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In approving its 2015-2019 financial plan, city council has budgeted for several new community projects. Topping the $15.7 million capital plan is a new artificial turf for Robron Park. The $2.6 million project is budgeted for this year and will be paid for out of parks reserve funding and the federal gas tax. “This will be done from reserves and other sources of revenue, rather than taxation,” said Mayor Andy Adams of the big ticket item. Council also approved foreshore and Robert Ostler Park upgrades for $1 million, to be funded by the federal gas tax monies and the Community Works Fund. Ross Milnthorp, the city’s general manager of parks, recreation and culture told council last week during budget planning that the funding will go towards rectifying drainage and irrigation issues that have been identified at Ostler Park. “Drainage work would essentially involve tearing up the park to improve the drainage there,” Milnthorp said. “We would resurface Ostler Park.” Other items capital items approved by council (which will be paid for through reserves and grants rather than taxation) include: a new city water drinking system for $4.2 million (with funding support from BC Hydro), Norm Wood Environmental Centre upgrades for $2.5 mil-

lion, a new fire ladder truck for $1.1 million, an airport fueling facility for $740,000 and a new emergency generator for $200,000. Council also approved spending $35,000 from reserves for Elk Falls Cemetery expansion design work in 2015. Construction worth $175,000 is in the budget for 2016. Council finalized its $62 million operating budget for 2015 last Wednesday with a 1.69 per cent residential property tax increase which equates to a $24 increase for the average Campbell River home, valued at $264,200. In comparison, the Canadian Consumer Price Index rates inflation at 2.1 per cent. Properties in the Managed Forest Lands tax class will continue to see an increase phased in over three years (started in 2014) that will generate $46,000 this year. The Utilities tax class rate will also increase (phased in over four years, started in 2014), that will generate $138,000 in 2015. An additional $340,000 in property tax revenue will come from new building and development in the community. Last year, the average home paid $186 in taxes for city services including drinking water, sewer service, emergency response, garbage and recycling pick up, roads, parks, transit and airport. The city has until May 15 to present its final 2015 budget to the province. Property taxes will be due by July 2.

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Back by popular demand for a fifth season, Campbell River’s wood stove exchange program will help residents replace older wood stoves with wood, pellet or gas heating appliances certified to national standards. Beginning March 1, the city will offer more than 30 $250 rebates on a firstcome, first-served basis until Apr. 30. “We are pleased to be able to offer wood stove exchange rebates again this year. With the burning season winding down, this is a good time to consider switching out uncertified wood stoves with a high-efficiency

cleaner-burning wood, pellet or gas heating appliance,” says Mayor Andy Adams. “Along with the City rebate, savings offered by participating retailers and suppliers make upgrading a wood stove a cost-effective and an environmentallysound decision.” Since this program began in 2009, 150 wood stoves have been exchanged. “Fine particulate air pollution, including what’s generated by older wood stoves, is the primary air quality concern in lesspopulated areas of B.C. ,” adds Coun. Marlene Wright, who holds the environment portfolio for council. “Reducing wood smoke pollution helps us all breathe a little easier.”

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Laura Smith to represent Conservative Party in North Island – Powell River Laura Smith will represent the Conservative Party of Canada as their candidate in North Island – Powell River in the 2015 federal election. “I am proud to be running as a Conservative candidate because Stephen Harper is the strong, serious leader we need in our Prime Minister, and the only leader with a track record of strong economic leadership in uncertain times,” said Smith. “Conservatives have consistently stood up for families, seniors and the middle class, while supporting the jobs and economic growth that keep our communities strong.” Smith’s acclamation as candidate was announced yesterday. Smith has worked as an advisor to Vancouver Island North MP John Duncan since 2008, an experience she says has been invaluable to understanding the incredible diversity of issues in the riding of North Island – Powell River, as well as how to be an advocate for coastal communities in Ottawa. “I have seen good ideas arise from conversations with constituents right here in the riding, and eventually move on to be prominently displayed in the federal budget,” said Smith. “Playing a part in moving such ideas forward is one of the most rewarding things I have done in my time in Ottawa, and the experience and knowledge I have gained is something I believe can benefit the people of North Island – Powell River.”

