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City council has endorsed a plan that would see the city move forward on improvements to the Big Rock Boat Ramp as early as next year. The project has been on council’s radar for several years but has yet to come to fruition because the city has been waiting on financial help from other levels of government. But so far, said Ross Milnthorp, the city’s general manager of parks, recreation and culture, several applications for external funding have all been unsuccessful. City staff is now recommending the city go it alone and come up with the funding itself. Council has already budgeted $500,000 of city money – $250,000 from the Capital Lending Reserve and $250,000 from the Parks Capital Reserve – towards the project for 2016. The city was hoping a $500,000 Canada 150 grant application would be successful but Milnthorp said city staff have yet to hear back. He suggested the city use its own money to make up the remainder for 2017. A potential source, according to Milnthorp, could be $599,000 that may be released from the Ostler Park project which city staff is recommending be temporarily put on hold until long-term downtown flooding solutions can be found. At council’s last Committee of the Whole meeting, council voted to split the boat launch project into two phases – with phase one consisting of all in-water works such as replacing the ramp, dredging of the basin upgrades and relocating the
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Downtown flooding bumps Ostler Park improvements down the priority list KRISTEN DOUGLAS CAMPBELL RIVER MIRROR
Improvements to the city’s downtown Robert Ostler Park – which were scheduled to begin next year – may be put on hold. That’s because further erosion of the foreshore, as well as flooding issues, have caused city staff to reassess the project. Ross Milnthorp, the city’s parks, recreation and culture manager, is recommending city council temporarily delay upgrades at Ostler Park until the city can get a handle on downtown flooding that is often the result of heavy storms. The project, which involves replacing the rip rap on the foreshore with an engineered, soft shore beach to prevent erosion, as well as repairs to the underground storm water system, is currently in the design stage. Milnthorp said the conceptual design process identified several modifications that will address future stormrelated damage related to increased sea level rise effect. He said that those changes should be considered by both council
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A woman walks past damage along the foreshore in Robert Ostler Park after a severe storm in 2012. City staff is suggesting council temporarily delay a project that would deal with storm erosion.
and the public before the city proceeds with the Ostler Park project construction. “Several significant challenges have been presented with the design which have led staff to the recommendation that this project be delayed at this time,” Milnthorp said. “It is important that council and the community have an opportunity to consider these changes prior to moving the project into detailed design as the overall impacts to the park will be significant.”
Milnthorp added that the city is in the middle of assessing potential impacts of sea level rise on the entire downtown core. He said that Ostler Park could potentially play a key role in addressing the effects of sea level rise and downtown flood control. A storm sewer running through Ostler Park, for example, is part of the downtown drainage system and needs to be replaced as it is in a compromised state and contributing to drainage capacity issues. Milnthorp said that replace-
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council. “Upgrading and enlargement of the rock groins will provide protection for the basin and should reduce the need for maintenance of the basin. “Phase one will include construction of a new concrete boat ramp including piers for boaters to secure their boat while parking or retrieving their trailer.” The boat ramp has been a source of contention for years.
Last year, avid fisherman Mike Gage told council that the boat ramp is woefully inadequate for launching at most stages of the tide. “It requires a float to the south side of it so most people can stand, hang on to their boats after they launch them, then hang on to them again when they’re waiting for a trailer,” Gage said at the time. “There’s nothing there, so they have to stand up to their knees in water. It’s pretty crude.”
Coun. Michele Babchuk told Gage she could understand first-hand what he was talking about. “I’m one of the fair weather fishermen that tags along with her husband on good days and stands up to her knees trying to get into her boat at Big Rock Boat Launch,” she said. The city’s hope is to have phase one of the boat launch upgrades complete prior to June of 2017 when peak season begins.
ment options could be considered as part of the overall strategy to deal with sea level rise and downtown flood control. “Therefore, while these solutions are being considered and developed, it is important that the Ostler Park Redevelopment Project be delayed until downtown flood control solutions are identified and approved by council,” Milnthorp said. Council, at its last Committee of the Whole meeting, voted to hold off on making a decision on the Ostler Park project until after a Nov. 22 Committee of the Whole meeting when city staff is expected to lead a discussion on sea level rise. If council does go ahead with temporarily delaying the project, it would free up thousands of dollars for the city to put toward other projects. A total of $1.24 million has been approved by council for the project, with $400,000 of that allocated for the design portion and the remaining $839,000 set aside for construction in 2017. Milnthorp said $66,078 has already been spent on project designs and city staff are recommending that any remaining funds from the $400,000
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Children’s Charter recognizes community commitment to our kids MIKE DAVIES CAMPBELL RIVER MIRROR
“A strong community, vibrant and healthy, is a community that recognizes the fundamental right of all its citizens to a quality of life that guarantees safety, and the reasonable expectation of health and happiness,” begins a section of the Campbell River Area Family Network’s website. Many communit y partners would say we are one step closer to achieving that strength as of Tuesday’s launch of Campbell River’s new Children’s Charter. The Family Network, along with Success By 6 – with the support of numerous community partners – has been working on this document for some time. “It began around two years ago,” said Joyce McMann in presenting the final draft of the Children’s Charter to council last month, “with the commitment by council around a Youth Charter and a Senior’s Charter, we thought, ‘well, where is the Children’s Charter?’” So a committee was struck to produce one. In creating the charter, McMann told council, the committee “was driven by what is probably instinctual to all of us, but has also been increasingly both confirmed and emphasized through research, which is that the period from conception through the early years is critical in setting the trajectory for health and well-being in adult life.” She says those studies – which back up our instincts – “create a profound commitment – a profound responsibility – to the children of our community. “If we are to strive for
a society – for a community – that depends on the strength of its citizens to fully participate in the health and wellbeing of the community,” McMann continued, “then we really must ensure that the conditions exist for children to thrive.” Tuesday’s launch at the Community Centre signalled the beginning of what McMann hopes will be a new lens through which decisions will be made to give children the best chance at being happy and healthy within our community. “It’s our hope to create a kind of pervasive awareness within our community that a strong and vibrant community is dependent on the health and well-being of our children and their families,” McMann says. “We want to bring collective attention to ensure that the decisions we make as a community support the very best outcomes for children and, ultimately, for every one of us.” Cheryl Jordan, early years community devel-
oper and Success By 6 coordinator, agrees whole-heartedly. “The hope and dream is to have city, business, organizations, individuals endorse the plan and use it in their decision making,” Jordan says. “For example, an individual could become a champion for children by advocating for childcare needs, or a business making an investment in the early years, or when making policy decisions, family and children are taken into consideration.” T he C har te r has received endorsements from over a dozen companies and organizations within the community already, including the school district, the We Wai Kai Nation, the Immigrant Welcome Centre, the Campbell River Literacy Association and others. “In the work we are currently doing, we are making a meaningful difference in reducing vulnerability in children,” Jordan says. “However, we have a long way to go yet in reducing this vul-
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Regional district steps up to sponsor Tribal Journeys among the thousands of pullers, spectators and dignitaries that have participated.” The event has been ongoing since 1986 when the Glwa canoe family paddled 500 kilo-
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nomic boon to the regions who play host each year. Last year in Nisqually, 102 canoes took part, attracting 8,000 spectators to the Port of Olympia.
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The Nuyumbalees Cultural Society will receive some financial help from the Strathcona Regional District in hosting a monumental First Nations cultural event next summer. The regional district board, at last week’s Wednesday meeting, pledged $10,000 to help host Standing TogetherTribal Journeys 2017. The event will cost $945,000 to put on and has already received sponsorships from the City of Campbell River, BC Hydro, Interfor, Timberwest and the two hosting nations – the We Wai Kai Nation and the Wei Wai Kum Nation. Tribal Journeys is a 25-year annual tradition that promotes cross cultural and intercultural exchange among thousands of pullers, spectators and dignitaries. Roughly 100 canoes are expected to pull into Cape Mudge on Quadra Island and C ampbell River on Aug. 5, 2017 and Aug. 7, 2017, respectively. Paddlers will be welcomed with a traditional ceremony, a gift exchange and a public feast on both sides of the water. A total of 5,000 people are expected to attend the feast on Quadra Island and a whopping 7,000 are estimated to attend in Campbell River.
metres from Bella Bella to Expo ’86. The event officially began in 1989 when the Glwa canoe family invited all canoe families to their territory. The event is an eco-
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Our national fixation on the ‘unlikely’ ascent of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency has taken Canadians back to a familiar place, where our southern neighbour’s business drowns out our own. It’s been 45 years since Pierre Trudeau established the Metric Commission to convert this country to the world standard of scientific measurement, and the job is nowhere near complete. Two generations on, I’ve met few Canadians who know their own weight and height in kilograms and centimetres, or could understand a police suspect description using metric measures. Why? America won’t let us. Their culture rules ours, without even trying. While Trump-mania and Trump-phobia fill Canadian news media, life here goes on quietly. A gaggle of Conservative candidates held their first leadership debate amid the Trumpeting down south last week. I searched national media, and there was basically one story reported: that nasty ex-cabinet minister Kellie Leitch is still talking about screening immigrants to Canada.
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OMG, as the young people say. We have our very own racist demagogue. This ambitious pediatric surgeon wants immigration candidates screened for “Canadian values,” a term that causes our city media to pounce. Finally, a Trump angle! Before you grab a torch and pitchfork, here’s a bit of background. Canada has one of the highest immigration rates in the world. It increased under the Conservative government and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau aims to increase it some more. That’s good, not just for cultural diversity but for a population and economy that would be shrinking without it. Cur rent ly, immig rants to Canada are screened for employment skills and given written tests of English or French proficiency. Few are interviewed, and certainly there is no systematic effort to
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determine if they favour throwing gay people off rooftops or treating women as livestock, to name two current immigration challenges. Should we consider such screenB.C. ing? You’re not even allowed to bring that up in polite company. It’s like questioning the extent and causes of climate change. Shame on you. In a December profile on Canada’s new prime minister, the New York Times Magazine recounts Tr u d e au’s thoughts on the country he now leads: “There is no core identity, no mainstream in Canada,” Trudeau said. “There are shared values — openness, respect, compassion, willingness to work hard, to be there for each other, to search for equality and justice. Those qualities are what make us the first post-national state.” If there is no unique Canadian culture or identity, Cana-
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Premier Christy Clark is selling a dream for Vancouver Island’s economic future. The premier, in full-on election hyperbole, at the 2016 State of the Island Economic Summit in Nanaimo told attendees she has big plans for the Island. And she was saying a lot of the right things. Clark revealed that her government is working on a comprehensive economic investment plan for Vancouver Island, to be revealed in time for next spring’s election. We hope this plan offers ideas and we expect it will include funding commitments, but we should keep in mind that a government seeking re-election would be making those sorts of promises anyway. Branding them as a Vancouver Island solution might be nothing more than a different sort of packagWe say: It is ing. important that We liked her expressed we feel confident desire to hear ideas from business and industry about the future leaders. Sometimes politicians feign that they’re listening leading up to an election and the genuine work to create partnerships doesn’t happen until afterward, but communication and co-operation need to be ongoing. It is important that our business leaders and entrepreneurs feel confident about the present and encouraged about the future and Clark spoke compellingly, if vaguely, to that effect. In the past, Clark and her Liberal government sold voters on a vision of LNG-fuelled jobs and wealth. Due to factors her government couldn’t control, didn’t foresee or chose to ignore, that future isn’t yet upon us. Although the premier has rightly tempered her messaging on LNG, we will wait and see what sort of prominence it is given come the spring’s election campaign. That campaign hasn’t technically started, but of course it’s underway and it can no longer be separated from anything we’re hearing from the B.C. Liberals, NDP and other parties. The cancellation of the fall sitting of the legislature gives all involved a sort of head start on the hustings. In Nanaimo, the premier had her say on the economic future of the Island and B.C. The NDP and the Greens won’t be far behind. Two things are assured: voters will be watching carefully and will get their say soon enough. -Black Press
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The Quadra Island Legion’s poppy fund is being put towards helping families that are going through a difficult time. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 154 on Quadra has made a donation towards the Family Grieving Room in the new Campbell River Hospital. Gillian Green, serg e a nt - at - a r m s a n d poppy fund chair, said the Legion is pleased to contribute. “On behalf of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 154 Quadra Island, it is our pleasure and privilege to present the Campbell River
Left, Gillian Green, sergeant-at-arms/poppy chair, presents a cheque to Stacey Marsh, executive director of the Hospital Foundation, to go towards a Grieving Room at the new Campbell River Hospital.
