Sept 19, Pennywise – Castlegar, Slocan Valley

Operation Afghan Safety 

When the Taliban assumed power in Afghanistan last year, 

West Kootenay Friends of Refugees (WKFOR) decided to 

sponsor an Afghan-Hazara family. The Canadian government 

set up a program called Operation Afghan Safety, which was 

designed to bring 40,000 people to Canada. Afghans who 

had worked for the Canadian government were given highest 

priority. Next were people who were considered at high risk 

because of their human rights activities. 

In April 2022, an organization based in Toronto called Journalists 

for Human Rights contacted WKFOR to ask if they 

would take a family they knew of. The group of volunteers 

based in Rossland readily agreed. 

In December 2021, the father of the family was arrested 

and tortured. He was a journalist and had reported on human 

rights abuses by the Taliban. His wife was a university lecturer 

and has her Master’s degree in women’s issues. She is also an 

activist at risk. They have two young daughters. The father 

was eventually released and the family escaped to Islamabad, 

Woodbury Resort & Marina 

Rainbow Derby 

Saturday, October 8 until NOON Monday Oct 10 

Luncheon 12:30, awards and door prizes @ 1:15 @ Rec Hall 

Tickets $50 

per person 

1st Prize $2500.00 

2nd Prize $1500.00 

3rd Prize $1000.00 

Plus 4 hidden weight prize 

draws of $100 Sat & Sun 

~~ BONUS DRAW ~~ 

$500 for largest 

BULL trout 

SUPPORT KOOTENAY 

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and you could win: 

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Local Gift Certificate 

• November 1 draw for a 2022 

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• June 1st draw 2022 Ford F150 

4x4 Tremor Edition Pickup 

TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: Woodbury Resort, Jones Boys 

Boats, Wynndel Foods/ Wynndel, Gill and Gift/Balfour 

Pre purchase tickets by calling 

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Email: woodburyresort@netidea.com Visa/ MC /Amex accepted 

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Pakistan, where they contacted JHR for help. They have waited 

in Pakistan without status, in the hope of a new start elsewhere. 

JHR was very helpful in preparing their applications to Canada. 

They have been accepted as refugees, passed immigration 

interviews and medicals, and as of this week they are “travel 

ready”. The final step is for the International Office for Migration 

to arrange flights. In WKFOR’s experience, this means 

that the family is likely to arrive at the Castlegar airport within 

weeks. WKFOR will be raising funds to support this family 

for a year. On October 2 at 2 pm, there will be a concert at 

the United Church in Trail with admission by donation. Tax 

receipts will be issued and all funds go directly to the family’s 

costs of living. Carolyn Cameron, Sarah Currie, Leslie Mahr 

and Hendrik Mendes have volunteered their substantial musical 

talent in support of WKFOR’s efforts. 

WKFOR is also in search of accommodation for the family, 

and any leads would be appreciated. Please contact them at 

WKFORfunds@gmail.com 

West Kootenay Friends of Refugees 

Dr. Richard WJ McIntyre 

Life began on the 

farm in Stenen, 

Saskatchewan on 

January 4, 1930. 

He felt privileged 

to provide medical 

care in many 

communities for 

6 decades across 

2 countries, a gift 

he never took for 

granted. Doc was 

delighted to call 

Kaslo home for 

his final chapter. 

Richard leaves a 

legacy of those 

he cared for both professionally and socially: His 

wife Zoe, all his treasured extended family including 

daughters: Heather and Moira, (grandchildren Kyle 

and Lyndsay), his golf buddies, and recreational 

flying community. 

Richard in preparation of his final plan signs off 

with dignity and respect. 

“Time well spent, I am extremely grateful for 

my gift of life.” - Dr. Richard McIntyre 

To leave a personal message of condolence please see 

Thompson Funeral Service website: 

https://www.thompsonfs.ca/obituary/dr-richard-mcintyre/ 

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*VIOLIN LESSONS: Suzuki violin/viola 

program (Nelson and Kaslo) has 

room for new students in September. 

All ages welcome, including adult beginners. 

Experienced teacher. Contact 

Stephanie Judy at bonaccordstrings@ 

gmail.com or 250-777-3686. 

*MUSIC LESSONS: Classical Guitar, 

Ukulele, Voice, Cello in Kaslo. All ages 

welcome. Begin in September. Contact 

David Stewart, sjdks@kaslo.org, 

250-353-7600. 

ACUPUNCTURIST ACCEPTING 

NEW PATIENTS: Andrea Jones R.Ac. 

has joined our team. Early, late, and 

Saturday appointments available. 

Other services available include: 

Table Thai Massage, Reiki, and Cupping. 

Head 2 Toe Holistic Health 

Clinic, 1237-3rd St, Castlegar. Call 

250-304-8700 or book online www. 

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BIBLE STUDY: Don, 778-877-0579. 

