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A restructuring within Lake Country munici-pal hall that saw sta� lay-o� s over the past three year municipal term was the hot topic of discus-sion � ursday night in Oyama as the Oyama Community Club host-ed a candidate’s forum in advance of the upcoming municipal elections.

Candidates were grilled on a variety of questions—gates being closed on regional dis-trict parks in Oyama, the lack of park facili-ties for young kids, gravel

pits, the future of Pelme-wash Parkway and the restructuring plan with-in the district that has come under � re in the past year.

“How many years will it take to recoup the hundreds of thousands of dollars in severance packages the district had to pay out for the re-structuring?” asked Allan Gatzke, a former coun-cillor and one of about 60 Oyama residents who showed up to hear from candidates.

Councillor-at-large incumbent Penny Gam-bell said it may take up

to 18 months before the district is able to pay o� the severance while in-cumbent Oyama coun-cilor Owen Dickie de-fended the changes at municipal hall.

“What happened is a signi� cant streamlining that has resulted in an increase in production and better sta� relations,” said Dickie.

“� ere are costs and those costs are di� cult to avoid when you elimin-ate positions.”

Mayor James Baker also defended the moves within city hall, say-ing the restructuring ac-

tually began before the last three-year municipal term and is now com-plete.

“We may have to do some rehiring, we may have to look at increas-ing sta� , but right now we are managing to pro-vide all the services,” said Baker.

“It may be hard in some of the departments that are a bit short but we can look at that.”

Baker is running against long-time Lake Country businessman Jayson McCarthy, who told the crowd gath-ered that it was time for

a change in leadership within Lake Country.

“I heard all of council talk about saving money and streamlining in this (restructuring) process and we’ve all been talk-ing about how much we love Lake Country,” said McCarthy.

“But the depart-ment that felt the most of council’s wrath was the parks and rec depart-ment.

“It has been decimat-ed so I don’t know how you can say we are look-ing after the taxpayers when parks and rec has been cut and those parks

are a major reason why we all want to live here.

“� e very people that help us keep Lake Country beautiful are the people that have been re-structured or in some cases moved out the door.”

In the Oyama ward, Dickie is being opposed by newcomer Keli West-gate, a self-employed newcomer to the area who was born in Ver-non and moved to Lake Country last year.

Westgate said she

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has a vision for con-trolled  business growth in Oyama that could be associated with a future rail trail.

“I see small business-es associated with the rail trail,” she said.

“If we can accom-modate the small busi-ness in a low rise build-ing where seniors could live and they are closer to the amenities that would be great.”

Other council-lor-at-large candidates

also � elded questions and laid out their plat-forms to the crowd.

Former councillor Bill Scarrow, who has sat on Lake Country coun-cil three times, Arlene Brenner, an advocate for the disabled who is deaf, Don Rae, a software de-veloper and president of the Lions Club and Richard Issler, a busi-nessman who fought to save Aspen Grove Golf Course are running for the two at-large coun-cil seats.

Scarrow, a tran-

sit worker, said there is much room to improve in Lake Country when it comes to roads.

“I would like to see

phase three of the Main Street project completed to relieve pressure on lo-cal roads,” he said.

“Pelmewash Parkway

is a good opportunity for our citizens to become healthier and be an area where people from Ke-lowna and Vernon would

come to Lake Country.”Rae said Lake Coun-

try is at a key time in its development.

“We are at a cross roads,” he said. “� e economy is on the rise and business is on the rise but those oppor-tunities are being lost to drive-thrus and strip malls.”

Issler, who fought to save the Aspen Grove Golf Course and says the current council did not listen to the public on the issue, says it’s a ma-jor reason why he is run-

ning.“I have zero polit-

ical experience and to be honest I’m not fully up to speed on the current issues Lake Country is facing,” he said.

“But I think the cur-rent council has failed in listening to its constitu-ents.”

� e Lake Country Chamber of Commerce will host an all-candi-dates forum on Nov. 3 , 7 p.m., at George Elliot Secondary School.newsroom@lakecountrynews.net

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“But I think the cur-rent council has failed in listening to its constitu-ents.”

� e Lake Country Chamber of Commerce will host an all-candi-dates forum on Nov. 3 , 7 p.m., at George Elliot Secondary School.newsroom@lakecountrynews.net

KELI WESTGATE: IN HER OWN WORDS

� e highway move last summer af-fected everyone here in one way or an-other and I plan to support the busi-nesses in helping people � nd Oyama with new and better signage.

Families need to be able to safe-ly travel along the new Pelmewash Parkway so I would seek to include tra� c-calming measures, preferably roundabouts, in the future design plans.

I support the Okanagan Rail Trail proposal, which will give people a choice to run, walk or ride between communities instead of just driving or taking the infrequent bus.

I’m excited about the potential of creating a beautiful and accessible rec-reational corridor for alternative trans-portation that will facilitate a healthy, active and connected community.

I’ll work to preserve the agricultur-al heritage of Oyama while promoting agri-tourism so that more people have the chance to know where their food comes from and how it is grown.

I’d love to see more young families here, as well. We need to be an invit-ing community, and one way to do that is by increasing a� ordable housing and creating a welcoming environment in terms of attracting new business. KEVIN PARNELL/LAKE COUNTRY CALENDAR

OYAMA candidates Keli Westgate (left photo) and Owen Dickie (above).

KEVIN PARNELL

If Arlene Brenner were elected to Lake Country council, folks attending the Oyama Community Club’s can-didate’s forum last week may have been able to watch the proceedings on a TV with closed cap-tioning services for the hard of hearing.

A 25-year resident of the Okanagan, Brenner is deaf and running for a seat on Lake Country council on a platform of accessibility for everyone.

“Some of you have lost your hearing through your job or be-cause of your age,” she told a crowd of 60-plus residents last week, using sign language and her ability to speak.

“� ere are a lot of people that don’t hear very well. We should have TVs here with closed captioning.”

Brenner said her goals for Lake Country are for the community to be-come the best in many di� erent areas.

She said her dream

is to see Lake Country have more features that would help those with disabilities live more comfortably in Lake Country and said she would love to see a new home for seniors in the community.

“I’m a good listen-er for your concerns and your feelings,” she said.

“I’m a positive person with a good attitude and believe we can change for the better.”

Lake Country Mayor James Baker welcomed Brenner into the race

and said the district is becoming more open for people with disabilities.

“We have become more inclusive,” he said.

“We have formed an age and access commit-tee. We’re the � rst com-munity to have inter-preters at our events like Canada Day and Re-membrance Day so we could include hard of hearing or the deaf.”

Brenner is a member of the district’s age and access committee.

OWEN DICKIE: IN HIS OWN WORDS

As Lake Country evolves we must work to ensure Oyama maintains its place as one of the four distinct com-munities that make up the district.

� e current council of the District of Lake Country has accomplished much.

� e following list gives an idea of the amount of work and accomplish-ments achieved between the 2011 elec-tion and today.

• Main Street—Callahan’s Appli-cation Approved, works commenced (2014)

• Turtle Bay Crossing Commer-cial Application approved (waiting on MOTI approval) (2014)

• Harvest Centre Commercial De-velopment (Berry Road and Highway 97) approved (waiting on MOTI ap-proval) (2014)

• TD Bank Development approved and completed (2011)

• Lakestone Development (2013 to date)

Other accomplishments include spearheading the adopt a road pro-gram, the Oyama Community Garden an continuing to work on improved tra� c control.

I want to keep building on my past performance to serve Oyama and Lake Country and promise to do all I can to keep you informed.

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Candidates offer differing visions about Oyama ward

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I like Guinness. I get to watch the bub-bles.

You’re supposed to pour Guinness so it foams. Guinness even puts a plastic marble in-side its cans, to make the beer foam more vigor-

ously when it’s poured.So at � rst, the glass is

almost entirely foam. � e dark beer is invisi-

ble among those millions of tiny bubbles. � e foam swirls. Gradually, darker patches appear.

� e liquid beer, heavi-er than the foam, starts to settle to the bottom.

� e foam begins to dissipate….

Every time I watch a Guinness sorting it-self out, I think of Ange-la Tilby’s book, Science and � e Soul. Tilby visu-alized the origins of our universe as “the foam of spacetime.”

In that explosive be-ginning she imagined a foam of still unde� ned energy particles—what would eventually form quarks and bosons, lep-tons and gravitons—frothing wildly in every direction, creating space and time as they expand-ed.

I try to imagine how the foam on my Guin-ness might behave if there were no “down” for the heavier beer to settle into. If there were no “up” for the lighter bubbles to rise towards.

Because in the begin-ning, when that � rst ex-plosion of energy oc-curred, there was no up or down.

Space and time didn’t

The beginnings of us all

▼ FAITH TODAY

Debate is under-way on the B.C. Liberal govern-

ment’s tax and environ-mental plan for lique-� ed natural gas exports, amid the usual political theatre.

Most media re-ported that the gov-ernment “slashed” its proposed seven-per-cent LNG processing in-come tax by half, cav-ing in to demands of in-ternational energy giants led by Petronas of Ma-laysia.

� e 3.5 per cent tax wouldn’t even take full e� ect until the mas-sive capital investment is written down, and would rise to � ve per cent after 20 years of production.