Hospital Foundation with $10,000 to assist in furnishing the Grieving Room in the new hospital,” Green says. “These
funds were raised during the annual poppy campaigns through the generosity of Quadra and Cortes islanders.
We feel that this room, where families can come together and grieve together, provides a final act of care and service for veterans, their families, and for all members of the communities of Quadra, Cortes, Campbell River, and the North Island area.” Leonard and Marilyn Lamb, past poppy chairs for Quadra Island, had originally championed the idea of giving to the Hospital Foundation. Len passed away in November, 2013 and Marilyn passed after a battle with cancer this past spring. Their wish continued to live on and the paperwork for the
donation was submitted to BC/Yukon Command in October and approval was granted on Nov. 2, coincidentally on what would have been the Lamb’s 53rd wedding anniversary, making this wonderful gift especially meaningful and bittersweet. “The Family Grieving Room will be an important addition to our new hospital,” says Stacey Marsh, executive director of the Hospital Foundation. “This will give families a quiet and private space to be together and mourn the loss of their loved one and we are very grateful.”
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Thank You! COMMUNITY UPDATE NOVEMBER 18, 2016
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NEW TOURISM MARKETING PLAN INTO ACTION Join the Tourism Advisory Committee!
BC HYDRO balanced the need to empty water from behind the dams and reduce river flow to accommodate high tides.
NEWS OUTLETS helped spread the word about what was happening and how people could prepare.
PROPERTY OWNERS laid sandbags and removed valuables from the path of rising water. (Feel free to keep those sandbags handy!)
CITY EMPLOYEES – A cross-departmental team of City employees worked in the background with the regional district emergency coordinator and Emergency Management BC to proactively plan, arrange for supplies, monitor the situation and keep people informed.
BUSINESS OWNERS let City crews access their property to construct sandbag berms and a temporary dike to reduce the chance of localized flooding. BUSINESS OWNERS pitched in with equipment and washroom facilities to help crews. EMERGENCY RESPONDERS – Firefighters helped deliver important information to property owners. RCMP and other emergency personnel were standing by to help if the need arose.
The Tourism Advisory Committee will provide advice and recommendations to Council to deliver the community’s tourism vision and make Campbell River a destination of choice.
To everyone who helped prevent damage from potential flooding along the Campbell River last week and over the long weekend...
A big hats-off in particular to the roads, parks, water and wastewater employees who put in long hours of heavy work that helped prepare us in case water overflowed the river banks. And to the rain… for giving us a run for the money, and a breather by Monday. Good exercise, everyone!
Campbell River City Council’s 10-year 2016-2025 Financial Plan to be Amended OPPORTUNITY FOR PUBLIC INPUT
The committee will focus on:
Pursuant to Section 166 of the Community Charter, the City of Campbell River is actively seeking public input on the 2016-2025 Financial Plan Amendment Bylaw, No. 3647, 2016. The Financial Plan Amendment Bylaw reflects approved decisions made by Council throughout 2016. The City is required to officially enact these changes and balance the budget per Section 165(9) of the Community Charter prior to the 2017-2026 bylaw being adopted in December. Members of the public will have the opportunity to provide Council with written comments on the 2016-2025 Ten Year Financial Plan Amendment Bylaw, No. 3647, 2016 up until noon on Friday, Nov. 25. In order for Council to consider written comments, it is recommended that they be received at City Hall as soon as possible. Please direct all comments in writing by either emailing them to the City’s Finance Manager myriah.foort@campbellriver.ca or by delivering or mailing them to City Hall: 301 St. Ann’s Road, Campbell River, BC, V9W 4C7. Council will not have an opportunity to review written comments received after 12 noon on Friday, Nov. 25. The 2016-2025 Ten Year Financial Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 3647, 2016 will be available as part of the Nov. 21 Council agenda for first three readings, and final adoption on the Dec. 5 Council meeting. Find it on the City’s website by clicking on Council Webcasts and Agendas and then clicking on View Council Agendas and Minutes on CivicWeb. For additional information phone 250-286-5782 or email myriah.foort@campbellriver.ca.
1. Destination marketing in target markets to increase the number of overnight stays in paid accommodation 2. Visitor servicing that provides information where/when/how visitors prefer to support longer stays and increased spending, plus education and training to help Campbell River deliver remarkable visitor experiences
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The two-year committee member term begins Jan. 1, 2017 View terms of reference for this committee and application forms at www.campbellriver.ca under What’s New. Pick up paper copies of the application form at City Hall. Apply today! Deadline is 4:30 p.m. Friday, December 2, 2016 Questions? Please contact Tracy Bate, Deputy City Clerk at 250-286-5705 or email tracy.bate@campbellriver.ca 301 St. Ann’s Road, Campbell River, BC V9W 4C7 Telephone: 250-286-5700 info@campbellriver.ca www.campbellriver.ca
Members of the public are invited to apply to serve on the Board of Variance, an independent panel of five members appointed by Council to consider minor variances from the City’s Zoning Bylaw. Appeals to the Board are generally made by homeowners or developers when compliance with a minor aspect of Zoning Bylaw (such as a side yard setback) would cause “hardship” to the applicant. Why join the Board? This is an opportunity to play a role in land-use decision-making in Campbell River. No specific knowledge or qualifications are required, but an interest in civic governance and land use regulations is important. The Board meets when applications are received, typically 2 to 5 times a year. Criteria for membership on the Board includes being available to meetings during working hours, with at least 10 days’ notice. Meetings generally last no longer than an hour. During a meeting, the Board will consider whether the application is “minor” and whether “hardship” is evident, and will either deny or approve an application. The Board hears representations from an applicant and/or their neighbours before making a decision. City staff provide administrative and technical support. The term for this position will commence January 1, 2017 through to March 31, 2020. Questions? Please contact Tracy Bate, Deputy City Clerk at 250-286-5705 or email tracy.bate@campbellriver.ca Information and applications are at City Hall or at www.campbellriver.ca Apply today! Deadline is 4:30 PM Friday, November 25, 2016
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“We must cherish our inheritance. We must preserve our nationality for the youth of our future. The story should be written down to pass on.” Those were the words
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Submit your League’s stats to: sports@campbellrivermirror.com Monday Night Men’s 10 Pin Bowling November 14 Standings
Lesson Lake Alley Cats What’s On Digest 28.0 Boston Brutes Storrie Creek Golfers Da Bears(3 D Fishing) Clippers
QTR YTD 102.0 200.0 88.5 206.5 73.5
WEEK 16.0 19.0 170.5
71.5 68.0 63.0 45.5
15.0 15.0 24.0 11.0
219.0 230.0 198.5 195.5
TEAM Hi Scratch Game Hi Scratch Series Hi Handicap Game Hi Handicap Series
Da Bears Da Bears Da Bears What’s On Digest
764 930 2182 2698
INDIVIDUAL Hi Scratch Game Hi Scratch Series Hi Handicap Game Handicap Series
Allan Bradshaw Allan Bradshaw Allan Bradshaw Allan Bradshaw
220 268 608 752
Tuesday Lunch Bunch 10 Pin Bowling November 8 Standings
Teams QTR WK Heavy Balls 87.0 33.0 Newbies 81.0 24.0 Quinsam Auto 80.5 36.0 Bowl Mates 79.0 8.0 Is Fever Travel 71.0 24.0 WOMEN High Scr Game High Hdcp Game High Scr Series High Hdcp Series MEN Hi Scratch Game Hi Handicap Game Hi Scratch Series Handicap Series TEAM Hi Scratch Game Hi Handicap Game Hi Scratch Series Handicap Series
Teams QTR Marine Harvest 71.0 Odd Balls 70.0 Quay West 69.0 SMF 62.5 Nesbitt Is Coffee 61.0
Linda Franz Shirley Focht Linda Franz Linda Franz
223 273 599 731
Ray Stormo Clarence Guilderson Wayne Bezaire Tim Sieben
200 228 536 640
Quinsam Auto Heavy Balls Quinsam Auto Quinsam Auto
513 675 1468 1942
WK 23.0 15.0 14.0 28.0 35.0
Tuesday Night Mixed Bowling November 8 Standings
Teams Quarter Won YTD Awl Tec 14 38 King Pins 12 44 Friggin’ 10 Pin 10 44 Split Happens 10 18 Canada Plus 8 42 *The B.U.F.F.S 8 48 Ryan’s Pizzeria 4 28 *Screaming Eagle’s 6 46 *Spare Talent 2 42 Quarter Winners: 1st = * 2nd = ** 3rd=*** Team Scr Game King Pins 705 Team Hcp Game King Pins 934 Team Scr Series Friggin’ 10 Pin 1953 Team Hcp Series King Pins 2602 Scr Game Men/Women Hcp Series Men/Women 693 Dean King 210 Dean King 656 Brooke Rodgers 198 Marian Atkinson Hcp Game Men/Women Most POA Men/Women Dean King 255 Dean King +81 Brooke Rodgers 250 Lorna Carlson +50 Scr Series Men/Women Dean King 558 Marian Atkinson 503
Wednesday Ladies 10 Pin Bowling November 9 Standings Standings LW QTR(2) YTD Lucky Strikes 22 63 172 N.I. Comm 22 59 151 Bailey W. Stars 1 15 56 189 Bailey W. Stars 2 24 56 170.5 CR Floors 15 56 142 pIndecisive Women 21 50 183 2nd Storie 12 48 161 Rockin’ Rollers 13 44 175.5 TEAM High Scr Game Bailey W. Stars 1 670 High Hdcp Game pIndecisive Women 863 High Scr Series Lucky Strikes 1828 High Hdcp Series Lucky Strikes 2446 INDIVIDUAL High Scr Game Leona Williams 195 High Hdcp Game Lorrie Herman 259 High Scr Series Leona Williams 546 High Hdcp Series Lorrie Herman 725 MOST POA Jolayne Storie +65
Thursday Seniors 10 Pin Bowling November 10 Standings Team QTR YTD Team QTR YTD Class Act 38 98 Flyers 29 91 Spare Shooters 36 87 Q. Auto 27 98 King Pins 36 121 Hopefuls 24 93 The “EH” Team 35 89 Happy Wndrs 15 85 Amigos 31 96 AFC Strikers 14 92 Team High Game scr Happy Wanderers 636 Team High Game hdcp Class Act 887 Team High Series scr Happy Wanderers 1860 Team High Series hdcp Quinsam Auto 2574 Men’s High Game scr Lenny Marshall 200 Men’s High Game hdcp Bill Harrison 240 Bill Schoen 240 Men’s High Series scr Lenny Marshall 517 Men’s High Series hdcp Bill Schoen 656 Ladies High Game scr Shirley Focht 182 Ladies High Game hdcp Karen Kohls 242 Ladies High Series scr Shirley Focht 516 Ladies High Series hdcp Karen Kohls 680
November 7 Standings
November 11 Standings Team Name WK Auto King Royals 36.0 Bowlderdash 24.0 C&C 20.0 Living On A Spare 35.0 Whatever Works 23.0 Aztec 26.0 Alvin & Chipmunks 13.0 A Spare I Guess 8.0 The Gimps 16.0 Chucking Awesome 19.0 MEN High Scr Game High Hcp Game High Scr Series High Hcp Series WOMEN High Scr Game High Hcp Game High Scr Series High Hcp Series TEAMS High Scr Game High Hcp Game High Scr Series High Hcp Series
QTR 215.5 193.0 234.0 213.0 244.5 210.0 240.5 243.5 238.0 168.0
Eugene Belanko Mike Crivea Dean King Dean King
222 286 575 749
Pam Stevens Pam Stevens Iona Wheatley Eilene May
193 272 509 734
Auto King Royals Auto King Royals Auto King Royals Auto King Royals
688 973 1974 2829
Ladies Team Scores CC #1-7 vs CR Legion-7 Ladies Teams G F Curling Club #1 7 61 CR Legion 8 51 Eagles #2 6 47 Curling Club #2 43 41 Eagles #1 7 40 Riptide 4 24
682 250 Plus 42 Plus 46 Plus 82 Plus 82
W 18 14 12 5
L 4 7 11 14
T 0 0 0 0
OTL 0 1 0 1
PTS 36 29 24 11
W 15 14 8 6 3
L 5 5 11 11 16
T 0 1 1 2 0
OTL 3 1 1 1 3
PTS 33 30 18 15 9
Rank 1 2 3 4
#
PLAYER NAME
88 55 90 62 9 89 19 91 12 22 71 58 18 77 43 15 44 86 7 14 8 24
Colin Blake Christian Brandt Kobe Oishi Aaron Brewer Carter Hikichi Zach Erhardt Reid Wilson Mitchell Williams Josh Harvey Cole Slaney Sheldon Brett Max Daerendinger Reid Wheeldon Trevor Bottomley Dawson Frank Dylan McCann Aiden Sutherland Ben Raffler Brett Kinley Logan Cursley Mateo Albinati Dayton Keith
