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The Honourable Judith Guichon, Lieutenant Governor of BC views some of Houston on her way to the Leisure Centre. She was accompanied by her Private Secretary Colonel James Hammond (left) and Houston Mayor Shane Brienen, and led by the Honorary Aide-de-Camp Inspector Dana Hart, and RCMP Driver Corporal Mark Alexander. Her Honour visited Houston residents at a Seniors Tea and Mayors Dinner last Wednesday. See page 6 for more.

BC Emergency Health Services (EHS) will start implementing a pilot paramedicine program in three or four communities starting in April.

Preet Grewal, Communications Officer for BC EHS, says they are still discussing potential communities for the pilot program, which will be implemented in phases over fouryears.

Community paramedicine is a program that increases access to basic health services by involving A m b u l a n c e paramedics in nonurgent, primary care.

The services carried out by paramedics would be in patients’ homes or in the community, and done in partnership with local health care providers, Grewal

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Potential communities being considered for pilot program to start April 1.

said.

In 2014, the Province committed to create at least 80 new full-time positions for this paramedicine program, which will be implemented April 2015 to March 2019.

The North West Regional Hospital District Executive and Board sent a letter in February requesting an update on the program.

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RDBN Director says pipeline timber should be utilized

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The Regional District wants Coastal GasLink to utilize the timber they clear.

Rob Newell, Regional District Director for Area G, says he wants them to set a standard by

utilizing the maximal amount of timber cleared from the pipeline right of way.

“I want them to set a standard… that they log everything that’s usable and chip what’s left of it.

“They should have a minimal amount that they actually burn,” Newell said.

He adds that they should deliver timber to logging companies, rather then stockpile it like BC Hydro has done.

“That’s part of the social licence,” Newell said, adding that it would be a minor expense for them.

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plans this year, make a final investment decision in early-2016 and if it goes forward start building work camps and clearing the pipeline route summer-2016.

Construction is tentatively set for early-2017.

The Regional District of Bulkley-

Nechako (RDBN) is the governing body over development outside of municipalities or reserves.

The proposed Goosly Lake work camp is on a site zoned RR1 or Rural Resource, said Newell.

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Newell adds that they “have control over all of the permitting.”

His main concerns about the camp are waste and road access.

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“Many of our communities continue to struggle covering shifts and providing minimal levels of essential services,” said the board’s letter to EHS. Current paramedics are volunteers in small rural communities, thus they move on quickly when they find full-time work, said the letter.

“The creation of a paramedicine program in communities like Queen Charlottes, Stewart, Houston and the Nisga’a Valley Health Centre will provide stability to the level of service provided.”

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Position, who can be sent to areas with no paramedic. This

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Regional District controls permitting on work camps Map shows a proposed work camp for Coastal Gaslink TransCanada pipeline near Goosly Lake.

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He’d also like to see a specific plan to deal with garbage.

“Our landfills won’t handle an additional 1,500 people in the area… The Knockholt landfill is being used by Smithers and all the small towns around,” Newell said.

“There has to be a way to do it… and I would prefer minimal burning.”

But Newell says they have to wait to work out those details because Coastal GasLink contracts the work camps to other companies, which won’t be done until later this year.

Another concern for Newell is camp access, which Coastal GasLink says will happen through the Morice River Road and Parrott Trail Forest Service Road.

“They aren’t planning to come down Buck Flats Road… They will though,” Newell said.

“If you get 1,000 or 500 people in a camp, they’re not going to go across the Parrott and down the Morice…

They’re going to come the shortest distance to Houston, which is Buck Flats.”

most about from his constituents are environmental.

A big part of that is the water systems and fish, and Newell says there are some parts of the proposed Coastal GasLink pipeline that should change.

“In some areas they should be going over feeder streams rather than under them… because of the possible problems with fish fry that are developing in those areas,” he said.

A second concern is acid rain, and Newell says he wants to see Coastal GasLink use world-class scrubbers.

“These companies should be meeting those requirements because if they don’t, sooner or later it comes back to taxpayers through health care costs,” he said.

