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J.R. Rardon Black Press PORT McNEILL—The Regional District of Mount Waddington budget will see an uptick of 2.41 per cent in 2015 over 2014 levels, but residential ratepayers are more likely to see a reduction than an increase in their individual tax bills.

The RDMW board of directors approved first reading of the fiveyear financial plan bylaw for 2015 during their regular meeting Jan. 20.

The modest increase in the $4.5 million budget is more than offset by tax revenue from two major renewable energy projects constructed in the past two years.

The Cape Scott Wind Farm, located within the Regional District’s Area B, and the Kokish Run-ofRiver hydro project, located in Area D, are now online and paying tax assessments that provide benefit across the region.

“This shows there is a benefit enjoyed by those who are not getting direct assistance, i.e., Area B and D,” treasurer Joe Mackenzie told the board. “Each of the jurisdictions’ taxation between 2013 and 2015 has dropped.”

Mackenzie described the regional district’s tax system as holding a constant dollar value, then adjusting the mill rate to reflect that total.

When one class of ratepayer puts in more — in this case, utilities — the other classes see a reduction in their own burden.

“We have a fairly constant regional tax requisition, that can be likened to a pie,” Mackenzie said. “If some of the clients are paying more, then others pay less.”

Kathy O’Reilly-Taylor Photo Kelly Jones, sporting a Superman bra, struts his stuff to Uptown Funk by Bruno Mars at the 4th Annual Victor’s Secret Pageant at the Port McNeill Community Hall Saturday evening. Tickets for the wildly popular breast cancer fund-raising event, featuring Bras for a Cause undergarments, sold out in four hours. See next week’s Gazette for full story.

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Renewables help tax base From page 1 Director Heidi Soltau of Area A asked why the Kokish River project appeared to

be taxed at a substantially higher level than the Cape Scott Wind Farm.

Mackenzie noted

the Kokish project, operated by Kwagis Power, a limited partnership between the ‘Namgis First Nation and Brookfield Renewable, shows a 20 per cent increase this year because it recently completed an additional $25 million in construction.

Administrator Greg Fletcher said there are other factors that create different assessments for the wind farm and run-of-river project.

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“They have a very bizarre formula for dealing with assessments,” Fletcher noted.

“At wind farms, the number of tonnes of concrete is one of the things that plays into the value of it,” said Fletcher.

“The Kokish is based on pipelines and the actual plant itself, as well as the transmission lines. The valuation part is the key.”

After directors chewed on that information for a few moments, board chair Dave Rushton joked, “I can see a cement road all the way up (to the wind farm)”.

The Regional District of Mount Waddington administers solid waste collection and disposal, fire protection, street lights, inspection, transit, emergency planning, consolidated planning, economic development and 911 service for the vast unincorporated area of North Vancouver Island, as well as Chilton Regional Arena and regional branches of the Vancouver Island Regional Library.

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Ode to Haggis Royal Canadian Legion #281 in Port McNeill hosted Robbie Burns Day festivities January 24. Above, Legion member Duncan MacGregor performs the Ode to the Haggis. Robert Burns is one of Scotland’s most important literary figures and is best known for his famous, and often humourous, songs and poetry. He penned Auld Lang Syne.

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Cenotaph project hits funding snag

Kathy O’Reilly-Taylor photo The Carrot Park Cenotaph project has been put on hold pending federal funding.

By Kathy O’Reilly-Taylor Editor Port Hardy — The Cenotaph rebuilding project in Port Hardy’s Carrot Park has hit a budgeting bump.

The project calls for the current cenotaph, the focal point for Remembrance Day and other ceremonies in town, to be taken down and replaced.

The vision is to keep the cross from the existing cenotaph and add it to a new monument that will be flanked by a monument to the forgotten soldier and a memorial totem.

The memorial totem, currently located by the Chamber of Commerce office, was carved by local

artist Calvin Hunt and commemorates members of First Nations who served in past conflicts.

The 101 (North Island) Squadron, along with members of the Port Hardy Royal Canadian Legion Branch #237, are working on the project. The plan was approved in principle by Port Hardy Council.

Russ Helberg, 101 Squadron member, updated District of Port Hardy council on the project at its Jan. 13 meeting.

Helberg told council the federal program they were hoping to use for funding has run out of money.

Helberg said he has been in contact with North Island MP

John Duncan who will lobby to make new monies available for the project.

As a result, plans have been put on hold pending the outcome of the 2015 federal budget.

The partners are looking to fund the project from four sources, the federal government, the District of Port Hardy, the Port Hardy Royal Canadian Legion and in-kind donations.

According to Chief Administrative Officer Rick Davidge, the District of Port Hardy has not yet committed monetary funding to the project.