# 1 40
PLAYER NAME Chris Smith Matt Henwood
21 22 22 21 21 21 20 12 19 16 15 19 18 21 17 18 15 11 14 12 14 3
G
13 11 8 6 7 4 7 5 4 3 3 7 5 1 2 3 1 0 0 1 1 0
GP 16 13
A
18 14 12 13 11 12 7 9 8 9 8 3 4 8 5 3 4 5 5 2 2 1 W 14 3
PTS
P/G
31 25 20 19 18 16 14 14 12 12 11 10 9 9 7 6 5 5 5 3 3 1
1.5 1.1 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.8 0.7 1.2 0.6 0.8 0.7 0.5 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.3 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.3
SO SV% 2 .914 0 .890
CR Adult Volleyball League
November 10 Standings
November 10 Standings
Team Kathunk Net Results Duck or Pay Young Guns Team Booyahs! Bump It Up Snoop Dogs Air Strike
GP 4 4 4 4 B DIVISION GP 4 4 4 4
W 4 3 1 0
L 0 1 3 4
Win % 100 75 25 0
W 4 2 2 2
L 0 2 2 2
Win % 100 50 50 50
B DIVISION CONT... Rank Team GP W 5 Bumpin Uglies 4 1 6 That’s What She Set 4 1
L 3 3
Win % 25 25
C DIVISION Rank Team GP 1 TNT 4 2 Setting Ducks 4 3 Sunnyvale Hithawks 4 4 How I Set Your Mother 4 4 John Beers 4 4 Cermaq Attack 3
L 0 1 2 3 3 3
Win % 100 75 50 25 25 0
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CR Storm - Player Stats
VIJHL Standings North Division Team GP Storm 22 Glacier Kings 22 Buccaneers 23 Generals 20 South Division Team GP Cougars 23 Braves 21 Islanders 21 Wolves 20 Panthers 22
A 37 61 37
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November 12 Standings Highest Handicap Series: Kai Andrews Highest Handicap Game: Ethan Belanko Most Pins Over Average Series: Week 1 Ethan Belanko Week 2 Aiden Robertson Week 3 Kai Andrews Week 4 Aiden Belanko
High Scores Matt Rombough 174 Len Yarjau 162,133,133 Jim Hilchey 139 Mike White 133 Kurtis Kernovich 133,121 Graydon Walker 132 Taylor Kernovich 131 Paul Elliott 123 Jim Thompson 123 Gary Kernovich 114 140s Taylor Kernovich 2 Andy Holmes 1 Art Straw 1 Ken Binnersley 1 Jim Thompson 1 Andrew Allen 1 Karl Bro 1 Greg McAuley 1 Roy White 1 Nelson Gillette 1 High Out Ken Binnersley 90 James Binnersley 88 Art Straw 79
Men’s Team Scores CC#1-12 vs Freddies #2-0 Q.Legion-10 vs Riptide #1-2 CR Legion-8 vs Eagles #1-4 Riptide #2-7 vs Finning/Eagles#2-5 CC#2-6 vs Freddies #1-6 Mens Teams G F A Quadra Legion 8 64 32 Finning/Eagles #2 7 52 32 Curling Club #1 6 50 22 Riptide #2 7 44 40 Curling Club #2 6 40 32 CR Legion 5 39 21 Eagles #1 7 35 49 Freddies #1 6 32 40 Riptide #1 8 31 65 Freddies #2 8 21 75
Saturday Youth 10 Pin Bowling
Thursday Seniors 5 Pin Bowling November 10 Standings GOLDEN CRYSTALS THURSDAY P.M. SENIORS (Over 50) Team Name 2nd QTR Stingrays 9 Dolphins 9 Gobies 5 Grunts 5 Dog Fish 4 Flounders 4 Groupers 3 Croakers 1 WEEKLY TEAM SCORES Points Over Series Average Stingrays +296 Hi Scratch Game Stingrays 1005 High Scratch Series Grunts 2951 INDIVIDUAL SCORES Pins Over Average Game Men Gary AuCoin +114 Ladies Pina Vanzo +105 Pins Over Agerage Series Men Gary AuCoin +129 Ladies Pina Vanzo +194 High Scratch Game Men Gary AuCoin 293 Ladies Olivia Milan 262 High Scratch Series Men Gary AuCoin 666 Ladies Olivia Milan 702
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Carihi Junior Girls volleyball team make Islands The Carihi Junior girls volleyball team (grades 9 and 10), coached by Bruce Stewart and Mark Tazumi, competed at the North Island tournament on Nov. 11 and 12 at Mark Isfeld Secondary School. Dubbed the “Comeback Kids” by their parents, the team often started their sets trailing their opponents and slowly narrowed the margin. Starting out ranked 7th out of eight
teams, the girls dug deep and played well to grab a great berth for the Saturday playoffs. The first game against Highland started slowly with a loss in the first set 9-25. The girls rallied and won the second with an exciting finish of 26-24 forcing a third set to break the tie. Carihi kept the momentum going to win the tiebreaker 15-12. The second game was against the top ranked
team, Dover Bay, who went on to win the entire tournament. Carihi played strong, but was unable to clinch a win with losses of 14-25 and 17-25. The final game versus Port Alberni was for the third and fourth place, with only the top three teams moving on to the Islands tournament this week. After an initial loss in the first set (20-25), Carihi buckled down to win an important second
set that had the crowd on the edge of their seats the entire time. They won 25-22 and forced the crucial tiebreaker. The team had an amazing third set, beating Port Alberni 15-4 and clinching third place overall as well as their spot at the Islands. They will play against the other top 11 Vancouver Island teams this Friday and Saturday at Timberline Secondary school in hopes of making the Provincials.
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had a great spring quickly sliding sideways north Island in the wet start off running and and summer of on a root or off camber season and without tak- cracking his head on the riding. Lots of rock, one foot out while ing the time to adjust coffee table or the tile trails, lots I white our riding style, our floor, he just took his of friends knuckle it skills don’t have time to time. SPIN MY down some catch up. and even One or two steps at a few road steep slope. My ultimate goal is first, then a few steps at trips. So far there to ride as smoothly in a time and by the end of The have been the winter as I do in the the weekend he could weather no major summer, but I clearly make it halfway across was warm, issues, don’t have the patience the room. but we but if I to let this happen safely I am sure by week’s had just don’t pick over a few weeks. end my house will be enough these skills This last weekend I a disaster and his goal rain to up again watched my son Regan will be achieved, but by keep the quickly take his first steps. It taking his time he won’t trails tacky this could was a proud moment, suffer any set backs. and fast, get frusbut also a good lesson Hmm, babies are and even trating, or for me. pretty smart. Maybe though I painful. His obvious goal is I’ll take a different am getI don’t to be running around approach to the winter ting older think I am my house and destroyconditions this year. and slower, I felt like I alone in this situation ing anything within his advanced my riding a either. Trail riding can reach before his first I’m James Durand and bit this year. be treacherous on the birthday, but rather than I’m Goin’ Ridin’... Summer is long gone now and with the winter weather setting in, our trails are getting wetter and more slippery by BIKE SALES the day. With these new OF OUR KIDS D T0 conditions, it seems I L BE DONATNOEV 18-DEC 2 IL W have forgotten how to HELP US HELP THE COMMUNITY! ride. For the last week or two I have just rolled into sections with the bikes | rentals | service | trail maps | group rides confidence of a perfect summer day. Then I am 1791 Spruce Street, Campbell River | 250.914.2453
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Fishing Corner with
Campbell River
Don Daniels
There were some people who drove from Campbell River to Port Alice and there were people in Port Hardy that simply didn’t get out fishing because of the rain and wind. Rivers like the Marble up north are high and those in Sayward who fish the Salmon River will have to wait until things settle down weather wise. Those driving experienced heavy pooling on the highways between Sayward and Port Hardy and the road to Port Alice and Zeballos saw some closures. In the northern part of Vancouver Island some areas to go after Halibut are Morgan Shoal and Taylor Bank. This has been a quiet month for fishing for salmon around Campbell River but winter springs are around and the end is almost here for those going after chums. Winter springs close to 21 pounds will be a nice catch and many undersize salmon will be hooked and released. Many anglers are hunting at the moment and the warmer wetter weather can be a deterrent for those chasing deer or fishing for salmon. Big lakes offer up big fish and
limited and getting off the shore will improve your chances of getting a trout in this stocked lake. There are anglers from Campbell River who make it a yearly event to fish the Thompson River for steelhead but river conditions are high and very difficult to fish.
Small wood plugs made locally are ideal for catching trout.
November and December can be very good fishing on Comox Lake and the very popular lure that gets results is the Tomic plug but don’t overlook the Flatfish or Rapalas.
I will be at the multipurpose room at the Campbell River Library from 1-3:30 p.m. this Sunday putting on a fly tying session for beginners. The library will have a book and CD display on fishing. I have some fly pattern packages to give away. Tyee Marine has donated a prize and Jim Sweet Fishing Reflections book will also be drawn for. This is a free open house. Stop by and say hello.
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Campbell River Tides • November 18 - 24, 2016 FRIDAY 11-18 Time
Height
SATURDAY 11-19 Time
Height
SUNDAY 11-20 Time
Height
MONDAY 11-21 Time
Height
PST
(m)
(ft)
PST
(m)
(ft)
PST
(m)
(ft)
PST
(m)
(ft)
01:07
0.8
2.6
01:55
1
3.3
02:46
1.3
4.3
03:39
1.7
5.6
08:23
4.4
14.4
09:17
4.4
14.4
10:11
4.4
14.4
11:03
4.3
14.1
15:09
3.3
10.8
16:31
3.1
10.2
17:51
2.9
9.5
18:58
2.6
8.5
18:42
3.8
12.5
19:46
3.5
11.5
21:08
3.2
10.5
22:43
3.1
10.2
TUESDAY 11-22 Time
Height
WEDNESDAY 11-23 Time
Height
THURSDAY 11-24 Time
Height
PST
(m)
(ft)
PST
(m)
(ft)
PST
(m)
(ft)
04:35
2
6.6
00:21
3.1
10.2
01:44
3.2
10.5
11:50
4.3
14.1
05:33
2.4
7.9
06:27
2.6
8.5
19:52
2.3
7.5
12:33
4.3
14.1
13:11
4.2
13.8
20:38
2
6.6
21:18
1.8
5.9
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Local swimmer recognized with Premiers Aboriginal Youth Excellence in Sports award
Local Special Olympian Jesse Shade was one of 12 recipients of the first ever Premiers Aboriginal Youth Excellence in Sports awards this year. Shade swims with Special Olympics, the Killer Whales and the Salmon Kings. He represented Team BC at the North American Indigenous Games in July of 2014 in Regina, Saskatchewan. Shade was one of 77 nominations and was the only recipient from Vancouver Island. The Premier’s Awards for Aboriginal Youth Excellence in Sport recognizes athletes who have achieved excellence in performance sport, are regarded for their leadership qualities, are committed to pursuing
Free bus to free National Child Day event at Campbell River Community Centre National Child Day will be celebratedtoday (Nov. 18) from 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Community Centre, offering free fun for the whole family!
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Jesse Shade is one of 12 recipients of the first ever Premiers Aboriginal Youth Excellence in Sports awards.
a higher education, and are recognized as community role models both
on and off the field of play. All nominees were 25
years old and under and training and competing in performance sport.
Once again this year, BC Transit has graciously granted free transit to individuals and families wanting to participate in the National Child Day activities. Hop on the bus at no charge to get to the Community Centre Friday, Nov. 18 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. “At National Child Day, we will be promoting and encouraging play,
creativity, imagination and culture with activities such as make it and take it stations, play-doh centre, music sessions, cardboard city and Family Place for healthy child and community development.” says recreation programmer Karen Chappell .“These activities will help strengthen bonds between children, families and members
of the wider community while celebrating diversity among families and cultures.” Thanks to many community groups and businesses for generous donations and participation in this year’s event. Visit theirr Facebook page at facebook.com/ Campbellriverrec to get up-to-date information on this event.
