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REGIONAL COUNCIL INFORMATION PACKAGE May 17, 2012 Page Regional Council Calendar 5 May 20 - May 26, 2012 Invitations to Mayor and Council 6 UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN BRITISH COLUMBIA The Healthcare Travelling Road Show Northern Health 7 NORTHERN HEALTH Media Advisory Upcoming Board Meetings Provincial Ministries 8-27 BC AGRICULTURE& FOOD Climate Change Adaptation Risk + Opportunity Assessment Provincial Report Executive Summary 28-63 THE BC JOBS PLAN 6 Month Progress Report Page 1 of 163 Page Provincial Ministries 64 MINISTRY OF JUSTICE New Metal Dealers and Recyclers Act 65-66 MLA PAT BELL Top 10 for May 12, 2012 Miscellaneous Correspondence 67 DAWSON CREEK ART GALLERY 30th Annual Peace Liard Regional Juried Art Exhibit 68 HORN RIVER BASIN 2012 CHARITY HOCKEY TOURNAMENT Certificate of Appreciation 69-71 SOCIAL PLANNING & RESEARCH COUNCIL OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Access Awareness Day - June 2, 2012 72-74 EXPERT PANEL REVIEW OF BUSINESS TAXATION AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT REVENUE SOURCES REVIEW Corporation of the VIllage of Cumberland District of Sooke City of New Westminster 75-77 CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER Market Rental Housing Stock Formation of UBCM Railway Committee 78-128 SCHOOL DISTRICT #81 Fort Nelson School Board Agenda Tuesday May 15, 2012 129 COMMUNITY FUTURES Community Futures Northern British Columbia Magazine Document Available on Request Page 2 of 163 Page Training, Conferences, & Seminars 130 KEEPERS OF THE WATER 6th Annual Keepers of the Water Gathering September 26 - 29, 2012 Fort Nelson Recreation Complex News Articles 131-132 ENERGETIC CITY Japanese investors important for B.C. energy industry 133-135 TREATY 8 FIRST NATIONS Changes to Federal Environmental Assessment rules would apply to Site C power project 136-140 VANCOUVER SUN Shell, Asian energy giants to build largest LNG plant in B.C Trade Organizations 141 CENTRAL INTERIOR LOGGING ASSOCIATION Facts Fax May 11, 2012 NRRM Cheque Distribution List 142-160 NORTHERN ROCKIES REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY Cheque Distribution Report - March 1 to March 15, 2012 Voided Cheque List Flowers & Condolences 161-163 A DONATION AND GET WELL WERE SENT TO Senator Richard Neufeld Documents Available Upon Request Page 3 of 163 Page Documents Available Upon Request COMMUNITY FUTURES Northern British Columbia Magazine Inaugural Issue 2012 INSIGHT Northeast B.C. Natural Gas Summit September 20 - 21, 2012 Page 4 of 163 May 2012 June 2012 May 20, 2012 - SuMo TuWe Th Fr Sa SuMo TuWe Th Fr Sa 12345 12 6789101112 3456789 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 May 26, 2012 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 27 28 29 30 31 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 20 Sunday 21 Monday Victoria Day Office Closed (Canada) 22 Tuesday 23 Wednesday Councillor Dolan away FSJ To May 24 Regional Councillor Dolan Away FSJ Energy Expo To May 24 12:00pm 1:00pm InCamera SRC Meeting (Raven Room) 10:00am 11:00am Off Road Vehicle Meeting with RCMP (Raven Room) - Vanessa Addy 24 Thursday 25 Friday From May 22 Councillor Dolan away FSJ From May 23 FSJ Energy Expo 26 Saturday Nicole Cruickshank 1 5/17/2012 10:00 AM Page 5 of 163 The Healthcare Travelling Road Show What: !An opportunity for Healthcare professional students from Prince !George, to travel to the northern communities of Fort Nelson and !Chetwynd, to share their passion for health care with local school !students and in turn, have the local community share their !passion for northern/rural practice and living. When: June 3-8, 2012 What do you need to do: - Deliver a very brief presentation answering the question "who are you and why are you studying to be a doctor, nurse, physio, OT, x-ray or med lab tech?" - Help run a hands on introduction to training tools of the health sciences (microscopes, bones, models, etc ...) What do you get in return: - An opportunity to meet students at the several northern schools: - Chalo School (Fort Nelson First Nation) - RL Angus Intermediate School - Fort Nelson Secondary School - Toad River Rural School - Chetwynd Elementary School - Chetwynd Secondary School - Saulteau & West Moberly First Nations - Exposure to clinical practice in Northern BC - Exposure to the opportunities of living and working in beautiful Northern BC. Information on the roadshow, including the application can be found here: http://www.unbc.ca/nmp/roadshow.html If you are interested in this opportunity please forward your completed application to Sean Maurice at: [email protected] Northern Medical Programs Trust Page 6 of 163 MEDIA ADVISORY May 11, 2012 Upcoming Board Meetings Northern Health’s next Board meeting will take place in Fort St. John, June 18 & 19, 2012. The open meeting will take place Monday, June 18 at the new Fort St. John Hospital (Room to be confirmed), from 2:00-3:30. Northern Health welcomes presentations from interested individuals or parties. Speakers can submit a request for a presentation time slot by calling 250-565-2922 or emailing Desa Chipman at [email protected] The deadline for submitting a request for presentation is 4:00 p.m., June 4, 2012. A news release summarizing developments will be made available after the meeting. Future Public Board Meeting Dates October 17, 2012: Prince George December 3, 2012: Prince George (Dates, times and/or venue subject to change on short notice). Media Contact: NH media line – 250-961-7724 Page 7 of 163 BC Agriculture Climate Change Adaptation Risk + Opportunity Assessment Provincial Report executive summary Page 8 of 163 published March 2012 by the British Columbia