He wants to see careful baseline

m o n i t o r i n g ( m o n i t o r i n g the terrain to ensure vegetation and wildlife are maintained to return to their original condition).

Newell raised this concern at a recent RDBN meeting where Coastal GasLink presented their plans.

The minutes record that Coastal GasLink representative Scott Reid said they have done significant field work to collect information about the original condition of the environment, which they’ll use for baseline monitoring.

Newell says another concern is that there are over five proposed pipelines with different routes across northern B.C. “No common corridor, that’s one of the biggest problems,” he said.

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At the RDBN meeting, Reid said

Coastal GasLink and Prince Rupert Transmission Project have difficulty sharing a route because the lines are separated significantly.

They are also operated by two separate companies, LNG Canada and Pacific Northwest LNG, and “it is a very competitive market,” he said.

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In our opinion:

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o one likes red tape. As the provincial government itself says, “reducing red tape benefits all British Columbians. For citizens it means fast, easy access to services – saving you time.”

So it’s a head-shaker to consider what the province has in mind to finance adult basic education courses offered at institutions such as Northwest Community College (NWCC).

Up until now, the province has provided an annual grant to NWCC to offers those courses at no charge.

Maybe Oprah can help?

But now it wants people taking those courses to pay tuition if they can afford it. Those below a certain level of income can apply to the province for assistance.

Sounds fairly reasonable so far except it means more bureaucracy and more forms for those applying and for the college, more employee hours – and cost – to sift through those applications.

So what should be a fairly uncomplicated way to obtain a basic education will turn into another bureaucratic box wrapped up in red tape.

But perhaps that’s what the province has had calculated all along – make things so complicated that fewer people then enrol.

In this way, the province still offers the program but at a reduced cost. It also downloads administration expenses to the college. The province wins. The college loses and, more importantly, so do prospective students. And helping those people is supposed to have been the goal.

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By Lori Welbourne On a Brighter Note

In 2002 Jamie Lee Curtis posed for a magazine to show what she really looked like. The mother of two was make-up free in a sports bra and spandex shorts, proudly displaying a softer, thicker physique rather than the perfect hard body she was known for.

She was 43-yearsold and felt compelled to reverse some of the harm she and her profession had done to a trusting public with it’s constant parade of impeccably airbrushed photos. She wanted women to discover that we shouldn’t try to look like models because even they don’t look the way they’re presented.

After the unforgettable photograph was taken, 13 people worked their magic to transform her into the flawless movie star we were familiar with for the pages that followed. The enlightening pictorial made a

powerful statement.

A couple weeks ago it seemed like Cindy Crawford might be doing something similar when a shockingly untouched image of her began circulating the internet along with a story about it being part of a magazine feature designed to empower women.

However, it became unclear as to whether she intended it to be seen or it was leaked without her permission. Regardless, the imperfect body shot of her wearing lingerie was out there for anyone to see.

Also a mother of two, Cindy Crawford was 47-years-old and in contrast to the one of Jamie Lee Curtis, she was fully made up and only needed some digital tweaking to smooth out her flaws and make her look the way we’re accustomed.

I posted the photo on Facebook asking people if they’d rather see real pictures like this in magazines, or the altered images of perfection that have

become the norm. The reaction was mixed.

The vast majority of women said they’d prefer to look at undoctored photographs, and many felt that seeing this iconic fashion star in a more honest state helped loosen their expectations of themselves to reach an unattainable standard of beauty.

Some men agreed and added that the excessive use of trickery before, during and after a photo shoot wasn’t lost on them.

Others, though, were revolted and one male friend responded with: “I just threw up a little.” If that’s the immediate reaction an incredibly gorgeous super model gets from an authentic picture, what chance do the rest of us have?

These days most people realize what’s involved in the flawless images we’re used to, but is that knowledge alleviating unhealthy and unrealistic pressures? I think it’s helped slightly, but our society continues to be

negatively affected.

The Confidence Coalition and the Canadian Mental Health Association says only two percent of women think they’re beautiful, one of four college-aged women have an eating disorder and 90% of girls say they feel pressured to be thin from because of the media.