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Laura Smith was acclaimed as Conservative Party candidate for North Island-Powell River.

Prior to working in Ottawa, Smith worked in forest stewardship for 14 years after obtaining a Biology degree from the University of Victoria and taking further studies in forestry from the University of British Columbia. She has lived and worked in several Vancouver Island communities throughout her life, from logging camps to cities, and understands the unique benefits and challenges of living on the Coast. She is also a passionate Search and Rescue volunteer, and a proud member of a local SAR team. “People in North Island – Powell River want healthy and prosperous communities, sustainable jobs and respect for the places where we live and play,” said Smith. “I share these values and will fight for them in Ottawa.”

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City council has nixed buying equipment to clear snow from city sidewalks, a decision that Coun. Larry Samson branded ‘disgusting.’ The $75,000 item was removed from council’s 2015 budget last week during financial planning, much to Samson’s dismay. “I have to say how disappointed I am because the people who use this are the people who are our most vulnerable people and don’t have access to a vehicle to get around,” Samson said. “I’m sorry I just find that disagreeable, or disgusting.” Samson said he was particularly upset because he saw the decision of council as a step backward. In November, 2014 the previous council approved a policy that the city be responsible for clearing snow from city sidewalks along main roads. But Mayor Andy Adams said it was never acted upon because

the city didn’t have the equipment to do so. The purchase of that equipment had been put into the 2015 budget by city staff, and Samson wasn’t pleased council last week voted to remove it. “When we plough our streets, we plough them to the side so we heap the snow on top of the sidewalk to make it even harder,” Samson said. “The snow freezes, the snow turns to slush and it makes it hard for people to push strollers, it makes it hard for people with disabilities, with wheelchairs, and people can’t get around without having to go onto the road and dodge traffic.” Coun. Ron Kerr said while he’s sympathetic to the situation, having the city clear some sidewalks but not others could be a slippery slope. “While I understand the plight of people who are house bound during a snow event I think it’s important to do this job for the whole community,” Kerr said. “Recognizing the arterial roads would be important to plough, we’re always

Larry Samson “disgusted” by decision.

going to have someone who lives three blocks or five blocks away from that and they’re going to ask ‘why aren’t you doing our roads?’ I think it’s a never-ending issue.” The city’s current snow removal bylaw requires commercial, industrial, multi-family residential and institutional premises to clear snow and ice from the sidewalk surrounding their building by 10 a.m. the morning after a snowfall. Single family residential homes, however, are not required by law to clear snow from the sidewalk, but are encouraged to. The city’s public safety sub committee recently

took a second look at that bylaw after a young mother came to council last year to appeal for help after she was stranded in her Hilchey Road home because the sidewalks were impassable. She said that only one or two people on her street felt obligated to clear the snow from the sidewalk in front of their homes. Samson told council it’s also a safety issue for children who walk to school. Coun. Michele Babchuk suggested that council could take another look at the issue next year. “We’ve just b e en through a cycle where snow removal hasn’t been a big issue but if we do go through a cycle where that does happen, I look forward to maybe re-looking at this,” Babchuk said, “mainly because on one of those arterial roads (Dogwood Street) we have three of our largest educational institutions and it does become a passage issue for students getting to and from school.”

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Campbell River School is accepting feedback on its 2015-16 school year calendar through a survey that will close March 6 In its Feb. 10 meeting, the board of trustees selected three possible calendar options to pres-

ent to review by parents and SD72 employees. This week the school district began emailing the survey to parents of students currently enrolled in Campbell River schools. The multiple choices were driven in part by

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Crosswalk countdown timers installed The installation of pedestrian countdown timers at city intersections and shoulder rumble strips on on Jubilee Parkway are among the road improvements made in Campbell River through nearly $83,000 in funding contributed by ICBC through its provincial road improvement program. The funding was part of $104,000 for North Island improvement projects in Campbell River, Port McNeill and Gold River. Most of the Campbell River projects were undertaken in partnership with the Ministry of Transportation, though a $20,000 contribution to create sidewalks and crosswalks at 14th and 15th avenues, Spruce Street and Hwy. 19A downtown supplemented funding from the City of Campbell River. “Working in partnership with the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure and local governments, ICBC has been investing in road improvement projects across the province for two and a half decades,” said MLA Jordan Sturdy, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure. “These projects have brought immediate benefits for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians in communities all over Vancouver Island.” This year marks the 25th anniversary of ICBC’s road improvement program with