BOIL WATER NOTICE for Fletcher 

Creek Improvement District water 

users. Please inform all renters & 

guests. FCID has a moratorium on all 

connections until further notice. Visit 

www.fletchercreekwater.com 

BOOMTOWN EMPORIUM: Now 

taking musical instruments/equipment, 

consign or trade for sports 

gear. 510 Hall St, Nelson. 250-505- 

5055. 

BUYING ALL GOLD & SILVER! 

Coins, 9999 Bullion, Bars, Rounds, Ingots, 

Jewelry, Nuggets, Etc. Also buying 

Coin Collections, Old Coins, Royal 

Canadian Mint Coins +++. Todd, 250- 

864-3521. 

CALL THE BLINDMAN for Awnings 

and Window Coverings. 25 years of 

quality service. Free consultations, 

250-352-3800. 

CHIROPRACTOR ACCEPTING NEW 

PATIENTS: Dr. Trent Gray, DC has 

joined our team to help us serve 

you better. Early, late, and Saturday 

appointments available. Head 2 Toe 

Holistic Health Clinic, 1237-3rd St, 

Castlegar. Call 250-304-8700 or book 

online www.head2toecastlegar.ca 

CHIROPRACTOR in KASLO: 409 

Water St, (behind Figments), DR. McK- 

ENZIE, Tuesdays, 250-551-3225. For 

appointments, 250-352-1322. 

CHIROPRACTOR, DR. McKENZIE, 

SALMO: Thursdays, Willow Healing 

Arts Centre. Call 250-551-3225. NEL- 

SON, M.W.F, Community First Health 

Co-op, 250-352-1322. 

CONCRETE GRAVEL. ROAD GRAV- 

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DISCOVER SIXTY-FIVE Kootenay 

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DR. McKENZIE, CHIROPRACTOR 

has closed his Slocan office and is 

accepting patients in his Nelson or 

Salmo offices. Call 250-352-1322 for 

appointments. 

FIGMENTS HAS NEW FALL items, 

cards, and many more unique gifts. 

Open everyday. 250-353-2566, Kaslo. 

www.figmentscanada.com 

HEATING AND COOLING FOR 

YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS? Call 

Canadian Aerothermal serving the 

Kootenays for over 15 years. 250- 

304-0455 or 250-505-8209. curttoni@ 

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JB’S PUB AND FAMILY RESTAU- 

RANT: Your local getaway! Dine-in or 

takeout our famous food! Beer and 

wine to go! Open 3-8pm, Wednesday-Sunday. 

Join us for happy hour 

3-6pm! Call 250-353-7716 for reservations. 

KASLO COMMUNITY FITNESS 

CO-OP: Open 24hrs, discounts for 

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MIRROR LAKE WATER USERS 

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Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor, 

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, born 

21 April 1926; died 8 September 2022 

The Longest Reign 

Queen Elizabeth II, 

who has died aged 96, 

became through the 

course of her long reign 

not only the oldest sovereign 

in the country’s 

history but also its longest 

serving. 

Elizabeth Alexandra 

Mary Windsor was born 

on 21 April 1926, in a 

house just off Berkeley 

Square in London, 

the first child of Albert, 

Duke of York, second 

son of George V, and 

his duchess, the former 

to advise and warn political leaders privately and to show 

herself publicly as a focus of national life, celebration and 

commemoration. 

The long reign of Queen Elizabeth II was marked by her 

strong sense of duty and her determination to dedicate her 

life to her throne and to her people. 

She became for many the one constant point in a rapidly 

changing world as British influence declined, society 

changed beyond recognition and the role of the monarchy 

itself came into question. 

Her success in maintaining the monarchy through such 

turbulent times was even more remarkable given that, at the 

time of her birth, no-one could have foreseen that the throne 

would be her destiny. 

And now that destiny passes on to King Charles III! 

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The Guardian 

Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon. 

She is survived by their four 

children, the Prince of Wales, the 

Princess Royal, Prince Andrew and 

Prince Edward, eight grandchildren 

and 12 great-grandchildren. 

The 42nd of a line of kings and 

queens of first England, then Britain, 

then the United Kingdom, 

since William the Conqueror, she 

was also the sixth queen-sovereign 

of England and the fourth of the 

UK. In addition, she was queen and 

head of state of 15 other countries, 

stretching from Fiji, Australia and 

New Zealand to the Bahamas and 

Canada, all once part of the former 

British empire. She was for seven 

decades head of the Commonwealth, 

whose 54 countries comprise 

2.1 billion people, a third of 

the globe’s population. 

In accordance with the precedent 

established by Henry VIII, the 

Queen was also Defender of the 

Faith and Supreme Governor of the 

Church of England, a role she took 

much more seriously in both her 

private and public lives than many 

of her predecessors. 