All of this casts fur-ther doubt on Premier Christy Clark’s extrava-gant election campaign promise to use LNG rev-enues to wipe out B.C.’s debt, currently approach-ing $70 billion, and pro-vide an Alberta-style “prosperity fund” to per-form further miracles.

� e seven per cent � g-

ure was the top end of the range presented this spring while negotia-tions with LNG inves-tors were ongoing, so it’s not really accurate to say it was “slashed.”

� is cash calf hasn’t been born yet, and it re-mains to be seen if it will survive.

Finance Minister Mike de Jong point-ed out some of the shifts in the global gas market that have reduced expec-tations.

Japan, one of the po-tential investors, is con-sidering restarting its nu-clear plants as it recovers from the 2011 Fukushi-

ma earthquake.China’s manic growth

is slowing, and it has signed a long-term deal to import cheaper Rus-sian pipeline gas. Oil prices have dropped.

� e government’s change of tone started with the recent throne speech, which empha-sized the fate of B.C.’s only current export mar-ket.

“Like forestry, B.C.’s natural gas industry has relied on exports to the United States,” the speech observed.

“But the American shale gas revolution has meant the export south has dried up – and is never coming back.”

So before B.C. gets to that prosperity fund, it’s got to stop the bleeding.

You may recall it was a U.S. hurricane-induced spike in gas revenues that allowed the province to spread an extra billion to calm its labour waters for the 2010 Olympics. 

� e � nance minis-try estimates that after the startup period, a me-

dium-sized LNG export operation would pay to-tal taxes of around $800 million a year to the province.

De Jong notes that this is more revenue than B.C. will collect from the entire forest industry this year, from a single plant. � ere are 18 currently proposed.

� is new LNG in-come tax is nowhere near the biggest source.

It’s bigger than the carbon tax that LNG producers will pay on fuel use, but only a fourth of what B.C. collects in royalties for selling the gas.

� e biggest source of revenue from this hoped-for plant is “other taxes,” which include sales tax and corporate income tax, which B.C. increased to 11 per cent last year.

University of Cal-gary economist Jack Mintz, who supported B.C. on its ill-fated har-monized sales tax, says this additional LNG tax is wrong-headed at any rate.

“If other provinces take the same view with respect to resource tax-ation, new levies would be applied to oil re� ning, forest product manufac-turing, mining process-ing and a host of oth-er activities linked to re-source industries,” Mintz wrote last week in the Financial Post.

If B.C. does get a sub-stantial LNG export in-dustry, it will include gas from Alberta, with royal-ties going there, not here.

And companies are also wrangling with the federal government over its taxes, with local gov-ernments and First Na-tions still in line for their cut.

� e big question isn’t whether B.C. will get its fair share. It’s wheth-er there will be anything to share.

Tom Fletcher is legisla-ture reporter and columnist for Black Press.

Twitter: @tom� etcherbc Email: t� etcher@blackpress.ca

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� e foam begins to dissipate….

Every time I watch a Guinness sorting it-self out, I think of Ange-la Tilby’s book, Science and � e Soul. Tilby visu-alized the origins of our universe as “the foam of spacetime.”

In that explosive be-ginning she imagined a foam of still unde� ned energy particles—what would eventually form quarks and bosons, lep-tons and gravitons—frothing wildly in every direction, creating space and time as they expand-ed.

I try to imagine how the foam on my Guin-ness might behave if there were no “down” for the heavier beer to settle into. If there were no “up” for the lighter bubbles to rise towards.

Because in the begin-ning, when that � rst ex-plosion of energy oc-curred, there was no up or down.

Space and time didn’t

The beginnings of us all

exist until the foam start-ed expanding. � ey were formed by the foam it-self, rather than existing independently.

And then, like the foam in my glass, the spacetime foam began settling into its compo-nents.

Sub-atomic parti-cles coalesced into atoms, into molecules. Gravity began pulling molecules together.

Crushed closely, they generated heat; com-

pressed, they began fus-ing into more complex molecules.

� e fusion created more heat. In the fullness of time, it blew some of those new stars apart and blasted heavier molecules out into space.

Gravity clumped some of those heavier molecules together, and formed rocky planets. Like ours.

On which some com-plex carbon-based mol-ecules continued fus-ing. But instead of cre-ating heat, they created

life. Plants. Which ex-haled oxygen as a waste product.

� e oxygen levels of this planet increased from zero to around 20 per cent.

New forms of life emerged from the seeth-ing stew to make use of this un-utilized raw ma-terial. Animals. Us.

Everything that exists today derives from that original “foam.” Every-thing, alive or dead. Ev-erything that was, or is, or will be—we are all re-lated by our common or-

igins.Bob Sandford, chair

of the UN’s Water for Life Decade, started one of his speeches by say-ing, “Every time you take a breath, you inhale the exhalation of every living thing on this planet since the beginning of life.”

As a corollary, of course, every time I ex-hale, or burn a log of wood in my � replace, or propel my car with the remains of plankton that lived 300 million years ago, I add to the atmo-sphere by-products that

every living thing will have to contend with in-de� nitely.

We are all intimately related. By our breath. By the elements that make up our bodies.

And by the fact that every molecule, every atom, can trace its ori-gins back to that origi-nal foam.

I can get quite intox-icated just watching the foam in my glass, even without drinking it.

Author Jim Taylor lives in Lake Country

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I t’s a familiar refrain during a provincial election campaign—

citizens being encour-aged to take part in the democratic process and cast a ballot in favour of a candidate, a government, and a direction for the province. It’s no di� erent as our municipal elec-tions draw near.

But consider these statistics from the last municipal election in 2011.

In Kelowna, vot-er turnout was 33 per cent; in Lake Country, it was 29.5 per cent; and in West Kelowna, it was just over 26 per cent.

Low voter turnout isn’t just a Kelowna is-sue; it seems to come up whenever we talk about our provincial and feder-al elections as well.

Elections BC reports 70.5 per cent of eligible

voters cast a ballot in the 1983 B.C. election.

In last year’s provincial vote, it was just over 55 per cent.

Nationally, Elections Canada says just over 75 per cent of eligible voters turned out in 1984.

In 2011, that num-ber fell to just over 61 per cent.

So how do we com-pare to other countries?

� e non-partisan American organization FairVote notes coun-tries like Australia, Bel-gium and Chile have had the highest voter turn-out, hovering around 90 per cent throughout the 2000s.

However, it should be noted that these coun-tries have compulsory voting.

FairVote says oth-er countries like Austria, Sweden, and Italy saw

turnout rates near 80 per cent during the 2000s.

Overall, FairVote says OECD countries expe-rience turnout rates of about 70 per cent, while in the U.S., about 60 per cent of the eligible popu-lation votes during pres-idential election years, and about 40 per cent votes during midterm elections.

� ese � gures may help us re� ect on our low

voter turnout. Whatever our reasons, perhaps we need to set a better ex-ample.

I’d like to take a mo-ment to thank all outgo-ing mayors and council-lors from Kelowna and Lake Country.

� ey have dedicat-ed their time, energy and skills to making our communities better, and I wish them well in their future endeavours.

I encourage voters to take some time to learn more about this year’s candidates.

You can visit the City of Kelowna’s web-site (www.kelowna.ca) and the District of Lake Country’s web-site ( www.okanagan-way.ca/municipal/may-or-council/elections/) to view candidate pro-� les and get information about voting day and ad-

vanced polls. Please vote on Nov. 15.

***And one more thing

to add to the calendar that day: My next health forum, which will focus on sexual health.

It will be presented by registered nurse, sexual health educator and ra-dio host Maureen Mc-Grath.

� is session will be held on Saturday, Nov. 15, from 1 to 3 p.m., in Lecture � eatre EME 0500 at UBC Okana-gan’s Management and Engineering Building.

Admission is free.Looking ahead, De-

cember’s forum will fo-cus on ‘Obesity and the Holidays: Surviving and � riving During the Holiday Season.’

It takes place on Dec.6, from 1 to 3 p.m., at the Creekside � eatre

MP’s ReportNorm Letnick

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Con� rmed speakers include Dr. Roger Crit-tenden and registered di-etitian Tristan Smith.

See you there!Norm Letnick is the

Liberal MLA for Kelow-na-Lake Country.

▼ FAITH TODAY

Elements of our bodies make us all intimately related

To the editor:I have been an Okana-

gan Centre resident since 1984 while my husband has lived here his entire life.

Over the past few years, we watched with varying degrees of interest/trepidation as the winds of change swept through the sleepy-hollow of little Okana-gan Centre.

New life has been emerg-ing as more and more indi-viduals make this community their home, or home away from home.

Very few of the old cottag-es have disappeared, but nu-merous new homes have joined their ranks. 

� ose of us who, over the years, considered this area our personal turf have had to make room in our hearts and outlook for the ongoing transformation.

We tried to hold fast to our old ways, but � nd it is futile.  In today’s society, change is inev-itable.  

One person to tackle the task of the emerging new communi-ty, head on, was our elected civic representative, Lisa Cameron. 

I saw and heard the anger that was directed towards her as people fought change, most par-ticularly in regard to the beach access, and the issue of person-al wharves, structures, pathways, etc. � is is where I want to di-

rect my editorial comment. � ough we did not have a

wharf, my family did have chairs a picnic table and a pump house, all of which came under the changing view of our democrat-ically elected District of Lake Country. 