Even without airbrushing this makes sense when we consider the average North American woman is 5’4” and weighs 166 pounds, yet the average model is 5’11” and weighs 117 pounds.

A few celebrities might offer bona fide images of themselves, and there will always be unauthorized shots posted on the internet, or unflattering ones taken by the paparazzi – but until there’s a reputable magazine with a person of prominence leading a mission to present more truthful pictures, I don’t think attitudes will change much.

This is where someone like Oprah

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Winfrey could make a difference.

Her popular self-titled magazine is heavily photo-shopped from cover to cover. What would happen if she put a stop to that and started representing people, including herself, without postproduction tampering? Would sales drop or increase? Being a billionaire megastar intent on improving society, she’s in an optimal position to take the risk and find out.

If my friends who prefer real over fake are a good reflection of the public, her sales would increase and other magazines would follow suit. For a woman who has personally suffered the ill effects the media has played on her own image, this seems like an amazing opportunity for her to reverse some of that damage, and help boost the self esteem of millions.

If you have any ideas on other people who could help, please send them the suggestion.

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What do you want to tell the Lieutenant Governor of B.C. about Houston?

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“Houston is a nice place with great outdoor activities. I would tell her not to forget the north in the government decisions. B.C. is more than Vancouver and Victoria.”

“I would tell her that this place is naturally amazing - we have beautiful creation and an amazing community that works together.

There is so much to do in this community.”

“I would say Houston is a great community. It’s a great place to live, there’s lots to do, affordable housing, and good recreation. She should come visit again for vacation. ”

“The government needs to pay more attention to the north because a lot of tax revenue comes from us.”

Province digs deeper into ICBC, Hydro piggy banks

By Jeff Nagel Black Press

The B.C. government intends to pull more money out of ICBC in the years ahead.

The annual dividend from the public auto insurer – which goes into

general government revenue despite repeated demands from critics for lower premiums instead – is estimated at $160 million a year in each of 2015, 2016 and 2017, according to budget documents.

That’s an increase from estimates of $155

million for 2015 and $125 million for 2016 in last year’s budget.

By the end of 2017, the province will have taken $1.5 billion from ICBC coffers since 2010.

The money comes from the profits on ICBC’s optional insurance side, which

can’t be used to reduce basic auto premiums because the two sides of the business are segregated.

Critics accused the government of building its budget surplus by having Crown corporations like ICBC and BC Hydro charge

customers more than is required. Finance Minister Mike de Jong calls it a dividend to the shareholders.

Electricity rates are rising six per cent while BC Hydro’s net income – most of which is remitted to government – climbs from $549 million

last year to about $700 million by 2017.

Energy Minister Bill Bennett has promised to eventually reduce and eliminate the Hydro transfers.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation was critical of the latest 4.2 per cent increase in Medical Service Plan

premiums, calling it a continuing tax hike that exceeds inflation.

A family of three will pay $150 per month in MSP premiums, up 40 per cent in five years.

The pattern of service fee increases and income tax restraint is a recurring one in B.C. budgets.

B.C. ‘still on track for LNG exports’ A sharp drop in oil prices and continued low natural gas prices led to reduced 2015 forecasts for drilling in Western Canada.

Critics of the B.C. government’s push for LNG exports have begun to claim that delayed investment decisions by LNG producers are the beginning of the end for the industry in B.C. David Keane, president of the BC LNG Alliance, has worked for major industry players and represents an association of seven international proponents, Kitimat LNG, LNG Canada, Pacific Northwest LNG, Prince Rupert LNG, Triton LNG, Woodfibre LNG and ExxonMobil.

He discussed B.C.’s prospects with Black Press legislature reporter Tom Fletcher.

TF: What’s the impact of the recent low oil prices on these kinds of investments?

DK: These companies are not going to make long-term economic decisions based on the spot price of crude oil, regardless of whether it is $120 a barrel or $45 a barrel.

They’re going to make long-term economic decisions based on long-term forecasts.

I think B.C., in spite of the drop in oil prices, is in a very good position to capture some of the increasing demand for LNG that will take place over the next decade.