Her reign encompassed a period 

that saw some of the greatest 

changes in technological development, 

industrial, economic and 

social life across the world of any 

era, yet it is hard to see her name 

being bestowed, as her predecessor 

Queen Victoria’s was, as the 

defining symbol of an age. Instead 

she played, largely impeccably, the 

part of a modern constitutional 

monarch, a symbolic figurehead 

with a right to be consulted and 

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CHRISTIAN TRADITION: Follow 

the path of a Contemplative. 

Teaching sessions of Centering 

Prayer. Mondays, Sept. 12, 19 & 

26, 11am to 1pm at St. Saviour’s 

Anglican Pro-Cathedral, Ward & 

Silica St, Nelson. By appointment, 

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MASSAGE THERAPISTS ACCEPT- 

ING NEW PATIENTS: Ericka Rankin- 

Friesen & Mariah Farrell are offering 

non-registered massage therapy at 

half price while they await RMT registration. 

Early, late, and Saturday 

appointments available. Head 2 Toe 

Holistic Health Clinic, 1237-3rd St, 

Castlegar. Call 250-304-8700 or book 

online www.head2toecastlegar.ca 

MOTHER NATURES: 51yrs in business! 

Offering health food, vitamins, 

body care & natural bedding. 331 Columbia 

Ave, Castlegar. 250-365-7750 

SHARPENING SERVICE: Saws, tools, 

scissors, knives, clipper blades. C&D 

Sharpening Service, 250-365-3658. 

REMEMBER FIGMENTS FOR BEAU- 

TIFUL unique gifts. Come and enjoy a 

browse. We’re open every day. 250- 

353-2566, www.figmentscanada.com 

RV CAMP SITES, fully serviced. Tent 

sites. Chalet and Motel rooms. Woodbury 

Resort has it all for your getaway! 

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SELKIRK TRUSS, can provide all 

your custom trusses for your reno 

or new build. Visit our website www. 

selkirktruss.com and get the answers 

to many of your questions. Selkirk 

Truss, 2894 Sentinel Rd, South Slocan. 

250-359-7000. 

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SAWMILLING: Cedar and fir decking, 

siding, fencing, gardens, timbers. Call 

Wayne or Rochelle, 250-353-7126 or 

250-353-1170, wanecoent@gmail.com 

SIXTY-FIVE YEAR OLD WOMAN: 

Friendly, reliable, former homeowner 

loves animals, nature, and enjoys an 

organic, gentle lifestyle, looking for 

rural property to buy into and place 

cabin/trailer. Perhaps an elderly person 

would appreciate company on 

their land and someone looking out 

for them? Or for someone to have 

cash without selling their home. 

Thank you. Andrea, 250-352-6699. 

SHIPPING CONTAINER SALES, 

RENTALS & SELF-STORAGE: Call 

250-304-5955. MKV International 

Trading, 2812 Popoff Rd, South 

Slocan, BC. 

THE FISH ARE BITING ON KOO- 

TENAY LAKE! Cruise to Woodbury 

Resort and Marina! Fuel, Tackle, and 

Family Friendly Pontoon and Fishing 

Boats to RENT and guest boat parking. 

Plus JB’s Pub and Family Restaurant, 

family dining, off-sales beer and 

wine! Call 250-353-7716 for reservations 

or take out. 

THRIFT STORE KASLO: 11:30am- 

2pm, Wednesday through Saturday. 

Back to school items: Binders, shoes, 

kid’s clothing and adult’s too, books, 

CDs, and movies for your spare time. 

King size bedding looking for a new 

home. Become a volunteer, call 250- 

353-1037. 

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promotion & distribution. Call for 

free author’s guide 1-877-729-4998 

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Events 

AUTHOR READINGS ARE BACK! 

On Sunday, Oct. 23 at WE Graham 

School, SLOCAN COMMUNITY LI- 

BRARY will present local author 

Phyllis Del Puppo reading from 

her debut novel, “Bucket Walkers”. 

Additionally, there will be a slide 

presentation by Greg Nesteroff, local 

historian, blogger, and author 

of “Lost Kootenays”. Doors open 

at 12:30pm, event to commence at 

1pm. For further information contact 

SLOCAN COMMUNITY LIBRARY 

at info@slocanlibrary.ca 

CRAFTERNOONS at the Kaslo & 

District Public Library. Ages 7-12. 

‘Create and Make’ in this fun after 

school program once a month on 

Fridays from 3:15-4:30pm, Sept. 23, 

Oct. 21, Nov. 18 and Dec. 9. To register 

email kaslolibrary@gmail.com 

or call 250-353-2942. We gratefully 

acknowledge the financial support 

of the Community Fund of North 

Kootenay Lake. 

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Greg Gritchin-Agent 

The Royal Canadian Legion Kaslo Br. #74 

would like to thank the following sponsors for 

their donations to the Kaslo Legion Fun Golf 

Tourney held this past September 10th. 