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To advertise your community event, contact Tyler at the Campbell River Mirror office 250-287-9227 or email: communitycalendar@campbellrivermirror.com FRI. NOVEMBER 18 Annual Christmas Gift Tour: Nov 18 - 12 - 5 pm, Nov 19 - 10 am to 5 pm, Nov 20 - 10 am - 4 pm. Christmas Tour of Crafters, Artisans & Home Based Businesses (Self Guided). Over 120 Vendors at 30 locations. See our map in the paper Nov 16. Collect stamps at each location and enter up to 30 times to WIN $200 CASH and BONUS 4 baskets valued at over $350 each. The more places you visit the more chances to win. National Child Day: A variety of fun activities for kids 6 years and under accompanied by a grown up. Includes family gym, family place, dancing, story times, cardboard city, and entertainers on the main stage, and of course make it and take it crafts. 10 am - 1:30 pm at the Community Centre. 401-11th Ave. FMI 286-1161 Annual Rotary TV & Online Auction: Live Auction on Nov 18th from 5pm to 10pm and again Nov 19th 9am to 10pm. Over 600 items donated by more than a 1000 businesses, donating to support Rotary community projects. Goods valued at $142, 000! And all at NO Reserve! Tune into Shaw Cable Channel 4, or see it streamed LIVE at, www. rotaryTVAuction.com.
National Child Day Swim & Skate: Toonie Swim 1 - 3 pm and Toonie Skate 3 - 5 pm. Taking place at Strathcona Gardens. FMI 287-9234 Skating and Pizza at the Movies: Enjoy a relaxing skate on the leisure ice watching a family movie. All movies will be rated G or PG and start at 6:00pm. Admission fee includes 2 slices of Little Caesars Pizza and a juice box. FMI 250287-9234 SAT. NOVEMBER 19 Super Saturday at the Art Gallery: Drop In Art-Making for All ages (Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult). 1-3 pm. Join us to try a different art-making activity at every event. Admission is by donation and all materials are included. CR Art Gallery, 1235 Shoppers Row. Winter Market hosted by Job’s Daughters: We will be hosting local vendors at the Masonic hall at 2905 Island Highway from 9-2pm. Stop by and do some Christmas shopping and support our local small businesses. Artists on Site: Come and meet some of our local artists at Artists on Site at the Museum at Campbell River. This annual event invites many artists to be on site to demonstrate their work. Taking place in the Museum Foyer
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Artisan Market: The Campbell River Art Gallery will be transformed into a glittering Artisan Market from Nov. 19 – Dec. 24. Stop by on opening day, Saturday, Nov. 19, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. for a hot apple cider, a delicious treat and to see the array of stunning work by regional artisans and artists. The Market features nearly 100 artisans. 1235 Shoppers Row.
CR Storm vs Comox Valley Glacier Kings and Little Rascals: 4pm at Strathcona Gardens, 225 S Dogwood Street. The Little Rascals will perform at intermission.
Rock n’ Glow Swim: Pool games, challenges & fun. Includes glow item, snacks & drinks. Join in the regular 6:308 PM swim & then hang out for the after party for teens from 8-9 PM when the lights go down, glow items come out & the snacks begin. Strathcona Gardens, 225 S. Dogwood. FMI 287-9234
Campbell River Judo Club’s 2016 Christmas Market: November 19 & 20th. Held in the Campbell River Judo Club’s Judo Facility. This busy event is an opportunity for crafters and artisans to showcase their craft and for shoppers to meet the crafter/ artist first hand and learn about their product. This is a free entrance event at 450B Merecroft St. Cadet Chili Fundraiser and Bake Sale: November 19 & 20 11:30pm-2:30pm at the Navy League Hall 911 - 13th Avenue near the Campbell River Common. Kombucha Tasting and Apples: N7 – 9PM. Centre for Spiritual Living, 516 S. Dogwood Street. FMI 250-8503064 Discover Old Time Gospel Singing: CANCELLED
TUES. NOVEMBER 22 Kid’s Club: Bethany Lutheran Church invites children grade 1-5 to join us every tuesday from 3-5pm for a story, games, snacks, crafts and more. Admission is free. Signup soon. FMI 250-287-7771 Toonie Tuesday at CR Bowling Centre: 6-10pm, $2 per game, $2 per shoes. 1661 16 Ave. Campbell River. WED. NOVEMBER 23 First Open Heart Society: 1:00 PM at the Campbell River Community Center. Guest Speaker is Denise Metcalfe from Lifeline. For more info call Ken at 250-923-3466
Island Voices Illuminations: Campbell River United Church, 415 Pinecrest Rd. at 7:30pm. Tickets $20, students free with adults. Available at: The Music Plant (Campbell River), House of Colour (Courtenay), and Blue Heron Books (Comox). FMI 923-0303 SAT. NOVEMBER 26
apple cider, a delicious treat and to see the array of stunning work by regional artisans and artists. 1235 Shoppers Row. Harmony Hearts Annual Christmas Bazaar: You can enjoy lunch as well as crafts, baking, basket draws, silent auction and gently used entertainment items. All are welcome to come and enjoy! From 10am to 2pm, at United Mennonite Church, 2277 Enns Road, Black Creek. 250-337-5341 Slopstacle Fun (All Ages): Messy Wet Aquatic Fun. Check out the slippery, sloppy obstacle course we have planned for you. Prizes for the best wipe out! Come prepared to
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the Tidemark Theatre. On this tour, Lavigne made a point of visiting smaller venues throughout the province from Golden to Chemainus to spread the Christmas cheer. “I’ve been very fortunate that my fan base has yet to abandon me,” he said laughing. “Small towns are the best! I live in a small town and I know that this time of year it can be difficult for folks to travel, besides I can’t call it a roadshow if we only go to the big cities.” As an all-round entertainer Lavigne invites you into his life with nostalgic Christmas favourites, ballads, and up tempo numbers. With 18 to 20 songs the concert has an old-time variety show feel with some audience participation. “We have a dance number, and throwbacks to the great radio
drama in the 1940s, and even a snowball fight,” he said. Lavigne got his start at nine years old, performing in amateur musical theatre. Eventually, he fell in love with classical singing and music, and set his sights on becoming an opera singer, enrolling in the music program at the University of Victoria. It didn’t take long for his professional career to take off, and in 2004, Lavigne was recruited by an instructor at the Victoria Conservatory of Music to join a singing trio called the Canadian Tenors. All of that experience lead him to make his Carnegie Hall debut in 2009. Since then he has worked with industry greats such as David Foster, perform for Queen Elizabeth & Prince Charles and toured internationally. - With files by Pamela Roth
Vancouver Island’s resident crooner, Ken Lavigne, rolls into town Dec. 15 with his Christmas Roadshow, a throwback to radio and variety shows of old, to brighten up the season.
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Front Row seating to Marine Wildlife, plus a beautiful array of boats await you on The Straight of Georgia in this Charming Ocean and Mountain View home. Immaculately kept this clean spacious home has many updates including, a Gorgeous modern kitchen, new counter tops, tiled backsplash, professionally painted Oak Cabinets with new handles, new wooden deck, plus new paint in most of the home. You’ll have little to no expenses for the next 10 years as the roof is 3 years old, the hot water tank is almost new, the sewer line was recently cleared and replaced, the drainage system updated. The detached garage is 13’6 x 25 with carport measuring 10’6 x 25 and includes a separate garden shed. All this and more as the property has potential for subdividing on the .651 lot. This homes Unique Ocean view floor plan is a delightful change of pace from the norm and can best be appreciated by viewing. 342 Island Hwy. $549,900
This charming 3 bdrm Rancher is perfect for the retiree New just Listing or small family and is located a couple$389,900 of minutes from downtown in beautiful Glen Eagle Estates by the Sequoia immaculately low The Curb Appeal is apparent. This Gorgeous Home has a wide open upper Golf floor Course. plan andThis vaulted living room maintained ceilings, a charming maintenance home added features kitchen with custom shelving and pantry, plus a large master bedroom with door onto and largeyard 8x37 has deckmany that overlooks a beautiful extrais spacious cabinets,and landscaped covered backyard. Front deck is 10x25 and perfect for relaxing in the shade.including, The inlaw suite private withbackyard, a natural gas fireplace. sundeck, 9ft tall 10x20 greenhouse with automatic Yes to RV parking and a large garage measuring 19’8 x 21’6. 1225 8x21 Blesbok Rd watering system, 18x18 two car garage with cabinets and shelving, compost system, garden shed, RV parking and 4 ft crawl space. Even better the home backs onto VIDEO ONLINE AT TRANSFORMANCE.CA Campbell River Garden Center for backyard privacy!
Privately located Tahsis home, nestled against the mountain with views of Tahsis Inlet. Amazing yard with plenty of parking for your ‘toys’ and garden areas ready for your green thumb. Cozy warm dualfuel hot water heat, too. PRICE REDUCED $115,900
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403 Donner
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Superb mountain views from this Gold River home. Ready for quick possession, with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms up, family room, den and 3rd bedroom down, large lot but small yard for less work. Covered carport. $174,900
Your Listing Cute Storries Beach rancher with 2 Here! bedrooms, large family room, open concept 1649 Glen Eagle - Priced at $369,900
kitchen/dining/living room and large yard. 65 Surfside Drive $234,999
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1160 Discovery Road
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291 Island Hwy Investors Alert! Ocean Front Multi-family zoned for future development. Great holding property. Rent existing home - 3 bedroom 2 bathroom - and finish the suite for 1 bedroom 1 bathroom. Lots of parking. $469,900
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2833 North Beach Dr $1,068,888 MLS 404649 • 4900 sqft Architecturally designed masterpiece waterfront home • Private gated community of Newport with private fabricated dock • This is truly a luxurious coastal home.
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698 Windsor Place $515,000 MLS 416900 • 2819 sqft executive home located in Willow Point • Five bdrms and bonus room all upstairs • Gourmet kitchen with granite countertops • .24 acre private yard, RV parking, quiet cul-de-sac
180 MCPHEDRAN RD. $219,900 MLS# 416290 RANCHER WITH PRIVATE BACKYARD Ready for your decorating ideas. 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, 1,214 sq.ft. rancher is on 78 x 110 ft. lot close to schools, hospital, recreational facilities and shopping. Mostly original condition, built 40 years ago, cedar feature walls, updated main bath with new fixtures and ceramic tub surround. 2 year old hot water tank, cedar siding, 360 sq.ft. covered sundeck. Quite private rear yard with chain link fencing and garden shed. Single carport. Good location.
1957 PINEHURST PL. $629,900 MLS# 416695 EXECUTIVE HOME BACKS ONTO GOLF COURSE Executive one owner home in lovely picturesque setting, backing onto Sequoia Springs Golf Course. Over 4,600 sq.ft. on 3 levels, 4-5 bedrooms, plus bonus room, 4 baths, 2 yr. old heating system - heat pump, oak flooring, vaulted living room ceiling, gas stove. Oak kitchen with granite countertops, graphite sink in island, 5 burner gas cooktop, Miele ovens & dishwasher. Eating nook overlooks 1,100 sq.ft. patio with outside storage (golf cart) & garden shed. Family room off kitchen, huge master bedroom with spa ensuite. Oak trim throughout. Triple garage. Great family home!
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2505 SOUTH ISLAND HWY. $995,000 MLS# 398357 STUNNING BEACH FRONT HOME West Vancouver meets Campbell River, architecturally designed unique 2 storey waterfront beauty, 2,445 sq.ft. of sophistication & elegance. Beach frontage approx 83 ft. Panoramic ocean & mountain views from every room. Top quality construction; open beams, interior concrete pillars define the gracious living areas, celestory windows & skylights flood the home with natural lighting. Formal living room soaring vaulted ceilings, formal dining room, designer kitchen with Fisher-Paykel appliances, oak cabinets, tile floors. 2 car garage with large storage room/workshop. New cedar walkway to beach deck with fire pit.
2991 North Beach Drive (at the end of Coulter Rd) Only 3 homes remaining!
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Waterfront Lots on North Beach Drive • Only 2 waterfront lots remaining $249,900 & $270,900. • Build your dream home -40’ Aluminum fabricated private dock. • All in the private gated community of Newport.
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215 STRATFORD DR. $398,500 MLS# 415805 MOUNTAIN VIEW BASEMENT HOME Mountain view grade level entry basement home, fully developed, 2,600 sq.ft., corner lot with RV parking. 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 kitchens & gas furnace. Reno’s 4 years ago include: hardwood floors, handicap bathroom, kitchen countertops, fridge, stove & dishwasher on main floor. New hot water tank, vaulted living room ceiling, oak kitchen with centre island, 2 utility rooms. Bonus 400 sq.ft. cemented/lit crawlspace for storage. Double garage & wired for 220. Wrap around sundeck. Sprinkler system.