“But it is certainly on council’s list,” Davidge said. “They have asked for some

Marcotte volunteers for run Gazette staff Port Hardy — District of Port Hardy Councillor Rick Marcotte has volunteered to sit on the Wounded Warriors Run

BC organizing committee.

Russ Helberg and Don Ford appeared as a delegation before council Jan. 13 to give

an update on the event that kicks off Feb. 14 in Port Hardy and finishes in Victoria.

The race, which will cover more than 600

kilometres over six days, is held to raise funds and awareness about Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. Last year’s race raised about

Crime numbers down in Hardy Gazette staff Overall, crime appears to be on the decline in Port Hardy.

According to statistics presented to District of Port Hardy council Jan. 25 by Staff Sgt. Gord Brownridge, RCMP dealt with a total of 802 files in the third quarter of 2014, down from 873 in the same period in 2013. There was a slight

increase in assaults causing bodily harm from 25 to 29 and sexual assaults went from two to three.

Break and enters also went up. Break-ins of businesses went from two to four; theft under $5,000 from motor vehicles saw the largest increase from three to 10.

Shoplifting declined from

nine to three, impaired driving from 17 to six, and possession of marijuana dropped from seven to two. Noise complaints went from 26 to 14. Causing a disturbance went from 32 to 27 and mischief from 36 to 32.

The number of prisoners held in the third quarter of 2014 was 182 up from 162 for the same period in 2013.

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said Davidge, such as backhoe time, landscaping, drainage works, etc.

Correction

In the Jan. 29 issue of The Gazette, the little girl in J.R. Rardon’s photo of the Port Hardy Primary Health Care Centre ribbon-cutting was incorrectly identified. The girl is Scarlett Hunt. The Gazette apologizes for the error.

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You are cordially invited to attend an open house hosted by 0917228 BC Ltd. owned by Grieg Seafood BC Ltd. at Black Bear Resort Hotel, 1812 Campbell Way, Port McNeill, BC from 4 pm. to 8 pm. on Tuesday, February 10, 2015. Also in attendance will be representatives from the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations and Fisheries and Oceans Canada.

The purpose of the open house is to seek public comments on activities that may occur at or in the vicinity of the proposed finfish aquaculture facilities located at District Lot 2538 and District Lot 2539, Range 1, Coast District. 0917228 BC Ltd. owned by Grieg Seafood BC Ltd. has submitted an application to occupy Crown foreshore for the purpose of finfish aquaculture and the related works associated with that purpose.

This open house will be an opportunity for the public, interest groups and agencies to provide comments on other uses or activities that occur at the proposed application site. It is also an important opportunity to share information regarding the geographical placement of the site and details of the proposed operation.

We look forward to meeting with you on Tuesday, February 10, 2015, 4 pm – 8 pm at Black Bear Resort Hotel, 1812 Campbell Way, Port McNeill, BC.

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Geared up for gardening I received a photo from Lethbridge Saturday.

They had received five inches of snow and overnight the temperature went down to a balmy minus 20.

Here in the North Island, my car thermometer read six above.

I was delighted that I would not have to get up in the morning, go out and scrape the snow off my car’s windshield. Rain is awesome that way.

It’s strange to live in a place without a snowy, cold winter.

In Quebec, where I was born and raised, we always received a ton of snow.

The same is true in northern Alberta, but not so much in southern Alberta where it snows, but often disappears when a Chinook blows through.

Summers are beautiful in both places, warm and sunny, but there are periods in fall and in spring when everything is brown. It is pretty gloomy.

Perhaps that is why, in those by areas, Mother Nature insists Kathy on putting on such a brilliant O’Reilly-Taylor and vivid show of colours in fall and again in spring, to tide people over the months when everything is lifeless and dormant.

As someone who loves gardening, it is interesting to be in a place where so many things are green yearround.

Although the calendar has just turned to February, as I make my way around the Tri-Port area, I am beginning to see plants starting to grow and things like tulips popping up and getting ready to blossom.

By the Don Cruikshank Memorial Arena in Port Hardy I noticed heather was in bloom this weekend.

Seeing flowers in bloom in January is a shock – but a good one.

I am excited to see what spring and summer do to the landscape here and eventually trying my hand at gardening.

I have noticed some businesses have flower planters out in front of their establishments, including the North Island Gazette. I’m looking forward to getting it planted and adding more to spruce up the exterior of the place.

Beautification is so important to a community.

In Pincher Creek, where I managed the paper, I belonged to a group of women who developed flower gardens in public areas in town including in front of the pool, the post office, at the museum and in the Cenotaph Park. I think at one point we maintained 37 beds.

We also organized a program to put hanging baskets on Main Street.

While the gardens and flowers made things look pretty for tourists who came to the area to visit, locals also appreciated the efforts. It made them feel like someone cared.