Your support and contributions helped make 

this year’s tournament a great success: 

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1077 MOUNTAIN ST. ROBSON 

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Great Location next to Robson School. Walking distance to the 

mighty Columbia River. Short walk/drive to the downtown of 

Castlegar. Two-bedroom home with a full unfinished basement 

sparkles with charm throughout. Many upgrades. 

250-365-9791 • KootenayConnection@gmail.com 

KootenayConnection.ca 

 

Beach Gables Accommodation 

Pennywise 

Hartech Automotive 

Teresa’s 

Home Hardware 

The Angry Hen 

Jones Boys 

Archie Jacobs & Family 

Kaslo Antique Store 

Western Financial 

Willow 

Minichiello & Co. 


Events 

DIY EVENINGS for adults at the Kaslo 

& District Public Library. Make & 

Create together! Once a month on 

Thursdays, 6:30-7:30pm, Sept. 29, 

Oct. 27 and Nov. 24. To register email 

kaslolibrary@gmail.com or phone 

250-353-2942. We gratefully acknowledge 

the financial support of the 

Village of Kaslo. 

FAMILY STORY TIME SATURDAYS: 

8 sessions, Saturdays from 10-11am, 

Oct. 8-Nov. 26. Join us for stories, 

songs and crafts at the Kaslo & District 

Public Library. Free program. To 

register email kaslolibrary@gmail. 

com or call 250-353-2942. We gratefully 

acknowledge the financial support 

of the Village of Kaslo. 

TRAUMA AS MEDICINE RETREAT 

with spiritual teacher and author 

Sarah Salter Kelly. Thursday, Oct. 13, 

4:30pm-Sunday, Oct. 16, 1:30pm at 

the Sentinel. Details at https://sarahsalterkelly.com/upcomingevent/trauma-as-medicine-fall-retreat 

Events 

INSPIRATIONAL TALK AND HEAL- 

ING CIRCLE with spiritual teacher 

and author Sarah Salter-Kelly, Thursday, 

Sept. 29, 7-9pm at the Langham, 

Kaslo. If you buy an early bird ticket 

at Sunnyside Naturals for $20 you can 

bring one friend for free. Door price is 

$20/ea. Alternately e-transfer sarahsalterkelly@gmail.com 

JOIN IN ON THE FUN! Beaver Valley 

Lions Club Wednesday Night Bingo at 

Fruitvale Memorial Hall. Ticket sales 

start at 5pm. 

TEXAS HOLD’EM TOURNAMENT: 

Saturday, Sept. 24, 6:30pm sharp, $30 

buy-in. At the Slocan Valley Legion, 

502 Harold St. Slocan. Reserve tickets 

at 276svl@gmail.com, 250-355-2672, 

or at the Legion on Fridays, 6-9pm or 

Sundays, 5-9pm. Tickets may not be 

available at the door. The Legion welcomes 

members & guests. 

Events 

KOOTENAY QUILTERS’ GUILD 

SHOW! Friday, Sept. 30, 12-6pm; 

Saturday, Oct. 1, 10am-4pm, Prestige 

Lakeside Resort, Nelson. $5 entry. 

Quilt Display. Merchant Mall. Quilt 

and Basket Raffles. 

Markets/Fairs 

18TH ANNUAL KOOTENAY CO- 

LUMBIA CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIRE: 

Friday, Nov. 18, Saturday, Nov. 19 

Castlegar & District Community Complex. 

Now accepting applications at 

ggverigin@shaw.ca 

Markets/Fairs 

NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 

for the Castlegar Christmas Craft 

Faire Sunday, Dec. 11, 10am-4pm. 

Please contact Cathy, 250-359-7904 

or cathyniminiken@hotmail.com 

SLOCAN VALLEY BLACK ANGUS 

BEEF: Sides $5.99/lb; ground beef 

special, $100 freezer packs; 50lb dog 

bones, $49.99, soup bones and organs. 

Government inspected. Home 

of the Happy Cows. Wayne Savinkoff, 

250-226-BEEF. 

TARZWELL FARMS: Top grade, locally 

grown & naturally raised beef. 

Grain & grass finished, available yearround. 

Delivery to Nelson, Castlegar 

& Trail available. 250-428-4316 or find 

us on Facebook! 

Garage Sales 

SATURDAY/SUNDAY, SEPT. 24 & 

25, 9am-2pm, 1016 Josephine St, Nelson. 

Household, furniture, misc. 

Free for Free 

BULLIES PUPPIES TO GIVE 

AWAY: They are vet checked, 

email beeyjennie@gmail.com, Slocan 

Valley. 

GRAPES: Good for wine or jelly. 

250-513-1950, Castlegar. 

HYDRAULIC HOSES & FITTINGS: 

For heavy/farm equipment? 250- 

354-8100, Nelson. 

SCHWINN 270 RECUMBENT 

BIKE: Working console, no plug in 

cord. 250-434-3064. 