Agriculture & Food Climate Action Initiative www.BCAgClimateAction.ca project funding provided by Agriculture and Agri-food Canada BC Ministry of Agriculture BC Ministry of Environment Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions other project partners BCAC/ARDCorp BC Ministry of Agriculture Investment Agriculture Foundation authors Erica Crawford & Emily MacNair contributing authors Rachelle Beveridge & Dr. David Connell graphic design Rocketday photographs from Flickr and Picture BC, under Creative Commons licenses: cover, page 3 by Gord McKenna; page 4 by Ashley Mikulik; page 7 by Brian Sprout; page 8 by Dru!; page 11 by PeacePhotographics British Columbia Agriculture & Food Climate Action Initiative acknowledges the financial assistance of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, the BC Ministry of Agriculture, and the Investment Agriculture Foundation of BC for making this project possible. Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, the BC Ministry of Agriculture and the Investment Agriculture Foundation of BC, are pleased to participate in the creation of this publication. We are committed to working with our industry partners to address issues of importance to the agriculture and agri-food industry in British Columbia. Opinions expressed in this publication are those of the BC Agriculture and Food Climate Action Initiative and not necessarily those of the Investment Agriculture Foundation, the BC Ministry of Agriculture or Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. Page 9 of 163 Acknowledgements his project has been initiated by the BC Canada; Stewart Cohen, Environment Canada; and Agriculture Council’s Climate Action Initiative Tom Pedersen, Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions. (CAI) to address the priorities identified in Tthe BC Agriculture Climate Change Action Plan. The Trevor Murdock and the Pacific Climate Impacts Action Plan is intended to guide the agriculture sector Consortium provided their assistance, support and in adapting to a changing climate and mitigating technical advice. Input was provided by Markus greenhouse gas emissions. Schnorbus (PCIC), Ellen Pond (UBC-CALP), Livia Bizikova (IISD), Dave Trotter (BC Ministry The Action Plan is available at: of Agriculture) and Ngaio Hotte (SFU-ACT). www.BCAgClimateAction.ca Christopher Kay (BC Ministry of Agriculture) provided copy-editing. This project involved contributions from many people in different capacities from its early stages through to Many agricultural organizations around the its completion. The project management team assisted province (and their hard-working staff) assisted in in developing, guiding and executing the project: Dr. communicating with their members about the project. David Connell (University of Northern BC), Jennifer A number of individual producers and Ministry of Pouliotte (BC Ministry of Environment) and Allen Agriculture staff assisted by providing feedback on the James (BC Agriculture Council). In addition, Dr. provincial draft and the snapshot report drafts. Connell played a key role in developing the focus group design and providing background research. Thank you as well to the many agricultural producers Rachelle Beveridge assisted with background and Ministry of Agriculture specialists who research, focus groups, analysis of the interviews and participated in the interviews and focus groups. development of Chapter 4 of the Provincial Report. Without the producers, who volunteered and took Lauren Klose helped with background research and time away from their operations to participate, this materials for the focus groups. study would not have been possible. An Advisory Committee guided the project from The results of this project will be applied to two conceptual stages through research design and new Climate Action Initiative projects in 2012–2013. production of the final reports: Allen James, BC TheOn-Farm Adaptation Practices project will Agriculture Council; Ted Van der Gulik, Sean Darling, explore appropriate farm level adaptation practices Ian McLachlan, Orlando Schmidt, Jennifer Curtis for BC agriculture. TheRegional Agricultural and Linda
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    VOLUME 33, NUMBER 24 OCTOBER 30, 2008 FREE THE WEEKLY NEWS & LIFESTYLE JOURNAL OF MT. WASHINGTON VALLEY MAILING LABEL ESSC 38th Annual Ski Sale: Nooks & Crannies: Excellent deals on ski Haunted hikes in New Hampshire and boarding equipment are a Halloween to benefit a great cause ... treat for hikers ... A 13 B 8 A SALMON PRESS PUBLICATION • (603) 447-6336 • PUBLISHED IN CONWAY, NH SSTTOORRYY LLAANNDD Page Two CC OO RR NN EE RR The tradition Jackson Ski Touring Center continues at... brings Homologation to the Valley By Sarah Earle National Collegiate Athletic Association incorporates the popular Wave Trail. Contributing Writer (NCAA), he explained, has the same “It’s been a real puzzle, putting it togeth- On a blustery October day last week, guidelines for race courses now as well. er,” admits Thom. “We wanted to pre- a group of about thirty Jackson Ski Thom knows the Valley. He knew serve the Wave which was designed in Touring board members, local press, and that local lodgers could accommodate 1988. I know that people still come to Where there's a smile & other interested parties took a walk on the amount of spectators that come with ski the Wave.” Jackson Ski Touring Center’s new a big race like a NCAA. The board Seth Burnell, of HEB Engineering, adventure around every corner! homologated 5 kilometer race course. agreed, and set to work raising $250,000 knows full well how much of a puzzle it Homologation, a word that most people to adjust and certify the course. David was to design the course.