Timberline/NIC to host Olympic-style trades and technology competition Hammers will be swinging, sparks flying and cameras rolling Friday as Timberline Secondary/North Island College hosts the Skills Canada BC Vancouver Island North regionals. The Olympic-style trades and technology competition takes place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event is one of 13 regional competitions hosted by Skills Canada BC each year. Skills Canada is a non-profit organization that partners with government, educators, private industry and labour to promote and celebrate the skilled trades and technologies as possible first choice careers for young people across each province. Winners of the regional competitions advance to the provincials, which will be held at the Abbotsford Tradex Centre April 15. From the provincials, students have the chance of advancing to the national skills competition in Saskatoon from May 27 to 30. More than 100 students will compete at the Vancouver Island North regionals in: 2D and 3D computer

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Pedestrian countdown timers were installed at Campbell River intersections through a Ministry of Transportation project with funding assistance from ICBC.

more than $130 million invested in B.C. roads since 1990. The road improvement program has evolved, ICBC said, through partnerships, community investments and the use of innovative technology and tools that have helped advance the knowledge of the road safety engineering industry across Canada. In 2014, ICBC invested approximately $1.3 million on Vancouver Island

and $7.7 million in projects and safety audits across the province. Other projects in Campbell River in 2014 included: n Construction of a turnaround area for school buses on Hwy. 19 at Browns Bays Road. n Lane and shoulder widening and improved pavement marking on Hwy. 19 to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists.

n P l a c e m e nt o f recess ed centreline reflectors on Hwy. 28. n Installation of thermoplastic pavement markings on Hwy. 19 and Hwy. 19A. ICBC also contributed $14,700 in partnership with the Village of Gold River for the installation of pedestrian flashers at the mid-block crosswalk on the school route and updated sign sheeting to diamond grade.

animation; mechanical CAD; automotive service; cabinetmaking; carpentry; culinary arts; digital art; electronics; graphic design; robotics; TV and video production; website development; and welding. The competitions serve two main purposes. The first is to celebrate and reward students for excellence in their mastery of trade and technology skills by involving industry in evaluating skills to keep training relevant to employers’ needs. The second is to create an interactive and engaging environment for the thousands of young people who attend the competitions as spectators. Young spectators are provided many opportunities to experience a wide variety of skilled trade and technology careers by watching the competitions, participating in first-hand demonstrations and networking with the hundreds of industry and educational experts in attendance. For more information on the Skills Canada BC Vancouver Island North regionals visit skillscanada.bc.ca/ RegionCompetitionInformation.aspx.

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A Campbell River Coast Guard crew was called to respond after a boat ran aground offshore of the town Monday afternoon. No injuries were reported in the incident, though the 40-foot Persipa remained grounded overnight Monday as the owner and responders worked to secure the vessel in the hope it could be floated at high tide Tuesday morning. “It’s been kind of an on-and-off case,” Coast Guard spokesperson Dan Bate said early Tuesday. One person was reportedly aboard the boat when it grounded. The owner

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So, they just couldn’t do it, eh? City council just had to go with a tax increase. Couldn’t find some way to lob off the need to tax us 1.69 per cent more than last year? That’s less than two per cent. There was no way to find enough savings to forestall spending 1.69 per cent more tax dollars? Of course, that 1.69 per cent increase includes dipping into the city’s general operating surplus for $200,000. So, in a way, it’s more than 1.69 per cent but if the majority of councillors felt they could not avoid dipping into surplus for $200,000 how much more would they need to forgo the 1.69 per cent increase? In reality, a 1.69 per cent increase is not much and most people can afford it. But when you add it onto the steady but small increases over the last few We say: Council years, then it adds up to a signficant amount. couldn’t go that However, not increasextra step to not ing taxes at all this year would have been a symincrease taxes bolic gesture that would have gone a long way to restoring confidence in the municipal government and acknowledge how much taxpayers have been asked to contribute over the last five years. Would the cuts necessary to hold tax increases to zero – even with dipping into surplus – have made all that much difference to the functioning of the municipality? Not likely. No, given the message sent in last fall’s municipal election that Mayor Andy Adams pointed out was loud and clear, then an albeit symbolic gesture of a zero increase, especially when we’re so close to zero anyway, would have been a powerful statement.

