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No issue:Nov. 15
On the Menu • Events / 2 • Neighbours / 3 • Marketplace / 4 • For the Record & Weather / 5 • Ideas / 8• AMusing / 9 www.FriAM.ca • Tel: 250.833.1141 • Email: [email protected] • Drop Off: Hucul Printing, 5th St. & 5th Ave. SW
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So much for fixed election dates. The next federal election could just as easily end up in 2020 as in 2023.
It all depends on how Justin Trudeau responds to the message delivered to him by nearly all of Canada except Toronto. Saskatchewan and Alberta delivered a tough message, electing not one Liberal; the Bloc resurgence was a tough touché as well; but where it really got personal was in Vancouver-Granville. Trudeau’s former attorney-general, Jody Wilson- Raybould, placed the PM on notice by winning back her seat as an independent. Governing will become a challenge for the new Liberal minority, but not an in-surmountable one if lessons are learned. Conservative support may be needed for the expansion of the Trans Mountain Pipeline project, and a significant slice of the NDP platform will wind its way into the Liberals’ agenda for any hope of passing their own legislation. It is clear that this Riding is seriously blue. Blue lake, blue sky, blue Party. And it is also clear that Canadians are not prepared to support a hard right pop-ulist Party like the brand new PPC. Cindy Derkaz would have served well as a constituency representative. She finished a strong second in 2015, but that was not meant to be in 2019. This Riding is a safe one for the Conservatives, but nothing is wholly safe during these times. It will be interesting to see if Trudeau rises to the occasion by listening to all Canadians to earn sustaining support. n
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RIDING Mel ArnoldCON, 35,753 • 48.8% (+9.8*)Cindy DerkazLIB, 16,606 • 22.7% (-7.3)Harwinder SandhuNDP, 11,198 • 15.3% (-10.7)Marc ReinarzGREEN, 7,697 • 10.5% (+5.5)Kyle DelfingPPC, 1,999 • 2.7% NATIONLIB • 157 • 33.1% (-6.4)CON • 121 • 34.4% (+2.5)BLOC • 32 • 7.7% (+4.3)NDP • 24 • 15.9% (-3.8)GREEN • 3 • 6.5% (+3)IND • 1(* change from 2015 election)DETAILED RESULTS / 7
VOTE IS INMel cements lead
Re-elected MP Mel Arnold.
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Mel Arnold won his second term, picking
up nearly half the votes across the Riding. The surge in Conserva-tive support in the West-ern provinces increased his lead at the expense of the Liberals and NDP. Green party candidate Marc Reinarz doubled his percentage of the vote, and the new People’s Party Coalition finished a distant fifth. Arnold and the Conser-vatives now face a new dynamic under a Liberal minority that will require support from other Parties.
Robbery suspect still at large
A clerk at a money lending outlet on Ross Street was robbed at gun-point 4 pm, Monday. The suspect,
described as tall and skinny, was dressed in black with two white stripes, and wore a balaclava and sunglasses. RCMP are continuing their search,
and examining videos from the busi-ness and other nearby locations. In another incident at 4 am Wednesday at the Shell gas bar, a balaclava-wearing suspect was caught on camera breaking in and chopping through the ATM machine. n
Silverbacks won their 13th game,
4-1 against Surrey Wednesday night, making them the top team in the BCHL. This could be the big season we’ve waited 19 years for. / 6
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SALMON ARM FridAy AMBack of FrontEVENTS t October 25, 2019
Going indoors• Halloween, Thursday, Oct. 31. See below left.• Treble Clef outdoor sculpture unveiling, 11-1, Sat. Nov. 2, Shuswap Park Mall. Celebrate this towering new downtown landmark at Alexander & Lakeshore corner.• Clocks ‘Fall’ back one hour, Nov. 3 (more sleep, yes!)• Remembrance Day, Monday, Nov. 11. Parade and Cenotaph Service in Shuswap communities.
