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Massive Internet Earthquake rattles upgrades beds butunderway fails to North-to-south fiberoptic startle nerves line part of $2.1M project

By Stacey Marple Haida Gwaii Observer

By Stacey Marple Haida Gwaii Observer The early morning of Friday April 24, Haida Gwaii was hit an Earthquake Better internet onby Haida Gwaii hasof 6.1 magnitude.

No tsunami were for issued been the topic of manywarnings discussions after the earthquake.

The epicentre of the the board and employees of GwaiiTel, quake wasare approximately south itofathe but who in the works167 of km making Village reality. of Queen Charlotte.

Some residents of Haida Gwaii reported “On Haida Gwaii we can see the expoobjects shaking and windows rattling, but no nential growth of serious damage or injuries were reported. internet services; it the islands of Haida Gwaii all have is As obvious we need unique geological qualities, the effects of an and want increased earthquake broadband can ser-vary from island to island.

Every reported feeling the quake in vice,” community Carol different Kulesha ways. said inQueen an Charlotte Village which has a rock base didn’t feel the quake as much email.

With funding as the residents of the northern parts of Graham of over $2-million island.

Tlell and north is mostly a sand based dollars from Gwaii area and feels almost Trust and $140,00 every quake that happens.

- Carol Kulesha Shirley Wilson of Skidegate reported from Northern feeling the earthquake. “I was sitting in my Development bed when Trust, I heardan the house creak.” After Initiative the initial creakprojshe felt her bed start rocking improvement and noticed her ornaments rocking. “The ect is now underornaments rocked for a while after the quake way. stopped,” Ms. Wilson The new project told the Observer. “My son who also ininstalled the house willand see brother a second setwere of radios on a didn’t the Hayes earthquake all.” Rupert that tower feel on Mt. nearatPrince Barry Pages of Masset, director of the will send signals to a tower in Masset.

Skeena-Queen Charlotte District “This will give us bothRegional redundancy for said heand felt increased the quake but because it wasMs. fairly safety ability to grow,” short he wasn’t too radio concerned.

However, he Kulesha said. The stations will double added, “This is a reminder to every one to the capacity of transferring data to Haidabe prepared.”

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“I cannot emphasize how important this is.”

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Committee members of the Pulling Together Haida Gwaii Event demonstrate their teamwork abilities at the carving shed in the Kay Centre. The group will be holding a fund raiser May 2. See full story on Page 3

Future of and Masset library enters after new chapter Search rescue suspended Day 3

Community mulls three leading locations formorning, newApril structure 18. He missed dinner

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By Stacey Marple Haida Gwaii The search forObserver Kumdis Ilsand resident, Brent Hendren, was suspended Turnout forfollowing a meetingone held at the last weekend of Haida Jesse Simpson Memorial Library indiGwaii’s largest search and rescue cates, many Masset residents want operations in more than 25 years. a say the future their library.

“I inknow for a of fact that if he was The meeting was called the alive out there we would haveby found staff at the Masset branch of the him. There’s no chance we would Vancouver Island Regional Library. have missed him. The community Masset know mayorwe Andrew Merilees was should did everything we present as well as Councillor possibly could to find him,” Tony said Tyler. Ashurst,

Chris SAR manager with The meetingGround was brought forward Archipelago Search and after the Vancouver Island Regional Rescue and deputy unit leader with

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“I know for a fact “We have thatreally if he don’t was alive a tight out theredeadline.” we would have found him.”

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Library (VIRL) reached a decision Massett Marinehad Rescue. toMr. change library locations Masset.

Hendren, 27, was in last seen The present building, which the comrowing out to his Kumdis Island munityrental has a lot of supplies love for, has been cabin with Sunday

plans with friends later that night. deemed unfit to use as a Library.

The following Tuesday Masset VIRL is willing to build Masset RCMP received a missing personsa brand new facility to house the Library report, which led to the discovery and is looking for a new site.

The Mr. Hendren’s boat abandonedbody and presented several to Mayor overturned south options of Watun River Merilees share with council, near PuretoLake Provincial Park.who then decided to believed let the community “It is strongly that Brent have theirwhen say, on at thecapsized Oct. 15 drowned hissite, rowboat meeting. west of Kumdis Island,” Mr. Ashurst Structural stem to a 2009 said.

“This issues is based onback information Assessment Report, which noted the from witnesses, the location of the capestimated costs for capital upgrades sized vessel, and the distribution of his would total $137,150. personal effects along the shoreline.