We have a tremendous natural gas supply base, a highly educated workforce and we have a very supportive provincial and federal government for producing natural gas, de-

veloping LNG facilities and exporting it to the big Asian markets.

We’re in competition with the U.S. Gulf Coast, Australia, East Africa, Middle East and Russia, and when you look the North Coast of B.C., we get about a 25 per cent increase in production capacity simply because of the colder ambient temperature. So the same amount of investment that you might make in Australia or East Africa or the U.S. Gulf Coast, in British Columbia you get a 25 per cent uplift in production.

Also the proximity to Asian markets.

When you look at how close we are to those markets, I firmly believe that we’re going to capture a good bit of the increasing de-

mand that will occur in Asia.

TF: Premier Christy Clark refers the U.S. being our big competition now.

Shell recently made a decision to cancel an Australian project and indicated they were concentrating on B.C. and a U.S. site. Is the U.S. the main competition?

DK: I think so right now. When you look at the U.S. Gulf Coast, their LNG tankers have to go through the Panama Canal, and there are still long distances to get to the Asian markets.

TF: One barometer of how things are going is gas drilling activity in Northeast B.C. Can you comment on that?

DK: If we get just one of these large LNG facilities to de-

clare a final investment decision, that will require the largest single investment ever in BC. And I say that we’ll get seven, because we have seven members that will go to final investment decisions over the next few years. I think that will increase drilling dramatically.

We have our internal market in Canada, and our external market is the US, where the demand for Canadian natural gas is declining. So we have to find a way to get our natural gas to market, which is liquefaction and transporting it to market, primarily across the Pacific.

TF: Your alliance is beginning an advertising campaign. What’s the focus of that?

DK: It’s meant to help inform British Columbians what

natural gas is, how it’s safely produced and transported. It has been safely transported in B.C. for 60-plus years. It’s to help inform people about the benefits to the province and to them from the development of a robust LNG industry, and about all of the safety aspects, from natural gas production, to pipelines to the liquefaction facilities themselves, to the marine transportation of LNG. TF: Are pipeline rights of way being settled?

DK: Chevron just concluded its 16th agreement with the 16 First Nations along the Pacific Trails pipeline, which will serve Kitimat LNG. All the pipelines are working hard with First Nations partners

and I think that if the LNG industry can demonstrate longterm sustainable, real economic value to the First Nations, and when we demonstrate that LNG can be produced environmentally and safely, First Nations will support the development of the industry.

TF: The new CEO of Petronas is coming for another visit soon.

Is that an indication that they’re getting close, or that this slump in oil prices isn’t the big deal some people make it out to be?

DK: I can’t talk specifically about that.

But I’m encouraged by what I see with all of our members, in terms of the work that they’re doing to move their projects forward.

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Top: Aquatic Coordinator Kelby Trottier gives the Honourable Judith Guichon, Lieutenant Governor of B.C., a tour of the Houston Leisure Facility.

B.C. Lieutenant Governor visits Houston

Top: Her Honour visits with several Houston seniors at an afternoon Seniors Tea. Above: Judy Daye and Lieutenant Governor Judith Guichon show off the gift Her Honour gave Houston during her visit to town last Wednesday.

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Left, Mayor Shane Brienen presents a gift to Judith Guichon, Lieutenant Governor of B.C. during her visit to Houston.

Left: Her Honour greets and thanks the Professional Cook students from the Northwest Community College. The students made the refreshments for the Seniors Tea and the meal for the Mayors Dinner last Wednesday. Above: Her Honour gives Arnold Amonson a pin in recognition of all his community service.

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Students from Houston Secondary School and Houston Christian School visited UNBC’s Prince George campus on Feb. 24 as part of tours sponsored by Canfor. The students received career presentations, had lunch at UNBC’s Dining Hall, and went to see a hockey game at the 2015 Canada Winter Games.

District to assess local parks for maintenance

By Jackie Lieuwen Houston Today

The District of Houston is assessing local parks to manage for risk and maintenance.

They have $16,000 available

funding for risk assessments through membership with the Municipal Insurance Association of BC (MIABC).