Our chairs had to go, our pic-nic table had to go, our pump-house underwent close scrutiny for compliance with regulations. 

We watched, one by one, as the wharves of our friends and neighbours disappeared. 

We witnessed the arrival of porta-potties, a nature path, and the occasional unobtrusive bench or sign. 

Now I re� ect on what has

unfolded. I walk the beach of Okanagan Centre from end to end, an approximate � ve kilo-metres of meandering pathway, through native plants, beside lapping water, twists and turns of a new focus unfolding. 

It is beautiful. It is natu-ral and less tainted with human impact. 

� ere are few intrusions left behind to mar the perfection nature provides in such bounty.

Seldom do I now stumble across o� ensive disposable di-apers in the brush, or step in dog-droppings. 

� ese remnants, and the fre-

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quent vestiges of late night gatherers of beer and wine bottles, seem to have found their way to the garbage cans beside the porta-potties.

I no longer have to debate if I walk on some-one’s wharf whether they will yell at me (and yes it happened prior!) 

People seem to be de-veloping a new respect.

I used to cross to the beach in the morning and be disgusted by what visitors left behind.

� is seldom happens now. I am more likely to encounter a warm hel-lo from an early morn-ing couple walking the pathway. 

In the summer months, rather than con-gregating in small beach areas (beaches 1, 2 and 3 as the teens call them), visitors now seem to

spread out across the en-tire linear park area.

I personally � nd less disturbance at our res-idence, less need to call the police or � re de-partment over late night concerns. 

I don’t miss the wharves, I am content to carry down my back-pack chair and depart with it when I’m ready to leave. 

I no longer feel I have a small private beach of

my own, rather, I have � ve kilometers of lake-side beauty to share with others of similar mindset.

I would like to thank Lisa for her courage and vision. I would like to commend her for carry-ing out a di� cult task in the face of much resent-ment, anger and public diversity. 

In the face of hard-ship, that at times was very personal, she re-mained focused, reso-

lute and to the best of her ability, tried to meet a goal for the future bet-terment of Okanagan Centre. 

In my view, Lisa has increased the beauty and enjoyment I have in my community—a little hamlet in the process of growth.

Linda DiamondOkanagan Centre

To the editor:My name is Dave Mattes

and I am currently a municipal council member for the Town of Oliver.

� is is an unsolicited, un-abashed reference letter for one of Lake Country’s councilors, Lisa Cameron.

I � rst met Lisa at a board meeting for the Okanagan Re-gional Library (ORL).

We were both newly elected and were curious about the mo-

tivation we each had for run-ning for election.

I had run on the platform of no tax increases and moderniz-ing our infrastructure.

Lisa explained that she had run on the single issue of return-ing parkland and lakeshore to the citizens of Lake Country.

Apparently a public park and lakeshore had been taken over by the neighbors and there were moves afoot to transfer rights and title to them.

I was immediately taken by her enthusiasm and passion for the issue.

She saw the issue as being the needs of the greater community over the wants of a few.

At the ORL, Lisa has taken the same view of what is best for the greater community over her own wants.

I understand she is tak-ing that same passion to � nd-ing where the community infra-structure can be improved and

where the money to do it can be found. When I was � rst elected, a former councilor said that if I could accomplish one thing in three years, I would have done well. I didn’t believe him, but now know he was right.

Lisa Cameron has accom-plished the one thing she aimed for three years ago—to be a strong advocate for the greater good of Lake Country.

David Mattes, Oliver

I was happy to be back in the rid-ing last week for

� anksgiving, to spend time with family and to serve dinner at the Ke-lowna Gospel Mission. 

� anks to all the vol-unteers, sta� , and gener-ous donors we were able to feed more than 800 people. 

I also took the oppor-tunity to meet direct-ly with concerned con-stituents, make fund-ing announcements in Lake Country and at UBCO, and to wel-come both Minister Mi-chelle Rempel (West-ern Economic Divers-i� cation) and Minister Tony Clement (Treasury Board) who met with the Kelowna-Lake Country

business community.***

While Small Busi-ness Week has come and gone, it’s import-ant to keep in mind just how important the small business sector is to our national and local econ-omy, especially job cre-ation.

TRAGIC DAY IN OTTAWA“It was a tragic week in Ottawa. Our thoughts and

prayers are with the family of the fallen soldier Corporal Nathan Cirillo, who died while protecting the National War Memorial, and the injured guard on Parliament Hill. 

“To suddenly hear a series of gun shots outside the room while in our caucus meeting was alarming. We thank our Sergeant-at-Arms Kevin Vickers and our security team for acting so swiftly and with such bravery. I would like to thank the community for all your prayers and kind thoughts.”

—Ron Cannan

MP’s Report Ron Cannan

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Oliver councillor impressed by Cameron

Okanagan Centre rep thanked for her courage and vision

▼ FROM OTTAWA

Small business is the economic heart that keeps economy ticking

Canadian small busi-nesses employ ap-proximately 70 per cent of the total labour force in the private sector.

To illustrate that point, while meeting with the � ne folks at Restaurants Canada this week, I learned that the

food services sector in Kelowna-Lake Country provides 5,390 local jobs. 

Another eye-open-er is that small business represents nearly 90 per cent of Canadian export-ers, contributing about 41 per cent to Canada’s private sector Gross Do-

mestic Product.� is speaks to the im-

portance of our gov-ernment’s robust trade agenda. 

Canada’s newest trade deals with South Korea and the European Union are expected to boost the Canadian economy by $1.7 billion and $12 bil-lion respectively.

By opening access to markets, our goods and services have the abil-ity to reach populations of 50 million custom-ers in South Korea and a whopping 500 million customers in Europe.

With that kind of market access poten-tial, it is more important than ever that small and medium sized business know how to tap into

opportunities in these new markets.

On Sept. 25, our gov-ernment announced a new website called En-terprise Canada Net-work (ECN) which will make it easier to � nd contracts abroad.

� e website works by matching pro� les of companies selling their services and products with companies buying services and products.

� e Enterprise Can-ada Network will not only help local business � nd buyers and oppor-tunities suited to their speci� c interests and abilities but information about all publicly funded trade support and pro-motion programs across Canada.

� e website is a joint venture between the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) and Export Development Canada (EDC).

Both organizations agree there is a need to better support and pro-mote Canada’s business community abroad.

If you think your busi-ness is in a position to bene� t from this assist-ance, I encourage you to go to the websitefol-loenterprise-canadanet-work.ca or to the Export Development Canada website edc.ca.

Ron Cannan is the Conservative MP for Ke-lowna-Lake Country.

To the editor: I would like to send out a big

“� ank You” to Yellow Cabs driver Noel who recently helped two distraught women whose dogs had run o� .  

� ese separate incidents were a few weeks apart in the north and south end of Kelowna.

He saw the women’s plight, told them to jump into the cab, and helped them search for the

dogs. I met him as I was helping

to � nd the second dog, and told him that I had just heard a sto-ry about a Yellow Cabs driv-er helping a woman a few weeks

back, and he told me it was him.Good going Noel. � e earth

needs more people like you!    Hilary Miranda,

Kelowna

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PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified electors of the District of Lake Country that an election by voting is necessary to elect one (1) Mayor, two (2) Councillors at Large, one (1) Ward Councillor for Okanagan Centre, one (1) Ward Councillor for Oyama and one (1) Ward Councillor for Winfield, for a four-year term. Each elector may vote for one (1) Mayor, two (2) Councillors at Large and one (1) Ward Councillor to represent the Ward in which you reside. The candidates you may vote for are as follows:

The following candidates are declared Elected by Acclamation for the 2014-2018 term of office:

Councillor – Carr’s Landing VADER, Matt 16621 Maki Road, Lake Country, BC School Trustee - Zone 1, SD#23 BUTLER, Deb 14882 Middlebench Road, Lake Country, BC

Mayor – One (1) to be elected BAKER, James 13882 Lakepine Road, Lake Country, BC MCCARTHY, Jayson 3567 Bemrose Road, Kelowna, BC Councillor-at-Large - Two (2) to be elected BRENNER, Arlene #108 – 2532 Shoreline Drive, Lake Country, BC GAMBELL, Penny 11908 Bond Road, Lake Country, BC ISSLER, Richard #92 – 9020 Jim Bailey Road, Kelowna, BC RAE, Don 11142 Darlene Road, Lake Country, BC SCARROW, Bill 11642 Daniel Drive, Lake Country, BC

Councillor – Okanagan Centre– One (1) to be elected CAMERON, Lisa 11331 Okanagan Centre Road West, Lake Country, BC IRELAND, Blair 11523 Okanagan Centre Road West, Lake Country, BC Councillor – Oyama – One (1) to be elected DICKIE, Owen 15718 Greenhow Road, Lake Country, BC WESTGATE, Keli #49 – 8508 Clerke Road, Coldstream, BC Councillor – Winfield - One (1) to be elected GEIER, Rob 11559 Artela Road, Lake Country, BC ROSE, Randy 10958 Pretty Road, Lake Country, BC

GENERAL VOTING DAY

Saturday the 15th day of November 2014 George Elliot Secondary School, Community Gym

10241 Bottom Wood Lake Road, Lake Country Between the hours of 8:00 am and 8:00 pm.

MAIL BALLOT VOTING

Mail ballot voting is available for electors who are disabled or will be absent on November 5, 12 AND 15, 2014. You may register with the Chief or Deputy Chief Election Officer at the Municipal Hall -10150

Bottom Wood Lake Road, or online.

