 427 2535 x 2.

“We started the Apple Capture Project four years ago in Kimberley and since then we’ve grown every year,” said Sander-Green, “and we have noticed a real decrease in local apples

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rotting on the ground and attracting wildlife and an increase in happy locals stocking their freezers and cupboards with local apple products.”

More information on Wildsight’s Apple Capture Project is available at wildsight.ca/apples or by dropping by the community juicing day this Saturday to see apple juicing in person.

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Thanksgiving - Recipe Diem In “Dead Poets Society”, Robin Williams plays English professor John Keating, who inspired his class of English boarding school boys to a love of poetry. He wants to mold them so that they learn to imagine new possibilities and dream new dreams for their lives.

In a key speech near the beginning of the movie, in a hallway with portraits of famous men, he urges the boys, “Carpe diem; seize the day boys, make your lives extraordinary.”

I wrote about this 4 or so years ago, and this year I was reflecting on that again as we approach this thanksgiving weekend. There is indeed a place and time in life for us all to seize the day, to take bold and courageous action. The world needs such witnesses to goodness and truth. Carpe diem, indeed.

But there is also a time in life for us to simply “recipe diem”, “receive the day”.

One of my favourite prayers in the Anglican tradition comes from the service of Compline (night prayer): “O God, your unfailing providence sustains the earth which nurtures us and the life we live: watch over those, both night and day, who work while others sleep, and grant that we may never forget that our common life depends upon each other’s toil; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.”

This prayer reminds us that the world

which we inhabit, the lives we share, all that we are and all that we have, comes to us as a gift. Our lives are bounded by grace and undeserved generosity. It is not something we can seize or hold. We can only receive and give thanks.

“Recipe diem.” To receive in this way is not a passive thing. It is an active attentiveness to each moment as an irreplaceable, intimate gift.

Buddhism calls it the pracRev. Yme tice of mindfulness. We are Woensdregt mindful of each joy in our life, each breath, each person, each event. We pay attention, and as we do so, we delight once again in the sheer giftedness of life.

The prayer also reminds us that we are dependant on each other’s toil. The notion of an autonomous individual is false. It is fundamentally absurd. We are born into, and dependent upon a web of relationships from start to finish. We live with others. Our lives are deeply interconnected with other lives. Part of the discipline of active, attentive gratitude is giving thanks for everyone else.

Margaret Visser, in her book “The Gift of Thanks”, writes, “Gratitude is always a matter of paying attention, of deliberately beholding and appreciating the other.”

Thanksgiving is a good reminder to pay attention and deliberately behold and appreciate others as we acknowledge

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our dependence on one another.

This Thanksgiving, I’m going to be grateful for the giftedness of my life. I will give thanks for all those other folk on whose toil my life depends. That includes family and friends. But it also includes a whole host of people who are unknown to me, all those who had a hand in making my Thanksgiving feast possible: those who planted, those who harvested, those who processed and packed, those who drove the trucks and those who loaded and unloaded the trucks, those who stocked the shelves and those who checked out the groceries. I thank the power company electrician who makes sure the power gets to my home, sometimes in inclement weather.

I will also thank sister turkey and brother pig for the sacrifice of their lives for my nourishment. This web of mutual dependency also includes non–human creatures with whom we share this world.

One of the things I wish to learn is to be more mindful. Thanksgiving reminds me once again, in the midst of all my busy–ness to “recipe diem”, to know that it doesn’t all depend on me but that there are times I can simply receive the goodness that comes as sheer gift.

Yme Woensdregt is Pastor at Christ Church Anglican in Cranbrook

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The Imperial Hotel on Armstrong Ave. JANUS: Cranbrook Then & Now

Jim Cameron On the morning of Nov. 23, 1912, a few of the out-of-town boys were comfortably ensconced in the parlour of the Imperial Hotel on Armstrong Ave. following a night of carousing.