“The money will just sit there if we don’t use it,” said Houston Chief

Administrative Officer Michael Glavin.

He says these assessments would also help with the Asset Management Plan that the District is developing this year.

These MIABC assessments will show them their liability exposure and “how bad some facilities are - like swings, parks and trails,” Glavin said.

It will give council information to do

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Rev. Jake and his family moved to Smithers in November 2014 and he has been coming to lead our services once a month. We have changed the time of our service to allow for him to come weekly to Houston, and he will lead our service each week, with the exception of the 4th Sunday, when he will be back in Quick. Our lay leaders will lead the service on the 4th Sunday. This will also give the opportunity for fellowship and interaction in Houston and he will begin scheduled office hours soon. Rev. Jake can be reached by phone at 250-845-4940 or via email at jacobcworley@gmail.com or better yet, come join us at a regular Sunday service.

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Newsletter ~ March 4th, 2015 edition

Where the welcome is warm and the wilderness beckons!

Honourable Judith Guichon, Lieutenant Governor of BC tours Houston

Upcoming Council Meetings:

Upcoming meeting dates for the District

Tuesday, March 3rd: Regular Council Meeting and immediately following the Regular Council Meeting is the Finance Committee Meeting Tuesday, March 17th: Regular Council Meeting

Tuesday, March 3 Tuesday, March 17

Website: www.houston.ca

Tuesday, March 24th: Dungate Community Forest Annual General Meeting

Please visit the website for info on: • Council Meeting Agendas • Pool Schedule • Arena Schedule • Important Public Notices • Tenders & Job Opportunities • Lost Dogs

Canada Day Organizing Committee Members – Expressions of Interest

The above meetings are held at 7:00pm in Council Chambers, 3367 – 12th Street.

The Agendas can be viewed on the District’s website: www.houston.ca

The Municipal Office located at 3367 – 12th Street is open Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (closed on statutory holidays) Email: doh@houston.ca Phone: 250-845-2238 Fax: 250-845-3429

(example: water main break) Call the Municipal Office @ 250-845-2238 for a recorded message with the contact number of the person on call.

Pool & Gym Phone: 250-845-7420 Email: reception@houston.ca

Arena Phone: 250-845-7432

Burning Permits Required All open burning within the District of Houston requires a Burning Permit all year round.

To obtain a permit contact the Fire Department at 250-845-2250

In order to assist the municipality’s garbage service pick-up and to avoid damage to your toter carts, please bring your toter carts in as soon as possible after pick up.

For those consumers with additional service requirements, the District of Houston offers a “Tag-aCart” service. “Tag-a-Cart” is a waste collection service permitting the service user to set out additional Toter Carts beyond the one-cart limit prescribed by the District provided that the service user attaches a tag for which a fee has been paid to the District for each additional Toter Cart used. The cost for this service is $2.50 per Toter Cart (plus applicable taxes).

If you are interested in helping to organize the 2015 Canada Day Celebrations please contact Ryan Coltura, Director of Leisure Services at leisure.services@houston.ca.

Expressions of interest must be received no later than March 16.

Municipal Office Hours

For Public Works Emergencies

Toter Carts

Notice to all Dog Owners

Houston Pool Aquatic Director Kelby Trottier shows features of the District Pool to the Honourable Judith Guichon, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia. Her Honour visited Houston last Wednesday, attending a Seniors Tea and Mayors dinner at the Houston Seniors Centre.

Pursuant to “District of Houston Pound and Animal Regulation Bylaw No. 918, 2004” all dogs over the age of six months must be licensed.

2015 licence tags are now available at the Municipal Office and must be worn by your dog effective January 1, 2015.