Art • The Little Lake, a collaborative, community.. and must-see.. artistic re-creation of our beloved McGuire Lake. Runs to Dec. 14. Family Saturdays, 2-4.• Writers Coffeehouse, 2 pm, Oct. 25, Blue Canoe Cafe.Halloween contest - up to 500 words; must contain words ‘The thing crawled slowly towards the figure coing down the path’
Concerts • Coffeehouse circuit - Eagle Bay, Oct. 26; Carlin Hall, Nov. 2; Sunnybrae Hall, Nov. 9.• Jason Scott ‘Diamond Forever’ - Celebration of Neil Diamond, 7 pm, Oct. 25, SA Legion. Tix $25 at Legion or 250-832-3118. Doors open 5:30.• The Contenders with Gary Fjelgaard & Valdy, 7:30, Oct. 31, Carlin Hall. It’s their 18th Okanagan tour.Also featuring Blu & Kelly Hopkins. Tix at Acorn Music.• Mike Field, 7 pm, Nov. 14, Nexus at First. The Pentic-ton-based artist is a recent recepient of worldwide indepen-dent music awards for Jazz Music Producer and Best Jazz vocals. Also, Jordan Dick Band will perform Nov. 28. • Andrea Roberts & Shujazz Trio, 6:30 pm, Nov. 5, Lake-side Manor. Salmon Arm’s best jazzers will perform 1st, 3rd Tuesdays at the Manor. By donation. Includes bar & tapas.• Aura Chamber Choir ‘Remembrance & Hope, 7:30, Nov. 9, and 2 pm, Nov. 10, All Saints Anglican, Vernon.
Theatre • Walk of Terror, 6:30, Oct. 25, 26, Caravan Farm Theatre with Performance Art Troupe. Saturday night - Part Burning Man, part Nuit Blanche. Costumes & Music by Freak Motif. More family friendly Friday night.• Wizard of Oz, 7 pm, Nov. 22-24, 28, Dec. 1, 5-8,Shuswap Theatre. Directed by James Fagan Tait.
Sports • Sport Spot & You’re Invited / 5, 6• Silverbacks play in Wenatchee Friday and Saturday.• Cure for Cancer, Nov. 3, SA Curling Centre.• Ski/Board Swap, 11-2, Oct. 26, Gathering Place. W
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On the TownSalmar Grand • Hudson Ave.Oct. 25 to 31 • salmartheatre.com • 250.832-2263• Maleficent: Mistress of Evil. Maleficent and her god-daughter question the ties that bind them as they’re pulled in different directions and dark new forces come to play. 2:10 Sat- Sun (2D); 6:35 (2D), 8:45 (3D) nightly. (PG violence)• Judy. Legendary performer Judy Garland arrives in London in the winter of 1968 to perform a series of sold-out concerts. 2:10 Sat-Sun; 6:30, 8:45 nightly. (PG coarse lang) • Joker The backstory of how Arthur Fleck, disregarded by society, transformed into Batman’s arch villain, Jok-er. 2:00 Sat-Sun, 6:40, 9:00 nightly. (14A violence)• Ad Astra. Astronaut Roy McBride undertakes a mission across an unforgiving solar system to uncover the truth about his missing father and the doomed expedition that threatens the universe 30 years later. 2:00 Sat - Sun); 6:40, 9:00 nightly. (PG violence, coarse lang)Salmar Classic• Alexander St.n SHUSWAP FILM SOCIETY • shuswapfilm.net• Tel Aviv on Fire (Lux/Belgium/Israel), 5:00 & 7:30, Oct 26. Palestinian soap opera writer in Israel runs into a conundrum with one of his plots. (14A)• REEL WEEKEND FILM FESTIVAL, Nov. 1 to 3Peanut Butter Falcon (opening night show) • Official Secrets • Honeyland • Echo in the Canyon • Brittany runs a Mara-thon • Pain and Glory • Full details in next week’s AM.n Grease - Ladies Night, 7 pm, Oct. 25. $10n OPERA & BALLET • Live in HD• Manon by NY Met Opera, 9:55 am, Oct. 26. • Madama Butterfly by NY Met Opera, 9:55 am, Nov. 9• Raymonda by Bolshoi Ballet, 1 pm, Oct. 27.n GEOCACHING FILM FESTIVAL, 6:30 pm, Nov.16. $5
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LIVE Scene
On TOPICS
DANCE On
n Lorenzo’s • Legendary Lake Monsters, Oct. 26 - Halloween Party is Lorenzo’s Final night after 24 years of live music. lorenzoscafe.comn Chances Casino • Pawsta Night & Silent Auction for SPCA, 6-10, Oct. 26
n Enderby Legion • Dance to Sleepless Nights, Oct. 26 • Vic’s Dance Band, Nov. 9n Enderby Drill Hall • Old Time Dance, 7 pm, Nov. 1 - Hawaiian them. Adults $5, children free. Light lunch. 250-515-1176.n Gleneden Hall • Dance to Sierra, 7 pm, Nov. 2.n Dancing with the Shuswap Stars, Nov. 22, Rec. Centre. Fundraiser for Hospice Society. shuswapstars.ca .n Howl-aween for Hospice Dance, 7 pmOct. 26, Canoe Seniors Centre. A ‘howl’ of a party. Tix at DeMille’s, Hideaway. Tix $30Proceeds to Shuswap Hospice Society.n Halloween Dance, Oct. 25, Salmon Arm Curling Centre.n Halloween Party, 7 pm, Oct. 26, 5th Ave. Senior Centre, featuring Son of Stomp.