Letters ● City ignores people’s wishes In 2008 a referendum was held for the taxpayers of Campbell River to vote on whether the city should borrow $20 million for two separate projects One of which was the artificial turf on Robron soccer field. The referendum was soundly voted down by the people. Our city council has decided that they know best and have ignored the people’s wishes and are going ahead with the artificial turf. We will be paying for this turf, estimated at $2.5 million at least, for the next 10 years at which time the turf will probably have to be replaced at a higher cost. How many children will benefit from this costly venture? There are many retired seniors living in our city who no longer have school age children and they are living on a very restricted income. For this very reason, we no longer have to pay the school taxes. Why are we being forced to pay for a soccer field that we will probably never see or get any benefit from, especially after it was voted down in the first place? I wonder if there is not a legal precedent to challenge council on this, since it was legally rejected by the tax payers by referendum. Is there anyone else out there who would care to voice their concerns on this matter? Please let us hear from you. Ruth (Joy) Shuster

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In a recent speech, Premier Christy Clark quipped that while teenagers tend to be lazy, there is a limit. If your kid is still on the couch after age 30, she said, he’s not a teenager any more. “He’s a New Democrat.” Clark’s ‘get off the couch and get a job’ message is now being translated into government policy. The B.C. government is using one of the few tools available to it to track down people who aren’t paying off their student loans, by linking defaulted debt to driver’s licence renewals. There are “hardship” provisions for those who don’t have a job. ICBC will only refuse to renew a driver’s licence or vehicle plates for those who have let their student debt go for a year without making some effort to deal with it. Student debt collection is a long-standing problem for the province, with about $185 million currently on the books as defaulted and unpaid. Students naturally move around after completing their studies, and once the six-month grace period for beginning to repay student loans expires,

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finding those who aren’t paying address the cackling chickbecomes a costly effort. ens on the other side, we have Historically governments 430,000 students in our syssent defaulted debt to collec- tem,” Wilkinson said. “Some tion agencies. Last year $17.3 of them are part-time; some of million was collected. them are on short courses. We How big is student debt these have 180,000 students who are days? in the system full-time and eliThe subject was gible for student aid. discussed briefly in “Of those 180,000 the legislature last students, 45,000 week. turn to the province In question period, for financial aid – NDP leader John meaning that 75 per Horgan reminded cent of students, the government that more than what tuition fees have was quoted on the doubled over the CBC yesterday, go past decade, and through their educaTom Fletcher cited a Bank of Montion without incurB.C. Views treal estimate that ring debt through the average university student the provincial student aid proemerges from a four-year program.” gram owing $35,000 in student Whatever the amount owing loans. is for an individual, it’s a debt With his usual modesty and that will be more difficult to tact, Advanced Education avoid paying. Minister Andrew Wilkinson The province has long used dismissed Horgan’s accusation the withholding of driving that he is indifferent to the privileges to collect unpaid plight of students. provincial court fines, and that Wilkinson noted that the was recently extended to those Bank of Montreal surveyed 602 who are 90 days in arrears on students across Canada, and $25 or more worth of Lower only 78 of them were in B.C. Mainland bridge tolls. “To clarify this, and to This student debt collection

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move follows efforts to match up post-secondary funding to areas of employment demand. In an era where misguided university professors use their positions to organize violent protests against job-creating projects, the messages are similar. Variations of this productivity theme are being heard from governments across North America. The baby boomers are retiring. We are bringing in temporary foreign workers, not because of some right-wing plot, but because too many people growing up in our society refuse to do an increasing range of jobs. We have an education system – and media – that encourages people to complain and make demands to get what they want. And we are seeing the results of all of this. There was a U.S. president once who said, “Ask not what your country can do for you. Ask what you can do for your country.” Tom Fletcher is legislature reporter and columnist for Black Press. Twitter: @tomfletcherbc Email: tfletcher@blackpress.ca

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Blackburn unveils new suite of work

Ken Blackburn will open a new exhibit of work at the Rivercity Players Theatre Stage on Saturday.