STACKING CHAIRS: Plastic w/ 

chrome legs. Ideal for patio, backyard 

or meeting place. 250-365- 

6239, Castlegar. 

TWO TOILETS, in nice clean condition, 

complete with flush tanks, etc. 

250-304-0346, Castlegar. 


Yard & Garden Waste — Seasonal Free Tipping 

During the month of OCTOBER 

all of our Resource Recovery Facilies 

accept Yard & Garden Waste for FREE 

Quanes greater than 2.5 m3 must go to the Ooschenia, Nakusp or Creston Landll. 

Site Staff reserve the right to limit the number of loads disposed by any customer, based on available space. 

Visit our website for more details. 

rdck.ca/gardenwaste 

250.352.8161 | wastedept@rdck.bc.ca 

KOOTENAY LTD. 

YRB KOOTENAY IS LOOKING FOR EQUIPMENT OPERATORS 

for the upcoming winter season at the Nelson, Winlaw, Kaslo, 

Edgewood, New Denver, Nakusp, Trout Lake, Salmo, Crawford 

Bay and Creston locations in the Central Kootenay area. 

Anyone with a valid class 1 through 5 licence is encouraged to 

apply. Previous driving experience is an asset. Drivers must be 

physically fit with the ability to carry out duties in an outdoor, all 

weather environment on both day and night shifts. 

Please send/fax/email/or drop in with your resume along with 

your preferred work location area to YRB (Kootenay) Ltd. 

110 Cedar Street, Nelson, B.C. V1L 6H2 

FAX resume to 250-352-2172 or EMAIL kootenay@yrb.ca 

Cooper Creek Cedar Ltd (CCC) is referring the Company’s 

2023-2028 Forest Stewardship Plan (FSP) for public review. 

The FSP is a landscape level plan that specifies Results and 

Strategies that must be implemented to meet the objectives 

set by Government for Soils, Water, Wildlife, Visual 

Qualities Objectives, Timber, Fish, Biodiversity and Cultural 

Heritage Resources. The Results and Strategies state forest 

management practices that will conserve and protect 

forest resources within the company’s planned areas of interest 

in which harvesting and road construction activities 

will occur. The Results and Strategies must be measurable 

or verifiable so they can be evaluated as to whether the 

specific objectives are being met. 

CCC’s FSP includes forest tenure from Laird Creek/Balfour 

Face to Fletcher Creek, Johnson’s Landing to Argenta to 

North Duncan Lake and Howser Creek, including the side 

drainages in Howser Creek. 

The FSP is publicly available for review and comment for a 

period of 60 days. The FSP, Forest Development Units and 

Appendices can be viewed at: 

https://coopercreekcedar.com/ Comments must be 

received by November 1, 2022 to be considered. 

Comments should be sent to: bkestell@shaw.ca 

Or mailed to: Cooper Creek Cedar Ltd. Box 850 Salmo, BC 

V0G1Z0 Attention : FSP 

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY 

Western Pacific Marine is seeking a relief Oiler for our 

Kootenay Lake Ferries Division. 

The successful applicant will perform engine room and ship 

maintenance, night watch duCes, safety duCes and be available 

for on-call work. 

Preference will be given to candidates with heavy duty machinery 

experience and/or holding Marine Emergency Du=es cer=fica=on. 

Please submit applicaCons to: office@klferries.ca 

Save BIG Bucks 

with your eyewear 

purchases and head 

Back-to-School in style! 

50% 

Off Sale 

Certified Trane Dealer for the West Kootenay 

Bulbs Are In! 

Huge selection to choose from including 

Tulip, Daffodil, 

Hyacinth, Crocus, Iris, 

Garlic + more 

Benjamin Moore Paint 

interior • exterior • stains 

Nelson Farmers Supply 

524 Railway St., Nelson 250-352-5375 

Serving the West Kootenay for over 80 years. 

Open Mon –Sat 8:30 am – 5:30 pm 

Heat Pumps • Air Conditioning • Furnaces 

250-352-2001 

info@kootenaywoodstoves.com 

104 Silica St, Nelson, BC 

www.kootenaywoodstoves.com 

50% off a complete set of glasses 

(frames and lenses, see in store for details) 

All designer frames and all lenses included! 

Tuesday-Friday 10am-5pm 

Saturday 10am - 4pm 

Free sight testing both locations 

*See in store for details. Some restrictions apply. 