HALLOWEEN • See also Dance& Theatre’
m Children’s Halloween Party, 11-3, Oct. 26, Mall at Piccadilly. m Treat Trails, starting 3 pm after school at Downtown and both malls.m White Lake Haunted House & Fireworks, 5:30-8:30, Oct. 31.m Halloween Dances, Oct. 25 and 26. See ‘Dance on’, below t
n Dessert fundraiser, 6:30, Oct. 26, Lakeside Community Church by Refugee Action Partners and Mennonite Central Committee. See refugeeactionpartners.can Historic talk on McGuire lake, 7 pm, Oct. 24, Haney Heritage Village.n Art Council AGM, 5 pm, Oct. 28, Salmon Arm Art Gallery.
Best to you, each Friday AM & All Month
r r r Make sure your event or ad makes it into next week’s All Month edition.Email to [email protected] Also take note there will be no issue on Nov. 15.I’ll be going in for surgery in Vernon Nov. 13, so it makes perfect sense that I take a break that week. n
page 3SALMON ARM FridAy AM tOctober 25, 2019
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s Volunteers hang out in front of the haunted house at Haney Village, as they prepare to scare another throng of kids for the second night of the annual Spooktacular event.
The bravery of seven Salmon Arm residents who responded to the shooting at Salmon Arm Church of Christ was recognized by the Royal Canadian Humane Association.
Medals were presented at an Oct. 11 ceremony to James Honeyman, Linda Kendig, Shane Mattenley, David Par-menter, Paul Derkach, Sheryl Reed and William Samis. n
NEIGHBOURS
page 4 SALMON ARM FridAy AMCLASSIFIED t October 25, 2019Marketpage n Drop your ad off • $6.50 up to 15 words • 15¢ additional words • $12.50 for 2 weeks, plus GST
HEALTH & BEAUTY
Welcomes Dr. Andrew Eberding ND, MSc
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n (250) 833-510040B Alexander St. NE
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BUYING COINS, coin collections, rare coins, silver, gold, paper money, banknotes, small and large collections, bullion, antique silver, silver bars, All sterling silver, silverware, Gold, Platinum, jewelry, all scrap gold and silver +.Todd 250-864-3521
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Strategies For Life Roberta Brunin • 250-253-0234
GARAGE/ COMMUNITY SALES
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HUGE SHOP SALELots of tools. Everything must go!
9-2, Sat, Oct. 26, 1682 28th St. NE
BOAT STORAGE - Fully enclosed, secure building, close to town. One space available. 250-832-4966
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Ask forMarlenaLicensed Esthetician1230 24th Ave. SW Salmon Arm
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SERVICES
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ERICKSON’S APPLIANCES
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• Reconditioned Appliances• New/ Used Parts
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A.M. MARKETPAGE • Date _____________• $6.50 pre-paid for up to 15 words, $12 for two weeks. Plus GST• 15¢ per word over 15 words * $1 extra for boxaround.• $5.50 up to 15 words for celebration message, $8 extra for photo• Drop-off: Hucul Printing, 471 5th St. SW • Mail: 2530 4th Ave. NE, Salmon Arm, BC, V1E 2A7 • Fax 833-1531• Email: [email protected] _________________________ Phone ___________________
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Macs Only Consultation, Maintenance,
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MEDIATOR: Family &WorkplaceOut of Court Option
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m i l n e m e d i a t i o n @ s h aw. c aBC Mediator Roster Member
Shepherd of the ValleyLutheran Church (LCC)
10:30 am Sunday worship SASCU Rec. Centre
Room 101 (westside)Phone for information 250-675-3841 or 250-832-5908
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SERVICES
Professional Janitorial ServiceSpecializing in retail /office
cleaning and stripping& waxing floor
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Also carpet cleaning • Grout cleaning • Construction cleanup
Move in’s/Move out’s • Pressure washing • Parking lot washing
CCL Care Computers Ltd.A+ Certified, 38 years experience
