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Peter Mallett latory emails after he was named After more than half a century sioning of three paintings in cel- tion to detail in his paintings. Staff Writer to the Order, including one from of painting oil on canvass, Horton ebration of the 100th anniversary “John’s marine art captures Rear-Admiral Bob Auchterlonie has an impressive catalogue of of the RCN. today and yesterday – people, enowned marine artist and former Commander of the work - from picturesque seascapes Some of his other notable places and events as we know John Horton has been Royal Canadian Navy, VAdm that often include fishing boats, naval historical works include and remember them,” says appointed to the Order (Retired) . tugs and trawlers, to the warships a series of 50 paintings depict- Vassilopoulos. “While there are of . This year, 160 British and submarines of the navy, past ing George many artists who paint marine R Columbians were nominated for and present. ’s famous 18th-century scenes, few have Horton’s ability In an announcement on Aug. 3, Chancellor of the Order, the award, the province’s highest The artist is also former sailor expedition entitled Re:Discovery to delineate accurately the archi- Lieutenant Governor Janet Austin form of recognition. A total of 460 of the Royal Navy. Horton spent 92. To get inspiration, he retraced tecture of a ship.” named Horton as one of this year’s people have been appointed to the approximately 11 years as a Vancouver’s 1792 to 1794 voyage Vancouver Sun columnist 13 recipients. Order of B.C in its 31-year history. reservist and regular force in the aboard a 52-foot former barge of Bryan Pybus once remarked that The 84-year-old resident of This year’s recipients were years following the Second World the , which Horton’s attention to detail and Tsawwassen, B.C., has produced selected by a seven-member inde- War, which explains his fondness became his floating studio where accuracy is so legendary that any- over 1,500 paintings including pendent advisory council. of the navy. he travelled the B.C. coastline, one viewing one of his paintings commissioned works featuring “Your many contributions “Over the years, I have made so northward to Alaska. can quickly determine “the sea- Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) ves- have enriched the lives of British many friends in the navy who have In 2013, Horton designed a five- son, time of day, the atmosphere sels and sailors. Columbians and helped make helped inspire me and keep my ounce gold coin for the Canadian and even the temperature.” Horton said being named to our province and even better interest in the navy alive. I guess Mint, a rendition of the victory Horton admits his obsession the Order came as a complete place,” read the proclamation by it’s like the old saying: You can of HMS Shannon over USS for perfection in his artwork and surprise. B.C. Premier John Horgan, which take the sea away from the man Chesapeake in the , once said: “I’m never satisfied “It was very humbling because accompanies the award. but you can’t take the man away and in 2019 a coin commemorat- with what I’ve done. Every brush- I am joining such a wonderful Artist is born from the sea.” ing Captain James Cook’s arrival stroke I do must be better than group of people who have done Born in England, Horton Critical Acclaim at the last one.” some incredible things. There have attended Poole & Bournemouth The Canadian navy has brought His artwork is also the sub- Due to social distancing been so many other people who Schools of Art when he was 16 him aboard ships during the 2004 ject of a hardcover book writ- protocol, Horton says he and have helped inspire me and my in the years following the Second Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) ten by renowned marine author the other recipients likely art throughout my career and the World War. exercise and a deployment for Peter Vassilopoulos entitled John won’t receive their awards until navy is a huge part of that, from In 1966, he and his family Operation Apollo to the Arabian Horton: The Mariner Artist. Like September 2021 Admirals to Able Seaman.” moved to Vancouver, B.C., where Gulf in 2002. many others in the marine and art For more information about Horton says his email in-box was he opened his own practice as an In 2010, Horton won a national communities, Vassilopoulos raves Horton and his work visit his flooded with hundred of congratu- architectural artist. artist competition for the commis- about Horton’s meticulous atten- website: https://johnhorton.ca/