ADVANCE VOTING OPPORTUNITIES

Wednesday the 5th day of November, 2014 AND Wednesday the 12th day of November, 2014

District of Lake Country Municipal Hall, Winfield Room 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road

Between the hours of 8:00 am and 8:00 pm

VOTING DAY ONLY REGISTRATION

The registration of all electors will take place at the time of voting by providing two (2) pieces of identification and signing a declaration of

eligibility to vote.

QUALIFICATIONS FOR RESIDENT ELECTORS: you are a Canadian citizen you are at least 18 years old on November 15, 2014 you have lived in BC for at least 6 months (since May 15, 2014) you have lived in Lake Country for at least 30 days (since October 15, 2014) To vote in a ward, you must have lived in that ward for at least thirty (30)

days immediately preceding the day of registration; and You must not be disqualified by the Local Government Act or any other

enactment from voting in an election, or be otherwise disqualified by law.

QUALIFICATIONS FOR NON-RESIDENT PROPERTY ELECTORS: you are a Canadian citizen you are at least 18 years old on November 15, 2014 have lived in BC for at least 6 months (since May 15, 2014) you have been the registered owner of a property in Lake Country for at

least 30 days (since October 15, 2014) you do not qualify as a resident of Lake Country if a corporation or business is listed on title, none of the owners are eligible

to vote

To register as a non-resident property elector you must: complete an Application to Register as a Non-Resident Property Elector

or vote by mail ballot provide at least 2 pieces of ID that prove identity, at least one with a

signature, or provide 1 piece of ID with a signature that proves identify and complete a

Solemn Declaration of Identify, and if there are multiple owners on title, provide a consent form signed by a

majority of the other owners giving you permission to vote for that property provide proof of ownership for the property such as: Certificate of Title,

Property Tax Notice or Property Assessment Notice. Photocopies are acceptable; original documents will NOT be returned to you.

I.D. REQUIREMENTS

Two (2) pieces of identification (at least one with a signature). Picture identification is not necessary.

ID must prove both residency and identity.

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KATHY MICHAELS Did you vote in the

last civic election? How about the one before that?

If you said yes, then you’re among the minor-ity of Canadians.

Voter participation in municipal elections across the country can,

at times, be startlingly low. In Kelowna, for ex-ample, the 2008 election attracted a mere 19 per cent of total voters. � e following year, for the

2009 by-election, 11 per cent of voters headed to the ballot box.

It was considered a re-sounding success when 33 per cent of voters turned out for the 2011 election.

But what of the re-maining 67 per cent?

Increasingly poor vot-er turnout is a problem that’s confounded polit-ical pundits, academics and civil servants alike for the better part of 20 years, said Hamish Tel-ford, a political science professor and the auth-or of Rules of the Game: An Introduction to Can-adian Politics, which examines that issue, among others.

“� ere’s very much a hierarchy depending on each level of govern-ment,” said Telford, not-ing that percentages of voters is very similar all across the country.

Turnout is best in fed-eral elections, hovering at around 60 per cent. Provincial election turn-out sits at the 50 per cent mark and, if a city is lucky, municipal elec-tions garner around 30 per cent of the popula-tion.

“People have a sense that the biggest level of government is the most important,” he said.

� e federal govern-ment, however, provides

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LOCAL VOTER TURNOUT

Voting in a civic election is a hard habit to develop

very little in the way of direct services. � ey ap-prove your passports, but it’s the municipal level government who tends to your parks, takes away your garbage and even manages your schools.

“People think big gov-ernment does big stu� and little government does little stu� , but that’s misleading,” he said.

But where does that disconnect come from?

In part, said Telford, it’s media penetration.

Not everyone is a

news junkie. But, just about everyone tunes into some form of media, whether it be the TV, their computers or even just their social media feeds.

And during the course of sifting through any one of those platforms, there’s a high likelihood that an issue of nation-al importance will come to the fore. It could be shared blog posts, or just as simple as Peter Mans-bridge teasing the up-coming news with a quick summary of what’s to come.

Municipal cover-age, however in depth or voluminous it may be, doesn’t have the same penetration—even when it lands on your doorstep. E� orts to put local pol-itics online or on social media channels seems to be similarly falling on deaf ears.

“A lot of people aren’t interested—people are

tending to choose things that are more entertain-ing,” said Telford.

“Everyone is on social media, but they’re fol-lowing Justin Bieber.”

It’s a phenomenon Telford has become all too familiar with in his professorial role.

“Curiously, you would think students involved in political science would be interested, but the Introduction to Can-adian Politics course I teach is required for other programs. So many of my students are not interested in politics, not engaged and not partici-pating,” he said.

“It’s been very di� -cult. I think that over the duration of a course I can make the case for voting, but whether I change be-haviour or not, I don’t know.”

All is not lost, how-ever. Perhaps the best way to get people en-gaged is to give them a sense of ownership in their community.

“Studies have shown people are more likely to vote when they have a vested interest,” said Tel-ford, pointing out that property tax is some-thing that piques the in-terest of every home owner. “(Municipal gov-ernments) are taking your money and spend-ing it, you want to know what they’re doing with it and you want them to be accountable.”

Professor Telford may be � ghting an uphill bat-tle, but he’ll continue to try and engage young people to get involved and vote.

“Just vote,” he said. “If you pick up the hab-it then you will start to pay attention. I’d encour-age people to vote even if they’re not con� dent they know the issues. It’s a learning process.”

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Disenfranchised voter wants majority to rule Ihaven’t voted in the

past several elections. � ere I said it.

My dirty little secret is out there. Once a proud member of the voting minority (you can’t com-plain unless you vote, blah, blah, blah), my faith in politics is at an all-time low.

I feel like my vote doesn’t matter, hence I have kept it stored in my back pocket for the past few elections.

I mean, I really like former Kelowna city councillor and now Con-

servative MP Ron Can-nan.

He works hard, he knows my name, he talks

to me like I’m a real per-son and he’s not some sort of robot, and I’m sure he works his tail o� trying to do good things.

But if Stephen Harp-er wants to sign a shady trade deal with China or send our troops into war or sell our resour-ces o� to his buddies in the states, Mr. Cannan isn’t going to be able to stop him, no matter how good of a person he is.

And so I haven’t voted federally and that apathy has continued to the provincial election and

KEVIN PARNELL

If organizers behind an online cam-paign to try and raise money for a new Lake Country Food Bank building can garner enough public support to win an online contest, construction for a new building could begin in the spring.

But that’s a big if. � e Rotary Club of Lake Country

has quali� ed for the semi-� nal round of a national online contest being held by the Aviva Community Fund. � e winning project will receive $100,000 from Aviva.

“We’re absolutely delighted we’ve made it to the semi-� nal round,” said Dave Colquhoun, Lake Country Ro-tary Club secretary.

“We’ve got a large number of sup-porters who are helping us build sup-port for the project by voting for it on the web site. We are hoping they will continue to vote and push us into the � nals.”

� e � rst round of the contest com-pleted earlier this month and Lake Country received enough votes to move onto the next round of the con-test. Now it will be up against 120 other projects across Canada with only 40 advancing to the � nal round.

“It’s only one in three projects that will advance so we are in a very tight race,” said Colquhoun. “We’re hoping to rally all of the community behind us to vote on the project.”

During the past two years the Ro-

tary Club in Lake Country has raised over $100,000 to go towards building a new food bank building.

� e district of Lake Country has given land for the building to be built on, in the same complex as the Win-� eld Curling Club and arena.

Local building contractors are ready with in-kind donations while Oka-nagan College and UBCO are also stepping forward to help with labour.

But the project won’t go ahead until another $100,000 is raised and the Aviva project would put the fundrais-ing e� orts over the top.

“We need a little over $200,000 to initiate construction,” said Colquhoun.

“If we are successful in this con-test that would take us most of the way there to the point where we would need very little more to get going. If we are unsuccessful we will continue fundrais-ing for it.”

Plans to build a new food bank building were given even more of a push recently when a for sale sign went up on the Lake Country Boys and Girls Club, property owned by the Central Okanagan School District and the building where the current food bank operates out of.

� e semi-� nals of the Aviva contest begins Dec. 1 and runs for 10 days.

To � nd our more information on the project search A New Home For the Lake Country Food bank on Facebook, or register and be ready to vote at aviv-acommunityfund.org.

No Boundaries Kevin Parnell

into local politics. Surely one vote doesn’t matter.

Call it apathy or whatever you want, but the sense that our vote doesn’t matter is a big reason why voter turnout is low in Canada, lower in B.C and the lowest in municipalities across our province.

“What the public has increasingly been seeing is that their input (vote) fails to produce the kind of outcomes that they would like to see,” said Wolf Depner, a polit-ical science instructor at UBCO.