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Carlo 250-832-4990
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You’re InvitedWeatherWeekend OutlookRain today, but a sunny weekend ahead. High of +8, low down to -3.Past Temps, Oct. 16 to 22by Nick Parsons, SW GlenedenElevation 458 m (119 m over lake)Date High Low Prec.Oct. 16 +12 +6 TraceOct. 17 +12 +6 1/8”Oct. 18 +12 +5 TraceOct. 19 +11 +2 TraceOct. 20 +8 +2 1/8”Oct. 21 +7 +2 1/16”Oct. 22 +14 +4 0Sun rises 7:33• Sun sets 5:50 Normal this week: +9 to +1Record since 1991 - Oct. 23+16.9, 2003 • -2.7, 2002
FOR THE RECORD
• Clothing for Community, 4-7, Oct. 29, Salmar Classic. Supporting Light-house Shelter, SAFE Society, CMHA. Collecting winter clothing for kids/men/women, non-perishable food items, personal hygiene itemsa,nd pre-packed Essential Items kits that can be bought and donated for $10.• BabyTalk, 1:30-3, Drop-in Wed, SA Health Centre. Oct. 30: Car Seats - talk by safety technician. 833-4101.• City Council, 2:30 & 7:30, Oct. 28, City Hall. Agendas at salmonarm.ca• Grandmothers to Grandmothers sale, Nov. 1, Piccadilly Mall.• Turkey Supper, 5 or 6 pm, sittings, Nov. 1, First United Church. Tix $20 each, available from United Church Men’s Club members or church office. 250-832-3860.• Harvest Dinner by Chef David Colombe. Oct. 26, Harpur Farm. Reserve at harpurfarm.ca • Celebration of the Bicentennial of the Bab, 6 pm, Oct 29, 1890 20th Ave NE. Pot-luck dinner followed by Dawn of the Light presentation and refreshments. 250-833-1890. • Okanagan Historic Society - Salmon Arm, 7 pm, 3rd Mon (Oct. 21) Piccadilly Board Rm. • Toastmasters, 7 pm, Thursdays, Uptown Askew’s meeting room. • Seniors Drop-in, 31 Hudson - BINGO, 6 pm, now Saturdays; Mt. Ida Painters, 9 am, Mon; Zen medita-tion, 7 pm, Wed; Carving, 9 am, Thur;Pool/Cards/Games, 9 am, Fri.• Shuswap Storytellers, 7 pm, 1st Tue, Askews Uptown. Place to tell stores or just listen. Irene 804-3486.• MS support group, 2nd Thursdays Chesters at Piccadilly.• Living with diabetes? UVIC’s Cen-tre on Aging FREE 6-week workshop to better self-manage diabetes. Friday mornings, Oct 25 - Nov 29, Uptown Askews Com. Rm. Family members and friends welcome. Reg. at 1-866-902-3767 OR selfmanagementbc.ca • SA Meditation Center, 130-2960 Okanagan. Guided Meditation & Teaching, 7 pm, Wed. Oct. 30. $10 for 1.5 hr. Lunchtime Meditation, noon, Oct. 31. $2. In-depth book study, Nov. 1, 2; Prayers for world peace, 11 am, Oct. 27. Free. Diane [email protected]• Salmar Association AGM, 7:30, Nov. 28, Salmar Classic.• TOPS, Wednesday evenings.weigh-in 6- 6:45 • Meeting 7:00at Lawn Bowling clubhouse, 691 28th St. NE, next to Curling Centre• Salmon Arm Library branch m English Conversations, 6-8, Tues.m Legal Advocacy, 1:30-3:30, Thur.m Baby Time, 11-11:30, Mon.n Email events to: [email protected]
Passagesv Elton Brown October 15, 2019, at age 68v Marlene Byers October 13, 2019, at age 76 1 pm, Oct. 25, New Hope Community (Sal. Army) Churchv Anne Lawless October 19, 2019, at age 92v Dale Steiner October 16, 2019, at age 69v Frank LeComte 11 am, Oct. 26, Shuswap Community Church
Bowers Funeral Servicebowersfuneralservice.com
v Nina Mae Cox October 15, 2019, at age 86 1 pm, Oct. 26, Broadview Ch.v Robert Eugene Nieminen October 11, 2019, at age 63v Jim Horkoff October 20, 2019, at age 76v Michael Julian Koprowsky October 14, 2019, at age 86 3 pm, Oct. 25, Mt. Ida Cem.v Josef Gerhard Lemmer October 8, 2019, at age 94 11 am, Nov. 2, St. Joseph’s v Margaret Nolter October 14, 2019, at age 85v Zivorad Popovic October 17, 2019, at age 89v Robert ‘Bob’ Quinton 11 am, Oct. 26, Fischer’sv Mohammad Zakreet October 17, 2019, at age 60
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v Sarah Marie Lewis October 19, 2019, at age 33v Mary Eleanor Matthews October 9, 2019, at age 78v Bradley William Wells October 7, 2019, at age 74n shuswaphospitalfoundation.orgn shuswapfoundation.ca
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• Craft Sale, 9-2, Nov. 9, Sorrento Memorial Hall. Works of artisans for the holiday season.