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Peter Mallett ing the senior public affairs offi- Roads University following her Staff Writer cer position during unforeseen release. She then spent two years circumstances when the deputy working as a digital communica- A junior public affairs officer senior officer PAO was deployed tions officer for the Government (PAO) from Maritime Forces to the Middle East. of B.C. before her return to the Pacific (MARPAC) has been hon- “I was very fortunate to have a military as a direct entry officer oured for her stellar leadership small but mighty team of individ- in 2017, this time wearing an skills when she stepped up to uals who rose in equal measure army uniform. fill the manager role in the unit to the many challenges,” said Lt She is currently attached to during the senior PAO’s absence Dubeau. “I hope they know we all HMCS Winnipeg as the ship’s last year. share in the many successes and PAO. The ship and its crew are Lt Chelsea Dubeau received lessons learned during this period, conducting Intermediate Multi- the Public Affairs Special which certainly helped in my per- ship Readiness Training in prepa- Recognition Award on July 21 for sonal and professional growth.” rations for the Rim of the Pacific her “exceptional leadership and During her tenure, she pro- (RIMPAC) exercise off the coast professionalism under stress.” She vided much-needed guidance of Hawaii, Aug. 17 to 31. was nominated by Captain(N) to the Admiral, Commodore, She also spent a month Chris Peschke, MARPAC Chief and Commander Canadian aboard HMCS during of Staff, who also delivered the Submarine Force. Operation Laser in April-May award. In the nomination her work is 2020. “Initially, I wasn’t sure what described as: Demonstrating profes- “I was fortunate to have the to think as I was brought to his sional acumen with complex media freedom to write the stories I office by my supervisor. My ini- issues far beyond that expected wanted, and had amazing sup- tial reaction was ‘oh no, I must from so junior an officer, she con- port from the ship’s command be in trouble for something’,” fidently provided sound advice to team. I cherish a few of the said Lt Dubeau. “When Capt(N) Flag and senior officers resulting in stories I was able to write during Peschke started reading the cita- successful media engagements. that time because of the special tion and I realized why I was Lt Dubeau served in the people I was fortunate enough Demonstrating professional acumen there, I became overwhelmed.” Royal Canadian Navy as a Naval to have the opportunity to write Due to COVID-19 physical Warfare Officer from 2010 to about,” said Lt Dubeau. with complex media issues far beyond distancing measures, there was 2012, but then decided to leave Going forward, she is inter- that expected from so junior an officer, no official ceremony to present the military. Prior to her naval ested in pursuing other educa- her with the award. Instead, she service, she earned a diploma tional opportunities including she confidently provided sound advice to received official proclamation in Broadcast News from SAIT NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Flag and senior officers resulting in in the form of a congratulatory Polytechnic, and went on to com- Organization) courses and the video. plete a degree in Professional pursuit of a master’s degree in successful media engagements. She earned the award by fill- Communications from Royal communications. – As worded in the nomination

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Local soccer club aids physical training Peter Mallett Two players and two staff members of the success of the activity,” said Staff Writer from the professional soccer team Lt Drew Shaw, 39 Signal Regiment, added something different to the sol- who helped organize the event. “Some Members from the Pacific Football dier’s regular physical training routine. reservists had never played soccer or Retired central defender turned Club stopped by Albert Head Training participated in any organized sports, coach, Ryan McCurdy was assisted while others were obviously experi- Centre to brighten the spirits of quar- by Pacific FC development prospect enced footballers.” antined reservists. Members of Pacific Football Club gath- Jordan de Graaf to lead 60 reservists Because the reservists have been er for a group photo with reservists Approximately 90 army reservists through two separate, one-hour work- self-isolating together, only the Pacific from 39 Brigade Group following a from 39 Canadian Brigade Group out sessions. Reservists then broke FC visitors and course instructors, training session at Albert Head Cadet have made Albert Head their tem- into six teams for a series of six-a-side who don’t live at the training centre, Training Centre on July 30. porary home as they undertake their soccer games. wore protective masks and physically Photos by Drew Shaw, 39 Canadian Brigade Group Basic Military Qualification (BMQ) “The smiles on the faces of the distanced. Course. participants became a clear indication “It was hard work out there and the coach [Ryan] really made us sweat,” said Pte Aidan Kozubal. “Along the Jordan de Graaf from thePacific FC leads Privates Henigman, way, a couple of my course mates Goodwin, Burgess, and OCdt Toor in stretching and callisthenics. really surprised me with their [soccer] skills.” The Albert Head training session came approximately a week ahead of the team’s departure for the East Coast and restart of play. Pacific FC will participate in the 2020 Championship tour- nament in Prince Edward Island, which starts Aug. 13. The unique physical training for the reservists at Albert Head hasn’t been limited to just soccer. The previous weekend trainees participated in one hour waterfront yoga sessions led by Langford-based yoga instructor and registered nurse Shelley McCulloch. A rugby-focussed PT session is also Privates Lafontaine, Kozubal, Costello and planned with course instructor MCpl Wu paricipate in a six-a-side scrimmage on Morgan McIntyre who is a member of the sports field at Albert Head. ’s Pacific Pride develop- ment program.

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A Canadian Ranger with the Dease Lake Canadian Ranger Patrol delivers food hampers to residents in Dease Lake, British Columbia on May 12 as part of ongoing community COVID-19 relief efforts. Photo by Canadian Ranger Sergeant Edith Carrier, Patrol Commander for Dease Lake Canadian Ranger Patrol Members of the Canadian Ranger Patrol install signage in on May 9.