Leisure Facility Programs Swim Lessons Schedule: March 30th - April 10th (Mon-Fri) 8 classes Level Starfish, Duck, Sea Turtle Sea Otter Salamander Sunfish Crocodile / Whale SK 1/2 SK 3/4 SK 5/6 SK 7/8 SK 9/10

Time 12:30-1:00pm 10:00-10:30am 10:00-10:30am 11:00-11:30am 11:00-11:30am 10:30-11:00am 10:30-11:00am 11:00-11:45am 11:45-12:30pm 11:30-12:30pm

Spring Break Programs Bronze Lifesaving Camp March 29 - April 2nd (Sun-Thurs) • 9am-5pm • $273.00 • Ages 13+ or have Bronze Star Ranger Patrol

April 7th – 10th (Tues – Fri) • 2-4:30pm • $65.00 • Ages 8-12

Price (Resident/Non) $35.20/$44.00 $35.20/$44.00 $35.20/$44.00 $35.20/$44.00 $35.20/$44.00 $35.20/$44.00 $35.20/$44.00 $40.00/$50.00 $40.00/$50.00 $44.00/$55.00

Spring Break Schedule: Closed April Fri 3rd and Mon 6th Sun/Sat open - 11am-6pm Mon/Wed/Fri - 6am-8pm Tues/ Thurs - 10am-8pm

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Provincial competitors The Bantam Flyers, Pee Wee Flyers and Tween Ringette teams are all headed to the Provincial Championships this month. Bantams head to Fraser Lake March 15 to 20.

Pee Wees head to Kimberley March 15 to 20, and the ringette tweens compete in Vernon March 5 to 8. Submitted photos

Eryn and Maaike sweep the stone toward house at Junior Curling. The league started in January and will wrap up this month.

Jackie Lieuwen photos/Houston Today

Winter sports

Dwayne Wandler and Conner Kenzle. Coach Back to front: Aiden Pottinger, Kurt Cole ell, ldw Cou nther, Dawson Fitch, Josh zle.

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Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Fast internet access a priority

By Jackie Lieuwen Houston Today

Health care, RCMP and businesses all face challenges recruiting professionals to Houston.

For Rob Newell the issue centres around broadband and community vitality.

Newell is the Area G (Houston rural) Director for the Regional District of B u l k l e y - N e c h a ko (RDBN).

He says one of his main focuses is getting broadband internet access to this area.

“We need high speed here,” Newell said.

“We need a minimum 5MB download speed, that’s the minimum in any larger urban area.”

Newell says that will make a big difference for professionals in business and health.

“I know professionals in the Lower Mainland [who are] sitting on $600,000 or $700,000 homes who would love to live in the country,” Newell said.

“They would be here tomorrow… they’re professionals and all they need is broadband.”

Fast internet access would also open doors in health care.

“If we could get broadband here, there comes telehealth,” Newell said, adding that he’s talked several times about it with Penny Anguish, Northwest Chief Operating Officer with Northern Health.

But besides internet, Newell says there are a lot of sectors that make a strong community that would be attractive to people.

He’d like to see the Community, Health, Education and Social Services (CHESS) Community tackle a study on community

vitalization.

The study would rate the strength of Houston on topics like tourism, businesses, transportation, health care and education.

Then people involved in those areas would discuss how to strengthen that sector in the community.

“There’s things that we can do, but not one person can to them all. There are people who have strengths in all of these areas, who can find out what we need and work to strengthen it,” Newell said.

If the weak sectors in Houston are strengthened, Newell says business would naturally develop and professionals would come.

“We need to build from the inside out,” he said.

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RESCUE Camp Search and Rescue volunteers practice avalanche rescue.

Forming a probe line, the team found and dug out a dummy buried in the snow. It was part of the training at the Houston SAR campout Feb. 20 to 21, where volunteers build their own shelters and spend the night alone to empathize with victims.

Photos submitted

Chinook Community Forest

PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE The purpose of this open house is to give the public the opportunity to provide feedback and ask questions on the proposed Chinook Community Forest Agreement (CFA) within the Lakes Timber Supply Area. There will be opportunity to provide verbal and/or written feedback and there is an open door policy for feedback received after the meeting.

The event will be held on Tuesday, March 10, 2015 at the following locations:

Cheslatta Carrier Nation Administration Office

12:00pm – 2:00pm 1215 Keefe’s Landing Road, Southside. 1.5km up from the ferry on the right side of road

Burns Lake Chamber of Commerce Heritage Centre 4:00pm – 6:00pm

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EVERYONE WELCOME! PAY WHAT YOU CAN!