A young man, known only as “Smith” — 20 years old and a “jolly sort of fellow” according to one of his mates — pulled out a revolver and opened it to show three loaded cartridges inside. He emptied the cartridges on the floor, pointed the gun at the wall and pulled the trigger. The chamber was empty. He placed the gun to his head, remarking to his companions, “Don’t think I mean it,” and pulled the trigger once again. It was at this point that things went south, not just for Mr. Smith, but, in retrospect, for the Imperial Hotel as well.

The Imperial was the newest of the hotels in Cranbrook.

Built in the summer of 1904, by Peter Matheson, it was a building typical of its time and pur-

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Herald, Dec. 22, 1904.

The original Imperial Hotel in 1904, the year it was built on Armstrong (9th) Ave. pose: wooden construction, simple, (if not top-heavy) lines with a minimum of decoration, a few windows, a door or two and a first floor verandah running along the width.

Peter Matheson, born in Lac Megantic, Quebec, was an energetic and capable man of 39 years when he arrived in Cranbrook in 1898. He proved himself a proficient carpenter in the construction of houses, did a little prospecting, ran a delivery service and married local girl Margaret Dupont in Apr.

1901. The marriage ceremony went well but, as the bridal party headed up Armstrong Ave. in their carriage, his pals beat a tattoo on tin cans which spooked the horses. Peter and his best man bailed out as the team dashed down the street but Margaret and Luxina McEachern, her maid of honour, remained onboard, eventually leaping off near the Greer residence (most recently the former Stefan’s Hair Studio).

The bride was unhurt, Miss

McEachern was cut on the face and badly bruised and the groom suffered a sprained back. “A bad ending to a wedding party” stated the local paper, “may they live to enjoy so much happiness & prosperity as to forget it.”

Perhaps not. Somewhere along the way Margaret Matheson fades from view, to be replaced, in 1933, by his second wife Cora Manners, daughter of a local lumberman. In June, 1902, Mr. Matheson purchased the East Kootenay/Queen’s Hotel on Baker Street which he continued to run while constructing his new lodging house. The Imperial opened in early July, 1904, under the management of William Small, although the interior — with the exception of the bar — was far from complete. When asked why they were spending so much money on a hotel that was off main street Mr. Small replied, “Well, Mr. Matheson say that he has got to spend about so much money this year and he might just as well spend it making the hotel better as any other way, and I suppose that he will keep on till he gets through or his money is all gone.”

See JANUS, Page 15

Libraries, propaganda, the Great War: Part II It was in July of 1915 when a German was invaluable.

“Democracy” Parker counselled, was embassy worker left his briefcase in a New York subway car, exposing his country’s 38 the one thing Americans values above all million dollar intelligence operation to else, so their publications needed to stress bombard American public libraries with this. For example, enemy forces need to be wartime propaganda. Since the U.S. had described not as despotic or tyrannical, but “antidemocratic.” He also declared their neutrality told them that since “there during the outbreak of the is a common belief in the First World War, Germany United States that England sought to persuade Ameriis using the war to profit its cans through their reading BOOKNOTES dominions and colonies,” habits. The clandestine placing pro-German / anMike Selby the publications they print must state the conflict is ti-England publications in between “France and her public libraries throughout the United States was successful until the Allies.” Parker also felt books by British briefcase incident; no one in America was authors would be well received by libraries pleased with Germany’s (now awkward) in the Eastern and Southern States. The Midwest, he cautioned, has a large Gerattempt to influence them.

No one is England was pleased either. man-American population. Books sent to Realizing a propaganda counter-attack was libraries there need to be by Belgian or needed, the British Prime Minister helped French authors.

Helping Parker write pro-England procreate a secret publishing firm hidden in Wellington House—a government building paganda was a who’s who of early 20th in charge of social security payments. Al- century writers: Hope Hawkins (The Pristhough the goal was to the same as Germa- oner of Zenda), Arthur Conan Doyle (Sherny’s, the dissemination of pro-England ma- lock Holmes), Emile Durkheim (Sociology terial in American public libraries, the Brit- & Its Scientific Domain), Ford Madox Ford ish needed their campaign to far more del- (The Inheritors), Gilbert Murray (History of icate and understated. They also employed Ancient Greek Literature), Arnold Toynbee a secret weapon which had not occurred to (A Study of History), Owen Wister (The Virginian), and H.G. Wells (War of the their German counterparts: A Canadian.