79 ROCKLAND RD. $849,900 MLS# 379036 YOU CAN SEE FOR MILES Fabulous ocean & mountain views! Custom designed home over 4,600 sq.ft. Beautiful open design living space, includes a convenient 2 bedroom suite. Gorgeous Brazilian hardwood floors, large kitchen with maple cabinets, granite countertops, centre island & walk-in pantry. 2nd level has an ocean view media room. Breakfast nook with access to covered sundeck. Lovely master bedroom with deluxe ensuite. Wine making room, root cellar, gated RV parking, 22 ft. x 24 ft. garage & room for a shop.
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#101 – 907 CEDAR ST. $149,900 MLS# 415867 DOWNTOWN OCEAN VIEW CONDO Updated 2 bedroom 1 bath ocean view end condo. 950 sq.ft., within walking distance to downtown. New kitchen, bathroom, hallway, dining and living room renovations. All laminate flooring except kitchen lino. Brand new wrap around sundeck. Roof is 7 years old. Hot water tank 3 years. 1 small pet, no rentals. 1 open parking space. Sauna & meeting room. Offers easy comfortable lifestyle.
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MLS 415475 $419,500 The perfect family home! This meticulously maintained 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom home is located in prestigious Maryland Estates! Two car garage, RV parking, flat, fully fenced lot with professional landscaping make this an easy maintenance property. Just minutes from the beach, all amenities close.
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1720 GALERNO ROAD
MLS 417158 $349,000 Over 2000 sqft all on one floor with a massive (over 1500 sqft) deck. A unique layout with ample room for the growing family. Bright & spacious welcoming custom kitchen and semi separate dining area with an island, cook top, wall oven, wet bar, three separate sinks and a study area as well as sliding glass doors onto the deck. Vaulted ceilings and wall to wall windows grace the large central living room. Separate family/rec room completely separate to the kitchen/livingroom area. Lots of skylights and sliding glass doors bring extra lighting and the feel of nature inside. Close to all levels of schooling and many amenities. 644 NODALES MLS 414785 $589,000 The view says it all. Enjoy the breathtaking ocean and mountain views from the comfort of home. Under construction sought after family neighbourhood, and including New Home warranty this large, 5 bedroom, 3 bathroom family floor plan is situated in a desirable area close to all levels of schools, trails and other amenities. This large lot will accommodate RV parking with expected completion in December 2016. Come have a look today or call for more information. Planning may change at builder’s discretion.
Tammy Forberg www.tammyforberg.com
603 NATURE PARK DRIVE
MLS 412822 $799,900 No Detail Overlooked! From the moment you walk through the door you will be in awe! This magnificent 3994 sq ft rancher has it all! Including a 1500 sq ft Indoor swimming pool with separate 3 piece bathroom and gym space that can be accessed by 4 different french and slider doors! You’ll be delighted to find 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and a rec with its own bathroom. The kitchen is amazing and boasts a walk in pantry, granite counter tops, antiqued cupboards, and much more. It opens onto a lovely spacious family room! Grand is the only word to describe the majestic dining room,complete with built ins as well as the formal living room with marbled gas fireplace. Off to the spa like spacious master suite, check out the massive ensuite, as well as the most enviable walk in closet you can imagine! The garage has a built in work bench and custom built storage closets flanking the wall. Quiet serene country living while close to town! A rare offering in this sought after neighborhood!
135 SOUTH MURPHY ST. MLS 404791
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991 Petersen Road $398,000
2532 S. Island Hwy.
834 S. Island Hwy.
2220 S. Island Hwy.
.52 acre semi oceanfront property with highway frontage. C-2 zoning allows for a number of uses. The owner will consider a joint venture with a developer.
½ acre property across from the Seawalk and just a 5 minute drive from downtown. Approved 22 suite condo development project with ocean and mountain views. Zoned RM-3.
Commercial lot ready to build on. Commercial 2 zoning on this level lot allows for a full range of commercial services. This high visibility property is .38 of an acre with approximately 83 feet of frontage right across from the Willow Point Shopping Centre.
$549,000
$699,000
215 Carolyn Road $298,000
Rare find in the city 2300 sq.ft. wonderful family home on .95 acre with ocean and mountain views. Big open concept with living, kitchen and dining area, upper level with 3-5 bedrooms and 4pc bath, bottom level laundry, 2 piece bath, big family room & games room all with access to the huge double level deck with grape harbour all over looking your own private orchard. A gardeners delight. Walking distance to golf, walking trails, city, schools. MLS 413151
Nicely renovated 1120 sq. ft. Rancher. This home has had lots of updates in the past year including kitchen, bathroom, flooring, windows, roof. Cozy woodstove in little family room at the entrance of the home. Great location at the end of a no thru road. There is also a 36 x 26 wired shop with a Pellet stove to keep you warm. MLS 417064
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240 Carolyn Road $540,000
Quality Custom Rancher constructed by MacVeigh Contracting Ltd. Grand open concept with 10ft vaulted ceilings, beautiful kitchen has custom Maple cabinets with highend Jenn-Air and stainless steel appliances, garburator and triple sinks. French doors leading to huge covered deck with big Fir beams with natural gas heating systems. Master bdrm has ensuite with amazing tile/ stone rain shower, custom cabinets, walk-in-closet and french doors leading to your own private hot tub area. Loads of quality extras. A must see. MLS 413153
#3 - 970 Petersen Rd
Quality construction by MacVeigh Contracting Ltd. (unit #3 under construction) Get in early to pick the flooring, fixtures, and colours. $299,000 + net GST. 10 year home warranty $50/month strata fee
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220 S. Island Hwy.
Prime development. 2 acres, semi-oceanfront with RM-3 zoning which permits 60 multifamily units. Unobstructed views of Discovery Passage & the Mainland mountains. Preliminary construction design plans available to a pre-qualified $369,000 buyer. $949,000
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• Fabulous West Coast Post and Beam home on 0.55 acre. • 90 feet of river frontage • 2187 sqft, 3 bedroom, 2 baths • Glass walls and ceilings bring in the natural light and enhance the already beautiful surroundings.
561 Thulin St. $399,800
MLS 415248 Oceanview 2500 sqft Open floor plan with spacious master Fruit trees and mature landscaping Roof is 7 years new
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Updated Family home in the Village of Sayward. Beautifully updated kitchen , freshly painted throughout , newer flooring and french doors leading to a huge covered deck. 3 good size bdrms up with a 4 piece bath. Downstairs there is a cozy little family room with certifed woodstove, 4th bdrm, 2 piece bath, storage and laundry.
Top floor Condo in the Village of Sayward. Well maintained Corner unit with 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, views over looking the park and pond. Close to red centre, tennis courts, clinic, marina and pub.
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15-3647 Vermont Pl $324,900 MLS# 415192 1130 S Island Hwy $529,800 • • • •
Spectacular 2 bed plus den Patio home in Willow Green Estates 1466 sqft Spacious master, heat pump and crawl space
MLS# 404139 • 2 bed, 3 bath + Den, 2351 sqft • Ocean View Executive Home • Low maintenance yard with ample parking
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$168,900 • 560 MacMillan Dr. MLS 415859
Beautifully updated house in the Village of Sayward. Loads of upgrades which include a 200 amp service, new flooring thru out, open concept kitchen with new cabinets & counter tops and big island. 3 bedrooms up, all new bathrooms too. Inviting entrance way leads to office/den downstairs, laundry & bathroom. Heated garage, some ocean views. Close to the Rec Center, tennis court, school, library. Minutes to the Marina.
Beautifully maintained 3 bed, 1.5 bath home in the Village of Sayward. Loads of updates. Cozy woodstove. 4th bedroom down with laundry room and little workshop. Huge back deck on 1/3 acre, backing onto green space. Separate outside seating areas, firepit area, garden area with litte green house. This home is ready to move in. Minutes to the Marina.
$399,900 • 454 Community Rd MLS 407532
3829 Peak Drive $559,800 MLS# 416107 • Executive style home on private 0.492 acres in Mitlenatch Estates. • Top quality upgrades. This home is better than new! • Fresh Paint & Hunter Douglas Blinds
201 Strathcona Way $439,000 MLS 411874
• 3 bdrm, 2 bath up + den • Separate entrance to finished bsmt that could accommodate 1-2 more bdrms. • Roughed in for wet bar and full bath • Under construction, come early and get what you want while minor alterations to floor plan and finishings can be done!
Large 1800 sq. ft. 4 bdrm, 2 bath rancher with huge detached shop that sits on 30 acres in the Sayward valley at the end of a no thru road.
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$475,000 • 909 Sayward Rd
$299,000 • 1242 Sayward Rd
$158,000 • 251 Spar St
Beautiful riverfront acreage w/ restored Heritage Home
2.98 acres, 4/ 3 bed, 1 bath house
Large family home with 3 bdrm 2 bath
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2621 Sunderland Rd $539,000
MLS 394334 • 5 bdrm, 3 bath level entry w/full finished walkout bsmt. Large Ocean and Mountain view Lot. Build to Suit • 2-5-10 yr New Home Warranty
2629 Sunderland Rd $549,000
MLS 394316 • 5 bdrm, 3 bath level entry w/full finished walkout bsmt. Large Ocean and Mountain view Lot. Build to Suit • 2-5-10 yr New Home Warranty
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FALL FEATURES • Prime forested 20 acre parcel in a very desirable area • The land is mainly flat with some rolling hills • It is forested with a variety of species • RU-1 zoning will allow 2 single family homes and accessory buildings up to 3200 sq.ft. • Approximately 350’ of frontage on the Island Highway • Good access available • Make your future plans here!
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• Prime forested 36 acre parcel in a very desirable area • It is forested with a variety of species, some of which may be merchantable • The land is mainly flat with some rolling hills. • UR zoning will allow a variety of uses including agricultural, forestry, and low impact recreation. • Located off the Island Highway with good access. • Make your future plans here!
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OPEN HOUSE SAT, Nov. 19th • 12-2 PM 2138 S Alder St. $539,900 Come and view this total package, huge shop for dad and beautiful décor for mom, including marble, granite and much more….See you there!
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#13-232 BIRCH ST
796 S. ISLAND HWY
1143 sqft 2 level, 2 bdrm, 2 bath end unit townhouse on private lane. Many updates include kitchen and bathrooms, newer appliances and hot water tank, roof and front door, light fixtures throughout. Mature gardens with owned private fenced backyard (rare for a townhouse) Wireless alarm system. Feels like living in a house. 2 parking spots. Pet and child friendly building. Ideal as a potential investment or first time homeowner.
This zoned RM-3 over 1/2 acre multi family lot is just waiting for your ideas and plans. There will be beautiful mountain and ocean views from the upper floors. Current RM-3 zoning allows for medium to high density condos or apartments. The time to invest is now!
1590 S. ISLAND HWY
Enjoy this beautiful semi-ocean front & breathtaking mountain view family home. Watch the sunrises each morning and the moons reflections on the ocean at night from your huge deck. This 4 bdrm, 3 bath 2000+ sqft home is located on a 3/4 acre nicely landscaped lot with lots of RV parking and room for a shop. On bus routes & Sea Walk and close to shopping.
$474,900
$139,900
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#36-400 ROBRON RD
Lovely mountain view home on 0.24 acre located on a quiet cul-de-sac. This custom built 2850+ sqft, 4bdrm, 4bath home is lacking nothing but you. It offers breathtaking views, hardwood & slate floors, 9ft ceilings, open kitchen, gas cooking, walkin pantry, Lg Island, separate dining, den & media rooms and RV parking.
3 bdrm 2 bath 1900+ sqft family townhouse. Recent updates include, new windows, paint, carpet, laminate flooring, sliding Patio doors and light fixtures. This centrally located property will make an excellent family home or investment.