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Remembrance Day: brief history of a solemn event Throughout history, millions of soldiers have marched into wars to protect the freedoms of their countries. Remembrance Day is a solemn time to commemorate those soldiers’ achievements and sacrifices and to pay respects to soldiers who died in battle.

Remembrance Day was once known as Armistice Day because it marks the signing of the armistice that put an end to the hostilities of World War I. On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month of the year, guns fell silent after more than four years of continuous warfare between the Germans and Allied troops.

The armistice agreement was signed in a French train carriage at 11 a.m. Later, the carriage where the historic event took place was placed in a specially constructed building to serve as a monument to the defeat of Germany. Although it was moved by German forces and Submitted photo later destroyed during World Legion Members Hank Taggert and Ian Herman present deputy Mayor Barry Pages of Masset with the first poppy of the season to kick off the War II, after that war ended a annual Poppy campaign. Poppies are now on sale around the island. replacement carriage, correct in every detail, was rededicated on Day is a statutory holiday in congregate at Confederation honor lost soldiers. The bold, grow in disturbed soil and Armistice Day in 1950. many provinces and territories. Square. Similar ceremonies red color of the flower has can lie dormant in the ground Armistice Day was renamed Official national ceremonies take place in provincial capitals become an enduring symbol of without germinating. Without Remembrance Day after World are held at the National War across the country. Very often those who died so that others the war, they may have never War II to commemorate soldiers Memorial in Ottawa. Events moments of silence are offered may be free. come to the surface. from both world wars. It is now begin with the tolling of the for lost lives.

The poppy became a symbol John McCrae, a doctor servused as a way to pay hommage Carillon in the Peace Tower, One of the unifying sym- for a specific reason. Some ing with the Canadian Armed to any fallen soldier. during which members of the bols of Remembrance Day of the most concentrated and Forces, was moved by the In Canada, Remembrance Canadian Forces participate and is the poppy that is worn to bloody fighting of World War vision of poppies flowering I took place in Flanders, a in Flanders and wrote a poem region in western Belgium. As titled “In Flanders Fields.” a result of the fighting, most After the poem was published, it signs of natural life had been received international acclaim, obliterated from the region, and the poppy became a popular leaving behind mud and not symbol of those lost in battle. much else. The only living Remembrance Day is celething to survive was the poppy brated every year, providing flower, which bloomed with the people humbled by the sacricoming of the warm weather fices of soldiers an opportunity the year after fighting in the to remember those soldiers’ region had ceased. Poppies efforts to secure freedom.

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Across the islands communities are preparing for individual Remembrance Day Ceremonies.

Queen Charlotte Ceremonies will begin at 11 a.m. on Nov. 11 in front of the RCMP detachment, with tea to follow at the legion.

Sandspit will host a public ceremony at the airport.

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Port Clements will hold their ceremony at the Port Clements Museum. Observers are asked to arrive around 10:35 for speeches. The participants will then head to the St. Marks Church on Bayview Drive for the 11 a.m. ceremony.

Masset will hold a moment of silence in front of the Masset Community hall. The public will then be invited for chili and hot dogs at the Masset Legion.

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“Based on the findings of our building assessment … this facility does not satisfy several of VIRL’s minimum requirements for a library facility. Several capital upgrades to the building’s architectural, structural, mechanical and electrical systems are required in order to bring this facility up to the required standard,” stated the 2009 report.

The report also outlined that a plan had been proposed for undertaking those required upgrades to ensure the most urgent fixes would be completed within two years.

The recent meeting saw many residents not wanting to change the location of the Library at all, even though it was not an option presented by VIRL. One possible location is beside the existing library, benefiting from its proximity to downtown, municipal services and sidewalks good for foot traffic. The lack of parking and loss of green space was a worry for those in attendance.

The old hospital site was also proposed. It was thought to be large enough to become part of a possible multiplex. The area

is ready to build on and has its own parking lot, which the participants felt was a positive side of the site. With this location out-of the-way and too far for downtown foot traffic, some in attendance thought the area is better suited for an industrial park.

The old mess hall/ Driftwood lounge was thought to be a good site for future development and a possibility of a multiplex. Some though a longhouse style building would look good there as well as being close to downtown and already has existing pavement was a plus. It was thought that this site would leave the library to secluded for the public and small children. The site also has no sidewalks and the municipal services and the condition of the site are unknown, making it less desirable.

In addition to VIRL’s three proposed sites the public in attendance identified five more possible sites for the library to move to.