Those involved with the Wellington Worlds).

Now Parker would either take an existHouse operation knew that no one was more loyal to the Crown or knew the Amer- ing publication, like George H. Doran’s ican temperament better than the Canadi- popular ‘J’accuse,’ or a new one like his own ans, so they enlisted the help of Canadian ‘The World in the Crucible: An Account of novelist Gilbert Parker. His novels ‘The the Origins and Conduct of the Great War,’ Trail of the Sword’ and ‘The Battle of the and have it translated into French. It would Strong’ had been bestsellers in the States, then be re-translated into English, printed and Parker had frequently toured there. in Switzerland, and then stamped with Eager to help, Parker was immediately put “Paris Chamber of Commerce” in black in charge of Wellington House. His advice ink. These were then sent to an operative in

the U.S., who would mark them as bookstore remainders, and then use a library jobber to sell them to public libraries. What acquisition librarians saw was an English translation of a French book published in Switzerland (the most neutral country ever), handed out or promoted by the Paris Chamber of Commerce, and now offered at a hefty discount. Tens of thousands of Wellington House publications found there way onto the shelves of public libraries this way.

A less clandestine but no less effective method was to have one of the more popular writers, like Arthur Conan Doyle, simply autograph a box of a books (like Doyle’s ‘The German War’) and ship it to a pubic library. The box would also come with a handwritten card to the librarian, stating “a gift, with compliments from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.” A gift like this was difficult at best to return or discard.

Parker and Wellington House continued to secretly place pro-England materials this way up until April of 1917, when the United States finally joined the Allies and declared war on Germany. The battle for the American Public Library waged by the German Information Service and later by England’s Wellington House was over.

It is unknown whether either side’s campaign resulted in an ounce of persuasion.

Knowledge of England’s propaganda operation was as welcome as the German one had been. A library patron in Oregon felt the Wellington House publications snuck into his library could “only have a tendency to incite race hatred…they neither have historical nor educational value.”

Mike Selby is Reference Librarian at the Cranbrook Public Library

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UPCOMING

2014 FREE FAMILY SWIM Wednesday, October 15th, 6:007:00pm is sponsored by Kimberley United Church. Persons 18 years & younger must be accompanied by an adult.

The churches of Kimberley are offering a Winter Clothing Reuse, Saturday, Oct 18, 10-2 at 395 Marsden St., hosted by the Baptist church, across from the skatepark. It’s free; you are welcome to simply come on the day and take what is useful or you can donate items that are clean and in good repair to pass on. Drop off winter clothing donations at 395 Marsden on the mornings of October 14-17. Info: Drew 427-7771.

Annual Fall Tea & Bake Sale, Saturday, Oct 18, 1-3 p.m. Seniors Citizens Hall, Br. 11, 125 - 17 Ave. S., Cranbrook. Info: Judy 250426-2436 Community Social Dance, Saturday Oct 18, 7:00pm. Adults of any age welcome - come and enjoy! Band: Country Roundup.

Cranbrook Seniors Hall, 125-17 Ave. S. Refreshments served.

Alcohol-free premises.

East Kootenay Historical Meeting at the Heritage Inn, Sunday Oct 19, 11:30 a.m. Guest speaker Mr. Angus Davis. Please come and join us.

Kimberley Nature Park - Golden Larch Hike - Sun, Oct 19, Leader Struan Robertson, 427-5048. Two starting points - 9 am Nordic Ski Trail entrance & 9:30 am junction of St Mary Lake Rd and Matthew Creek Rd. Choose one of two routes into Horse Barn Valley and Dipper Lake. From the Nordic Trails entrance, a mainly flat 4 km hike. From Matthew Creek, a 4.5 km car pool along a logging road then a moderate 2 km hike. The two parties will meet at Dipper Lake. Approx. 4-5 hrs.