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Campbell River’s #1 Real Estate Company www.islandsbesthomes.ca 1669 GLEN EAGLE DR Beautiful and bright rancher in Glen Eagle Estates. Located in a cul de sac, close to town and within walking distance to Sequoia Golf Course. MLS 416999
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SHELLEY KING
7-325 NILUHT RD Bright, beautiful, some ocean view, single detached patio homes, part of a 14 unit community overlooking Quadra Island, Georgia Straits & the Coastal Mountain range. MLS 414943
$349,500
250-287-1287
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748 WEST RD
MLS 417011
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Personal Real Estate Corporation
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8062 HARMONY CRES Masterfully designed executive home enjoys stunning views of the Strait of Georgia & mainland mountains from its waterfront 1.65 acre site located in the Williams Beach area. MLS 414760
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$1,495,000
AMY ROSS & PAUL AXON 250-202-7677 | 250-204-1938 www.amyandpaul.ca
MLS 416648
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AMY ROSS & PAUL AXON 250-202-7677 | 250-204-1938 www.amyandpaul.ca
1211 BARTHOLOMEW RD Cortes Island: Stunning ocean views to south & east from beautiful mossy bluffs. Finely crafted 2 bedroom home. 9.11 acres, In a quiet and private setting. MLS 411509
$628,000
MARTHA ABELSON 250-935-6795
MarthaAbelson@royallepage.ca
steve@stephengrant.bc.ca
$850,000
TED & TERRI CHALATURNYK
250-287-2000 www.tedandterri.com
LOT 2 COULTER BAY RD Cortes Island waterfront property located just north of the ferry on Coulter Bay. A 10 acre view lot with a small parcel on Coulter Bay. MLS 416895
$749,000
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$329,800
STEPHEN GRANT Personal Real Estate Corporation
250-287-1287
steve@stephengrant.bc.ca
1040 CORDERO CRES Meticulously kept 4 year old 1520 sq ft rancher, features a beautiful great room design. In ground sprinklers, fenced yard, easy care landscaping & triple wide driveway. MLS 416624
! ING LIST W NE
$384,800
HEATHER PARKER
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250-202-8200
250-202-8200
7522 ISLAND HWY N Black Creek farm with 2 homes, pastures, woodlands, numerous older outbuildings & a mature “U-Pick” blueberry field of 1000+ plants, irrigated from dugout. MLS 391453
$1,130,000
TED & TERRI CHALATURNYK
250-287-2000 www.tedandterri.com
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621 ASH ST Ocean view and private gardens! The ridge lot is almost half an acre and extends down the bank ensuring the phenomenal view is protected for the future. MLS 416553
MLS 414929
$189,900
$619,000
AMY ROSS & PAUL AXON 250-202-7677 | 250-204-1938 www.amyandpaul.ca
SAT NOV. 19 • 1-2:30PM ADDRESS 1621 CROATION RD
Affordable Country Living! No thru road connects to closed ERT road great for walking & biking to Beaver Lodge Lands. 1600 sqft 4 bed, 2 bath mobile. $160,000
MLS 417080
2244 SALMON POINT RD Great B&B property or live & earn. Country style home lives like a rancher with almost 2000 sq ft on the main floor. Included is a delightful 635 sq ft cottage. MLS 411952
C-1195 FIR ST LEASE! This property offers a great lease rate. It is conveniently located close to Dogwood Street for easy access and adjacent to Home Hardware. MLS 413530
9-595 EVERGREEN RD Centrally located 2 bed, 2 bath patio home. Located in Dogwood Glen, close to all amenities & on a bus route, has been very nicely updated.
Personal Real Estate Corporation
809 NOBLE RD
! ING LIST
$269,000
$624,800
250-287-0120
shelleyking@royallelpage.ca
59 STRATHCONA WAY Stunning rancher maintained to perfection. This gorgeous 1266 sq/ ft, 3 bed, 2 bath home is perfect for retires or young families starting out.
STEPHEN GRANT
Personal Real Estate Corporation
Quathiaski Cove home with incredible gardens. This is an older character home with a newer 570 sq ft addition that is currently used as an artist studio.
160 ISLAND HWY Newer (2008)…Front portion has a triple garage, a middle unit & upper unit that have good to excellent views & an older rear portion with 2 small rental units. MLS 416130
ANDREW RIVETT
250-203-0096
Based on completed sales statistics from Vancouver Island Real Estate Board (for 2016 Year to Date)
3311 WISCONSIN Great street appeal! Quality built 2510 sq. ft. home with grand entry & high ceilings. Gorgeous kitchen with built-ins & offering oodles of cabinets & granite counter tops. Fully fenced yard with great patio area & concrete side yard driveway to the detached 24 x 24 shop.
MLS 417152
$579,800
MARTHA ABELSON
ROBERT NIXON
STEPHEN GRANT
250-287-6200
Personal Real Estate Corporation
MarthaAbelson@royallepage.ca
Robert@RobertNixonRealEstate.com
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Walnut, Blue Cheese and Cranberry Cookies ■ 1 cup crumbled blue cheese ■ Half cup salted butter, room temp ■ Ha l f t sp. f re sh ground black pepper ■ 1 cup flour ■ Three quarters cup walnut bits and crumbs ■ Three quarters cup chopped dried cranberries Preheat oven to 325’F. Mix cheese, butter and pepper until roughly blended. Stir in flour, nuts and cranberries
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Opinion tled after only two years in cask. Dark purple in colour and very true to the real grape flavours, Vintage Port should be matured for at least 10 years before drinking. Perfect for sharing with a few friends, Graham’s Quinta dos Malvedos 2001 (358721) $31.99/375ml oozes aromas and flavours of sweet blackberry, mulberry, prunes, cherry and raisins. Drink or
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From left, Sonia Edwards, regional director at Investors Group, gives a $3,200 cheque to Debbie Willis, manager of the food bank. The funds were raised through Investors Group’s comedy tour.
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Dorothy Rif turns 96 at the end of this month but that isn’t slowing her down as she and her grandson Tom Kruesel walked down and back to see Elk Falls from the suspension bridge on Sunday. She says that it was “spectacular.”
Two local researchers appointed as professors Two leading research lege, he led and managed scientists from the BC several projects on molCentre for Aquatic lusk health management Health Sciences have and the development of been appointed Adjunct molecular diagnostic Professors at Vancouver tools. Island University. He has been with Local Research Scien- BC Centre for Aquatic tists at the BC Centre for Health Sciences (BC Aquatic Health Sciences CAHS) for four years. in Campbell River – Dr. Dr. Marshall’s main Wyth Marshall research and Dr. Ahmed interest is in Siah – have microbial been appointed ecology and as Adjunct Proshe comfessors at Vanpleted her couver Island PhD at the University in department the Faculty of of Botany at Fisheries and the UniverAquaculture. sity of BritDr. Wyth Both scientists ish ColumMarshall will use their bia. appointments to further She also holds a BSc in research into molecular biology and a certificate diagnosis and microbial in environmental restoecology in shellfish and ration from the Univerfinfish. sity of Victoria. She has Dr. Siah pursued his been at BC CAHS since postdoctoral studies in 2010. molecular ecotoxicolBC Centre for Aquatic ogy at the University Health Sciences chief of Le Havre in France executive Dr. Jim Powafter earning his PhD ell said both doctors are in oceanography at the regarded as experts in Institute of Marine Sci- their fields. ences in Rimouski, Que“We’re e x t re m e l y bec. proud of the calibre of As a research associate our team in Campbell at Prince Edward Island’s River. These academic Atlantic Veterinary Col- appointments recognize
the talent in our local Powell added. “Throughcommunity. out the terms of their “Part of our appointmandate is ment they t o e du c at e will enrich people about the learning aquatic sciopportunities ences and for students, Dr. Marshall helping them and Dr. Siah into handsare excelon research lent teachwhich has a Dr. Ahmed ers as well as c om m e rc i a l Siah researchers,” application.”
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leader, she’s a rock in academics, she’s medalled twice in swimming at the Nationals and she received the Phoenix Firebird Award in Grade 7, an accolade for excellence in all facets of student life.“ Much of what the teacher learned was a surprise When nominating a pupil for ‘Student of the Month’, École Phoenix teacher Kristin Gustavsen immediately thought of one person. Brooke because Brooke had never mentioned all of her achievements. Wenger. Tazumi MacGregor are Grade 12 13 yearand old Jasmine Brooke spoke briefly striking a “Before I could even find the principal, Mr. Ruehlen, to tell him, he CharisThe Carihi students that are about to embark on comparison to what she thought Rotary was about, “I approached me about Kristin. It turns out other teachers had beaten me to Interact like to incredible work with others towards a common goal. I’ve it.” a prey journey. Kristin, relatively new to the school, decided to talk with the other learned that by being kind to others, no matter our In December, they’ll head to Vietnam and Cambodia can accomplish great things.MacGregor ” Tazumi and Jasmine are Grade teachers to get their input. “I learned she’s mature, she’s a natural born differences, weCharis Left12to right: Rotarian Shawn Cowan, Tracey Wenger (mother), Brooke Wenger to work with children. Interact Carihi students that are about to embark on (student), Scott Wenger (father) and Kristin Gustavsen (teacher)
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prey will incredible journey. with ‘We Love In Cambodia,a they be involved In December, Vietnamchildren and Cambodia Kids’, a non-profit that’s they’ll goal ishead to to prevent are fitted to their wheelchairs properly.” to workeducaon. with children.There they will spend trafficking through Fundraising for this trip has been a major endeavour for In Cambodia, will their be involved with ‘We Love me with children learningthey about challenges. these two determined young people. Through bottle drives,
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Club Officers Do you qualify for Veterans’ Student of the Month – Date Desk Duty Greeter Greeter Foundaon Desk Fining Sergeant Rotary Moment President Student of the Month-Non Hour Rotary Date Desk Duty Greeter Greeter Foundaon Desk Fining Sergeant Rotary Moment Cathy Kaardal Jana Modras Assistance? 2016-11-01 Diana G Tony F Don H George L Bruce M 2016-11-01 2016-11-08 Diana G Tony F Don H George L Bruce President Elect Susanne G Carihi—Jana Janice F BruceModras I Bruce M Kevin SM Need help completing Ian Baikie 2016-11-08 Susanne G JaniceCarihi F Bruce I Perras Bruce Kevin S Teacher Kerri (top M left) the forms? Secretary introduced Jana as a focused and determined WE CAN HELP! David Heath person, and has demonstrated many times cathykaardal@gmail.com 202-2550
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over her understanding of volunteerism and selflessness. She’s involved in several school and community groups, including student leadership, Interact and even the new Fly fishing Club She understands the importance of supporting our local and world communities, and of the impact oneCarihi positive Teacher person canKerri have inPerras the world. (top Jana’s willing to be in the spotlight, but is the behind scenes orchestrator helpingand others left) the introduced Jana as a a focused Campbell River Daybreak Rotary Club person, and has apparently without expectation of reward. She is a loyal friend determined with the kindest heart, but has P.O. Box 42—Staon A, demonstrated many times over her no sympathy for spiders and will not hesitate to call for their mass extinction. understanding of volunteerism Campbell River, B.C., V9W 4Z9 and Susie Moscovitch (top right) - Chair of the Student of the Month.
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CampbellOctober Riverand Daybreak Rotary Club 25,community 2016. 3 school groups, including student leadership, Interact and even the P.O. Box 42—Staon A, with Sid Shook & Alex Bates new Fly fishing Club She understands Campbell River, B.C., V9W 4Z9 the importance of supporting our local Sid related the Youth Soccer Association has now
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25, 2016.person can have in Campbell River Daybreak Rotary Membership impact one positive Another $100,000 is still required and to bring it in October Steve Nagle
a banquet/dance is planned for Feb 4. The band, Mr Completely will be playing and tickets will be Public Image A silent andDustin live auctionDavid will help to Amy Stevens Debrasold for $100. Steve Nagle Proctor Dave Hamilton International Cunningham Whiteside publisher@campbellrivermirror.co completeMembership a wonderful evening for all. Sergeant-at-Arms m snagle@telus.net 286-1184
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The Paul Harris Fellowship Awards Rotarians Amy Stevenson
Keith Price
Non Rotarians Sandra Allen Megan Creran Doris Frame Jackie MacNaughton ton Scott Marshall Yvonne Andre Andrea Woermke
Donor Bob Gowryluk Graham Stewart Stephen Frame Don MacNaugh-
Todd Peachey hosted the awards and related the history of the Rotary Foundation, how it works and how the funds are distributed. We celebrated some of the people who contributed to our Rotary Foundation and have reached milestones in their donations. History The Paul Harris Fellow recognition acknowledges individuals who contribute, or who have contributions made in their name, of US$1,000 to The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International. It was established in 1957 to show appreciation for and encourage substantial contributions to what was then the Foundation’s only program, Rotary Foundation Fellowships for Advanced Study, the precursor to Ambassadorial Scholarships. Early Paul Harris Fellows received a certificate of recognition. Special Guest Allan Edie
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Allan Edie was recognized by the Club and Pres Cathy for his work with the community this year and in past. Not only did he host our Book Sale at his mall, Ironwood Place but he houses the CR Seniors Association there too.