The old Rec Center site, an empty lot next to Pearl’s restaurant, a private sale of waterfront on Harrison Ave, an unspecified site near Delkatla Bird Sanctuary Club House and

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the old pool were all suggested.

Mayor Merilees reported he had been working with a self-imposed three-week deadline to acknowledge the Library’s original letter, but expects to receive public input until sometime in December, when council would make a choice of location and present it to VIRL. The staff at the Masset Library has been tasked with keeping track of the votes as people express a preference of a future location.

The Village has requested that people write letters, respond on social media and attend the Council meeting dealing with the final decision at a date to be announced.

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“There will still be pieces that need to improve but the foundation will be there.

I cannot emphasize how important this is and how pleased and grateful we are to our funders, the communities and the individuals who supported our grant applications,” Ms. Kulesha said.

Contracts for the project will be finalized over the next couple weeks.

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Visitors to New York’s American Museum of Natural History learn about Haida culture directly from an intern at the Haida Gwaii Museum, guiding the conversation remotely via robot from the Haida Gwaii Museum.

Haida Gwaii Museum enlists robots to guide NY exhibit

By Stacey Marple Haida Gwaii Observer The ancient world of Haida Gwaii has officially entered the space age.

The Haida Gwaii Museum has partnered with the American Museum of Natural History for a groundbreaking, high-tech program to make the Haida world come alive for people a continent away.

With the assistance of a remotely operated robot, patrons of the New

York museum can receive a guided tour of Haida artifacts from someone actually on Haida Gwaii.

“We are on this remote archipelago, on the edge of the world as they say.

We have to find a way to reach out to other museums in particular,” Haida Gwaii Museum’s Executive Director Scott Marsden said.

The system hinges on the use of a remotely operated robot equipped with wheels, a webcam and video display, allowing its Haida Gwaii

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Barry Joseph, associate director for digital learning at the American Museum of Natural History stands alongside the virtual presence of Haida Gwaii’s Museum intern and Michael Nicoll Yahgulanaas.

operator the freedom to move around the New York museums’ Hall of Northwest Coast Indians exhibit, see visitors face to face and interact in a real-time, conversational environment to better inform and educate visitors on the objects before them, and Haida culture in general.

Tests have also been run with a robot at the Haida Gwaii Museum to expose New York visitors to the collection here as well.

The Haida Gwaii Museum has been working with their New York counterparts for a few years to assist with the Haida collection that’s been in possession of the American Museum of Natural History now for more than a century. Last year the AMNC contacted the Museum in Skidegate with the idea of animating their Haida collection with a short children’s film developed with the assistance of Haida artists. This then inspired them to push the boundaries and develop something more interactive.

“We wanted to have a live feed or interaction,” Mr. Marsden explained.

“Essentially we are helping them and they are helping us.”

Last year when the project was in its infancy Mr. Marsden walked around the Haida Gwaii Museum with a laptop and a cheap webcam to engage with people in New York via Skype.

“The first robot we tried was called double robot, essentially an Ipod on a pole with wheels that move.” The robot then links to another double robot in New York.

With the poor internet connection the team could not get the robot to

“We need to find a way to make connections with other museums around the world.”

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every part of the museum. “They wanted to see the ocean, they couldn’t believe there was a museum by the ocean,” Mr. Marsden said.

The team in Haida Gwaii took turns operating the robot in New York and interacting with the crowds. Raven Leblanc was the first face of the robot in New York as he described the artifacts behind the glass to excited tourists and patrons of the American Natural History Museum.

The program is not fully operational at this time, as perfecting the robot and the system will require a little more time. The Wall Street Journal found this project intriguing and were present for a special test run of the program last month.

“This has incredible potential for this museum. It will help other museums animate their collections and help us make a connection to them,” Mr. Marsden said. “We need to find a way to make connections with other museums around the world.”

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Oct. 28, 2010 Tw e n t y - f i v e years ago the Haida people came together in an unprecedented way, to assert its rights over the land and to protect Lyell Island-Athlii Gwaii from industrial-scale logging. It resulted, a few years later, in the creation of Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve/Haida Heritage Site, protecting the entire area from logging and giving the Haida a co-management position.

Gwaii Trust was also created then.

Nov. 3, 2005 North-end hospital plans were due to break ground in the spring of 2006 for the eight-bed, $9.5 million facility.

The facility would be paid for the by the Northwest Regional Hospital District and the Village of Masset, and be leased to Northern Health, which would operate it. It was a pilot project in the province, the first in many years, where the government would not directly own a hospital.