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w Our Brokers from left to right are: Corine Hild, Richard Smith, Ester Arrowsmith, Chris Heidtand Tom Arrowsmith.
Making Life easier for four decadesn Mortgage rates fluctuate.What doesn’t is our ability to find the best ones.1 year fixed .. 3.09%3 year fixed .. 2.89%5 year fixed .. 2.69%Variable rate .. 3.00%
Sport Spot• SA SILVERBACKS • TOP TEAM AT 13 wins, 3 loss, 1 OTL • 27 pts.Top 10: SA 27; Penticton 25; Cowichan 24; Coquitlam 22; Nanaimo 21; Chilliwack 21; Trail 20; Wenatchee 20; Alberni 18; Vernon 16m Oct. 23: SA 4, Surrey 1 m Oct. 20: SA 2, Nanaimo 0 m Oct. 18: West Kelowna 2, SA 1 m Oct. 16: SA 5, Penticton 2 • The Silverbacks play in Wenatchee on Friday and Saturday.• For the second week, goaltender Ethan Langenegger was named BCHL player of the week after making 74 saves on 76 combined shots for a .974 SV%.• Curl for Cancer, Nov. 3, Curling Centre. ‘Going to the Movies’ theme.Banquet, silent auction, turkey shoot. Register at 250-833-4334.• SA Minor Hockey - Pee Wee T3, Oct. 25-27; Bantam T2/T3, Nov. 8-10.• Larch Hills Ski Swap, 11-2:30, Oct. 26, Gathering Place (350 30th St. NE). Drop off from 8 to 10:30 am or at Skookum, Oct. 21 to 24. Pick up money or unsold gear, 2 to 3:30, Oct. 26.• Shuswap Cycling Club (SCC) AGM, 7 pm, Oct. 29, Recreation Centre. Email [email protected] to nominate for one of two positions.• Fall Shuswap Trail Stewards Review, 9 to noon, Nov. 2, Shaw Centre.
Royal CanadianLegion #62 POPPY
CAMPAIGN 2019
Please visit us at the Legion
Lounge orcontact us at250-832-3118to find out howyou can helpour veterans.
Winners of the Catholic Women’s League Raffle drawn Sept. 28 were:
1st - Quilt: Wendy Picinni 2nd
- Cedar Chest: Joan Tomyn3rd – Induction Cook Top: Loreen McKay 4th – Askew’s Gift Card: Doreen New.
s The Larch Hills Nordics won the runner-up prize of $25,000 to go toward its trail lighting project in this year’s Kraft Heinz Project play event. The grand prize of $250,000 went to Saugeen Shores, Ontario for its proposed Lamont Sports Park. The Larch Hills Nordics were one of the top four finalists and the only BC nominated project in the event.