Steve Frame recognized his mother Doris Multiple PHF Pins Recipients: Bruce Woermke PHF +2 Jens Rolinski PHF +3 Ray Hughes PHF +3 Ian Baikie PHF +4 Stephen Frame PHF +5 Gary Thulin PHF +5 Cindy Evans PHF +6 Phil MacNeill PHF +6 Ken Whiddington PHF +8
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Would you recommend my Dad moving into a retirement community during the Holidays or is this not a good idea? Wendy Mayers
Community Relations Manager
There is NEVER a wrong time to move into a Retirement Community – in fact if loneliness, isolation and poor eating habits are a concern – then it is a great time to consider a Retirement Community.
It is the social component (and all it encompasses) that is so fulfilling when living in a Retirement Community. While some seniors continue to be actively involved with family and friends, many more seniors are experiencing “diminished community”. This could come from compromised health, loss of a partner or close friend, losing a drivers license, waning eating habits – all contributing to loneliness and isolation. An excerpt from Psychology Today: “Friendship is a lot like food. We need it to survive…. Psychologists find that human beings have a fundamental need for inclusion in group life and for close relationships. The upshot is, we function best when the social need is met. It is easier to stay motivated, to meet the varied challenges of life.
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In fact, evidence has been growing that when our need for social relationships is not met, we fall apart mentally and even physically. There are effects on the brain and the body.” Considering a move to a Retirement Community can address these concerns by providing opportunities for breaking bread together, offering recreation activities in small and large groups, social gatherings like happy hour and entertainment offerings, scenic drives, cultural outings and wellness presentations.
Dave Hamilton and Maria Kirley of the Campbell River Mirror are proud members of Rotary
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Wendy Mayers is your local Senior Living Expert. If you have questions or would like to chat, contact Wendy at Berwick by the Sea, 250-914-8055 or email: berwickbythesea@berwickrc.com
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George Nyman
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Taylor Stephen
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Doug Phyall
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Janice Feeney
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ĆěĎĉ Ćėđ Č‹ ÄšÄ‰ČŒ ĆēĞĔē February 5, 1924 – November 12, 2016 David Earl (Bud) Lanyon passed away on November 12, 2016 at Campbell River Hospital. Bud was born February 5, 1924 at Waskatenau, Alberta to Paul and Sarah Lanyon. He was predeceased by long time friend and business partner Barbara Finch and is survived by his son David Leslie Lanyon of Campbell River, Barry Paul (Lydia) Lanyon, grandchildren Barry Kyle Lanyon, Benjamin Earl (Kristen) Lanyon of Victoria, BC, Melissa (Timophy) Konkel of Winnipeg, Manitoba, Lauren Mahala Lanyon of Campbell River, and brothers Percy (Donna) of Parksville, BC, Cyril (Marion) of Nottingham, U.K., Donald (Beverly) of Courtenay, BC, and George (Kathy) of Courtenay, BC. Bud came to Campbell River in 1945 to work for the Consulting Engineer in charge of building the John Hart Generating System and then transferred to the Consulting Engineer, building the Elk Falls Pulp & Paper complex. On completion of the Elk Falls Mill, he worked his way up from Mechanics Helper to a Heavy Duty Mechanic. During his employment at Elk Falls Mill he held many Executive positions with the local Pulp & Paper Mill union, eventually becoming President. During his time at the Mill he held many volunteer positions with local connections such as The United Way – The United Church Board – The First Evergreen Scout Group and served 6 years as a Director for the local Credit Union and 3 years as a NorIsle Coop Director. He was largely responsible for the organizing of the Quinsam Heights Waterworks District and was its chairman for many years, then resigned to take on the job of Water Commissioner for the Greater Campbell River Water District, both districts have been amalgamated into the District of Campbell River. About the mid 1970s he formed a partnership with his longtime friend Barbara Finch so they could found and operate the business known as the CR Office Shop. The business was sold in the early 1990s. A celebration of Bud’s life will be held on Saturday, November 26, 2016 at 10:30 am at the Ocean Crest Community Church (Salvation Army) 291 McLean St.  -  Campbell River, BC.
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With broken hearts, we announce the passing of Barry on November 10th. He passed away peacefully at home in Campbell River with family at his side. Predeceased by his parents Milton (1983) and Dorcas (2004), brother Jeffrey (2013) and sister Nora (2015). Survived by his loving wife Yvonne; children Hannah Clausen (Aaron), Collin (Ida Dick) and Jackson; stepchildren Santana Orel (Aaron Olsen), Veronica Avitan (Seth); his sisters and brothers Valerie, Milton (Fran), Shelley, Michael (Rhonda) of North Bay, Bonnie Stillert (John) Sault Ste. Marie; father-in-law George Knowles. Grandchildren that he loved deeply and brought him joy; Carson and Ethan Clausen, Arianna Dick, Kace, Kyla, Tyson and baby Olsen, Brooklyn and Sequoia Avitan. Barry had a special place in his heart for his nieces and nephews Kelly, Rob, Darla, Sheena, Misty, Shelley, Debra, Dawna and Patricia; great nieces and nephews Amanda, Aylana, Bree, Abey, Ruby, Elise, Owain, Jordan, Mitchel, Aubrey, Jaden, Nicholas, Liam and baby Sabourin. Barry loved living in Campbell River but never forgot his family and friends in Ontario. He was a big huggy bear, just like his nickname, and loved each and everyone unconditionally. He always had a sparkle in his eye for his wife Yvonne with whom he found true love and happiness. His great sense of humour matched hers and they were the dynamic duo. In his spare time he was an avid fisherman, always chasing the big one that got away. He loved relaxing in his back yard with family and friends and called it a little piece of heaven. This man, with the big heart and love for everything and everyone around him, will be dearly missed. Special thanks to Barry’s sister Shelley who played a major role in fulfilling his wish to be at home, his niece Debra who came up countless times from Victoria to help care for him, Dr. James Grace, River City Medical staff, Home Support Nursing Team, the staff at CR Hospital 3 North and his loving friends who came to visit him. As per his wishes, there will not be a service or celebration of life. A private family burial will be held in North Bay, Ontario in the spring. In lieu of flowers donations to the “Heart & Stroke Foundation� or the “Lung Association� would be appreciated. We love you and will miss you “Bear�
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Passed away suddenly on Nov. 5, 2016. Deeply missed by his parents and his many friends. Memorial service to be held at the Salvation Army Church, 291 McLean St. Campbell River on Wednesday, November 23, 2016, at 1:00pm. Rest in peace, Dear Son.
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Charles Nuttal was treated to lunch at McDonald’s with acting Mayor Marlene Wright, fire chief Ian Baikie and members of the fire crew.
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here’s probably no other tool that we use that combines universal functionality with craftsmanship and beauty as much as a knife does. We use knives for everything from cutting rope to carving works of art, all the while being a work of art themselves. Scott Laughlin, the owner of Sandstorm Custom Knives, makes his living crafting handmade knives and he lives by the philosophy that “Life is too short to carry an ugly knife.” That’s the slogan on Sandstorm Custom Knives’ website where Laughlin points out that knives are one of mankind’s earliest tools. From the Stone Age to today, everyone uses knives every day. They also live on in our legends from the historical Samurai swords of Japan to the mystical sword in the stone. Knives are a tool that are more effective the higher the quality of the materials and craftsmanship involved in their making. Most of today’s mass-produced knives fit your hand badly, have poor fit and finish and can’t stand up to real work in the outdoors, Laughlin says. Laughlin says his mission is to build the best knives for every purpose. He builds them from the handle out, which ensures the most comfortable grip possible before he even designs the blade. “My passion is to create knives that are as beautiful as they are functional,” Laughlin says. “Knives that perform superbly, balance
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Scott Laughlin (above) displays one of the beautiful fillet knives he makes out of his Campbell River workshop. He and his wife Holly (top right) run Sandstorm Custom Knives and Sharpening where they sell a variety of handmade knives.
naturally in your hands – knives that you are proud to pass on to others.” And Laughlin is recognized for the quality of his work. Sandstorm Custom Knives not only makes custom knives for many purposes but it also sharpens just about any tool that has an edge. And it’s funny what people come to appreciate and the lengths they’ll go for quality work. Sandstorm’s sharpening service has attracted customers from the mainland because getting the job done right is that important to them. “We’ve even had a couple come from Vancouver, purposefully, to have their knives sharpened by us,” Laughlin
says. Other happy customers are involved in the food processing industry, the sportsfishing industry and even education. A culinary teacher in one of the local high schools brought in for sharpening all of the knives used in her classes. It’s all done in a small workshop that Laughlin admits is “getting a bit tight” and a small storefront in Campbellton between Associated Tire and the Campbell River Lodge where Sandstorm custom knives are sold. It’s also where you can drop off your blades for sharpening. Sandstorm has been operating in Campbell River for two-and-a-half years but Laughlin has
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been a knifemaker for 31 years. He got into the craft when he was 17 and was given a little wooden-handled knife with a plastic sheath and no guard on it. He wasn’t thinking one day and stuck the knife into a dock and his hand slipped down the knife onto the blade. “Cut my fingers pretty bad,” Laughlin says. “I thought, ‘There’s got to be a better knife out there and a better way of making them.’” What followed was “a whole lot of what not to do,” as he taught himself how to make knives. “I made a few that were passable and one that I was proud of,” Laughlin says. When he moved to Courtenay, he met Jamie Hipwell, a part-time knife-maker, full-time autobody mechanic. “He kind of taught me how to hollow-grind knives,” Laughlin said. Eventually he learned to perfect the techniques he was taught and received kudos from his teacher. And now the
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knives to hunting knives and pocket knives. “I basically make anything from little hunting knives all the way up to Samurai swords,” Laughlin says. All his knives come with free sharpening and lifetime guarantees. If you want one though, be sure to order early. It takes time to hand make a knife. For more information, visit www.sandstormknives.com.
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A hate for school gets turned around years after graduation
Carihi students celebrate change making at WE Day JASMINE MACGREGOR CARIHI MIRROR
Continuous volunteer work both locally and globally came full circle when the Carihi Interact Club was awarded 26 tickets for WE Day Vancouver. Service is the only way to get a ticket to the annual event that celebrates young people who are making a difference. This year, Carihi students were fortunate to be among the 20,000 B.C. youth who attended WE Day on Nov. 3 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver. “It was overwhelming the amount of people who were all there for the right reasons,” said Sarah Robinson, student. This was Robinson’s first time attending WE Day and she was inspired by the performances and speeches by popular figures and change makers such as the co-founders of the WE Movement, Craig and Marc Kielburger, Premier Christy Clark and Margaret
ally went to school for chemical engineering. “I loved it, [but] I went in the wrong dire c t ion,” S chaub said. “When I was a kid, you’d get streamed according to the profession of your parents, not really [based on] your skills…In Switzerland you either fit in or you don’t.” He later became a cabinet maker and soon got married. In 1988, with his wife and one son, they moved to Canada. Schaub was seeking a different lifestyle than what he had grown up in. He and his wife had a second son in Canada. They moved to Calgary and lived there for a while before moving to the Shuswap and staying there for 20 years. When Schaub’s children were in school, he noticed how different the system was from Switerland’s. He got himself involved in
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Carihi principal Fred Schaub was in high school, he hated it, nowadays, school is everything he does. Schaub has been at Carihi for just over two years. He became the new principal, a promotion from vice-principal the previous school year, after the departure of principal Sean Toal. Schaub says his favourite part of being a principal is making it work for the students. “At night when I go to bed, what makes me feel good is knowing [we have] helped another struggling student,” Schaub says. He also says it is easy to go to work, especially at a place like Carihi. Schaub grew up in Switzerland and that is where he went to school until he was 16. He became an apprentice after that and eventu-
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Jana Modras, Sarah Robinson, Aurelie Poirier, Kianna Shwaluk and Jeet Bains were part of a delegation of Carihi students that attended WE Day celebrations in Vancouver on Nov. 3.
Trudeau, among others. “Every speaker and performer had their own unique cause they were promoting,” said Robinson. “My favourite was Margaret Trudeau. She was just so upbeat about the whole thing and really wanted to get her message across about mental health. She talked about her own experience with Bipolar Disorder. Speaking to an age group that will probably be going through many changes in the next couple of years, she really made it clear that it’s always okay to seek help.”
After the event the phrase ‘Me to We’, one of the main messages, held new meaning for Robinson. “To me, [it] means that people can work together to make a change in the world,” she said. “You’re never in it alone.” She also learned a lot about schools that have created Me to We Clubs. “We want to incorporate more WE Movement fundraisers and initiatives into Carihi’s own existing clubs and programs to bring the idea of ‘Me to We’ into the school community,” she said.