Canadian Ranger Partnerships are key and many to the six Lac La Ronge Indian du-Lac Canadian Ranger Patrol truck to Winter Harbour, and by Lindsay Chung of them have been built over a Band reserve communities; deliv- worked with Fond-du-Lac Dene boat to Gilford Island. Quesnel Canadian long period, says Master Warrant ered Red Cross isolation kits to Nation officials and the Fond-du- “On the Old tasking, Officer Jim Vogl, 4 CRPG's we had one Canadian Ranger from Ranger Patrol communities; supported vulner- Lac Health Centre to assist with / Company able families by shopping for gro- the transportation and distribu- Port McNeill come as a support Sergeant Major. boat so we had two vessels on the When communities across cery supplies and delivering them; tion of supplies, helped set up and “Being a community-based water, just as a security network,” asked for help sorted and prepared 14-day isola- staff the community's emergency organization or unit within CAF, said Canadian Ranger Sergeant responding to the COVID-19 pan- tion hampers meant for homes response centre, delivered food much of the relationships needed Tom Cook, the Port Hardy Patrol demic, Canadian Rangers from 4th where a family member develops and firewood to elders in isolation, to furnish success on operations Commander. “Port McNeill was Canadian Ranger Patrol Group COVID-19; and collected, hung and assisted with the community were already there, with Canadian also instrumental, they were the (4 CRPG) were quick to answer and dried traditional medicine for COVID-19 awareness campaign. Rangers living among and know- ones who did the shuttling down the call. elders, including Chaga, ratroot ing the people,” he said. Île-à-la-Crosse to Shelter Point Distillery, which They have worked with a vari- and water lily. There are many reasons the Thirteen members of the Île-à- is where the hand sanitizer was ety of partners to do everything The Lac La Ronge Rangers col- Canadian Rangers are a valuable la-Crosse Canadian Ranger Patrol being produced, so they were from distributing food to isolated laborated with the Red Cross, partner in domestic operations worked with community officials involved at that end of it. The residents to staffing emergency the Northern Inter-Tribal Health such as Op Laser. to collect and distribute firewood, emergency operations centre is in response centers. Authority, the Federation of “With Canadian Rangers com- fish and deliver food to residents, Port McNeill, so they weren't just In support of Operation Laser, Sovereign Indigenous Nations, ing from all different walks of life, staff the community response cen- bringing hand sanitizer up for us; the Canadian Armed Forces’ the Lac La Ronge Indian Band, they bring a vast variety of skill tre, and assist with COVID-19 they were bringing it for other (CAF) response to the pandemic, the Prince Albert Grand Council, sets to the table,” he said. “We’ve communication. agencies on the North Island for more than 200 Canadian Rangers the Jeannie Bird Health Clinic got very skilled hunters, very expe- distribution as well. It was good to in British Columbia, Alberta, and Lac La Ronge Indian Health British Columbia Company rienced search and rescue people. Saskatchewan, and have Services, and the Rangers worked Canadian Rangers from 4 work with Port McNeill.” They bring a bit of fluidity to been on standby since April, with with emergency workers and band CRPG's British Columbia Dease Lake operations in the north because of many Patrols from 4 CRPG acti- security in each community. Company have been tasked as In northern British Columbia, the relationships and skill sets they vating their Local Response Forces Local Response Forces as well and four members of the Dease Lake have. The big one is the profes- Wollaston Lake have supported their communi- after requests for support from In other parts of northern Canadian Ranger Patrol worked sionalism they bring to the table ties' response to COVID-19 in with community officials to set their communities. Saskatchewan, 12 members of the and the dedication to assist and many ways. up and distribute food hampers In northern Saskatchewan, Wollaston Lake Canadian Ranger Canadian Rangers from the aid their communities when they On northern Vancouver Island, May 11 to 14. The Rangers also Patrol worked with Hatchet Lake Wollaston Lake, Fond-du-Lac, Île- need them.” members of the Port Hardy and cleaned and prepared the vacant Denesuline First Nation officials à-la-Crosse, and Lac La Ronge have Lac La Ronge Port McNeill Canadian Ranger building where the hampers were to deliver firewood and food to worked as liaison officers through In Lac La Ronge, Saskatchewan, Patrols worked with the Regional assembled. community members in self-iso- their local emergency operations eight members of the Lac La Ronge District of “Our help was very needed, and lation, assisted with COVID-19 centres, assisting with duties at Canadian Ranger Patrol worked to deliver hand sanitizer, gloves they couldn't thank us enough,” communication and prepared and the centres; hunting and fishing with the Lac La Ronge Indian and masks, and set up COVID-19 said Canadian Ranger Sergeant to provide food for residents; put- Band Emergency Coordinator and staffed the community response information signage in mid-May. Edith Carrier, Patrol Commander ting together and delivering care delivered COVID-19 information; centre. Canadian Rangers travelled by of the Dease Lake CRP. “We're packages; and conducting wellness transported and delivered per- Fond-du-Lac boat and ATV to Old Quatsino happy to do that, to be able to checks, among other tasks. sonal protective equipment (PPE) Eight members of the Fond- to bring supplies and signage, by help the community.”

Photos by Canadian Ranger Sergeant Jean Tsannie, Patrol Commander for the Wollaston Lake Canadian Ranger Patrol

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PO2 Nijjer is awarded the Certificate of Achievement and Service for Union III, Iraq, for his outstanding dedication to duty while deployed in support of combined - Operation Inherent Resolve. His professional- ism and exemplary ser- vice to the coalition con- tributed greatly towards Petty Officer Second Class Nijjer Master Seaman Olid is awarded the the CJTF-OIR mission of is awarded the Joint Service Special Service Medal Expedition for defeating the Islamic State Commendation Medal for Meritorious Operation Cutlass 17-1. in Iraq and Syria. Service for the Armed Forces Of the United States.

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