The North Island is already breathtaking in its beauty; I can’t wait to see what it looks like when it is blooming.

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Teachers adapting, but not union The B.C. education ministry put on a forum on the future of education last week, bringing together public and private school leaders with experts from around the world.

First up was Andreas Schleicher, on video link from his office in Paris, where he is director of education and skills for the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development. He began with the international problem of people coming out of university who can’t find jobs, amid a skills shortage.

Schleicher said this is happening today because, “it’s not what you know, but what you can do with what you know.” Some education systems are adapting better than others as the value of merely passing on facts has declined.

The OECD runs international testing that consistently ranks B.C. and Canada among the best schools in the world, and Schleicher described how that testing has evolved to keep up.

But our progress in the

past 10 years has tended to in a classroom. She disputed be slower than some Asian the OECD’s financial calcountries, despite B.C. being culations, lecturing some of on the “high end of invest- the world’s top economists ment” in education. He that based on “spending warned against the trap of power,” B.C. schools are cash the industrial school model, starved. She followed this “pouring money in” to “do with the laundry list of BCTF demands that more of the hasn’t changed same.” in 40 years – Some of the smaller classes, best results more prep time, emerging more money. from a decade The keynote of digitallyspeaker was driven gloYong Zhao, balization University of have been Oregon profesachieved sor of educathrough tional measureinnovations ment, who gave that were a highly enterfinanced B.C. Views taining critique t h r o u g h with Tom Fletcher of standardized b i g g e r testing and creclass sizes, ativity-crushing drills of the Schleicher said.

This was too much for one basics. (You can find a video B.C. Teachers’ Federation archive at www.bcedplan.ca.)

Education Minister Peter representative in the audience, who introduced herself Fassbender announced at as someone who spent the the forum that the province last transformational decade is about to unveil new curworking for the union, not riculum that moves toward

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individual learning for all students. And he said there will be a series of experiments conducted at yet-to-be-identified B.C. schools to pioneer new models of learning.

BCTF president Jim Iker sat stoically through the proceedings, where speakers described integrating community groups and businesses directly with schools.

That’s underway here, with trades training in particular.

Iker’s record on adaptation is clear from his own career.

The only school where he actually taught was in the northwest B.C. village of Topley, and it closed in 2010 due to a long-term decline in rural students.

By 2001 Iker had left the classroom to work for the Burns Lake teacher union local, which the BCTF continues to staff eight years after that school district and others disappeared through amalgamation.

Tom Fletcher is legislature reporter and columnist for Black Press. Email: tfletcher@blackpress.ca

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McNeill clinic takes collaborative approach

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The Port McNeill Collaborative team includes, from left to right: Lorraine Lines, nurse practitioner; Peta Kelly, primary health care nurse; Sue Bell, Port McNeill clinic medical administration; Kirsten Kucy, social worker; Dr. David Whittaker; Joanie Hoddinott and Tanna Wesner, medical office assistants, Port McNeill Clinic. Missing from photograph: Dr. Prean Armogram, Judy Mitchell, Annetta Murgatroyd, Tina Slater and Karen Bonnell, mental Health and Substance abuse.

Kathy O’Reilly-Taylor Photo It was standing room only at a Fun Fair held at Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw School Jan. 20.

Education Assistant Jenn Verloop-Weston helps, from left to right, Elijah Gray (7), Makaelah Gray (3), Aidan Gray (7), and John Barnes (8) guide their mounts along the track in a horse race. The race was just one of the games for children at the family-oriented event.

Healing focus of Alert Bay event Gazette Staff Alert Bay — Residential school survivors and their families have been invited to a healing event taking place Feb. 17 and 18 at St. Michael’s Residential School in Alert Bay. St. Michael’s School is slated for demolition in March. The intent of the gathering will be to “celebrate the passing of a dark historical period thereby igniting new hope and optimism through continued healing and potential for reconciliation.” The tentative itinerary for the weekend includes a meet and greet, dinner and cultural sharing on Tuesday, Feb. 17. On Wednesday Feb. 18 there will be ceremo-

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we are hoping that over time our patients will start seeing the benefits.”

Just as before, residents can call the clinic at 250-956-3377 to make medical appointments.

Island Health clinicians will continue to support clients with appointments that are booked through community programs and by clinic staff.

Additional Island Health services are expected to be relocated to the Port McNeill Medical Collaborative in the coming months.

“This collaboration aligns with Island Health’s move to community-focused health and care,” said Alison Mitchell, Island Health Senior Manager of Health Services in Mount Waddington.

“Island Health is proud to collaborate with the Port McNeill physicians and staff to offer this client-centered approach and achieve more seamless, integrated care.”

Island Health social worker Kirsten Kucy experienced the benefits of being based at the Port McNeill Medical Collaborative as soon as she relocated to the facility at 2161 McNeill Road.