701 Front St, Nelson 

250.354.EYES (3937) 

Unit 2, 688 18 th St, 

Castlegar • 250.365.2026 

Near Common Grounds Coffee Shop 

Bulletin Board Bulletin Board Bulletin Board Bulletin Board Merchandise 

Thank You 

GILL AND GIFT (Randy, Truus, Kris, 

Curtis, and our staff: Bonnie, Ahren, 

Landen, Cadence, and Samuel) 

would like to thank the following for 

their generous support in the recent 

Family Pike Minnow Derby. Balfour 

Beach Inn, Balfour Superette, Blue 

Sky Clothing Balfour, Ainsworth Hot 

Springs, Al Rice, Balfour Golf Course, 

Buddy Boy Baits, Canada Safeway, 

Cedar Glen, Coca Cola, CooCoo’s 

Cones, CSW Union, Gilberts, Gray’s 

Contracting, Jack Rilkoff, Jim Shkooratoff, 

Jones Boys Boats, K.L. Feed Co., 

Kokanee Park Marina, Monte Lust 

Family, Napa, Nelson & District Credit 

Union, Old World Bakery, Pepsi, Phil 

Haist, Rapala, Save-On-Foods, Sea Pro 

Distribution, VH Sport, West Arm Outdoors 

Club and Woodbury Resort/JB’s, 

as well as anyone we may have unwittingly 

missed. A very special thank 

you to Marcel Lino for his untiring 

effort to count the approximately 500 

fish that were brought in and Aldo 

Quattruci for photographing them all. 

www.gillandgift.com for pictures and 

more information. 

Personals 

ALL ‘PERSONALS’ ADS ARE FREE 

IN SEPTEMBER: Looking for a hiking 

companion? A fishing buddy? Someone 

to take dancing? Your personal ad 

will run for free in September. If you 

are 60+ it will also run in the Discover 

65 Seniors Magazine. Call 1-800-663- 

4619 or email info@pennywiseads. 

com to place your ad :) 

AMATEUR CODER LEARNING 

HTML, CSS and JavaScript in search 

of mentors, colleagues, or collaborators. 

Text 250-551-2485. 

COOPERATIVE TENNIS, FREE LES- 

SONS FOR SENIORS: Noncompetitive, 

singles or doubles, call anytime. 

Joel, 250-509-1946. 

Personals 

DO YOU BUILD SCALE MODELS 

of aircraft, ships, armour, cars, etc 

and would be interested in monthly 

meetings to display your projects? 

Contact Wayne, 250-354-1586 or 

email sumfun@telus.net 

HANDSOME MAN, sixties, honest, 

responsible, sincere, seeks a longterm 

relationship with single lady, 

medium to slim build. Reply to Karl, 

PO Box 188 Genelle, BC, V0G 1G0 or 

phone 250-693-2131. 

LOM (LITTLE OLD MAN) seeking 

LOL (Little Old Lady) for LOL (Lots Of 

Laughs). Bill, 250-354-9080. 

POST-SURGERY SEEKING PALS: For 

rail-trails or other light outdoor adventures. 

Text 250-551-2485. 

“YOUNG” SENIOR MAN LOOKING 

FOR lady interested in joining me 

for activities such as walks, conversation, 

travel, etc. Phone Cor at 250- 

304-1942. 

Personals 

SEEKING A COMPATIBLE LADY 

COMPANION: Tall, athletic, mid-sixties 

gentleman seeks a unvaccinated, 

ns,/nd, late 50s to mid-60s lady to 

enjoy life with. Please contact Jim at 

misterref@outlook.com 

SENIOR LADY LOOKING FOR 

MALE COMPANION: Likes to go out 

for coffee, rides in the car and short 

walks. 250-231-9588. 

SLENDER SEVENTY-FOUR YEARS 

YOUNG GUY looking for a male playmate 

for an occasional get together. 

Email me at bootsie@Kaslo.org 

Merchandise 

Building Supplies 

24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE: 

Bob’s Door Service, commercial, industrial 

and residential garage door 

sales, service, repair and installation. 

236-972-2627. 


ACE BUILDING CENTRE, KASLO: 

Check us out for all your building 

needs and more! 250-353-7628, 

www.kaslobuilding.com 

BOB’S DOOR SERVICE: Commercial, 

industrial and residential garage 

door sales, service, repair and installation. 

24hr emergency service. 236- 

972-2627. 

HARROP-PROCTER FOREST 

PRODUCTS: Your local source for 

sustainably harvested building materials. 

A wide variety of cedar/fir lumber 

for every project. We also custom 

cut to order. Go green by supporting 

BC’s only Eco-Certified Community 

Forest. Check out our products at 

http://www.hpcommunityforest.org 

Call 250-551-5452 or email sales@ 

hpcommunityforest.org for a quote. 

Monday-Friday, 8am-4:30pm & 

Saturday, 9am-3pm. 

N picture online: www.pennywiseads.com Where locals shop. Sept 19, 2022 5

Your Local 

Cannabis Outlets 

New Location - New Service! 

Suite ‘F’ 513 Front St, 

We now offer 

Mail Order via 

Canada Post to ANY 

ADDRESS IN BC! 