Thursday Oct 23, 11:00 a.m. 50+ Legacy Builders’ Turkey Dinner. FREE just call ahead to say you will attend. Abundant Life P.A. 250-426-2866, 501 - 11 Ave. S., Cranbrook.

Volunteer English as a Second Language tutors needed. Next training session – Oct 24-25th at CBAL office, Cranbrook. Call Katherine 250-417-2896

ONGOING Cranbrook Community Tennis Assoc. welcome all citizens to play or learn to play. Call Neil 250-489-8107, Cathy 250-464-1903.

East Kootenay Women Executives & Entrepreneurs (EKWEE) meet the first Monday of every month at the Heritage Inn, Dining Room Annex, 7:00PM. Join us for of the menu dinner 5:307:00. Pay your own tab. Networking, share accomplishments, education. Bev Campbell 778-481-4883 Royal Canadian Legion Branch 24; Friday Meat Draw: 4:30- 6:30, Saturday Meat Draw: 3:30-5:30.

Mark Creek Lions meet 1st and 3rd Wednesdays at the Kimbrook. Meet & Greet from 6:00-6:30pm, supper 6:30-7:00, meeting 7:00-8:00pm. Contact 250-427-5612 or 250-427-7496.

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(250)489-3111 or email us at @bigbrothersbigsisters.ca Volunteers always needed for the Marysville Thrift shop! Please contact Marilyn @ 427-4153 or Jean @ 427-7072.

Seniors Autobiographical Writing for those aged 60 or wiser at the Kimberley Library. No writing experience necessary. It’s free.

Tuesdays 10:00 - Noon. Register: Kim Roberts CBAL Coordinator 250-427-4468 or kroberts@cbal.org The Cellar Thrift Store Open Mon. to Sat., noon to 4:30 p.m. Our revenues support local programs and outreach programs of Cranbrook United Church. Baker Lane Entry at 2 – 12th Ave. S. Cranbrook, B. C. Donations of new or gently used items welcome.

CRANBROOK QUILTERS’ GUILD hold their meetings every 2nd & 4th Tuesday of each month at 7:15pm upstairs in the Seniors’ Hall, 12517th Ave. S. Everyone welcome. Info: Donna at 250-426-7136.

Canadian Cancer Society- if you have spare time and would like to volunteer, interested applicants can call 250-426-8916, drop by our office at #19-9th Avenue S, Cranbrook or go to www. fightwithus.ca and register as a volunteer.

Parkinson’s Support Group are meeting at 2 pm on the third Wednesday of each month at the Heritage Inn. For more info. phone Linda @ 250-489-4252. No meetings July, Aug or Dec. Do you have the desire to stop eating compulsively? Overeaters Anonymous (a 12-Step Program) meets Wednesdays from 7-8pm at Cranbrook United Church, 2-12th St. S., downstairs.

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Kootenay Ice rookie G Williams “fantastic” in road loss to Warriors Taylor Rocc a Sports Editor

For the second consecutive night, the Kootenay Ice received a highlight-reel performance between the pipes and still left the rink empty-handed.

Rookie goaltender Keelan Williams earned his first career WHL start and, according to Kootenay Ice head coach Ryan McGill, turned in a “fantastic game” in relief of Wyatt Hoflin, making 35 saves in a losing effort as the Ice fell 3-1 to the Moose Jaw Warriors.

“He didn’t get a lot of help defensively,” McGill said over the phone Thursday night. “But he was there and gave us a

chance going into the third period to win.”

The 18-year-old native of Calgary, Alta. beat out Jayden Sittler for the backup role at the conclusion of pre-season play and early indications suggest the decision to keep the calm and collected puck-stopper in Cranbrook was the right one.

Williams’ 35 saves Thursday largely consisted of the acrobatic, show-stopping variety.