“I was able to work with Dr. Dave Whittaker and Nurse Peta Kelly, and the whole team was better able to support our clients in getting the care they need,” Kucy said.

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focus, Port McNeill and area residents will have access to a wide variety of health care services all in one convenient location,” said Health Minister Terry Lake.

“The clinic’s team-based approach to care is a perfect example of work that is ongoing across the province to improve service delivery to benefit both patients and health care providers.”

This collaboration also reduces the need for separate appointments.

For example, the social worker or Mental Health and Substance Use staff could refer a client directly to a member of the primary health care team when appropriate.

Physicians will also book patients in to see the social worker for specific consultation around adult guardianship, advanced directives, navigating the health system, access to funding and other issues.

“The future of health care, especially rural health, is collaboration.

Here at the Port McNeill Collaborative Clinic we are looking at ways of doing this effectively,” said Dr. Dave Whittaker, clinic physician and board member for the North Island Chapter of the Rural and Remote Division of Family Practice.

“We know that it is more than just working in the same building, but

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PORT McNEILL­ — Residents of Port McNeill have improved access to integrated health services thanks to a new collaborative approach taken by health care providers in the region.

The medical clinic in Port McNeill has added “collaborative” to its name to reflect its inclusive approach to health care.

Local physicians who own the Port McNeill clinic recently renovated the facility and increased the number of exam rooms from nine to eleven.

Through a leasing arrangement with Island Health, communitybased Mental Health and Substance Use and social work clinicians who work from a number of different sites in the community are rotating through the clinic, integrating with the clinic’s physicians and staff.

The facility, now known as the Port McNeill Collaborative Clinic, provides clients with improved access to health care and an expanded, broader range of services in one location. Island Health clinicians are able to make themselves available to clients after they have been seen by a physician, nurse or nurse practitioner.

“Thanks to the clinic’s new collaborative

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Harry Sarah Kowalenko, Island Health’s George Hunt Sr., Waddington, Kwakiutl Kwakiutl Chief rural health, Mount Councillor director Jeff Beselt, Mitchell, senior manager for Quatsino Band Health medical Alison Don Hubbard, and From left: Island Centre last Thursday, axda’xw bands, Health board chair Gwa’sala-’Nakw new Primary Health J.R. Rardon Hank Bood, Island Webber of the on Port Hardy’s Port Hardy Mayor front, cut the ribbon For more photos, see page 12.

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Clinic in a cool, biting some community McNeill Medical and the opening Under a large canopyIsland Health, local health care and integrated care centre, Hardy facility from patient- as an the single location. breeze, dignitaries new Port services in a First Nations extolled to this spring of the “By providing completion of that government and area access we’re helping reduce mark the successful offers in increased centered primary setting, Hospital’s emergency will promise the centre Hardy of for health care.

Port recommendation. on options care,” the creation and work and expanded of where we’re demands offering easily accessible attend Bev A driving force in not “This is really indicative with the health department and group was then-Mayor Terry Lake, who did the local working going, as far as partnerships of the Gwa’sala- Health Minister in a written release. who died last May. Wilson health Parnham, of Port Hardy she a the ceremony, said the in authority,” said Dean of leader a as “We’re construction Clinic.

“She knew The concept and with all communities more than ’Nakwaxda’xw Healthwere 10, 15 years ago.” from the formation we needed to collaborate I want to pay her some the centre resulted different place than the completion of of the Mount Waddington on the North Island, so working The ceremony marked metre facility, which three years ago Stabilization local See page 2 staffing $2.6 million, 482-squareConstruction of Port Health Services to address chronic group, which hoped was built by Norkanof local subcontractors. room closures ‘Parnham recognized’ rolling emergency McNeill with the help operational, but will be shortages and in Port Hardy.

The clinic is not yet primary offer to this spring officially opened

J.R. Rardon Gazette staff a flurry of eagle PORT HARDY—With the snip of scissors and down, a blessing song Hardy Primary Health Port public on ribbon, the new its doors to the Care Centre opened

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McNeill dancers embark on Odyssey Gazette Staff Students from Portside Academy in Port McNeill will be taking part in Dancestreams Dance Odyssey in Nanaimo on Saturday, Feb. 7.

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February Port Hardy Museum & Gift Shop re-opens February 3. Winter schedule: open 1:00 to 5:00 pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursdays; open 10:00 am to noon and 1:00 to 5:00 pm Fridays & Saturdays.

February 7 Port Alice will be hosting a Family Day Open House and dance. Skating begins at noon. Open house from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. featuring crafts, sports, ping pong, tots area, and computer room. A dance will be held from 6 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.