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10:30am to 6pm, 7 days a week 

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19+ 

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Nelson BC 

Hours 

Mon-Sat 9am - 8pm, 

Sun 10am - 6pm 

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1198 Pine Avenue 

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Sun 10am - 6pm 

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10am - 8pm 

Locally Owned and Operated 

www.salmocannabis.com 

409 Railway Ave, Salmo, beside Dragonfly Cafe 

250-357-9588 

THC or CBD, 

Which One is Better? 

It really depends on your situation and why you are consuming 

cannabis. THC has gotten a bad rap as being a ‘recreational’ 

cannabinoid with no medical benefits, which just 

isn’t true. All parts of the cannabis plant have medicinal value 

when consumed in the right amount, at the right time and 

with a clear intention. 

THC and CBD are the two most popular cannabinoids 

found in the cannabis plant, though there are many, many 

more that are currently being researched and have many beneficial 

effects on the body. 

CBD does not impair your cognitive abilities, it may even 

enhance them by increasing energy, focus and memory. 

THC can impair your cognitive abilities depending on the 

dose. Low doses of THC, especially when accompanied with 

CBD, greatly reduces the occurrence of impairment. Both 

work together kind of like really great sisters (shout out to 

my sister, whom I have a dream relationship with). Let’s say 

I’m THC (as I am the more ‘out there’ kind of sister), and my 

sister is CBD (she’s the more logical one). One day, I take 

too much THC and am feeling the effects of a high and it’s 

uncomfortable for me. I call up my sister, CBD, and explain 

the situation and she’s all over it with bailing out some of the 

THC to smooth out my high and bring me back down to 

earth. Thanks sister CBD! 

There are some situations where avoiding THC may be 

warranted; for example, if you are taking a pharmaceutical 

that may interact with THC, if you are subjected to regular 

drug testing or if you have a family history of psychosis, 

schizophrenia, or bipolar disorder. Otherwise, therapeutic 

use of both THC and CBD can be done safely and effectively. 

The benefits of these cannabinoids are diverse and support 

many conditions within the body. 

THC improves sleep with its sedating effects, relieves stress 

and improves appetite. CBD supports the immune system, 

promotes bone growth, and it’s also an antioxidant, antipsychotic 

and anticonvulsant. The overlap benefits between the 

two creates a synergistic effect on the body. Both THC and 

CBD are analgesic, reduce anxiety, reduce nausea, anti-inflammatory, 

antidepressant, and muscle relaxant. 

So which one is better? The answer is: the combination of 

cannabinoids that work best for you! We are all unique in our 

response to cannabis and it takes dedication to the experimental 

phase to find the perfect product for you. Cannabis is 

a new way of healing. This isn’t your traditional “Dr. knows 

best” scenario. This new way involves YOU - your knowledge 

of your body, your intuition, your perspective. 

~ Terese Bowors, 

Certified Cannabis Wellness Coach 

www.terese.ca info@terese.ca 

References: https://app.imdhealth.com/topic/677ae58d-51a4-44b6-9d3f-388ba71d9327/ 

bca35496-de38-4862-9e5a-877cfc441725 

The information shared is for educational purposes and should not be seen 

as medical, nursing, nutrition or legal advice and is in no way meant to take 

the place of your health professionals. You must be 19+ years old to use cannabis 

products. This article has been repurposed from the February Discover 

Sixty-Five Magazine, KS•Perry Publishing Ltd, submitted by Terese Bowors. 

WHAT’S HAPPENING AT 

447 A Avenue Kaslo, BC • 250-353-2661 

thelangham.ca • langham@netidea.com 

Sunday , September 25th, 7pm 

CULTURAL 

CENTRE 

A Special Langham 

Presentation - 

Los Variants live 

in concert - A very 

special night of 

world music comes 

to Kaslo! 

Los Variants is a 

world fusion superband 

loaded with 

past Juno and Canadian Music Award winners and nominees. 

The 5-piece ensemble celebrates diversity and explores the 

connections between their collective musical and cultural 

backgrounds creating a seamless mosaic of international 

groove. Get ready for a musical journey around the world 

rooted in jazz, funk and roots music. 

Tickets $20 Sunnyside or Willow, $25 @ the door. Open at 6:30pm 

Saturday , October 1st, 7pm 

An evening of Japanese Canadian 

Theatre Performance 

Join us for an ensemble of contemporary 

Japanese Canadian live theatre to mark 

the 80th anniversary of WWII Japanese 

Canadian Internment and celebrate the 

enduring spirit of Japanse Canadian art. 

Three short dramatic pieces explore 

modern cultural and historical themes & concepts through 

storytelling, movement, poetry & multi-media performance. 

Featuring Snake in the Grass Moving Theatre, Tasai Collective 

and Carolyn Nakagawa & Laura Fukumoto. 

Admission by donation - $10 suggested. 