Oct. 26, 1995 Bear lover Gerald Hawke returned to his T h i r d Av e n u e home after promising a provincial court judge that he would stay off his neighbours’ properties, not possess any firearms and not feed any animals within five kilometres of the town. Mr. Hawke was known in the community for feeding bears on his front porch, and had been living in a friend’s carving shed. He was ordered to stay away from his home .

Month ##, #### The second public meeting of the Moresby Island Concerned Citizens saw 150 people gathered in the Sandspit Community Hall. Patrick Armstrong, A c t i n g C h a i r, thanked those who have worked so diligently s to support the resolution seeking a balanced decision in the South Moreseby issue.

Jack Aspouris reviewed the meeting with John Turner, leader of the Liberal party.

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Not all of us remember, but all of us can reflect Lest we forget. It’s with no disrespect we say that’s an obscure phrase for many. The last Canadian to serve in an active combat role in the First World War, John Babcock, passed away five years ago.

Overnight one of the most significant events of the 20th Century slipped fully into the history books.

The number of veterans to serve in the Second World War are declining quickly, and for the family and friends who surround them the act of remembrance is not for the war, but for the this person they love, for the stories they know (or don’t know) and the lingering question of how someone can march through such a hell and come back at all.

For sometime now Remembrance Day has been reimagined to include all our veterans, veterans of the global wars but also those modern and even current. It’s with this inclusion that our day of remem-

brance has lost the support of some.

To wear a poppy, it’s argued, is to broadcast your support of war itself. At best, it’s a method of giving money for a plastic flower, whereby acknowledging the unnecessary slaughter of many and clearing our conscience for another year. As we go to press the arguments are filtering into the press once again, but we will proudly display a poppy on our front page this week, and on the 11th of November, for our next edition, we will proudly cover the ceremonies across the islands.

It’s not because we support the act of war, or subscribe to the simplistic view that honouring an old tradition makes us an accomplice to future conflicts.

Fortunately this is still the prevailing view among Canadians.

We wear a poppy to steer the conversation away

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from rhetoric, away from politics and the politicians themselves. Even if for just one day, and even if elected officials commandeer the microphone during much of it, we remember it’s about the man or the woman whose life our leaders hold in their hands.

We display a poppy for every casualty of war, for every act of aggression, for every lie that leads us there, for every missed opportunity of preventing it, and every one of the 364 other days of the year when we politicize important conversations, aggrandizing the topic with speeches of nations and religions, forgetting about the sanctity of every individual life.

All of us at the Observer are fortunate to have nothing to remember on Nov. 11, but we certainly have plenty to reflect on, many to thank and far too many to mourn.

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Busy Businesses, BC Ferries and other Business Walks Results

By CAMERON BELL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

Tracy Dykens Queen Charlotte

Jerry Buncic Queen Charlotte

“I couldn’t care less either way.”

“No, I don’t.”

Henry Weidenhammer Queen Charlotte “I haven’t thought about it.”

Vern Wakeman Queen Charlotte “I don’t think it is helping anyone.”

Letters to the Editor Keeping all the Hooterville history intact

No, mental health crisis not resolved

Dear Editor, As I was part of the Q.C.S.L.A.P.C. that was involved at one point ,in the past,with this issue, (Hooterville evictions from the Oct. 23 issue) I think there is a couple of pertinent historical facts left out.

The lands branch has a letter it received from a legal land owner that outlined some problems with their neighbors, who were squatting with no legal rights. Lands looked at the issue, found that the squatters in question were on an island and the law was such that there was no way to legalize the situation. They needed to evict them. Before that could occur, Lands was told, so the rumor is, to stay away from these particular squatters.

The Q.C.S.L.A.P.C. asked Lands if they were not going to do anything about the squatters on islands, how could they justify evicting the squatters not on little islands? A creative Bureaucrat involved came up with the temporary licenses. Community meetings held on the subject found that the community was not too concerned with people squatting, as long as they did not somehow, get rights to the land, or get an economic gain from squatting.

The leases were set up to be non-transferable.

This was clearly understood by all living there who bothered to come to the meetings.

Question for Lands Branch, what happened to the other squatters?

Just trying to keep all the history in there.

Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the article, Shortage of Mental Health Workers Resolved (Oct. 23). Lack of service for children and youth is not resolved. I worked last year as the Child and Youth Mental Health Clinician for Ministry of Child and Family Development (MCFD).

This position means coverage, coordination, and care planning for children and youth who span eight schools, two hospitals, outreach psychiatry and other programs off island, working with the children and youth’s families, and the clients themselves.