Ken Blackburn pulls back the coverings of his most intriguing work so far in an exhibit called The Unveiling. In this collection, Blackburn revealed work that is dynamic yet still, colourful yet quiet, intimate yet encompassing the universe. It is a major work that unveils pattern, movement, and entrancing journey. The wow factor, especially up close, is amazing as Blackburn presents an entirely new look in his artistic presentation.

Moving past his more edg y contemporar y work into a sophisticated inter-cultural presentation, Blackburn’s suite of works is a combination of many influences including his international community service and his extensive formal training. Blackburn is the executive director of the Campbell River Community Arts Council and the community programmer for the Museum at Campbell River. Don’t miss this opportunity to see the works

themselves, listen to Mayor Andy Adams talk about the value of art to the community, and hear Blackburn describe the function of pattern in art and our lives in terms of the seven pieces he will present. There will be an oppor-

Create a comic about your life Everyone, regardless of experience or drawing ability, can learn to create an autobiographical comic at a hands-on workshop with graphic novelist Sarah Leavitt at the Campbell River Art Gallery Sunday, March 15 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The workshop, which costs $75 for Gallery members and $85 for non-members, allows participants to work with Leavitt to learn a series of writing and drawing exercises that will result in the creation of their own autobiographical comic. Leavitt will be in Campbell River for the annual Words on the Water Writers’ Festival and the Campbell River Art Gallery jumped at the chance to have her teach

The cover of Tangles: A Story About Alzheimer’s, My Mother and Me by Sarah Leavitt.

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Mother and Me, has been published in Canada, the U.S., the U.K, Germany and France

to international critical acclaim. Her prose and comics have appeared in anthologies, magazines and newspapers across North America and the United Kingdom. She’s received rave reviews from Vanity Fair, the LA Times and The Globe and Mail, among others. She’s currently working on a graphic novel set in mid-19th century B.C. Space is limited, so don’t delay in registering for this wonderful opportunity to participate in a dynamic, hands-on workshop with internationally renowned graphic novelist Sarah Leavitt. For more information, contact the CR Art Gallery at 250-287-2261 or email curator@crartgallery.ca

tunity to join Blackburn on stage towards the end of the evening to engage with him in discussion. A no-host bar and a wandering minstrel will enhance the conversation. The Art Suite will be unveiled Saturday,

March 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the Rivercity Players Theatre Stage, 1080 Hemlock Street. Everyone is welcome, admission by donation – all proceeds beyond minimal expenses will go to the food bank at Blackburn’s request.

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Legislation introduced that will expand Quadra Island parks

Picture shows the results of a 2011 pruning and pollarding operation on downtown city streets.

Downtown tree pruning scheduled for upcoming Sundays As part of its annual street tree maintenance program, the City will prune the London plane trees along the Shoppers Row and Pier Street sidewalks in March. Pruning will take place over three Sundays – March 8, 15 and 22 – from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and local businesses, the Heart of the Downtown Business Improvement Association, the Pier Street Association and the Chamber of Commerce have been notified. Tree trimming equipment will temporarily take up some parking spaces where the work is being done, and sidewalk areas could be briefly and temporarily closed when branches are being cut. The city will avoid working in areas near hotels on Sunday mornings. “We’ll do our best to minimize any disruption for businesses open these days, and we ask people to respect any areas marked for public safety,” says Ross Milnthorp, the City’s general manager

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of parks, recreation and culture. The trees will be pollarded, with all branches cut back to control the size of the tree and limit the reach of the tree canopy while promoting a dense head of foliage and sturdier branches to withstand high winds. “London planes are very vigorous, and can produce long, heavy branches. Pollarding protects nearby buildings and signs and keeps the branches light, to

prevent them from breaking off and falling on the sidewalk,” Milnthorp explains. “By reducing the canopy, we also reduce the risk of the tree falling over in heavy storms.” The London planes are pruned this way approximately every three years, the last time in 2011. “The trees have been consistently healthy, and we can expect to see new branches by mid to late May, and they’ll be leafing out in June with a

full canopy by mid-July,” Milnthorp says. The trees were planted during the downtown re vitalization work nearly 30 years ago. The pruning program began when tree limbs grew too long and heavy. Downtown street trees are part of the urban forest, and the benefits of this significant community investment include carbon emissions capture, shade, cooler temperatures and the attractive streetscape.