“Certainly not taking anything away from Wyatt, but if this kid [Williams] is going to push like that, we need to turn this into a competition rather than into a break [for Wyatt Hof-

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lin],” McGill added. “[Williams] has taken a step tonight to prove himself.”

Thursday represented the first time in Kootenay’s first seven games Hoflin wasn’t in the blue paint to start the game.

Williams had only seen cleanup duty Sept. 27 in a 7-1 loss to Red Deer.

After a scoreless first period, the Warriors grabbed the lead for good when Torrin White popped a power-play marker past Williams 4:40 into the second.

After handing the Regina Pats eight power-play opportunities Wednesday evening, the Ice followed up by giving another eight extra-man chances to the Warriors Thursday. Moose Jaw made good on 25 per cent of its power-play opportunities when Tanner Eberle added a later insurance marker with four seconds to play in regulation.

Moose Jaw forward Brett Howden gave the Warriors the only insurance tally they needed midway through the third period when he banged a rebound past a helpless Williams who

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First Period No scoring Second Period 1. MJW - T. White, (2) (N. Gregor, J. Smejkal), 4:40 (PP) Third Period 2. MJW - B. Howden, (4) (N. Gregor, J. Yakubowski), 10:59 3. KTN - L. Philp, (4) (J. Descheneau), 18:14 (SH) 4. MJW - T. Eberle, (4) (J. Rodewald, B. Point), 19:56 (PP) Shots 1 2 3 T Kootenay Ice 7 3 8 18 Moose Jaw Warriors16 15 7 38 Goaltenders Saves Mins SV% KTN - Keelan Williams 35/38 59:47 0.921 MJW - Z. Sawchenko 17/18 60:00 0.944 Power plays Kootenay Ice 0/3 (0.0%) Moose Jaw Warriors 2/8 (25.0%) Three Stars: 1) K. Williams (KTN); 2) Z. Sawchenko (MJW); 3) N. Gregor Scoring Statistics Player GP G (MJW) Jaedon Descheneau 5 5 Luke Philp 6 4 Upcoming Games Tyler King 7 0 Oct. 9 at Moose Jaw Zak Zborosky 7 2 Oct. 10 at Swift Current Levi Cable 7 1 Oct. 17 vs. Regina Cale Fleury 7 0 Oct. 18 vs. Victoria Troy Murray 7 0 Oct. 21 at Prince Albert Austin Vetterl 7 1 Oct. 22 at Saskatoon Jon Martin 5 2 Oct. 24 vs. Calgary Bryan Allbee 5 1 Oct. 25 at Spokane Tanner Faith 5 0 Oct. 28 vs. Prince Albert Dylan Overdyk 7 0 Oct. 31 vs. Red Deer Vince Loschiavo 5 1 Nov. 1 vs. Lethbridge Kyle O’Connor 7 1 Nov. 7 vs. Edmonton River Beattie 6 0 Nov. 8 vs. Swift Current Jared Legien 6 0 Nov. 14 vs. Calgary Ryan Chynoweth 7 0 Nov. 15 at Lethbridge Austin Wellsby 4 0 Nov. 19 vs. Medicine Hat Jordan Steenbergen 6 0 Nov. 21 vs. Lethbridge Matt Alfaro 7 0 Nov. 22 at Medicine Hat Nov. 23 vs. Moose Jaw Goaltending Statistics Nov. 28 at Portland Player W L OTL Nov. 29 at Seattle Wyatt Hoflin 2 4 0 Nov. 30 at Everett Keelan Williams 0 1 0

had already made one or two stops on the cagey 16-year-old Warrior. Howden’s goal put the Warriors up 2-0 in front of an announced crowd of 3,319 at Mosaic Place, and though Luke Philp’s short-handed tally with less than two minutes to play added a bit of suspense, the Ice were unable to draw even and fell to 1-5-0-0 on the road this season.

The Ice will try to salvage a three-game road trip tonight in Swift Current when they face the Broncos at 7 p.m. While three games in three nights may seem like a challenge, McGill insists it is no excuse for his team’s performance this week, or early on in the 2014-15 WHL season.