“When people see their input not produ-cing the outcomes they desire they are increas-ingly going to turn away from the political sys-tem. People see their vote doesn’t matter.”

It’s just one part of the

problem, said Depner. Turns out the eco-

nomic disparity between the well-to-do and the working class has a big impact too.

Rich and retired people have more time to properly investigate political candidates and parties and make an in-formed decision to vote than working folks who are working two jobs and running kids around.

“Political participation requires a certain degree of material comfort,” said Depner.

“If you are struggling to make ends meet, out hustling a couple jobs trying to put food on the table, you are not go-ing to have time to fol-low politics and eventu-ally you’re going to turn around and say it doesn’t matter.”

So young, working class folks don’t have the time to care or properly participate in politics and aren’t voting while retired people and folks living in luxury do.

� ey are holding the power (big shocker) and this is not a good thing. It results in the few mak-ing the decisions for the many. It’s the very op-posite of what democ-racy stands for.

“Democracy means ‘rule of the many’ but what we have instead is an elected aristocracy which means “rule of the few,” said Depner.

“You can get elect-ed with a relatively small number of people voting for you.”

Depner also said withholding your vote actually gives more power to the votes cast

by those rich folks, even though they too, only get to cast one ballot.

So if ‘rule of the few’ (hello, Mr. Harper) isn’t enough to make you get out and vote, maybe giving more power to people who don’t share your philosophy or your social status will. Or per-haps you just don’t care.

But for me, I’m not happy with what Can-ada is doing under this elected aristocracy so I’ll be back in the minority of the voting public from now on out.

Here’s hoping more working class folks will join me. And what bet-ter place to start than in the upcoming municipal elections?

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A man described as a “person of inter-est” by police was in cus-tody Saturday, follow-ing a threat regarding a Westjet � ight from Ke-lowna to Calgary sched-

uled to leave Saturday afternoon.

� e man, who po-lice would not identify, was publicly handcu� ed in the middle of the Ke-lowna International Air-port terminal and led away by RCMP o� cers

around 2:30 p.m., about two hours after the plane intended to be used for the Calgary � ight land-ed in Kelowna from Ed-monton.

A short time later, more o� cers entered the secure area, behind

closed doors adjacent to Arrivals, where the sus-pect was taken. A police dog trained to sni� out explosives and his hand-ler followed.

While Kelow-na RCMP spokesman Const. Kris Clark would not say what the specif-ic threat to the � ght was, or how it was received, it is believed a bomb threat was made just after noon, before the plane arrived from Edmonton. � e airport immediately in-stigated its emergency response protocols.

Clark said following a search of the plane, the baggage of passengers arriving on it from Ed-monton and the luggage to be loaded on for the � ight bound for Calgary, nothing concerning the threat was found.

“But the investiga-tion is continuing,” said Clark.

Airport director Sam Samaddar said as a safe-ty precaution, the plane later � ew from Kelow-na to Calgary with only the � ight crew on board and the Calgary bound passengers were accom-modated on other later � ights.

He said at no time was there a threat to the airport terminal or any-one inside and the air-port continued to oper-ate throughout the in-cident with just a few � ights delayed.

But as precaution, the plane, when it arrived

from Edmonton, was di-verted to the end of the runway.

� ere, the passengers from Edmonton were kept on board for two hours while their bags and the bags that were to be loaded on for Cal-gary were checked by the bomb-sni� ng po-lice dog.

Some of the arriving passengers were angry about the delay they faced in getting o� the plane and the fact they were kept on the plane during what they be-lieved was a bomb threat.

� ey were eventually transferred to buses and driven a short distance

away from the plane, but had to stay on the buses for another hour.

“� e � rst indication we had that there was a threat came from the captain,” said passen-ger Steve Vadnais of Ed-monton.

He said passengers, who were well-behaved and orderly despite their frustration, were con-cerned when they were locked in the plane, but could see police o� cers and airport sta� “stand-ing around outside talk-ing and laughing.”

He said he was told there were 186 people on board the � ight from Edmonton. Samaddar said the Calgary � ight was supposed to have 98 passengers on board.

He said the airport

has emergency protocols in place to handle threats such as the one Satur-day afternoon and they were activated and ran properly.

� e threat to the Cal-gary � ght came amid heightened security at the airport in light of last week’s shooting of a Canadian soldier in Ot-tawa.

For a time Saturday afternoon, anyone leav-ing the airport termin-al had to show identi� -cation.

� e airport was also hosting a travel expo at the time, so there were more people in the ter-minal than normal.

When the threat was received, emergency per-sonnel were ordered to stand by.

news▼ ONE MAN IN CUSTODY

Alleged bomb threat grounds Kelowna � ight to Calgary

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� ompson Okanagan will gather at Penticton in December to give a major boost to their $1.7-billion in-dustry.

Conference participants will be learning what’s trending in the dig-ital marketing world and market analysis of two key markets—B.C. and Alberta—as it relates to the Ca-nadian Tourism Commission Ex-plorer Quotient program as well as reviewing progress on implementing

the 10-year Tourism Strategy de-signed to improve the region’s stand-ing as a world-class visitor destina-tion. � e two day event commenc-es with the � ompson Okanagan Tourism Association annual gener-al meeting Dec. 3, with Destination BC president and CEO Marsha Walden to speak about the new cor-porate strategy and the brand refresh for the province.

� is session is open to all tourism stakeholders.

TOTA president and chief ex-ecutive o� cer Glenn Mandzi-uk says this Summit’s theme—“� e Places We Grow...Being So-cial”—will build on the momentum of the tourism strategy and current growth in the development of des-tinations, tourism experiences, re-lationships, and routes-and-corri-dors—all of which he says is creating a more vibrant industry with signi� -cant growth in non-traditional tour-ism periods in the region.

Previous summits have attract-ed close to 200 tourism leaders from communities throughout the � ompson Okanagan region.

Tourism businesses will bene� t from the experts who will be repre-senting TripAdvisor and Google as well as others who will provide cur-rent trends and strategies to stay cur-rent as technology changes and so-cial media continues to form part of the way we communicate.

� e summit also provides a num-

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For more information see to-tabc.org/corporateSite/participate/agm-summit/.

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I know I have been kind of slack at following up on my dental care, but when I called to make an appointment your receptionist wouldn't tell me how long it would take or cost. She should know what I need, right?

This situation arises occasionally, and is cause for confusion with many patients. We routinely perform approx. 70 dental services in our clinic, and not all procedures are right for everyone or every budget. When you were in last I outlined 3 alternate treatment plans. I always give patients the option of several treatments – the first being what I would do for my own mother or a member of my team, and this is strictly clinically based without regard for fees, time, or lab cost. The second is a compromise treatment taking into consideration factors from timing to budget and beyond. The final one is usually the most basic – what must be done to get my patient out of pain or to save or extract a tooth. Every treatment is right for someone. We occasionally see patients who opt to do nothing but leave with our diagnosis. We generally hear from them if a situation escalates, and they end up in serious discomfort. It's not unusual for us to 'see' a significant problem that we know will cause a patient pain and grief down the road. Not infrequently, a patient may decide to wait and a tooth may erupt before they react.

There is always a cost for procrastination. If you ignore grinding in your transmission it isn't a surprise when it seizes up. Teeth are the same. When you called in to our desk we hadn't heard from you in nearly one year. Your oral condition has undoubtedly changed; you may have seen another practitioner and had some treatment started or completed; you may have lost a tooth or teeth, and you may or may not even remember the treatment plan options we provided you.

Each form of treatment involves a different tray set-up and also different equipment and time allotment. When you called we didn't have the luxury of knowing exactly which option you wished, so therefore could not prepare our time and resources to adequately care for you. We see hundreds of patients per month! I assure you she wasn't being evasive – we simply need another look under the hood and a discussion about what you wish, the time frame, and what your investment will entail.

I promise you we won't take long to get you started, but we do need to know our starting point to care for you in the best possible manner.

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Q Recent events in Quebec and Ottawa have given rise to a multitude of emotions for me personally and for many of my friends, acquaintances and clients. As

a nation we are shocked, angered, appalled and saddened. We are fearful and perhaps most of all amazed that such blatant disregard for human life has taken place in Canada. For me it has engendered grief, plain and simple, bringing up emotional memory of losses I have suffered, long ago losses and those in the more recent past. I grieve for the families of those whose lives were taken. I grieve for the families of the perpetrators. I am saddened by the senseless killing, the loss of life, the loss of the innocence of Canadians.

So what is grief? How do we grieve? Is there a proper way to conduct oneself in times of grief?

I am often asked these hard questions and quite honestly � nd them dif� cult to answer.

Grief is personal. Grief is private or public. Grief is devastating; gut wrenching; screaming; weeping; praying; lying awake all night; remembering; smiling; isolating; connecting. Grief is long walks on the shore; grief is blaming oneself; grief is running as fast as you can for as long as you can; grief is throwing things and weeping as you pick those same things up. Grief is loss; loss of self as well as loss of the loved one. Grief is questions. Why did this happen? How could this happen? What should I do? How do I do this thing called grief?