During this position I spoke to key people in MCFD regarding my concerns that the islands needs another Clinician at the very least.

Many youth were also voicing the need for more services that covered crisis, psycho-education, and prevention.

The letters that I have seen from School District 50 and from some doctors to MCFD specifically advocated for more positions.

In my opinion from working in this position as a Clinician MCFD needs to hire at least 2 Clinicians; one for each end of the island, as well as 2 life skills workers to help address the mental health needs of our youth. Children and youth are our future and their voices need to be heard, we need more services!! .

Sincerely, Traci Murphy

Sincerely, Mike Hennigan Haida Gwaii

Please send your letters to the editor to editor@haidagwaiiobserver.com. We will always give preference to letters submitted by islands residents.

Four days, seven communities, fourteen walkers, and 89 businesses contacted. Our first Haida Gwaii Business Walk was a busy week of conversations up and down the island, collecting information from those who know our economy best. As the week progressed, we saw some encouraging trends, while others highlighted the impact of existing challenges.

These informal conversations, guided by five simple questions, are improving local understanding of successes, challenges, and opportunities in Haida Gwaii’s economy.

Business Walks provide an informal way for community leaders to get in touch with the pulse of the business community, build relationships over time, and gather the business information needed to support and stimulate the economy. Teams of two or three staff and elected officials visited a number of retail and service based businesses, typically in the downtown or core of each community.

More than half of the businesses contacted reported that their business is growing, while a third are steady and 12% are shrinking. Clientele and location were highly cited as their favourite thing about doing business in their community. Common challenges include BC Ferries and employee recruitment and retention. Many respondents felt that increased advertising, population, tourist visitation, training opportunities, and internet improvements could help their businesses thrive. Several businesses expressed interest in receiving more information about the Business Façade Improvement program, MIEDS and Community Futures initiatives, training courses, and other funding programs.

This information is interesting, but turning insight into action is the most important part of this process. Short term recommendations include producing a comprehensive island-wide Business Directory, sharing this information with local Councils and Boards, and engaging BC Ferries in ongoing dialogue about service levels, costs, and capacity. Long-term ideas include ongoing collaboration with our communities, annual Business Walks, and even creating a new resident attraction program. The 2015 Business Walks Report is available on the MIEDS website, and we encourage ongoing feedback on the findings and format of this initiative. Thank you to everyone who helped out, and all the businesses that shared their thoughts with us!

The Misty Isles Economic Development update is a collaborative promotional venture by the Misty Isles Economic Development Society and the Haida Gwaii Observer.

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QCSS graduation fundraising underway

By Evelyn von Almassy Haida Gwaii Observer Queen Charlotte Secondary’s graduating class of 2016 has already got its fundraising campaigns underway for the end-of-theyear celebrations.

On Sunday, Nov. 8 in the Skidegate Small Hall the class will be holding its inaugural Loonie Toonie auction.

Rebbecca Holte, who has been known by her energy to get things done since elementary school, is the lead student for this project.

“The Loonie-Toonie auction is something new and fun we’ve come up with for fundraising for the graduating class,” she said.

“The LoonieToonie auction is something new and fun we’ve come up with.”

- Rebbecca Holte

Teachers James Reid is the teacher-sponsor, with Debbie Laughlin as the academic advisor.

The future grads are raising money for their graduation ceremony and their graduation trip, although they have not yet decided on

where they are going Ms. Holte said that donated items are coming in, and so far they have a carved argillite pendant, two gift cards from Dave’s, a coupon from the Sun Yoga Studio, a cord of wood, and t-shirts from Chateau Norm. In addition to the auction there will also be a 50/50 draw.

Ms. Holte is also hopeful that parents of the students who are graduating will be providing food for the event.

If you have questions about the fundraiser, or would like to contribute, email Ms. Holte at xmagic1998@gmail. com The fundraiser will begin at 4 p.m. on Nov, 8.

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Haida Inkk Tattoo studio coming soon

By Evelyn von Almassy Haida Gwaii Observer After you talk with Gregory N. Williams, you realize that he is a true renaissance man with his varied talents in the arts. Mr. Williams, also known as Kaajuu Gaaya, meaning good singer, and who has the nickname “Gig�, is from the Gakyalls Kligawaay, Skedans Raven clan, and is the first known Haida tattoo artist in more than 100 years. In a short amount of time, lovers of the art form can experience his talents first hands with the opening of his own parlour in the Village of Queen Charlotte, Haida Inkk Tattoo.