HWY 16, Burns Lake next to the Visitor’s Centre A representative from Chinook will be available to answer any questions, address concerns and provide additional information in regards to the proposed CFA. Comments arising from this open house will be considered in the approval of the application and issuance of the Chinook license.

If you have any questions, or would like to meet and discuss the proposed CFA, we encourage you to contact the Chinook Board of Directors at chinookcomfor@gmail.com.

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GEMS Soupfest The GEMS soupfest drew over 400 people, packed into the HCS gym to enjoy over 20 soup selections and a variety of games. The event raised $3,700 to be split between Houston Food Bank, Love By The Bowl Soup Kitchen, Rough Acres Bible Camp and Rock Nest Ranch, and the GEMS Home and Esther School in Zambia, Africa.

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Are we living in Canada? That is the question I asked myself when I heard the recent Supreme Court of Canada unanimous decision to allow doctors to administer death to patients who want to die.

What are we coming to? It is tragic enough that we see people taking their own lives. Though there is a lot of effort by some to convince people not to end their lives, here we have our highest court ruling that doctors - who are to preserve and extend life, and comfort those who were dying - should now assist people in killing themselves.

It is a great leap into the darkness to give anyone, let alone a doctor, permission to actually kill another person, with their prior consent or not. When doctors have the dual role of preserving and taking lives, how can we be sure what is in the needle when they poke it into our veins?

I remember when the abortion issue was debated years ago. Pro-life advocates warned of a slippery slope leading to euthanasia. The abortionists said this would never happen. Yet here we are today. When doctors are asked to terminate the life of an innocent child in the womb, it is only a small step to have them assist in the death of a disabled, elderly or depressed person.

When we begin with a culture of death, death and killing will be the result. We can call it merciful death, death with dignity or whatever euphemism that seems to temporarily ease the conscience, but it still is one person voluntarily and premeditatingly, in cold blood, taking another person’s life.

This flies directly against God, the giver and sustainer of life. Since the beginning of time God has strictly forbidden such taking of another’s life (Genesis 9:5,6; Exodus 20:13; Romans 13:9,10). Humans are created in the image of God, thus human life should be treated as precious. If we leave it up to humans to determine when one’s life should end, we will create a culture of death that will run rampant through our land.

God warns us in his word “Don’t be misled – you cannot mock the justice of God. You will always harvest what you plant,” Galatians 6:7 NLT. “They have planted the wind and will harvest the whirlwind,” Hosea 8:7 NLT. A whirlwind of a culture of death is blowing through our land. When will it touch down in our yard and blow into the door of our home?

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Police report

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Police are seeking to arrest a shoplifter who was caught on video surveillance at a local store Feb. 19. RCMP Sergeant Stephen Rose says they identified the suspect and will arrest and charge them with theft under $5,000. *** Police arrested two people and searched for drugs at a home in the neighbourhood north of Steelhead Park. Sgt. Rose says

police seized a small amount of drugs and cash from the scene. Investigation is ongoing. *** Police arrested an impaired driver stopped on Sullivan Way at 9:30 p.m.

Feb. 21. Sgt. Rose says the driver failed the breath sample and police charged him for driving while impaired, and for operating a vehicle with blood alcohol over 0.08. The vehicle was impounded. ***

A fire destroyed a home on Roses Road over 20 kilometres up Buck Flats Road on Feb. 22. Sgt. Rose says the owners were gone and no one was injured. The home was engulfed in flames when police arrived and burned to the ground. No one attended to extinguish the fire because the home is outside of the Houston Fire Service Area, Sgt. Rose said. Police are investigating. *** Police arrested a male at a home on Sullivan Way at 3:30 a.m. Feb. 25. Sgt. Rose says the male was

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Houston Mixed Dart Club Tournament Results Friday Night Mixed Doubles: 1st - Shane Wadden and Carolyn Castle 2nd - Tom Henderson and Bea Paquin 3rd - Tom Schneider and Eva Reese Saturday Ladies Singles: 1st - Eva Reese 2nd - Trish Bayfield 3rd - Claudine Weins Mens Singles: 1st - Lee 2nd - Shane Wadden 3rd - Derrick Cox

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Thanks soGEMS much!! advertising. huge thank you also to our girls and leaders for hours of work, and the GEMS Moms who washed dishes for hours !! Thank you all so much!! We raised $ 3,700.00 to be donated to Houston Food Bank, Love By The Bowl–Soup Kitchen, The GEMS Home and the GEMS Esthers School in Zambia, Africa and Rough Acres Bible Camp and Rock Nest Camp.