February 7 Join in at the Intro to Short Story Writing at the Port Hardy Public Library Feb. 7 & 14 from 2-4 p.m. during closed hours. It’s free, the tips are great and there’s always laughter in a fun supportive atmosphere. Then join the Blue Pencil Writers for critique on Feb. 26. Check it out!

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February 10 Valentine’s Storytime for kids at the Woss Public Library from 3–4 p.m. February 12 - March 19 February 10 Kinderchefs and Crafts, Thursdays from Feb. 12 to Mar. 19 at the Port Alice Community Centre from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

February 11 Preschool Storytime, Wednesdays at the library: Port McNeill (12:30–1 p.m.) and Sointula Public (1:30–2 p.m.).

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adjacent venue with outstanding guest teachers — last year Serge Bennathan, this year the amazing Lesley Telford. Telford danced with Netherlands Dans Theater I where she was a part of the creation of many works by resident choreographer Jiri Kylian, as well as working with choreographers such as Paul Lightfoot and Sol Leon, William Forsythe, Ohad Naharin, Johan Inger, Crystal Pite and others. Prior to that she danced with Nacho Duato´s Compañia Nacional de Danza in Madrid, Spain.

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February 14 Mother Goose comes to the Port Hardy Public Library on the 14th & 28th. Bring your babies, toddlers and preschoolers between 10:30–11:30 am!

February 16 Wounded Warrior Run BC begins at Carrot Park, Port Hardy. Six-day, 600-km relay run to raise public awareness and financial support for wounded veterans and Canadian Forces members. Departure event Sunday, February 15 at 6 p.m. at Carrot Park in Port Hardy.

February 16 Service Canada public information session, 2:30 p.m. at the Port Alice Community Centre. Seniors and general members of the public are invited to find out about federal programs and benefits.

February 17 Shrove Tuesday pancake/sausage supper, 5-7 p.m., St. Columba Church in Port Hardy. By donation; everyone welcome.

February 23 Port Alice 50th Year Reunion public information meeting. Monday, February 23 at 7 p.m. in room 102/103 of the Port Alice Community Centre. The reunion is scheduled for Jul. 31 to Aug. 3.

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February 7 Playoffs North Island Eagles Midgets vs. Alberni Valley 3 p.m. Port McNeill.

February 7 Rep hockey North Island Eagles atom development hosts Sooke, 4 p.m., Port McNeill.

February 7 Girls Intro Hockey, 3 p.m., Port McNeil.

February 8 Rep hockey North Island Eagles atom development hosts Sooke, 10 a.m., Port McNeill.

Eagles peewees host Cowichan Valley, Tier 3 playoffs, 1:15 p.m., Port Hardy.

February 14 Rep hockey North Island Eagles atom development hosts Kerry Park, 3 p.m., Port Hardy.

February 20-22 Minor hockey Port Hardy Minor Hockey Midget tournament, Don Cruickshank Memorial Arena. Game times tba; raffle table, 50/50 draws, concession, more.

February 21 Rep hockey North Island Eagles atom development hosts Peninsula, 4 p.m., Port McNeill.

February 22 Rep hockey North Island Eagles atom development hosts Peninsula, 10 a.m., Port McNeill.

Feb. 28-March 1 Curling Fort Rupert Curling Club hosts the annual Hugh Fraser Memorial men’s open bonspiel.

March 28-30 Curling Broughton Curling Club hosts the North Island Zone Dominion Curling Club Championships.

Baby dragonboaters start practice

By Kathy O’Reilly-Taylor Editor After some warmup exercises on the dock, members of the Tri Port Dragon Boat Society took to calm ocean waters for their first practice of the season Saturday morning.

“We’re getting ready for a 1,000-metre, one-turn race April 26 in Nanaimo,” said President Cora Nelson.

“These are the girls we are paddling with through the winter to help achieve their goal. Their coach, Tom Arnold, sent us an invite for Nanaimo so we put together a crew with girls from up and down the island who are also

practising through these winter months. Four members, Joy Zwicker, Shari Woodside, Sandra Logan and Stephanie Nelson are trying for nationals,” said Nelson.

Port Hardy has two teams that compete — the NaMaxSala mixed and the Warriors’ ladies team.

“We also do a Learn to Paddle (clinic) early in the spring,” she said.

Port McNeill has two ladies teams, the Pussy Cats and The Slayers.

They also do a Learn to Paddle program in the spring.

Sointula has a recreation and a seniors crew.

“Our club offers a Spring Clinic every

Kathy O’Reilly-Taylor Photo Nine members of the Tri Port Dragon Boat Society took to the waters Saturday for their first practice of the season. side by side, a Cox year where the Gorging are vying for seats for mit to an event.

Dragon Boat Racing who steers the dragon Dragons come and cri- the nationals,” said is one of the fastest boat from the rear and tique and improve our Nelson.