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Last 20% off Family DaySunday, Oct. 27 • Cart load of Pumpkins .. $40
• Organic potatoes Red, yellow, Russet .. $4.69 / 5 lbs. • Spartan apples .. 10 lbs / $7.50• Chocolate milk .. $1.99 / 1 litre• Country Harvest & Alpine Grain Bread .. $3.50 ea.• Cordon Swiss .. $7.50 / 2-pack
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.2019 VOTE RESULTS *RIDING
NATION
BC
BC MPs (42)
North Okanagan-Shuswap (68.7% turnout)
(65.9% turnout) (Seats & Vote percentage)
(65% turnout) (Seats & Vote percentage)
Mel Cindy Harwinder Marc KyleARNOLD DERKAZ SANDHU REINARZ DELFING Conservative Liberal NDP Green PPC 35,753 • 48.8% 16,606 • 22.7% 11,198 • 15.3% 7,697 • 10.5% 1,999 • 2.7%
Liberal Conservative BLOC NDP Green Ind157 • 33.1% 121 • 34.4% 32 • 7.7% 24 • 15.9% 3 • 6.5% 1
Conservative Liberal NDP Green Ind 17 • 34.1% 11 • 26.1% 11 • 24.4% 2 • 12.4% 1 • 0.9%
n CONSERVATIVE • Mel Arnold (I), North Okanagan-Shuswap• Todd Doherty (I), Cariboo-Prince George• Dan Albas (I), Central Okanagan-Similkameen-Nicola• Cathy McLeod (I), Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo• Tracy Gray, Kelowna-Lake Country • Rob Morrison, Kootenay Columbia• Bob Zimmer (I), Prince George-Peace River-North Rockiesn NDP • Richard Cannings (I) South Okanagan-West Kootenay• Taylor Bachrach, Skeena- Bulkley Valley
2015 Liberal Conservative NDP Bloc Green 184 • 39.5% 99 • 31.9% 44 • 19.7% 10 • 4.7% 1 • 3.5% 2011Conservative Liberal NDP Bloc Green 167 • 39.6% 102 • 30.6% 34 • 18.9% 4 • 6% 1 • 3.9% 2008Conservative Liberal NDP Bloc Green 143 •39.6% 77 • 26.2% 37 • 18.2% 37 • 10% 0 • 6.8%
2006 Conservative Liberal NDP Bloc Green 143 • 37.6% 103 • 30.2% 29 • 17.5% 51 • 10.5% 0 • 4.5%
n Prior to Colin Mayes’ reign from 2006 to 2015, the seat was held by Darrel Stinson for the Reform Party and later Canadian Alliance Party. Stinson served during the Liberal years from 1993 to 2005. The Tories held Okanagan-Shuswap riding from 1979 to 1988 when it went to the NDP’s Lyle MacWilliam for one term.
I N T E R I O R ( 9 )
L OW E R M A I N L A N D ( 2 6 )n Conservative • Ed Fast (I), Abbotsford • Mark Strahl (I), Chilliwack-Hope • Tamara Jansen, Cloverdale-Langley City • Tako Van Popta, Langley-Aldergrove • Brad Vis, Mission-Matsqui-Canyon • Marc Dalton, Pitt Meadows-Maple Ridge• Nelly Shin, Port Moody-Coquitlam • Alice Wong (I), Richmond Centre• Kerry-Lynne Findlay, S. Surrey-White Rock • Kenny Chiu, Steveston-Richmond E.n Liberal • Terry Beech (I) Burnaby N. Seymour • Ron McKinnon (I), Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam • Carla Qualtrough (I), Delta • Ken Hardie (I), Fleetwood-Port Kells • Jonathan Wilkinson (I), North Vancouver • Randeep Singh Sarai (I), Surrey Centre • Sukh Dhaliwal (I), Surrey Newton • Hedy Fry (I), Vancouver Centre • Joyce Murray (I), Vancouver Quadra • Harjit S. Saijan (I), Vancouver South • Patrick Weller, West Vancouver-Sunshine Coast-Sea to Skyn NDP • Jagmeet Singh, Burnaby South (NDP national leader)• Peter Julian (I), New Westminster-Burnaby Vancouver East • Don Davies (I), Vancouver Kingsway • Jenny Kwan (I),Vancouver Eastn Independent • Jody Wilson-Raybould, Vancouver-Granville(Former Liberal cabinet minister ran successfully for her same seat as an Independent)
n NDP • Gord Johns (I), Courtenay-Alberni • Alistair MacGregor (I), Cowichan-Malahat-Langford • Randall Garrison (I), Esquimalt-Saanich-Sooke • Rachel Blaney (I), North Islands-Powell River • Laurel Collins, Victorian GREEN • Elizabeth May (I), Saanich-Gulf Islands (Green national leader)• Paul Manly (Incumbent from May 2019 byelection), Nanaimo Ladysmith
I S L A N D S ( 7 )
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Here we are......in Jolly Old
England!Meanwhile, back at home...