“We need to learn to be competitive as individuals, but you need all 18 skaters to be competitive at the same time,” McGill said. “Really what it boils down to, is we’ve got to try to get everybody competitive and going in the right direction so when one line or one group of five people gain momentum, the next group out there continues with it and doesn’t give it up.”

Notes: D Rinat Valiev missed his seventh game due to a lower-body injury…F Jon Martin missed his second game with an upper-body injury and won’t go to tonight…F Vince Loschiavo missed his first game with an upper-body injury…

Luke Philp’s tally snapped a shutout streak of nearly 230 minutes for Warriors G Zach Sawchenko...

On top of the world For the Townsman

Cranbrook’s Tyson Hirscher (right) is number one in the world. The local athlete, who trains with Evolution Martial Arts, Rocky Mountain Academy of Martial Arts and Fitness Inc., won gold at the World Karate and Kickboxing Commission World Championships held in Dublin, Ireland on Wednesday, Oct. 9. Hirscher was competing in the 16-17-year-old Class (the plus-70 kg category), and was awarded gold, by unanimous decision. Watch The Daily Townsman next week for more.

Sabres lose in Reinhart’s NHL debut Nick Mendol a Associated Press

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Cam Atkinson scored the tiebreaking goal on a third-period power play, and the Columbus Blue Jackets beat the Buffalo Sabres 3-1 in the season opener for both teams Thursday.

Artem Anisimov and Jack Skille also scored for the Blue Jackets, who got 21 saves from Sergei Bobrovsky. Atkinson snapped a 1-all tie with 7:15 remaining.

Zemgus Girgensons scored for Buffalo, and Jhonas Enroth made 37 saves.

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Columbus made the playoffs as a wild card in the Eastern Conference.

Bobrovsky made a strong right blocker save on Andre Benoit early in the first period and was forced to make a pointblank save on Chris Stewart moments later as Buffalo reeled off four straight shots.

For his part, Enroth made a pair of in-close saves during the Blue Jackets’ first power play and benefited from a shot that hit the post.

Buffalo’s second overall draft pick, Sam Reinhart, was hit hard near the midway point of the first by Blue Jackets right wing Jared Boll, who soon found himself face-to-face with Mike Weber. Both took roughing penalties.

Scott Hartnell redirected a shot off the crossbar late in the first, and Enroth stopped Mark Letestu on a 1-on1 before the period expired.

Buoyed by three early power plays, Columbus outshot Buffalo 12-7 in the first period and had a 40-22 advantage for the game.

Skille scored first at 13:21 of the second period. Skating down the right side, he took a snap shot that beat Enroth high, popping the lid off the goalie’s water bottle and sending liquid flying through the air behind the net.

Girgensons countered just more than a minute later when he stickhandled his way through the Blue Jackets’ defence before flipping a puck past Bobrovsky.

The Sabres earned their first power play when Fedor Tyutin took a hooking penalty at 9:09 of the third. That was interrupted by a hooking call to Brian Gionta, and Atkinson made the most of Columbus’ fourth power play by manoeuvring around Benoit and beating Enroth at 12:45.

Notes: Only six current Sabres were on the opening-day roster two years ago....

Blue Jackets left wing Nick Foligno was born in Buffalo and is the older brother of Sabres left wing Marcus Foligno ...

The game was the first as Sabres captain for Gionta, a Rochester native.

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Treaty Commission urges First Nations to resolve overlapping land claims Dene Moore Canadian Press

VANCOUVER — Despite the glacial pace of negotiations, the British Columbia treaty process remains a viable option

for First Nations to pursue self-determination, says the provincial treaty commission.

But commissioner Sophie Pierre said Tuesday that overlapping

land claims are an ongoing and thorny issue for negotiations.

“We have consistently identified overlapping claims as one of the biggest challenges that a

First Nation, reaching final agreement, must overcome,” Pierre said in the commission’s annual report.

It’s a barrier to more than treaties, she added

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in an interview.