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ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Meetings are at the Houston United Church, Monday and Thursday at 7:00pm. Contact number is:1-877-644-2266

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(Kids Sunday School during the service) during thethe service) To contact church orcontact for pastoral care: To the church Morgan (250-698-7612 orRyder for pastoral care: -H) or 250-692-9576 -C) or -H) Morgan Ryder (250-698-7612 Marianne Dekker 250-845-2282 or 250-692-9576 -C) or Marianne Dekker 250-845-2282

Houston Houston Fellowship Fellowship Baptist Church

3790 C.R. Matthews Rd. Baptist Church Pastor: Larry Ballantyne 3790 C.R. Matthews Rd.

SundayLarry School: 9:45AM Pastor: Ballantyne Church Service: 11:00AM Sunday School: 9:45AM Everyone Welcome!

Church Service: 11:00AM Phone: 250-845-7810

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Phone: 250-845-7810 Houston

Canadian Houston Reformed Church

Canadian SUNDAY SERVICES: Reformed Church 10:00 AM & 2:30 PM SUNDAY SERVICES: Pastor Carl VanDam s.carl. vandam@canrc.org 10:00 AM & 2:30 PM Office Phone: 250-845-3441 Pastor Carl VanDam s.carl. ~vandam@canrc.org Everyone Welcome ~

3797 Omineca Way, Box 36, Houston, BC

Office Phone: 250-845-3441 ~ Everyone Welcome ~

Our Fort St James location is now accepting applications for a:

Operations Forester Conifex Inc.—through astute strategic acquisitions and strong leadership—is emerging as a major national player in the forestry and sawmilling industry. Operationally, our approach is to blend state-of-the-art technology with the expertise of people who believe in the value of excellence.

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Houston Christian 3797 Omineca Way, Box 36, Houston, BC Reformed Church

Full details regarding employment, duties and qualifications are available online at http://www.conifex.com/about/careers

Pastor 1959 GooldMartin St., Box 6, Vellekoop Houston 250-845-7578

If you are interested in this opportunity, you are invited to apply for this position by March 9, 2015.

Houston 1959 GooldChristian St., Box 6, Houston 250-845-7578 Reformed Church ~ Everyone Welcome! ~

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Services: 10:00 am Vellekoop & 3:00 pm ~ ~ Everyone Welcome!

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We wish to thank everyone for their interest in Conifex; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Sunday Worship Service: 11:00 am Sunday Prayer Meeting: 7:00 pm Sunday School: During the Service

Anglican Church Welcome ofEveryone St. Clement 2324 Butler Ave., Anglican Church Box 599, Houston, BC of St. Clement Phone: 250-845-4940 2324 Butler Ave., BoxServices 599, Houston, are:BC

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Contact Stephan Posselt, at stephan@tahtsa.ca Phone: 778-669-1010

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Yard Supervisor Bulkley Valley Home Centre Houston has an immediate opening for a yard supervisor. Duties involve maintaining day-to-day yard operations including shipping and receiving, customer service and material loading and delivery. Must be familiar with building materials and enjoy working with the public. Must also be capable of learning our computer system. BeneÀt plan available.

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The Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako is looking for a Regulation Compliance Officer to play a key role ensuring compliance to the Regional District’s bylaw and regulations. Reporting to the Director of Planning and the Protective Services Manager, the Regulation Compliance Officer will be responsible for the full range of bylaw enforcement activities as well as working closely with rural fire departments to ensure compliance with the Regional District’s training requirements and standard operating guidelines. The position also includes involvement with the Emergency Management Program.

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