“This year the clinic growing water sports in a drummer who sits skills. This is also the team that our four girls will be the first week- North America, but its at the front. The padend in May for two roots go back centuries. dlers work in unison to Dragon boat racing propel the boat from days. Last year is the first time we held it began in China over a standing start, to the for two days and we 2,000 years ago. While finish line, in the fastreceived rave reviews.” competition has taken est time. Drummers are While dragon boats place for more than 20 the most visible memtypically are 48 feet centuries, dragon boat ber of each team, and in length and seat 20 racing emerged as an are responsible for callpaddlers, this race will international sport in ing the strategy of the feature a 10-seat “Baby Hong Kong in 1976. race, setting the pace, A dragon boat team and ensuring the team Dragon” or Champion, Nelson said. She consists of paddlers sit- is doing what it’s supbelieves Baby Dragons ting in pairs of two, posed to do. may be the future of Emma Twamley photo racing.

David Port Alice Cougars played host to the Port Hardy They make sense, Hawks for two novice games Saturday, and came away vs. she said, particularly with two wins. Above, Cougar Ethan McKenzie takes Goliath on some much bigger Hardy players from left to right, in smaller communities where it can be hard to Gazette staff Matayo Walkus, Logan Lamothe, and Theo Johnny. get 20 people to comPORT HARDY—The District of Port Hardy has agreed to help the Tri Port Minor Hockey Association host the March 2015 BC Hockey Bantam Tier 3 Tournament.

Carol Texmo and Julie Nielsen of the hockGazette Staff ey association appeared as a delegation before It was a blast from the council Jan. 18. The volunteers told council past as 10 teams conthe tournament is a large undertaking that will verged on the Fort Rupert bring about 1,000 people into the community Curling Club in Storey’s for six days from Mar. 14 to March 20.

Beach for the Gnarly 90s Women’s Bonspiel Jan. The women explained that as part of the 23 and 24. tournament they would like to host a free banThe winner of the A quet at the Port Hardy Civic Centre.

Event was skipped by Council reviewed the request and granted Verna Carlson who beat them $1,000 to help with expenses for the out the Deacon rink. banquet, said District of Port Hardy Chief Team Hunko was vicAdministrative Officer Rick Davidge. torious over the Gray “Council felt it was a very high-level Rink. The C Event was sporting event for the community (and Port won by Team Drummond who edged out the McNeill) and for the North Island as a whole,” Cadwallader Jr. rink. The Davidge said, and wanted to offer their supCadwallader Sr. rink was port. voted the most gnarliest A letter was forwarded to Port McNeill’s dressed. The next event Council for its Jan. 19 meeting with a request at the Fort Rupert Curlfor assistance, and council voted to sponsor ing Club is the Hugh Kathy O’Reilly-Taylor Photo at least one game for $350, with more help Fraser Memorial Men’s Leah Robinson, left, and Melissa Marsh sweep a stone towards possible depending how fund-raising efforts Open Bonspiel Feb. 28 the house during women’s curling action at the Fort Rupert progress in the coming weeks. to March 1.

Curling Club in Storey’s Beach. Jan. 23 and 24.

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Artist sticks up for B.C. tourney

Alert Bay Artist Aubrey Johnson has created a one-of-akind hockey stick that is being raffled off as a fundGazette staff raiser for the Tier The North Island Eagles midgets 3 Bantam Hockey topped Kerry Park 3-1 Saturday in Championships Kerry Park and clinched a berth in the being held in Port Tier 3 Island semifinals.

Hardy March 14-20.

The Eagles host Alberni Valley this Saturday at 2:45 p.m. in Port McNeill.

A win would earn them the top seed in the North Division and a home date in the Tier 3 semifinals.

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The idea of a raffle of aboriginal art work was the brainchild of Adeline Saunders, owner of the Clothes Inn apparel stores in Port McNeill and Port Hardy. Johnson’s stick is displayed

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J.R. Rardon Black Press Port Hardy — Organizers of the first provincial hockey championship held here in 14 years hope the impression the North Island leaves on hundreds of visitors will stick.

Funding for the 2015 Tier 3 Bantam Hockey championships, meanwhile, is being bolstered by a different kind of stick.

Alert Bay artist Aubrey Johnson has created a one-of-a-kind hockey stick, adorned with aboriginal designs and painting, which is being raffled as a fundraiser for the Mar. 14-20 tourney.

“My old lady said it would be a good thing to do for the North Island,” said Johnson, 48, who does not have any children playing hockey, but who is an admitted fan of the game. “I’m planning on going.”

Johnson is a member of the Weka’yi First Nation of Cape Mudge, whose ancestry can be traced to the Haida Nation through his maternal grandmother.

His art has been influenced by his work with Floyd Joseph — whose own work is influenced by both Haida and Coast Salish traditions — and with Kwakwaka’wakw artist Jack James Jr. of Guilford Island.