“It’s also for all the major development that’s being talked about,” Pierre said.

Well over 100 per cent of B.C. Crown land is claimed as the traditional territory of one or more of the province’s 198 First Nations.

Treaties are even more necessary in light of a recent high-court ruling recognizing land title for the Tsilhqot’in Nation, she said.

“In fact, what Tsilhqot’in has said is that the best way of moving forward is through negotiated settlements, and that’s what we need to do,” Pierre said.

The report includes recommendations from several high-profile mediators and arbitrators, including Vince Ready.

Judith Sayers, former chief of the Hupacasath First Nation and its chief negotiator for 16 years, said treaties were never supposed to proceed to even an agreement-in-principle stage until boundary issues were resolved.

But “these governments want settlements so bad that they don’t care about overlap,” said Sayers, who is also an

assistant law professor at the University of Victoria.

“It is first-come, first serve.”

There have been several court cases over disputed boundaries set by treaty, such as a lawsuit by the 6,000-member Sto:lo Nation over the treaty signed with the 200-member Yale First Nation, which includes fishing rights in the Fraser River.

Pierre said progress had been made but she blamed a lack of funding from the provincial and federal governments for the failure to resolve disputes among nations.

The commission does not negotiate treaties but allocates funds and facilitates negotiations. Since it was established in 1992, nine First Nations have fully ratified final agreements.

Thirty-eight others are in various stages of negotiations, while 18 are no longer negotiating.

Among all the First Nations in B.C., 102 have taken part in the treaty process and 96 have not.

The commission report said a limited federal mandate is another

stumbling block, but Pierre expressed some hope that a change in approach announced by federal Aboriginal Affairs Minister Bernard Valcourt over the summer may jump-start stalled talks.

Over the past two decades, the commission has allocated approximately $627 million to First Nations to negotiate treaties.

Eighty per cent is a loan from the federal government, and the tally has become crippling, the commission said. Outstanding loans totalled approximately $486 million as of March 31, 2014.

The commission is pushing the federal government for an exit plan that would provide some relief to First Nations that have incurred massive debt at negotiations that have gone nowhere.

“We’ll never have the federal government say, yes, we were the problem but everybody knows they were the problem,” Pierre said.

“There are tables that are never going to reach treaties and they should not be left with this debt.”

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Dear Annie: I am tired of hearing women complain about their mothers-in-law. I have raised a son, sacrificed, worried, lost sleep, worked jobs I didn’t want and devoted my entire life to what was best for him -- as all mothers do. I dreamed that one day he would marry and have children, enriching our family. Then he meets “the one,” and she is accepted and welcomed.

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Janus: The Imperial Hotel on Armstrong Avenue Continued from page 7

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As furniture was added, the rooms were rented. It was a busy time for the town and business boomed. The dining room opened in August, promising “the best that the market affords, served in the height of culinary skill”, generally inferring that the meat was cooked and the plates washed.

On December 1, part-time employee John Johnson, upset over his pay, produced a knife and did a little carving on Mr. Matheson’s face and neck before bystanders came to the rescue. Johnson was later captured hiding in a woodshed in the red light district on 6th Ave. The Matheson/ Small partnership was dissolved by mutual consent in 1905, with Matheson taking singular control. A large addition was added to the hotel in 1911, erasing what little character there was of the original and, in 1912, we come upon the tragic game of Russian roulette in which, as you may have surmised, Mr. Smith died by his own hand.

In December, 1920, Henry Johnson took a room for the night and was found dead the next morning. An inquest determined he died of a ruptured kidney caused from a fall or a blow. A $300 bank draught he was known to have on his person the night before appeared to be missing.

The juror’s inquest ruled “death due to accident, causes unknown.”

On July 27, 1927, 24-year-old Haldis Gartland, staying overnight at

the hotel while visiting from Nelson, was attacked in her room by her estranged husband. She fled the hotel through a second story window, cutting herself badly on some sheet metal, but only made it as far as the stairway of the Dominion Meat Market next door (site of the present day Drive Radio building) before her husband caught her.