Grief is all these and more. So we go back to the beginning. Grief is Personal. There is no one way to grieve. So whether your loss is personal or national do what you need to do to survive. You will come through it. Grief does not end but, like so many other emotions, it does become something we can learn to live with. 49-9522 Main St. Lake Country

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amount of light that enters the eye. Pupils do this by contracting and dilating, thus making them appear smaller and larger respectively. When your pupils are different sizes, it is called anisocoria and there are several different causes. Some people naturally have pupils that are slightly different sizes or shapes, so variations can be normal and harmless. However, if there is a signi� cant difference or one of the pupils has only recently changed, there could be an underlying issue (migraines, ocular in� ammation and several neurologic conditions can all cause pupillary changes). Sometimes your pupils will return back to their normal size without need for treatment, but you should certainly seek medical attention if the condition persists or has followed a head trauma or injury.

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It’s an item 90 per cent of Canadians have in their cupboards and it’s one that—when eat-en regularly—is associ-ated with an increased likelihood of meeting daily nutrient targets and maintaining healthier body weights.

But, according to the results of a national poll, four in 10 Canadians are missing out on eating this pantry staple.

What is it? � e an-swer is cereal, and ac-cording to the results of a national poll conduct-ed by Ipsos Reid on be-half of Breakfast Cere-als Canada, 38 per cent of Canadians chose not to eat a bowl of cereal for breakfast within the past week, with one in ten saying they never eat ce-real at all.

� at doesn’t mean Canadians don’t know cereal is good for them:

when given a list of words they associate with cereal, 46 per cent cited “� bre,” 40 per cent men-tioned “whole grains” and 33 per cent respond-ed “nutritious.”

“� at Canadians rec-ognize the important place cereal holds in their diet is a good � rst step,” said Lydia Knorr, a reg-istered dietitian in To-ronto.

“But when they were polled about why they’re not eating cereal, there were some mispercep-tions in the role cereal can play within a healthy diet.”

Indeed, when asked which factors would less-en the likelihood of buy-ing or eating cereal, “too much sugar” was the most commonly cited factor with 41 per cent saying sugar is a deter-rent.

“Too expensive” was

the next most common reply (35 per cent) fol-lowed by “too many pre-servatives” (24 per cent), arti� cial colours (23 per cnet) and “it’s a processed food” (18 per cent).

“As a dietitian, it makes me happy to hear that consumers are tak-ing factors such as sug-ar and additives in their foods seriously and want to know more,” said Knorr, herself a moth-er of three. “But what many people don’t realize is that cereals can pro-vide more iron, folic acid, zinc, B vitamins and � -bre than other conven-tional breakfast choice.”

For those concerned about sugar, studies have shown that when look-ing at overall dietary in-take, sugar from break-fast cereals—even pre-sweetened brands —accounts for less than � ve per cent of overall

sugar in people’s diets. Sodium from cereal

contributes just three per cent of the average Ca-nadian intake.

Meanwhile, research has shown that because breakfast cereal is almost always served with milk, having a bowl can help kids get closer to meet-ing the Canada Food Guide recommenda-tion of three milk serv-ings a day—a target on which more than half of kids over 10 years of age fall short.

And, with the average price of cereal (including milk) at just 53 cents per serving, it’s an economi-cal choice as well.

If you want to know more about what’s in your cereal bowl, vis-it www.inthebowl.ca or connect on Facebook (www.Facebook.com/whatsinthebowlcanada). 

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� e Lake Country Chamber of Commerce is helping to bring in former federal politician Stockwell Day for a speaking engagement in late November.

Day’s presentation will be titled Re� ne Your Way to Health and Prosperity.

Day’s organization—called Stockwell Day Connex—assists organizations and individuals in navigating the labyrinth of gov-ernment.

He draws upon 25 years of ex-perience in developing public

policy and procedures at the mu-nicipal, provincial, and federal lev-els of government.

Stockwell Day Connex can work with your organization to create a clear and concise gov-ernment relations strategy as well as provide insightful analysis on Canadian political developments.

� e group assists with:• Identifying implications and

opportunities resulting from de-velopments in Canadian public policy.

• Providing political environ-

mental assessments.• Consulting on communica-

tions strategies.• Providing strategic counsel for

the governing body of your organ-ization.

� e event takes place at the Four Points Sheraton-Conference Room in Kelowna and costs $60 to attend which includes lunch and the presentation.

For more information vis-it  lakecountrychamber.com or call Chamber manager Corrinne Cross-Franson at 250-766-5670.

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Plan to vote in the upcominglocal election!The next BC General Election for local government is Saturday, November 15, 8am-8pm. Advance voting takes place November 5 and 12. The Lake Country local elections include the offices of: mayor, four neighbourhood constituency councillors (one each for Carr’s Landing, Okanagan Centre, Oyama and Winfield), two councillors at large and a school trustee.School is finally in full swing, and Halloween fast-approaching and can be a fun and exciting time for kids. Remember to be safe so everyone has a happy Halloween.The Lake Country Food Bank is asking for your participation in an online fundraiser. They earned enough support in the Aviva Community Fund voting to earn a spot in the semi-finals, and will be entered into the competition as one of the 120 semi-finalists from December

1-10. Voting for the semi-finals begins December. Visit www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/acf19456 and vote everyday for this great community service.Look to the pages of the Lake Country Calendar for more information about all the great events happening in our community! It’s been great getting out into the community to meet with so many of you! If you’d like me to drop in for a visit, please call or email me and I’d be delighted to meet with you.

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S ix Canadian war planes depart on a mission to attack

militants in Iraq from the air on Tuesday. 

A Canadian Reservist is shot dead at the Na-tional War Memorial in Ottawa on Wednesday.

I know the pride of Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, who had been standing ceremonial guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

I keenly remember the pride I felt on a win-tery Remembrance Day about 25 years ago when

I stood ceremonial guard at the Regina, Sask., cenotaph.

I was a young reserv-

ist as well, a member of reserve militia unit 734 Communication Squad-ron.

You carry a ri� e but it has no bullets. 

If your ri� e were load-ed, you still wouldn’t stand a chance in a sur-prise attack like that faced by Cpl. Cirillo.

It wasn’t an attack; it was an assassination.

� e vehicular mur-der two days previously of a uniformed Canadian soldier in Saint-Hubert, Que., had not yet sunk in for me in its signi� -cance of having been an extremist attack on Can-adian soil.

Cpl. Cirillo’s public assassination, striking at the heart of our nation’s symbolism in our na-tion’s capital, has very ef-fectively “brought home” for me a keen sense of home turf vulnerability that we have never felt before as Canadians.

We have learned a hard lesson that not having “boots on the ground” in an inter-national con� ict we choose to engage in does not insulate us from su� ering casualties of war.

Standing up for what we believe in comes at a price. 

My 13 year-old daughter, Cassidy, was attending a “We Day” event in Vancouver on the same day. 

We Day is a global movement of “Youth coming together to make the world a better place.”

� e goal, as I under-stand it, is to turn a day’s inspiration into sustained action.

Cassidy had not heard the news of Cpl. Cirillo’s assassination that even-ing when she got o� the bus from Vancouver. 

I wonder to what ex-tent she understood the gravity of the situation from my attempt to ex-plain it to her on the drive home.

I guess I don’t real-ly wonder. How could the child possibly have a clue?

I no longer feel safe. I feel powerless to

do anything more than trust that those decid-ing, on our behalf, what we will stand up for with our military might, are making the right deci-sions such that the price we are paying, and will continue to pay, will have been and will continue to be worth it.

I also hope that We Day and other global in-itiatives will help gener-ate change such that our future generations might once again feel the safety that I felt until this week.

Paul Hergott is a per-sonal injury lawyer at Hergott Law in West Ke-lowna.

paul@hlaw.ca

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� e exact location of the hip pain can usual-ly provide clues as to the underlying cause.

Problems with the hip joint itself typically cause pain on the inside of the hip or the groin.

Problems with the muscles, ligaments, ten-dons and other soft tis-sues that surround the hip joint will typically cause pain on the outside of the hip, upper thigh or outer buttock.

Because the hip is of course connect-ed to the rest of the body, hip pain can sometimes be caused by problems in other areas of the body, such as the low-er back or knees, called referred pain.

Other causes of hip pain may be arthritis, including rheumatoid and osteoarthritis; injuries such as bur-sitis, hip or pelvis fracture, dislocation, sprains, strains, tendinitis, herniated discs, pinched nerves, and sciatica.

It can also be caused by more ser-ious conditions such as cancer or osteo-porosis.

If hip pain cannot be resolved with self-care measures, treatment for hip pain may vary, depending on the prob-lem that is causing it.

Most often it will involve medica-tions such as anti-in� ammatories, pain killers, and cortisone shots combined with physiotherapy, exercises, and/or taking a rest from our regular routine to allow the body time to heal. In more severe cases, surgery may be considered.

Of course, we would all prefer a lin-gering problem to resolve rather than to manage it with medications, and to resolve it before it becomes serious enough to warrant surgery.

� is is where acupuncture comes in. Acupuncture is a great option for

pain and musculo-skeletal problems and typically yields very positive re-sults in all types of pain problems, both chronic and acute.

Treatments can help to relieve the pain quite quickly, and also to reduce in� ammation and boost the body’s healing mechanisms, which may be

just what is needed to resolve a lingering or chronic problem.