A VISION FOR MAPLE PARK We want to hear from you!

Get your shovels ready for the new Area ‘D’ community garden Do you live in Area ‘D’ and have an interest in the development of the Maple Park Community Garden (located off Anton Road in Stories Beach)? If so, we want to hear from you. The Regional District plans to break ground this spring and is looking for community-minded volunteers who wish to be part of this initiative.

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Environment Minister Mary Polak introduced legislation Monday that, if passed, will add more than 1,500 hectares to B.C.’s protected areas system, one of the largest in North America. It includes the culmination of an extensive community effort on Quadra Island to expand Small Inlet and Octopus Islands provincial parks, completing a protected corridor that traverses from one side of the island to the other. Bill 8 - the Protected Areas of British Columbia Amendment Act, 2015, adds land to six parks, increases public safety along Highway 3, and makes administrative changes to clarify legal descriptions. “B.C.’s treasured and worldrenowned parks system continues to grow,” said Polak. More than half of the new additions come in the form of private land acquisitions, including the successful multi-partner Quadra Island deal. Announced in March 2014, this acquisition connects Octopus Islands and Small Inlet marine parks together, further protecting unique and sensitive ecosystems. Other private land acquisitions adding to the parks system through this legislation include 1,219 hectares to West Arm Park in the Kootenays and 109 hectares of land to Bodega Ridge Park on Galiano Island. Thirty-eight hectares of marine foreshore are also being added to Bodega Ridge Park. The boundaries of E.C. Manning Park are changing slightly, with the

removal of two hectares of park land near Highway 3.

Quadra Island additions: Octopus Islands Marine Park addition (86 hectares) and Small Inlet Marine Park addition (84 hectares): The additions to Octopus Islands and Small Inlet marine parks are the result of a private land acquisition on Quadra Island linking these parks together. A number of partners contributed to the purchase including Merrill & Ring Forestry L.P.; BC Marine Parks Forever Society and Save the Heart of Quadra Parks; and Vancity Community Foundation, supported by Vancity Credit Union. The additions protect unique and sensitive ecosystems, as well as improve access for recreational opportunities including boating, kayaking, fishing, wilderness camping and hiking. Important archaeological sites and a historic portage route that runs across the new additions from Small Inlet to the west (in Small Inlet Marine Park) to Waiatt Bay to the east (in Octopus Islands Marine Park) are protected. The total area of Octopus Islands Marine Park, located on the northeast side of Quadra Island, will be 862 hectares (404 hectares of upland and 458 hectares of foreshore). The total area of Small Inlet Marine Park, located on the northern tip of Quadra Island, will be 878 hectares (753 hectares of upland and 125 hectares of foreshore).

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February sales reflect strong, balanced market conditions

In the Vancouver Island Real Estate Board (VIREB) coverage area, 282 single-family homes sold on the MLS system in February 2015. This represents a 43 per cent increase from last

month but is virtually unchanged from February 2014, which saw 281 sales. BCREA’s chief economist, Cameron Muir, states that although January’s numbers showed a

decline, sales across the province bounced back in February. “The economy is on an upward trajectory, bolstered by the strong, sustained recovery in the United States,” said Muir.

“The economic outlook is positive, despite reduced oil prices and a lower Canadian dollar.” The weaker dollar actually has a net positive impact on our economy because it makes Van-

couver Island a more attractive tourist destination, he added. Although the number of single-family homes sold in February 2015 was virtually unchanged from last year, condo-

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The Riptide’s Niko Cristante heads the ball while teammates Liam Wirth, left, and Jordon Madden, right, back him up during a match Sunday afternoon against Gorge at Willow Point Park. The U18 Riptide team, which plays in the Vancouver Island Premier League’s U21 league, won the game 4-2, securing third place in the league and a trip to the provincials.