Long before Mr. Williams found the dream of tattoo artistry, he lived on Hotspring Island (Gandll K’in Gwaayaay) for two years and four months as a Haida Gwaii Watchman 24 years ago, when he found his calling to the arts—his purpose. “I knew I liked singing; I knew I liked drawing.� Or, as he put it, “I am a vessel.�

He learned not only how to play guitar, in order to write an instrumental song that came to him in Gwaii Haanas, but he then also began making guitars. Both Sarah McLachlan and George Leach own but two of his creations.

His art extends to audio engineering

who said to me ‘Daddy, you’ll never know how many times we’ll get to look at the moon together. “She really loved tattooing; she wanted to be a tattoo artist.� Mr. Williams’ tattoos on his arms includes a sprinkling of her ashes.

On his left hand is a sun, for his son, Kyrin, designed by Billy Bellis.

There will be a few mentors that Mr. Williams will call upon as business grows. Two of them are Bart Willis and Laila Willis Newton, from Austin, Texas.

Mr. Willis has been coming up here for 25 years, and understands Northwest Coast art and the form line of native art.

(Mr. Willis has tattooed Johnny Depp.)

Mr. Williams expects other tattoo artists will come from Japan and New Zealand to experience Haida Gwaii, and his place will be a good home base for them.

Once up and running Mr. Williams expects to create one or two tattoos daily, as well as mentoring others in the art. “I have done enough tattooing to have the confidence to open up a professional tattoo shop that is in a 100-percent safe environment,� he says Students of tattoo practise their craft on pig skin before graduating to human flesh. Mr. Williams’ teacher, Mark, also made the burgeoning artist tattoo himself, before he inked his first creation on someone else—a school friend, Mike Fraser, with a depiction of the bottom of the last pole that stood in Skidegate.

Before Mr. Williams begins tattooing an individual, he has a consultation with them to establish if they really want a tattoo. “If they are not really interested, I’ll talk them out of it.�

He has all the business’s paper work in order. The company is insured, the Northern Health permit is in place, the business license is on the wall, and the name is approved for the provincial government.

There will be a website for the Mr. Williams’ first commissioned business in the future. Haida tattoo, of the lower portion of a Inkk Tattoo will be open before Skidegate totem pole. the end of 2015.

as well as traditional carving in silver, copper and gold. But his true dedication is to his family. “My main goal is to be a good father and husband. It took me a long time to learn to shut up and listen. Everything else comes from that. It’s important for me to be their friend. Being a father and a husband is important. “ Mr. Williams has had many challenges in his life of 43 years. He was born in New Westminster after his mother was medivaced during child birth. It was not expected he would survive, but he did.

His younger sister, Karin, passed away a few days after she was born. Growing up, he didn’t always know how to find the right path. He and his wife of 20 years, Susan Ellis, had a daughter, Kaiya who was diagnosed at five years old with a rare form of cancer. She battled cancer for half her life, and passed away at ten years of age. He honours his daughter with a tattoo on his right hand. It is of the Family Crest of the Skedans clan, featuring a moon, and designed by Pat Wesley. “It reminds me of my daughter,

“I have done enough tattooing to have the confidence to open up a professional tattoo shop....�

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Finding comfort in Haida Gwaii’s violent weather Jingles from Skidegate

by Rhonda McIsaac The sound of a heavy, thick, and rhythmic rainfall and the thrashing of electrical wires against the house awakened me.

As I lay there listening to the torrents of rain I wondered if I would ever get used to the rain here on Haida Gwaii.

It is still a wonder to me.

I love the atmospheric displays of changing weather patterns and changing seasons. A few artists and visitors like Dakota House, Garry Gottfriedson, Sharon Shorty, or Rik Leaf come to Haida Gwaii with a specific purpose or cause that is meant to liven up and educate us. Dakota brought a positive and Rhonda Lee MacIsaac photo inspirational Foam lines North Beach after churning waters mix and is carried down and across the shore in the wind and lapping waters message to youth and on Rose Spit, Haida Gwaii. adults alike.

Garry thoughtfully read to an audience that actively participated in his readings in Masset and in Skidegate. Sharon Shorty; a Yukon First Nations storyteller and actor, brought her talents and her humour to the Edge of the World Music Festival by volunteering in the kitchen and entertaining those who entered the dining area. Rik Leaf offered slam poetry workshops to high school students who bravely took to the slam jAMIE COWPER, poetry stage and shared their work with dIRECtOR their peers.