...Gary holds downthe fort!
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CITY Fixingsw Danielle Lane who is recovering from an accident, along with scooter rider Bruce Jone, test out the new automatic doors now installed at the entrance to the Recre-ation Centre audito-rium. Looking on is Darby Boyd, general manager of Salmon Arm Recreation.
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t Boo to motorists who fail to adequately tie down their loads, potentially causing accidents.s Bravo to the quick response and public assistance after a small roof fire at Lakeside Manor.
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WEB Sitingsw https://kidshealth.org/en/teens/e-cigarettes.htmlInformation on the effects vaping on youth.
Thank you to my neigh-bour who chose to sell his acreage in town to
a family instead of developers. As a senior I enjoy looking out my kitchen window and seeing the mead-ow across the street grow green in the Spring, red and gold in the Fall. I will still be able to enjoy the horse and donkey walking down the hill, grazing on fresh grass... and now children are playing as well. And I do not have to maintain any of it! I can relax again knowing I can continue to delight in the ever chang-ing scene. My neighbours walking our street are equally thrilled. Why can we not allow the islands of green to continue to thrive in our city instead of turning everything over to wall-to-wall developments?Suzanne Hebert, Salmon Arm
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Hidden GEMSThis quote space is hosted by Hidden Gems Bookstore, 331 Alexander Street, www.hiddengemsbookstore.com
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w “Other people who are struggling aren’t your enemy. It’s embarrassing that this needs to be explained.” ~ Jim Carreyw “The left wing and the right wing belong to the same bird.”w “And to Canadians in Alberta and Sas-katchewan, know that you are an essential part of our great country. I’ve heard your frustration and I want to be there to support you. Let us all work hard to bring our country together.” ~ From Justin Trudeau’s victory speech, addressing the two provinc-es without any Liberal representation Automotive repairs
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POP Quizw What is the name of the first Green elected MP outside of BC?w How many Indigenous MPs were elected on Monday?w One of the Indigenous MPs, Mumi-laaq Qaqqaq is also one of the youngest at age 25. She represents the largest Riding, taking up one-fifth of Canada’s area. What is the name of this Riding?
w Jenica Atwin w 10 w Nunavut
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w You’ve got gall stones, kidney stones, and bladder stones. Welcome to the Stone Age.w Why do Athenians hate getting up ear-ly? Because Dawn is tough on Greece.w The fastest land mammal is a toddler who’s been asked what’s in their mouth?
BC’s newly elected rookiesO V B G V S T I R O BM A C R B I C H I U AO N O N R N S H I N CR P L J A G M E E T HR O L E D H R P T R RI P I M A R C A A A AS T N E L L Y T Y C CO A S K T J T R L Y HN L U E O A A I O L TD A K N N N K C R I AP U E N E S O K D B MC R R Y W E L L E R AO E R L Y N N E V E RN L Y F I N D L A Y A( ) Bracketed - not in Word Search
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ConservativeKenny ChiuMarc DaltonKerry-Lynne FindlayTracy GrayTamara JansenRob MorrisonNelly ShinTako Van PoptaBrad VisNDPLaurel CollinsTaylor BachrachJagmeet SinghLiberalPatrick Wellern See page 7
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s “Play with kids, they said.. It’ll be fun they said..!” A dalmation’s spots made to look like spiders. Above righta pumpkin display in Salmon Arm.
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In SALMON ARMat the
5th AvenueSeniors Centre
Saturday & SundayOct. 26th & 27th10 am to 5 pmOpen thru lunch
Barry Dick took out his first gold
claim at age 15 in the 1970s and has been involved with precious metals ever since. The president ofUrsa Major Gold, Silver & Coin will set up at the Fifth Avenue Seniors Activity Centre on Sept. 26 and 27. “People bring in all kinds of inter-esting items,” says Dick about his com-pany’s Pre-cious Metals road shows. “For the most part it is a broken or old chain, unloved jewellery, a single earring, and out of fashions items like charm bracelets. We also accept dental gold.” He is also seeing more silver flatware sets, however, these must say ‘sterling’ on the handles. Ursa Major is able to cut out one or two middlemen by dealing direct with a smelter. The company an-alyzes gold, silver, coins and paper money while you watch. The prcise testing process undertak-en is explained in detail. Coins with numismatic value are set aide from those with a ‘melt’ value. n
PreciousMetalsdirect toSmelter
Barry Dick