J o h n s o n ’s u n i q u e hockey stick seems to blend elements of K w a k w a k a ’ w a k w, Haida and Coast Salish imagery in a totem pole structure.

Working off-and-on for about three-and-ahalf weeks, Johnson created a stick from yellow cedar that replicates a totem pole.

The top figure is an eagle, to represent the North Island Eagles hockey team that will host the March tournament.

The Eagle tops a killer whale — “for Alert Bay,” Johnson said — a raven, or trickster, and finally, a man holding a hockey stick.

“I actually have a little puck I carved, but I couldn’t figure out how to put it on under the stick and make it look right,” Johnson said with

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Peewees sweep to road victories J.R. Rardon Black Press CAMPBELL RIVER — It’s hard to imagine a hotter team in the Vancouver Island Hockey League playoffs right now than the North Island Eagles peewees.

Goalie Kayden Jones allowed only two goals all weekend as the Eagles blitzed to wins of 11-1 at Nanaimo Saturday and 9-1 at Campbell River Sunday.

“That was beautiful,” peewee coach Marty Gage said after his club dispatched the Tyees Sunday at Strathcona Gardens. “An absolutely perfect weekend. We’re building momentum

now, at just the right time.”

The Eagles will carry that momentum back home this weekend, where they’ll host Cowichan Valley Sunday at 1:15 p.m. in Port Hardy in the final game of the Tier 3 North round robin.

A win Sunday would clinch the peewees (3-0) the top seed from the North and a home date in the semifinals against the No. 2 qualifier from the South Division.

Coming off Saturday’s big win in Nanaimo, the Eagles showed no sign of a letdown Sunday in Campbell River. The peewees jumped to a 4-0 lead in the first 12 min-

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Atom action

The Port Alice Cougars took on the Port McNeill Snipers in atom play in Port McNeill Saturday. The Cougars downed the Snipers 18-9. Above, Sniper Soloman Melan chases down Cougar Zach Spafford.

ATHLETE of the Week

AVARY MILLER Age 12, is the goaltender for the Port Hardy Bantam hockey team.

Miller has been playing hockey since she was five years old.

And what does she like about hockey – “It’s just fun.”

utes, scored on the power play and on the penalty kill, and even tacked on an exclamation point when Mathew Saunders roofed the final goal — his fourth of the game — with 0.2 seconds left in the game.

“We just keep up hard pressure,” said Saunders.

“And everyone is playing with a good attitude.

There’s no yapping at each other.”

The Eagles also

got goals from Rhys Dutcyvich, Joey Grant, Payton Laming, Ryan Patterson and Luke Gage in Sunday’s win.

Dutcyvich, Saunders and Braden Walkus added assists. “It’s nice to see us getting scoring across our lines,” Marty Gage said. “It was a shooting gallery.”

It was more of the same Saturday in Nanaimo.

Dutcyvich notched a hat trick and Luke Gage,

J.R. Rardon Black Press C A M P B E L L RIVER— Just seconds after an apparent goahead goal was waived off, Tanner Roberts lifted a no-doubt shot high into the back of the net with 1:07 left to play as the North Island Eagles skated off with a dramatic, 3-2 win over the Campbell River B Tyees in Tier 3 North playoff action Sunday.

The Eagles never led until Roberts’ score, which proved to be the final play of the game as the teams ran up against their allotted ice time on the arena clock. The Eagles (1-2 playoffs) overcame 28 minutes in penalties — to 12 minutes for the hosts — and the resulting frustration that boiled over to the team’s bench. The infractions included a warning to the coaches and a twominute bench minor, but never spilled over onto the ice in the form of retaliation.

“With everything going on in the game, there was nothing in favour for us to win except the effort of the kids,” assistant

coach Chad Mackenzie said. “The coaches didn’t always handle it well, but the kids just put everything out there and played for each other.”

Just 10 seconds before Roberts’ winning goal — on the game clock — Michael Perez punched home a rebound to touch off a celebration by the Eagles. But as they skated past the bench for fist taps and lined up for the face-off, the officials were conferring on the end line. After an extended chat, the referee waved off the goal to disbelief on the North Island bench. It was later determined there was a goalie interference call on the play, and the teams lined for a face-off to the right of Tyees goalie Colton Zaleschuk.

Roberts won the draw back to defenseman Evan Fox, who sent the puck to David Charlie in the corner. He found Roberts, who had cycled to the bottom of the opposite circle, for

The Eagles’ Mathew Saunders, left, passes the puck in front of Campbell River’s Jacob Thomas and goalie Marcus Shantar. ter every game,” Marty our challenge — to keep Gage said. “That’s been progressing.”