Day ceremony was lead by Senior Leadership students Callie Ann Massee and Johaan Do. They discussed some of the contributions of Canadian soldiers to shaping Canada. “Over 600,000 Canadians fought in World War I. That is one out of 13 Canadians”, said Massee.
A speech by a Canadian Armed Forces member and a series of performances by the Carihi Choir completed the assembly. The next morning hundreds gathered in Spirit Square around the cenotaph for the community remembrance ceremony.
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Fred Schaub, principal at Carihi, takes his turn supervising students while they wait for the bus at the end of the day.
school activities such as field trips and coaching hockey. In 1999, when all of the kids were out of school, Schaub began his teaching degree. He enjoyed the school environment and working with young people. He did the first three
years of the degree via distance learning, accumulating 90 university credits as well as working. He then went to Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops to complete his undergrad. He did his Master’s at Simon Fraser University.. At the moment, he is working on his doctorate at the University of Calgary. “I love going to school,” he said. “I sort of need that as a balance.” Looking back, he ne ver would have thought he would have gone into teaching neither would his peers. “I even surprise myself sometimes,” he said. To graduating Grade 12s, Mr. Schaub has only one thing to say, “You got about 80 years in this place; don’t have regrets,…If things go the wrong way, look for change.”
Students and adults alike take a moment to remember CLINTON MACADAM CARIHI MIRROR
With no school on Remembrance Day, students across School District 72 gathered in gymnasiums on Nov. 10 to commemorate this annual event of remembrance. Carihi’s Remembrance
It began with a story of a family in World War I. Like so many others, the family’s oldest son joined the Canadian forces, and was soon sent to fight in Europe. All the family could do was hope that he would someday return. Unfor tunately, he became one of approxi-
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mately 61,000 that perished fighting for his country. “His family would never see him again. His mom would never hug him again”, said the speaker. The ceremony then proceeded with the laying of wreaths as well as a brief speech from MLA
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Claire Trevena. Throughout both ceremonies, the key message continued to be “Lest we forget’ and “We will remember them”. Through the school Remembrance Day ceremonies and active participation in Remembrance Day events, young people are con-
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tinuing the tradition of remembrance. When asked what R e m e mbr an c e D ay means to him, Goan Bellosillo of the Cadets said, “If they can risk their lives in battle, we can take a bit of time to get a little wet and remember what they did for our country”.
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My adventures in journalism began last year when I first started writing for the Carihi Mirror as a Grade 11 student. The moment I saw my first article in print, I knew I was hooked. As I begin my Grade 12 year, I marvel at all the opportunities “real life” will bring, the places I’ll see, the people I’ll encounter and all the stories they will tell. I find joy in the performing arts, the French language, the great outdoors and of course, putting pen to paper or as they should say in the 21st century, putting keys to computer screen. I look forward to another fantastic year writing for the Carihi Mirror!
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The Campbell River Salmon Kings are appealing to the city to open Centennial Pool earlier than usual next year so that the swim club can stay competitive. The outdoor pool typically does not open until late May or early to mid-June and Tim Defert, president of the Salmon Kings, said the uncertainty around the club’s start up is stressful for the athletes, families, coaches and executive. “Each May we are forced to accept limited and inconvenient swim lane times at Strathcona Gardens,” Defert wrote in a letter to city council. “We believe that this puts our club at a distinct disadvantage as we are unable to have consistent practice times at the start of our season and we aren’t able to establish our club atmosphere at Strathcona Gardens.” Defert added that May is one of the busiest times at Strathcona Gardens and it can be difficult to book lane times. He said that it’s not out of the question for new groups or clubs to have to wait “years for slots to open up.” If the city were to open Centennial Pool in early May, Defert said, it would not only help the Salmon Kings but also the Strathcona Triathlon Club, School District 72, and the Campbell River
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Campbell River’s Yana Jacobs races to victory during the Campbell River Salmon Kings annual swim meet last year. The Salmon Kings are asking the city to open Centennial Pool early next year so that the club can stay competitive.
Killer Whales swim club. Defert said the proposal is not unrealistic. “With an average high temperature in May of 17 C and a low of 6 C, based on climate data from the Campbell River Airport, we believe that temperature should not be a barrier to opening Centennial Pool in May,” Defert wrote. “Many private, resort and civic outdoor pools in the province are open in late April to early May.” Opening the pool early, however, would likely add to the city’s operating costs. For the past few years, city council has dipped into its gaming funds to pay for Centennial Pool operations which were budgeted at $30,000 for the season. Council, at last week’s Monday meeting, held off on making any decisions about Centennial
Pool until its 2017 budget planning sessions, which are scheduled for early December. Defert, though, is hoping council will see it’s in several user groups’ best interest to open the outdoor pool at the beginning of May in order to “provide adequate pool usage opportunities.” The Campbell River Salmon Kings offer youth swimming programs at Centennial Pool and have been since the facility opened in 1967. The club provides both introductory and performance
programs and employs between six and eight local high school and post-secondary students (who have graduated from the Salmon Kings program) to coach the swimmers. The club’s biggest event is its annual July swim meet when the Salmon Kings host up to 10 swim clubs from across Vancouver Island. The event attracts, on average, 300 swimmers plus another 400 family members to Campbell River over the course of three days.
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Support your kids – economically It’s tougher these days for young people to become financially independent. You’ll probably have to help your kids with tuition and other forms of financial support, perhaps for several years beyond college or university, while they get established in their careers. A registered education savings plan (RESP) is a good way to rein in the rising costs of a post-secondary education. And investing a few dollars each earnings period in a fund for “kids’ support” is a good idea, too. Support your parents – maybe You’re a member of the “sandwich generation” and, as such, you could find yourself not only supporting your kids but also aging parents. Include that possibility in your budgeting decisions. Plan to retire You may intend to work well beyond the ‘usual’ age for retirement or, like a growing number of Canadians, you may be aiming at early retirement. Either way, make sure you have a plan in place that will get you there in financial comfort.
And speaking of savings: Statistics Canada finds that one in three Canadian adults are not preparing financially for retirement*. If that’s you, now is the time to improve your savings strategy. And one final tip: To make the most of Identify your priorities Your income your peak earning years (and all your other has never been this good and that can get years) talk to a professional advisor about you thinking about realizing some dreams the best financial plan for your situation. – like buying a larger home or purchasing * h t t p : / / w w w . s t a t c a n . g c . c a / d a i l y a cottage, a new vehicle or a boat – but quotidien/141106/dq141106b-eng.htm beware of spending too much now at the expense of your retirement years. Instead This column, written and published by Investors Group Financial Services Inc. (in Québec – a Financial Services Firm), and Investors Group Securities Inc. (in Québec, a firm in Financial Planning) presents general information only and is not a solicitation to buy or sell any investments. Contact your own advisor for specific advice about your circumstances. For more information on this topic please contact your Investors Group Consultant.
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Pack a shoebox for a woman in need in Campbell River this holiday season JOCELYN DOLL CAMPBELL RIVER MIRROR
A lis on Sk repne ck came across The Shoebox Project on Canada AM four years ago and decided she should bring it to Campbell River. This years drive started Nov. 12 and Skrepneck is accepting shoeboxes until Dec. 2. The project distributes shoeboxes with $50 worth of gifts to vulnerable women in the community. The gifts inside the shoeboxes can be anything from necessities likes shampoo and deodorant to small luxuries like nail polish or candies. “We just ask people to put in things that they would enjoy,” Skrepneck said. The first year she worked only with the North Island Transition Society, as the Shoebox Project was originally intended to distribute gifts to homeless or at risk women.
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The Shoebox Project volunteers collect shoeboxes for women in vulnerable situations in Campbell River. The volunteers deliver them to agencies around town including the North Island Transition Society.
But now it has grown to include other organizations in town that work with vulnerable women. Some who spend any extra money they have on their children and never on themselves. The response in the community has been amazing.
“We have gone over our goal each year,” Skrepneck said. The goal is determined by the agencies Skrepneck works with. She contacts each one early in the fall and asks how many shoeboxes they think they will need. Skrepneck then goes
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through each box to make sure there is not alcohol or razors and that everything is nut free. She and other volunteers decorate the boxes and then take them to the agencies who
then distribute them. Last year Skrepneck was invited to a luncheon where the shoeboxes were handed out. She said it was wonderful to be a part of and to see the positive responses from the women. The drop off locations this year are Coastal C om mu n it y C re d it Union in Discovery Harbour, Serendipity on Shoppers Row and Sundance Java Bar in Willow Point. For more information go to http://www.shoeboxproject.com/campbell-river.html
Every night supper is served for the homeless as well as struggling families behind the firehall in downtown Campbell River. With the weather getting harsher and wetter the organization who puts on the daily event, Grassroots Kind Hearts Society, is looking to continue serving nutritional meals as well as take the event inside. They have set up a Black Press for Good crowdfunding campaign in hopes of raising enough funds to either rent or build a place where they can continue their mission. “With money raised through Crowdfunding and other fundraising activities we will continue to purchase nutritious food to feed and support our Elders, family and friends who live on the streets or who are at risk of being homeless and those living
in poverty conditions in Campbell River, BC,” says the groups crowdfunding campaign page. The society was founded by Krisandra Rufus in April, 2015 when her nephew reached out to her saying he was homeless and hungry. She took dinner to him and saw that there were many others in similar situations, so she started the nightly dinners. Over the months many volunteers have contributed to cooking for an average of 70 people per night. So far the society they have helped 12 people transition off the streets and into treatment. And now they are asking for support from the community. For more information on the society go to grassrootskindhearts.org To donate to the society go to https:// www.blackpress4good. com/grassrootskindheartsociety
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The move follows another vote by the CVBC last year to ban cosmetic ear cropping procedures on dogs. Gordon notes that research and anecdotal evidence from the veterinary community suggest that there can be many behavioural and physiological complications associated with cosmetic and nontherapeutic alterations. Any individual performing these nowbanned procedures and causing distress to an animal could now face animal cruelty charges under the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
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Tail alterations in horses include tail nicking and tail blocking. Tail nicking involves cutting the tail muscle for the purpose of achieving a high tail carriage for the show ring. Horses then require the need of a tail brace and the use of their tail is greatly compromised throughout the remainder of their life. Tail blocking involves injecting the major nerves of the tail with a substance that affects the horses ability to move the tail. Tail docking involves the removal of part of the tailbone. In horses, tail docking and alteration limits the ability of tail swishing and thus impairs fly control and communication with other horses. All of these procedures can be associated with
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New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia have had bylaws prohibiting their members from performing cosmetic surgeries including tail docking and tail alterations, and ear cropping. Newfoundland and Labrador has had, for many years, a legal prohibition against these practices. PEI’s legal prohibition came into effect in 2016. Quebec in 2017 will ban cosmetic surgeries including tail docking, and ear cropping. Ear cropping is also banned in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. In Canada, the CVMA has communicated their concerns about cosmetic surgeries to the dog breeding community. The CVMA has consistently encouraged breed associations and kennel clubs to change breed standards and their stance on cosmetic alterations. One concern that breeders have is that unaltered dogs will not be able to compete against altered dogs in shows. Some breed associations have already made these changes, and we call upon all others to bring about changes to their standards as has been done in other countries. Some individuals have expressed concerns that prohibiting veterinarians from performing cosmetic surgeries will lead to breeders or owners performing the surgery
themselves. This, however, has not been seen to be the case in other jurisdictions that have passed similar bans in Canada. The Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (PCA) Act of BC gives the BC SPCA the authority to investigate and recommend charges against any person who causes distress to an animal, as defined in the PCA Act. There is an exception for veterinarians who may cause distress to an animal by virtue of performing a medically necessary procedure in accordance with the standards of the profession. If tail docking and alteration is no
their pets.
Veterinarians are obligated to report any incidents of animal abuse and cruelty. With the inclusion of the Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Dairy Cattle into the PCA Act in July of 2015, which states that “dairy cattle must not be tail docked unless medically necessary,” it is illegal under the Act to dock the tail of dairy cattle
Gunnar, a Weimaraner, came into the care of the Victoria BC SPCA with his tail already docked. individual performing a cosmetic procedure could face charges under the PCA Act, including a veterinarian.
longer considered an acceptable procedure in accordance with the standards of the profession, then any
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Campbell River Hospital’s Maternity Department. Annie is a newbornsized doll, which is used for teaching purposes during NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Provider courses). It is like CPR but for newborns which means there are some fundamental differences on what to do. All nurses, doctors and midwives working on maternity have to recertify every two years. The course is offered locally, with instructors from Campbell River Hospital.
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