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Township website: www.esquimalt.ca Centennial website: www.esquimaltcentennial2012.ca

Honouring our past. Celebrating our present. Imagining our future. This is the motto and tag line of our Centennial 2012 and it’s worth refl ecting for a moment on these words.Honouring our past.

In Esquimalt we have so many historic stories to share: of the Coast Salish, who inhabited the area now known as Esquimalt for 4000 years before European settle-ment; of the Hudson’s Bay Company and early farming efforts; of the establish-ment of the headquarters of the Royal Navy’s Pacifi c Squadron; of gold rushes and railway construction; and of our emerging Township, incorporated on September 1, 1912, under the leadership of Reeve (Mayor) Charles H. Lugrin.If there is a com-mon theme here, it is of proud people shaping their community in an environment defi ned by its waterways: the place of shoaling waters. Celebrating our present.

Much has happened in the past 100 years. The fl edgling naval base of 1865 has grown to become the largest employer in the region, and the original town site has disappeared inside the boundaries of CFB Esquimalt. Present day Esquimalt has much to celebrate, with 17,000 residents enjoying our parks, beaches and green spaces as well as a mixture of commercial and residential development. We are a proud community and we’re not afraid to share this pride with our neighbours and visitors. (For a fascinating account of the past 100 years in Esquimalt, watch for Sherri Robinson’s Centennial Book, to be published in 2012!) Imagining our future.

Change has accelerated over the past several years – our world is changing in ways we could not have imagined – but we are keeping pace with this change, and fi nding ways to adapt to and take advantage of these changes. We are at an inter-esting juncture here in Esquimalt. I feel as though we have been climbing a hill for some time but are now cresting over the top and the landscape is taking shape in front of us, revealing new opportunities. There is much work to be done moving for-ward, but I think the hardest part is behind us. The re-birth of the E&N Railway for commuter and excursion travel, and the Victoria Shipyards proposal to the federal government are two initiatives that I am watching with much anticipation.

This is Esquimalt.

Our community pride will be evident at our Centennial Kick-off Event scheduled for Saturday, October 8th, 2011. I invite our residents and neighbouring commu-nities to join us in this offi cial launch of Esquimalt Centennial 2012 at the Town Square behind Municipal Hall. Our Centennial Committeeis planning an event that will set the tone for our celebrations in 2012. There will be music, displays, events for the kids, a 99th birthday cake, our fi re hall open house, and – of course – the barbecue will be fi red up! Please mark your calendar for this special event and help us kick off a great centennial year. For more information, please see our centennial website at www.esquimaltcentennial2012.ca.

Mayor Barb Desjardins

Mayor Barb Desjardins

Esquimalt CouncilWorking With the Community, For the Community

Municipal Hall: 1229 Esquimalt Road, Esquimalt, BC V9A 3P1 Tel: 250-414-7100 [email protected] www.esquimalt.caCouncillor Meagan Brame Councillor Alison Gaul Councillor Lynda Hundleby Councillor Don Linge Councillor Bruce McIldoon

Mayor’s Message

Township website: www.esquimalt.caTownship website: www esquimalt caa

Join us for the launch of Esquimalt’s 2012 centennial celebrations with an afternoon of festivities, including music, displays, activities for the kids, fi re hall exhibits and demonstrations.

Honouring our past. Celebrating our present. Imagining our future.Centennial 2012 Kick-off Event:99 Years and Counting!

Our Centennial Kick-off Event will include: • Over four hours of live music featuring:

- Fraser Campbell singing “Esquimalt Shines” the Centennial 2012 theme song penned by the artist

- That 70s Band - The Soul Shakers - Maureen Washington - The Chief and Petty Offi cer’s Band

- Deckard Cain

• A Centennial Proclamation from Mayor Barbara Desjardins.

• The Lion’s outdoor hot dog barbecue

• Fire hall open house with demonstrations, dunk tank and equipment displays (modern and historic)

• 99th birthday cake courtesy of Country Grocer

• Display area featuring centennial community partners and organiza-tions.

• Bouncy Castle and children’s entertainment provided by Esquimalt Parks and Recreation.

• Unveiling of the Centennial 2012 banners…and more!

For more information, please contact:Tel: 250-414-7122E-mail: [email protected]

When: Saturday October 8th 2011, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.Where: Esquimalt Town Square (behind Municipal Hall, 1229 Esquimalt Road)

Honouring our past. Celebrating our present. Imagining our future.

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Mike Vining, left, helps launch his group’s boat as Rick Laddish holds on to the mooring rope at the Fleming Beach boat launch in Macaulay Point Park. The pair and Mike Hudec (not shown) were headed out to fish. Don Denton photo

Able Seaman Matt Childs enjoys a coffee

on Esquimalt Road before continuing his

morning cycle into work at CFB Esquimalt,

where he is an engineer aboard HMCS Regina.

Don Denton photo

A photo’s worth...Aug. 23, 2011 – While a strong earthquake rattled the East Coast, and ailing

Apple CEO Steve Jobs filed his resignation papers, seven News photographers were out documenting daily life in Esquimalt.

From dawn to dusk, we captured images of people at work, at play and at home throughout the municipality.

With roughly 17,000 residents in Esquimalt, as well as it being the West Coast home for the Royal Canadian Navy, Esquimalt is a hotbed of activity and a hugely integral part of Greater Victoria. We thank those who welcomed us into their homes and workplaces, who flashed us a smile as they went about their lives, and allowed us to photograph some of the people that make Esquimalt a gem of a community.

– Kyle Slavin, editor, Day in the Life of Esquimalt.

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Joseph Wagner takes a break before restoring his 50-year-old boat, Good Stuff, which he’s lived aboard for the past year at Westbay Marine Village. Wagner, 70, has spent eight months restoring the mahogany and teak vessel and plans to finish the work this fall. Erin Cardone photo

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Don Gaynor, left, and Ken Porter take in the sun and view as they wait for a bus tour of the naval base. Porter served in the navy and the army reserve. He met Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, while they were visiting the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa on July 2, and appeared in a widely published photo shaking Catherine’s hand as William looked on. Adriana Durian photo

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Victoria police Sgt. Sean Plater, non-commissioned officer for West Division, patrols the trails through Saxe Point Park. Don Denton photo

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Evelyn Mussell, 3, got dad Daniel to steer the ship while she set a course to Victoria from the playground at Memorial Park. The Mussells live on the West Shore, but explore the parks in Esquimalt during the summer. Roszan Holmen photo

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Seven-year-old Tamsin White-Phosy, left, and her brother, DaVin, 10, draw before dinner. Sharon Tiffin photo

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