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he biggest full moon that I’ve seen for awhile came up over the hills of Moresby The sympathy of all Tlellians go out to Don on Sunday as we cruised home from and Lorette Smillie of Port Clements who lost the west coast. A spectacular day their daughter in an accident when her car spent with my kids, Jake and Rhea, a love/hate experience for me this went off the road in Tlell near Wiggins Road they shared with me their love of fishing business, but I’m grateful to last Thursday. The highway was blocked and each other and their love of these be invited along! byHydro Elizabeth Condrotte later the power turned off to repair the I’ve had fish so many ways it’s hard islands. It was truly a day to rememline. Such a tragedy is difficult to bear and we to decide which recipe to share, as I ber...the bounty of our waters should send our support to the grieving parents. never be taken for granted, even tho love it all! I guess the one I grew up A disaster like this reminds us all of the the recipe for dog shark presently with, the way my mother cooked fish approaching winter and the caution needed to eludes me, I’ve been told that it’s was and still is a comfort food from navigate our narrow and winding island highactually very tasty! All joking aside, my past, and my family. way which can be slippery with storm wind it wasn’t exactly about the haul, but and rain or even black ice. It is especially Fish Fry more about the process of going fishtreacherous during the long dark nights, which Fresh or frozen halibut, snapper, or ing that makes me so happy! The now begin before supper-time. Drive carefully rock cod fillets cut into portion sized untangling of hooks and getting them everyone and get home safely. baited before sending them over the pieces, (I usually make them the size Posts from Susan let us know that she and side, all the while trying desperately of a deck of cards or thereabouts) her husband are enjoying fun in the sun in An egg or two – beaten with a to focus on the fact that my mouth is Central America. They were home briefly a alternating between extremely dry- couple of tablespoons of milk few weeks ago but have left again to escape Salt and pepper to taste ness and the losing battle of telling the dark storms. Luckily they weren’t in A couple of cups of fine bread myself “you’re not really sea sick, it Mexico as they would have endured a much must be something else,” a desperate crumbs more unpleasant storm than our little southOil for the pan kind of denial! Finally we head in to easters.

Heat your pan over medium heat, calmer bays, exploring the channels Wendy also returned last week but has gone and harbours and skirting the whales I use my wok, adding a generous back to the lower mainland and Victoria for as they feed in our rich waters. Such amount of canola oil. (That’s how the month of November. While there she will continue with her Tai Chi and we here will have to struggle along without her. It will probably be only I who will be struggling, sadly out of shape for someone who was busy with the farm chores all summer. Luckily, be remembered often. Nonnie Mary, Ruth has resumed her fitness class in Port who was born in Alaska, worked Clements and that should help. Both activities until she was 90 years old at the fall on Thursday every week so that leaves six school, and she had just turned 91

by Evelyn von Almassy days in between to rest. when she passed away. When you Ken has almost finished converting the old wear purple, think of Nonnie Mary. barn he built for Tian’s horse into a cabin for Some exciting news that just came Mary Jane Yeltazie Swanson was in: Judy Hilgemann is having a show himself. Luckily it was well-built in the first known to us who knew her as Nonnie called Birds & Bees Wax at Queen place. Tiny homes are quite popular now as Mary. She was always glad to see B’s on Friday, Nov. 6, from 7-9 p.m. well as repurposed dwellings, which makes me, and to give a smile and a hug. and she will be in attendance! Now Ken a pretty trendy guy.

I’ve never known anyone else like von The Tlellian horse population has grown

by Evelyn Almassy that’s exciting. She and her family her, who really wanted to know how lived here for many years, and she by two as Shane has brought them to add to you were. Her eyes would light up, is an accomplished artist of waterher small farm. To be exact, they are in Lawn Hill but that is just a suburb of Tlell. Kale still and her whole face would smile. colour and encaustic wax painting.

Laaa’rang Jaad, Gaaba, (Gaaba Drop by and say hello to her that kicks up his heels in the storms next to the translates to “small fairy”) was of night.