In Chinese medicine pain is often a due to an obstruction of the � ow of qi-energy and blood throughout the body’s meridians or channels. Because qi-energy and blood circulation are what allow the body to perform its regu-lar functions and also to heal when injured, any time the � ow is blocked,

problems inevitably develop and pain occurs.

Acupuncture focuses on removing these blockages to allow full circulation of qi-energy and blood through the body, resolving pain and weakness and allowing the area to function proper-ly again. While musculo-skeletal prob-lems like hip pain may be due to exter-nal causes such as a fall or an overuse injury, internal weaknesses of the body can complicate or aggravate a problem once it is there.

Part of an acupuncturist’s job is to look at the overall health of the inter-nal functions to � nd any areas of imbal-ance, particularly those that a� ect the meridians of the hip.

Imbalances will contribute to weak-ness in the hip and make it more prone to injury, as well as more slow to heal.

A good example of this is a de� -ciency of the kidneys, which gradually weaken as we age.

� is weakness can make us more prone to lower back pain and hip frac-tures or pain because this area is very closely tied to the health of the kidneys.

By improving overall health and cor-recting imbalances that have an in-� uence on the hip, we can strengthen and improve the health of the hip area so that it functions better and is less prone to future injury down the road—all good news for those su� ering from hip pain.

James Kaufman is a Registered Acu-puncturist at Okanagan Acupuncture Centre, 1625 Ellis St.

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Achieving JusticePaul Hergott

Columnist says attack on Parliament was a game changer for all Canadians

Acupuncture: Hip pain can result from variety of causes

Needle NotesJames Kaufman

All Central Okanagan Regional District residents are reminded that � reworks are not allowed to be sold or set o� , unless authorized by local � re departments. 

Penalties vary depending on the local jurisdiction, but there’s also the safety hazard and potential for se-rious burns or injury posed by exploding � reworks.

Halloween festivities can pose some problems for our four-legged friends as well. � e Regional District Dog Control program encourages owners to keep their pets indoors while trick-or-treaters are out and about. 

Dogs should also wear their license tag on their collars or harness, just in case they make a break when doors are opened to hand out goodies.  A dog li-cense will help get your pet back should it unexpect-edly get away. � e SPCA suggests you might want to keep your dog in a quiet room away from all the door knocking activities.

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Okanagan College’s 33rd annual Career Fair will take over the Kelow-na campus on Sunday, Nov. 2, from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

From practical nurs-ing to pipe� tting, En-glish to engineering, this popular event is free and o� ers the public an op-portunity to gain insights about careers and educa-tional paths.

� e longest-running event of its kind in the Okanagan Valley, Ca-reer Fair is unique be-cause it connects current and future job seekers with education experts and employers to facili-

tate knowledge sharing about what education and training is required for someone to land their dream job.

“If you have an idea of where you want to go, but not sure how to get there—a university de-gree, diploma, certi� cate, vocational program, ap-prenticeship training—this is the place to � nd answers,” said event or-ganizer Michelle Lowry.

“All of our programs will be represented and professors and cam-pus sta� will be on-hand to advise students, par-ents and anyone inter-ested in anything related

to post-secondary edu-cation, including transfer opportunities.”

� e event also features educational seminars on a wealth of topics includ-ing, Ask a Tradesper-son, Becoming a Com-mercial Diver, Finding Money For Your Ed-ucation, College Prep 101 for Parents, Tour the Universe, Immigration Options for Interna-tional Students and For-eign Workers, and What WorkBC Can Do for You. � ere will be lots of chances to win prizes, in-cluding a $500 tuition credit to any Okanagan College program.

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Kelowna Community Resources (KCR) will host a series of free legal information presentations geared towards Newcomers to Canada.

� ese presentations are made available with fund-ing from the Law Foundation and support from Pushor Mitchell LLP and Touchstone Law.

� e goal of this project is to promote access to jus-tice for immigrants by educating and supporting im-migrants regarding legal issues.

Presentations will be o� ered every Tuesday until Nov. 25, except on Remembrance Day, Nov. 11.

All are from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Each presentation will be facilitated by a local law-

yer who specializes in a particular topic plus an expert in Immigration law.

� e workshops are as follows: “Family Law”Date: Nov. 4, Presenters Cathie Heinrichs, lawyer,

and Brian Anslow, Pushor Mitchell LLP“Wills and Estate”Date: Nov. 18, Presenter, Jennette Vopika, Touch-

stone Law“Criminal Law”Date: Nov. 25, presenter Ashleigh Baylis, Pushor

Mitchell LLP� e workshops will be held at Kelowna Commu-

nity Resources, 120-1735 Dolphin Ave. Free childcare will be provided.

Free legal information available to newcomers and new immigrants

to post-secondary edu-cation, including transfer opportunities.”

� e event also features educational seminars on a wealth of topics includ-ing, Ask a Tradesper-son, Becoming a Com-mercial Diver, Finding Money For Your Ed-ucation, College Prep 101 for Parents, Tour the Universe, Immigration Options for Interna-tional Students and For-eign Workers, and What WorkBC Can Do for You. � ere will be lots of chances to win prizes, in-cluding a $500 tuition credit to any Okanagan College program.

Kelowna campus to host Career Fair

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• THE WINFIELD COMMUNITY CHURCH LADIES GROUP - Annual Craft Sale & Bake Sale on Saturday, Nov. 22 from 11am - 2pm. Come & join us for our Soup Luncheon & sale at 9460 Glenmore Road, Winfield.• ST. FRANCIS ANGLICAN CHURCH’S ANNUAL ‘ FALL INTO CHRISTMAS’ -Soupsmorg & Bazaar is being held on Sat. Nov. 8th, 2014 from 11 am - 1pm at Winfield Seniors Centre, 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd. Baking, knitting, sewing, canning, Auntie’s Attic, etc., Please come for lunch!• LAKE COUNTRY OUTDOORS CLUB - Welcomes hikers & other outdoor enthusiasts. Bring water, snacks/lunch, wear weather appropriate clothing, & sturdy boots for hiking. For info about our club, please contact us at: edahnert@shaw.ca• COMMUNITY HALL ASSOCIATION OF OKANAGAN CENTRE - AGM on Wednesday 5th November at 7:30 pm. www.okanagancentre.net•WINFIELD UNITED CHURCH’S ANNUAL jINGLE BELL BAzAAR & LUNCH is being held on Sat., Nov.1st, 2014 from 10:30am - 1:30pm at Winfield United Church, 3751 Woodsdale Road, Winfield. Home Baking, Christmas Boutique, Sewing, Knitting, Preserves, Produce, Plants & lots more! Please come for lunch! Thrift Shop open with daily specials.

•LC HEALTH PLANNING SOCIETY - VOLUNTEER. Are you a Lake Country Senior who wants to make a difference? Volunteers will work together & with staff to increase awareness about elder abuse. For info email lakecountryhealthplanning@gmail.com or call 778-215-5247•CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS FOR FALL AT THE LAKE COUNTRY LIBRARY Preschool Story Time will be Fri. from 10:30 - 11:30am, starting Sept. & ending on Dec. 19. Baby Time for babies 0 - 18 months will be Tues. from 10:30 - 11:00am, starting Oct. 7 & finishing on Dec. 16. All programs are FREE but children must be accompanied by a caregiver. For more info, call the library 250-766-3141.•LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS’ CENTRE We are off to another fun year. 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Road, many of the programs that happened last year will be added again.LC Artists - at 8:30am, Line Dancing 9:30am or 1:30am, Wood Shop - 9am, J.O.Y. Excercise - 9 am, Tai Chi - 2pm, Sewing - 1pm, Crib - 7pm, Crib Tournament - at 10am, Hosp Aux - 1pm, Bus Society - 10am, Songsters - 10am, Pancake Breakfast - 8am. Call 250-766-4220 for more info.•LC SENIORS’ CENTRE EVENT. 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd. will be hosting Lake Country Prime Entertainment (Prime Time) with a fun year. Come enjoy the entertainment & refreshments, at 1pm. call Joanne: 250-766-0667 or 250-766-4220•VISIT THE LAKE COUNTRY MUSEUM AND ARCHIVES at 11255 Okanagan Centre Rd. West, Lake Country. Admission by donation. Open Mon., Wed., & Sat. from 1 to 4pm, & by appointment. 250-766-0111 or visit the website www.lakecountrymuseum.com.•LAKE COUNTRY SENIORS’ BUFFET, 9832 Bottom Wood Lake Rd. Frozen meals available for $5. Call 250-766-4220 to arrange for these & what is available. •LAKE COUNTRY FOOD BANK has an URGENT need for men & women volunteers to join our team. Requirements as follows: half days only-Mon., Wed, & Thurs. (doesn’t have to be all 3 days); must be physically fit enough to lift a medium size box of groceries; a cheery disposition fits in nicely with the rest of the volunteers. Please see Phyllis MacPherson directly at the Food Bank located in the rear of the Boys & Girls Club, 3130 Berry Rd. on any of the days noted.•CRIBBAGE. Friday evenings starting 7pm at the Seniors’ Activity Centre. Playing 8 games with a chance of winning $12, $10, or $8. Socialize & enjoy an evening out with fun and play. Serving coffee, drinks & goodies for only $2.50. For info. call John 250-766-3026.•WINFIELD UNITED CHURCH THRIFT SHOP (3751 Woodsdale Road.), is open from Tues. to Sat., 10am to 2pm for shopping & donation drop-off. Call 250-766-3387 for info regarding appropriate donations.•OYAMA LEGION BRANCH 189 holds a meat draw every Saturday afternoon at 2pm. All members and guests are welcome.•LC LINE DANCERS Tuesdays, 1:30pm & Thursdays, 9:30am in the Seniors’ Centre. Beginners always welcome. Joy, 250-766-0850.•SOCIAL BRIDGE Tuesdays, 7pm at the Seniors’ Centre. New players welcome. Eunice, 250-766-3982. •THE COUNCIL OF SENIOR CITIzENS ORGANIzATIONS (COSCO) is an advocacy group devoted to improving “The Quality of Life” for all seniors. Senior organizations/associations wishing to affiliate or individuals wishing to become members contact Ernie Bayer: 604-576-9734 fax 604-576-9733 or ecbayer2@gmail.com for info.