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J.R. Rardon Photo North Island Eagles forward Tanner Roberts (12, right) fires home the game-winning shot past goalie Colton Zaleschuk as teammate Evan Fox (14) looks on in Campbell River Sunday. a quick one-timer over Zaleschuk’s glove.

“David put it right on my tape and I tapped it in,” said Roberts. “And it felt good.”

Both Campbell River goals came on 5-on3 power plays. After a scoreless first period, Noah Fladager gave the Tyees a 1-0 lead at 5:43 of the second, punching a point-blank rebound into the empty side of the net following teammate Drew Price’s shot from the opposite wing.

The Eagles answered less than a minute later, with Perez one-timing a shot from the low slot off Roberts’ crossing pass.

The Tyees went back up 2-1 when Cole Devlin’s shot from the bottom of the circle bounced off Eagles goalie Nigel Walkus and into the net at 7:48 of the third. Again, the Eagles responded, with Roberts poking home an easy tap at the off post after Zaleschuk swept to his right to stop a rush by

Fox at 11:03. “There was a little lack of discipline,” Tyees coach Vince Devlin said. “The last 10 minutes we lost our focus, and North Island never quit. They wanted it more.”

The bantams, who will host the 2015 Tier 3 Provincial Championships in Port Hardy next month, return to the road this weekend to close out the roundrobin with a 3:40 p.m. game at Cowichan Valley Saturday.

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Grant and Saunders each potted two goals. Tynan Klein-Beekman and Connor Van Will represented the blueliners with another goal each.

Assists went to Saunders, Keenan Jack, Grant and Dutcyvich. The Eagles led 10-0 before Jones lost his shutout bid with just 1:26 left in the third period. “Ever since the Chilliwack (Christmas) tournament, we’ve made it our mission to get bet-

Escape into Nature.

Mustangs cruised to the 2015 CARHA Hockey Pacific Cup title in their division Jan. 18 in Victoria.

The Mustangs claimed the 35-over CARHA division championship with an 11-1 romp over the Victoria Eagles in the title game to finish unbeaten in the tourney. “An outstanding weekend of hockey,” said Marty Gage.

“These old North Island boys still got game.” The Mustangs opened pool play with a 7-1 win over the Eagles. The highlight was a 6-3 win over the Victoria Bay Leafs, who “have had our number the last two years,” said Gage.

Goalie Aaron Hinton was named game MVP

in the championship final. Hinton, of Port McNeill, and Gage, of Port Hardy, were joined on the squad by fellow North Islanders John Murgatroyd, John Prachnau, Reed Allen, Glenn Moore, Al Rushton, Joe Murgatroyd and Chris Dutcyvich of Port McNeill; Dave Stewart of Port Alice; and for-

mer Port McNeill resident Chris Forsberg.

The 2015 Pacific Cup featured competition in 22 men’s and women’s divisions ranging from 19-over to 50-over oldtimers. The 38th annual tourney, one of North America’s largest adult recreational tourneys, drew nearly 140 teams from across Canada and the U.S.

Submitted Photo The Port McNeil Mustangs won the 2015 CARHA Hockey Pacific Cup title Jan. 18 in Victoria.

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The Regional District of Mount Waddington seeks qualified applicants for the full-time position of Finance Clerk at its Port McNeill office.

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Applicants must have Grade 12 with a minimum of 3 years accounting and bookkeeping experience in full accrual accounting, preferably with a government or related organization, or an acceptable combination of education and experience, which should include familiarity with the accrual basis for recording revenues and expenses under the principles of fund accounting in a local government operation and all aspects of payroll and benefits administration/accounting including end-of-year statutory reporting of wages and benefits (T-4, PAYE, WCB, etc).

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PORT MCNEILL BAPTIST CHURCH 2501 Mine Road Sunday 9:45 am (Sept-June) - Sunday School 11:00 am - Worship Service 7:00 pm - Evening Fellowship Youth Group Wed - 7:00 pm Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Programs & Adult Bible Studies are scheduled throughout the year.

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PORT HARDY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP at Providence Place, 7050 Rupert St Sunday Worship 10:30 am & 7 pm Tuesday Prayer 7:30 pm Midweek Biblestudies - Call the church for time and place 250-949-6466 Pastor George & Karen Ewald (home) 250-949-9674 E-Mail: pastorgeorge@providenceplace.ca 11/14

PORT ALICE ANGLICANUNITED FELLOWSHIP Reverend Wade Allen Sunday Services - 4pm 1-250-949-6247 Box 159, Port Alice You are extended a special invitation to share in our Services 11/14

ST. JOHN GUALBERT UNITED ANGLICAN CHURCH 250-956-3533 Email: gualbert@uniserve.com Please call for worship times Reverend Wade Allen All Welcome 175 Cedar Street Port McNeill 11/14

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