Campbell River’s Kelsey Painter teammates’ competitions and strong The dreams are in the details was part of a strong Team BC con- results. tingent that took home five med“I saw everyone else just fight their als in Judo at the Canada Winter hardest and that’s what I wanted to Games yesterday in Prince George. do,” she said. “I had never fought my The tatami was swarming with opponent before and she is just so B.C. athletes – they took home two strong and is a great fighter. I was silver and three bronze medals. so happy to have the experience and Earning silver were: Kelsey one of my goals was to be able to last Painter (14, Campbell River) in the with her and give her a good fight. +78kg event and Tavis Jamieson I know I did that and even though (18, Delta) in the -100kg. I got the silver, it feels like a win for Bronze medals went to: Jeff Swad- me.” den (18, Abbotsford) in +100kg, Campbell River Judo Club teamBraxton Clark, 18, in the -90kg, and mate Daniel Harvey returned with Megan Hanks (17, Kamloops) in the a bronze medal in the male team -78kg category. competition after Team BC defeated Painter’s silver medal in judo is Manitoba 330-220 in the thirda better result than she could have place match Saturday. imagined. She made it into the finals Brett Stapley, one of two Campbell as one of the youngest competitors. River athletes skating for Team BC’s At just 14 years of age, Painter just hockey teams, fell one game short earned her blue belt prior to the of the medal round in the men’s Games, which qualified her for the hockey tournament with a 6-3 loss competition. to Quebec Thursday night. In the final she went up against a Stapley assisted on a goal by Jusworld champion bronze medalist tin Almeida that gave Team BC a and earned the right to take home brief 2-0 lead at 13:05 of the openthe silver for B.C. ing period, but Quebec scored 35 “I came into these Games with the seconds later and added four unanintention of doing my best, I hon- swered goals in the second to take estly did not think I would place,” control. Stapley finished the tourshe said. “I wanted to get out there ney with two assists. and show that I have earned my title His cousin, Olivia Camryn and my belt and prove that I am Knowles, had three assists as the good enough to be there.” women’s hockey team finished sixth Painter drew inspiration from her in the tournament.

Storm set to drop puck in North Division finals agreed to begin Friday at Rod Brind’Amour Arena. The complete schedule is as follows: Fri. Mar. 6 — Campbell River Sat. Mar. 7 —Comox Tues. Mar. 10 — Comox ** (7 p.m.) Wed. Mar. 11 — Campbell River Fri. Mar. 13 — Campbell River (If necessary) Sat. Mar. 14 — Comox (If necessary)

Sun. Mar. 15 — Campbell River (If necessary) All game times are 7:30 puck drop (7:00 warmup) except Tues. Mar. 10 in Comox. Although Campbell River finished 31 points ahead of Comox Valley in the final standings and won eight of their ten regular season matchups, Storm head coach Lee Stone isn’t taking anything for granted.

“They are a tough team to play against,” he commented, “I think we definitely have an advantage skill-wise, but they compete hard every shift, no doubt about it.” Storm captain Jordan Rauser echoes those thoughts and feels his team has to beat the Glacier Kings at their own game. “We’ve had some battles with them this

year. Hard work is the key – they are a very hard working team and we have to out-compete them every time we’re on the ice. That will be our focus at practise this week.” The South Division finals also get underway Friday with the defending VIJHL champion Victoria Cougars hosting on the Westshore Wolves. Victoria swept

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Bill (William James) Vulcano passed away Tuesday, February 24 at the age of 61 years after a valiant, 19 month battle with cancer. He was born and grew up in Trail, BC where community sports, especially hockey, were his main interests. In 1978 Bill moved to Campbell River where he worked at Super Valu for the first five years. Many will remember Bill as a car salesman at Steve Marshall Ford where he worked for 27 years. Bill was passionate about everything he did and had a smile for everyone. During his time in Campbell River, Bill coached kids hockey as well as played hockey and other local community sports. Bill will long be remembered as a brother and friend who lived life large, didnâ€™t quit, and loved sports. He is survived by his sister, Margie Anderson of Trail, BC. A celebration of Billâ€™s life was held on Tuesday, March 3rd 2015 at the Campbell River Baptist Church.

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