Crows Nest and longs to join Danni just one pasture over but four fences away. The horses the Yahlgulaanaas Clan. I got to More good news is that the know her during the 10 years that Charlotte Thrift Shop was very don’t get as much riding now that November I worked at Tahayghen Elementary happy with its successful fund raishas arrived but Danni’s goat pal Edna gets School in Masset, and after I moved ing at the recent Swap ‘n Shop. They taken for walks on a regular basis. to Charlotte, I would visit her at the are working towards building an This Wednesday is a holiday. As holidays school. go it isn’t exactly a celebration and no-one addition to one of the busiest places Nonnie Mary’s funeral was held on in Charlotte. More on that soon. says Happy Remembrance Day. However, this Wednesday, Oct. 28. Nonnie Mary, day is observed by all school students on the Halloween is over, the Day of “Who was everyone’s nonnie” as the the Dead happened the day after last school day before the holiday, and then it invitation to the funeral read, was that, and now Remembrance Day is is marked with ceremony all across Canada. held in the Old Massett Community coming up quickly on Wednesday, Here on the island we will gather at the Hall. The place was packed, the Nov. 11. The Village of Charlotte cenotaphs in each of Queen Charlotte, Port bleachers were full, and there was will be presenting the ceremony and Clements and Masset, lay wreaths and pause standing room only. Everyone was the parade at the Cenotaph in front of to reflect together.

We still need to hope for peace in the world, engrossed in the service. There were the RCMP station. Be there around so many people wearing purple: 10:30 a.m. for the beginning of the as wars and our involvement in them are kids, men, women, elders, ladies of parade. not over yet. Afterwards some will gather high esteem. She loved the colour at the Legions or the Seniors Center in Port Other events happening in purple. She was a one-in-a million November: The Drum and Bell Clements. So have a solemn and meaningful individual. She will be missed, and Tower group will be in Charlotte on Remembrance Day everyone.

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my mom used to do it, but next time I’m going to try coconut oil as it is a healthier alternative and I’m told it’s wonderful, so I’ll give it a try.) Dip your fillets into the egg mixture first, letting the excess drip off before you lay it into the bread crumbs to coat all sides. Place the pieces into the pan, but don’t overcrowd them; cooking both sides until golden. Heat your oven to around 200 degrees, placing the fish when cooked on a plate to keep warm while you continue cooking the remainder, keeping in mind that it’s better to not overcook fish!

You can add whatever spices to your crumbs; curry is nice with any of these types of fish, but keeping it plain and simple is still my favorite. A pot of good quality rice and some coleslaw or steamed vegetables and a pot of tea rounds out this meal perfectly, and I’ll bet this recipe would do for dog shark as well!

We will miss you greatly, Nonnie Mary Charlotte Communiqués

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Nov. 9 at the Legion at 7:30 p.m., and the next night at the Port Clements Hall at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20 sees author/ poet Brian Brett in Masset at 7:30 p.m. and the following night, Nov. 21, in Charlotte. Both venues to be announced.

Susan Musgrave’s book launch of her book of recipes and stories: A Taste of Haida Gwaii: Food Gathering At The Edge of the World will finally get underway on Friday, Nov. 27 at the Kay Centre at 7 p.m.in Skidegate.

You can bet that the event will be fun.

Nov. 29 is the Haida Gwaii Arts Council AGM at the Charlotte Visitor centre at 1 p.m. Nov 5. is the day that Charters Restaurant re-opens in Masset, and they will be open on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

Isn’t that sad news about the whale watching deaths in Tofino? So near to shore, and a reminder of how the seas can give us so much, and also take so much from us. My hearts go out to the family and friends, and a huge shout-out to the Ahousaht First Nation who had some fishers out, saw the flares, went to see what was happening, and then began pulling people from the sinking vessel, out of the water.

Have a good Remembrance Day. Please send your news as soon as you have some to evelyn.vonalmassy@ haidagwaiiobserver.com by 2 p.m. on

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4. Archeologists believe they have found a 13,800-year-old object in the ocean near Haida Gwaii. in felting elements like berries, roots, Schools, 70 students in the school district, Chief the fact that that program did not actually exist yet.

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Name from beginning concept and sketches Elementary Schools, from kindergarten to grade th from beginning concept and sketches Elementary Schools, from kindergarten to grade Through financial support from School District 5. Justin Trudeau kicked Liberal Senators out of his caucus on January 29 .

How many Senators beginning concept and sketches drawn by Alison to create 13 large felted moons as this year, country.

Last Ann won the 2014 Weston Youth Innovation drawn by students, to involving them two, worked with Kiki and Alison to create 13 got the boot? drawn by to students, to involving them two, worked with and Alison toArtstarts create 13 50, Literacy Haida Gwaii and in students, involving them in BC’s felting elements illustrations for the Kiki poem.

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4. Archeologists believe they have found a 13,800-year-old object in the ocean near Haida Gwaii. inlike felting elements like berries, roots, Schools, 70 students in the school district, Chief berries, roots, seaweed and branches for the 6. powered Jim Flaherty resigned 18 th. The next day, another prominent headlamp.

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