People on the street stood stunned in the bright morning sunshine as five shots rang out in the darkened stairwell. Haldis was dead, four bullets in her. He saved the final shot for himself. It was, perhaps, Cranbrook’s most horrific public murder. And so, it would appear, the Imperial Hotel gradually fell into public disfavour.

Occasional violence and death plagued many of the hotels of the day but the Imperial seemed particularly cursed. The bar eventually closed as did the dining room. Various businesses rented retail space on the first floor, a billiard hall being the most long-standing. The Imperial became little more than a gradually deteriorating rooming house under various names including the Cambrian and the Windsor Arms. Peter Matheson sold the hotel in 1933 for $3,500, although he continued to keep an apartment there in which he died on June 28, 1945. The building was eventually destroyed by fire over a decade ago. A single foundation and an empty lot remain.

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a government-controlled monopoly and with limited availability and an age limit, possibly through outlets similar to provincially operated liquor stores.

“Legalization means that we remove all penalties for cannabis possession and use by adults,” said Jurgen Rehm, director of social and epidemiological research at CAMH. “Canada’s current system of cannabis control is failing to prevent

TORONTO — Canada’s largest mental health and addiction treatment and research centre is calling for the legalization of marijuana, with strict controls that would govern who could buy weed, from where, and in what quantity.

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or reduce the harms associated with cannabis use,” he said Wednesday. “Based on a thorough review of the evidence, we believe that legalization combined with strict regulation of cannabis is the most effective means of reducing the harms associated with its use.”

Those harms include respiratory diseases such as lung cancer, the risk of death or disability from motor vehicle accidents, and deleterious effects on cognition, particularly among pot-smoking adolescents because their brains are still developing.

Cannabis use also can also become habitual, said Rehm, noting that about 30,000 people are treated for pot dependence each year in Ontario alone.

Given its potential harms, legalizing and controlling the sale of marijuana in Canada is an important public health measure, Rehm stressed.

Although possessing pot is illegal, a significant proportion of Canadians still use the herb. In fact, Canada has one of the highest rates of cannabis use in the world, with 40 per cent of Canadians having used it at least once in their lifetime.

In Ontario, for instance, a survey showed about the same percentage of people aged 18 to 29 reported having smoked pot in the previous year.

“We have a lot of our adolescents smoking marijuana, so it does not do what it’s supposed to be doing,” he said of criminalizing cannabis. “We push our youth, our adolescents into an illegal market, and where other drugs are sold from the same dealer.”

“And we cannot control all of this unless we legalize the substance ... plus we can control the potency and the quality too.”

Part of that control would include restricting sales to consumers

over a certain age — such as 19, 20 or 21 — similar to age rules in place for those buying alcohol.

Benedikt Fischer, an addictions expert at B.C.’s Simon Fraser University, said the federal government’s insistence on criminalizing marijuana possession and use has led to “hundreds of thousands” of Canadians over the years carrying a criminal record, which can have a far-reaching impact on their lives, including being unable to qualify for certain jobs.

“And we’re not effectively deterring cannabis use nor are we effectively preventing harms,” said Fischer, adding that pricing of a legalized product is also a key element of regulation — high enough to prevent too much use, but not so high it would send people to the black market looking for a less expensive product.

“The objective is not to make cannabis as cheaply available to as many people as possible, but really to make sure that people who want to consume cannabis have a safe and regulated and controlled supply that they choose over the black market,” he said.

Fischer said the federal government already has a model in place for a legalized and regulated industry in licensed growers of marijuana for medical purposes.

Recreational pot is no different than medicinal weed, he said, and there are purportedly hundreds of applications by other growers seeking licenses.

Rehm said a legalized system would need to be designed at the federal level and given the blessing of Parliament, but CAMH does not advocate following the somewhat wild-west example of Colorado, which has legalized pot but has few constraints on who can sell the product or to whom.

“That’s exactly what we do not want.”

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