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All Community EvEnts will be placed at no charge to all non-Profit organizations.

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www.lakecountryhealth.ca • 778 – 215 - 5247

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In the provincial government’s Labour Market Outlook 2022, transport truck driv-ers were identi� ed as number two in the top 10 most-needed professions. It’s estimated that the province will need a whopping 18,000 drivers by 2022.

“� ose numbers are staggering,” said Steve Moores, Okanagan College’s Dean of Trades and Apprenticeship.

“But the college is partnering with both in-dustry and the government to � ll that gap and

provide workers with the skills they need to be competitive in the future.”

To that end, Okanagan College joined forc-es seven years ago with Taylor Pro Training, a leader in truck driver training, to o� er Class 1 Driver Training. � is experiential, full-time program covers the broad range of hands-on skills necessary to � nd employment as a trans-port truck driver and can be completed in just six weeks.

What’s more, the provincial government,

realizing this looming shortage, has provided full funding for the program to eligible appli-cants through the Canada-British Columbia Job Fund. Of the 32 students who participated last year in the tuition-free program, 29 found employment in the trucking industry.

To be eligible for the funding, applicants must be unemployed, legally entitled to work in Canada, a resident of B.C., not currently re-ceiving employment insurance or have not re-ceived it in the last three years, not enrolled in

high school or another post-secondary train-ing program, and not participating in another government-funded program.

� e Class 1 Driver Training program has new intakes across the Okanagan, including Revelstoke on Oct. 27, Salmon Arm on Nov. 3, Vernon on Dec. 15, and Penticton on Jan. 19, 2015. To � nd out more about the program and eligibility for funding, contact Shawna Klempner at 250-762-5445, ext. 4479, or toll-free at 1-877-755-2266, ext. 4479.

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ROOFING

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Serving the

Okanagan

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Tuesday to Friday 9-6 (Sr’s discount days)Saturday & Sunday 9-4

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Beside Tim Horton’s

Frank Geber • 778-480-562213, 11852 Hwy 97N Lakewood Mall

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ELECTRICAL

(250)766-2594(250)258-6707

EUROPEAN CARPENTRY & CRAFTSMANSHIP

•Design & manufacture of custom furniture, cabinets, wall units & entertainment centres

•Antique furniture restoration & repairs•Specialty & regular millwork

•Hardwood & laminate fl ooring •Tile setting•Renovating/building kitchens & bathrooms

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SEPTIC SERVICESServing Lake Country, Kelowna & Vernon • Call 778-214-7181

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OPEN AUG 15 TO MAY 15

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Transportation

Auto Financing

Transportation

Auto Financing

Quit.Before your time

runs out.

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ROOFING

FOR ALL YOUR ROOFING NEEDS

250.765.11801.866.207.4444

Serving the

Okanagan

Since 1990

DAYCARE

www.newbeginningscenter.ca

CONTRACTING

R&R HOE SERVICE

— 25 years experience —250-766-0326 250-766-0301 250-212-2914

ANDY’S TREE& CHIPPING

SERVICEDon’t Burn… Chip it!

250-212-6487 250-766-4788WE DO HEDGE TRIMMING

WOOD SERVICESHAIRSTYLISTS/BARBERS

Roosters Barber Shop

Tuesday to Friday 9-6 (Sr’s discount days)Saturday & Sunday 9-4

Closed Mondays

Serving the community since 2005 Traditional Old World Service for the Modern Man!

Beside Tim Horton’s

Frank Geber • 778-480-562213, 11852 Hwy 97N Lakewood Mall

Call Teresa at 250-766-4688 to be included in this feature; only $15 per issue!

ELECTRICAL

(250)766-2594(250)258-6707

EUROPEAN CARPENTRY & CRAFTSMANSHIP

•Design & manufacture of custom furniture, cabinets, wall units & entertainment centres

•Antique furniture restoration & repairs•Specialty & regular millwork

•Hardwood & laminate fl ooring •Tile setting•Renovating/building kitchens & bathrooms

Josef Kalis

Josef Kalis 250.766.1234 Serving the Okanagan since 1988

SEPTIC SERVICESServing Lake Country, Kelowna & Vernon • Call 778-214-7181

Residential & Commercial Properties• Portable Toilet Rentals

• RV & Travel Trailers

Available 24 hrs./7 days a week CALL ANYTIME

KATHY’S CRYSTAL CORNER - ALL INCLUSIVE AND LUXURY!

contact your local virtuoso travel consultant:Kathy Wilton 250.317.9204 or kathy.wilton@visiontravel.ca

Featured Sailings…HONG KONG TO BEJING - including a 3 day land programMar. 22/2015 from $3820 with up to $800 Air Allowance

NEW YORK TO MONTREAL ............. Sep. 13/2015 from $2700 US per personNEW YORK ROUND TRIP .................. Oct. 24/2015 from $2345 US per person

Book by October 31, 2014!

KATHY’S CRYSTAL CORNER - ALL INCLUSIVE AND LUXURY!

ALL INCLUSIVE CRYSTAL CRUISES

Cruise Only.Prices are in USD, per person, based on double occupancy and are subject to change. Port charges extra.

Exclusive Voyager amenities when you book through me!

MEAT CUTTING

RT RanchSausage & Custom Cutting

Wild & Domestic

250.547.0129 Cel: 250.306.0064

OPEN AUG 15 TO MAY 15

EXPERTSCALL THE

Merchandise for Sale

Misc. WantedPrivate Coin Collector Buying Collections, Accumulations, Olympic Gold & Silver Coins + Chad: 250-863-3082. Local.

Private Coin Collector BuyingCollections, Accumulations,Olympic Gold & Silver Coins +Chad: 778-281-0030. Local.

Rentals

Homes for RentHOUSE for rent in Oyama. Avail Nov 15. 3bd, 1bth, $1100/mo+utils. 250-548-3584

Rooms for RentLOOKING for responsible per-son. Wrking/FT studnt. Avail immed. 604-866-0320

Transportation

Auto Financing

Transportation

Auto Financing

Quit.Before your time

runs out.

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SEMI-ANNUAL WATER UTILITY BILLS REMINDER: Semi-annual water bills for the period July 1 to December 31, 2014 are due and payable before 4:30 pm on Friday, October 31, 2014. Payments received after the close of business on October 31, 2014 will be charged a late penalty of 5% on the unpaid balance.

Payments can be made by mail; in person at Municipal Hall located at 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Rd; at all major financial institutions; or via internet and telephone banking. There is an after-hours drop box to the right of the main door of Municipal Hall. Municipal office hours are 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, Monday to Friday. Ph. 250-766-5650

Municipal Hall Economic Development

10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road Lake Country, BC V4V 2M1

t: 250-766-5650 f: 250-766-2903 rroycroft@lakecountry.bc.ca

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST

VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE OPERATIONS May 18, 2015 to October 15, 2015

The District of Lake Country is requesting expressions of interest from organizations interested in operating a Visitor Information Centre (VIC) in Lake Country from May 18, 2015 to October 15, 2015. Proponents may submit expressions of interest for a one or two year term of operations. The successful proponent will provide a facility, staff and management for a Visitor Information Centre within the District of Lake Country, operating in accordance with Destination BC requirements. The proponent will also be required to provide mobile visitors services to agreed upon locations. Full details for this Request for Expressions of Interest may be found on the District webpage at www.lakecountry.bc.ca. A sealed envelope clearly marked “Visitor Information Centre” RFEOI Reference No.ED-RFEOI-2014-02 may be delivered to the reception counter, at the District of Lake Country, Municipal Hall, attention:

Economic Development 10150 Bottom Wood Lake Road,

Lake Country, B.C. V4V 2M1

up to 2:00 p.m. November 21, 2014.

We thank all applicants for their submissions, however only those selected for additional review may be contacted.

The District reserves the right not to award a contract to any proponent.

Halloween Fireworks Reminder: In Lake Country the law (Bylaw 800, 2011) says that to use fireworks you must have written permission from the Fire Chief and prove that you have taken appropriate precautions to protect people and property from injury or harm. So instead of taking on that liability, join us at Beasley Park Oct. 31.

Daylight Savings Time ends this weekend:

Turn clocks back an hour at 2:00 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 2