Doors open at 6:30pm 

Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise Merchandise 

Antiques 

Furniture & Antiques at OLD 

SCHOOL FURNITURE: 434 Rossland 

Ave in Trail. Shop is open 

for drop-ins Thursdays-Saturdays, 

12-4pm or book an appointment 

to view our WAREHOUSE, or all. We 

BUY, SELL & TRADE furniture! Follow 

us on Facebook or Instagram for exclusive 

offers! 250-521-3028. 


COME IN AND EXPERIENCE WHAT 

WE CAN DO FOR YOU! Nelson 

Home Hardware Building Centre, 

101 McDonald Dr, 250-352-1919. 


PERRY RIDGE PANELLING: Manufacturer 

of cedar, pine, knotty fir/ 

clear fir, edge or flat grain into siding, 

molding, panelling, flooring, decking 

and trim. 250-226-7530. 

WANECO ENTERPRISES CUSTOM 

SAWMILLING: Cedar and fir decking, 

siding, fencing, gardens, timbers. 

Call Wayne or Rochelle, 250-353- 

7126 or 250-353-1170, wanecoent@ 

gmail.com 

Computers/Electronics 

GET TEKKNOW! Mobile computer, 

network, printer service and training! 

jason@tekknow.ca, 250-551-0282. 

HEXA-TEK REPAIR: Computer repairs, 

upgrades, maintenance, diagnostics, 

406 Baker Ave, Salmo. 250- 

357-9271, www.HexaTek.ca 

WINLAW FINE COMPUTING..... 

www.winlawtech.com, Windows, Apple, 

Linux. Pat, 250-226-7215. 

Firewood 

BIRCH FIREWOOD ROUNDS, in 

Trail. 250-364-2403. 

FIREWOOD FOR SALE: Seasoned 

Fir, split, delivered, $350/cord. 250- 

509-0579. 

MONTICOLA FOREST is taking 

orders for 16˝ split premium, moisture-tested, 

sustainably harvested 

firewood for the West Kootenay 

community. Doug Fir, Larch, Birch, 

Cedar, and mixed Whitewood available. 

Logging truck loads also available. 

Visit firewood.monticola.ca or 

call 250-921-5327 for details. 

Furniture & Appliances 

OFFERING WHIRLPOOL, MAY- 

TAG, KITCHENAID, Bosch, Sealy, 

Temper-Pedic, Beautyrest and 

much more! Bears Furniture & Appliances, 

612 Lakeside Dr, Nelson, 

BC. www.bearsbrandsource.ca 

Furniture & Appliances 

2007 PACIFIC ENERGY WOOD 

STOVE: 23˝ Summit, $995. 250- 

226-7876. 

Misc Merch 

20´ TWIN AXLE TRAILER: New 

tires, excellent condition, $1500 firm. 

Call 250-226-7635, 6-8pm. 

ACETYLENE WELDING UNIT: Seven 

welding/cutting tips, check valves, 

3 torches, 2 regulators, misc. equipment, 

$200. 250-357-9596. 

ALL WINE MAKING EQUIPMENT: 

Three wooden boxes, bottles, filter 

pump, much more. Almost give 

away, $125. 250-229-5612. 

BULBS ARE IN AT NELSON FARM- 

ERS SUPPLY: Huge selection to 

choose from. 524 Railway St, Nelson. 

FRENCH DOORS, 66˝Wx83˝H, 

$200. 250-354-3591. 

Misc Merch 

FULL SIZE STEEL WHEELBAR- 

ROW; Husqvarna power saw. 250- 

358-2470. 

HOUSEHOLD STORAGE: Steel 

shipping containers for sale/rent. 

20´ & 40´ units. Kootenay Containers, 

Castlegar. 250-365-3014. 

SOLD 

UTILITY TRAILER: 75˝Lx52˝Wx- 

27˝H, wooden sides, $400. 250-226- 

7876. 

VINCE DEVITO SHOES AND OR- 

THOTICS: We carry Blundstone, 

Cobb Hill, Dunham, Muck Boot Company, 

New Balance, Red Wing Shoes, 

Royer, Saucony and Viberg. 411 Hall 

St, Nelson. 250-352-6261, www. 

vincedevito.ca 

WE KNOW OUR STUFF! Mallard’s 

Source for Sports, Castlegar 

& Nelson locations. 250-365-5588, 

250-352-3200. 


How to be 57 

Oxygen Art Centre is pleased to offer a new exhibition, How to 

be 57 by visual artist Lucie Chan. Lucie Chan was born in Guyana, 

and currently resides on the unceded and ancestral territories of the 

Musqueam, Squamish and Tsleil-WaututhNations otherwise known 

as Vancouver, BC where she maintains a multi-disciplinary visual 

art practice and teaches at Emily Carr University of Art and Design. 

Chan just completed a three-week residency at Oxygen Art Centre. 

During the residency she was immersed in installing her large 

body of work, How to be 57. The work was created over a six-year 

period, and first shown in 2018. The installation includes watercolour 

and ink drawings, handwritten text, and textural and found 

materials. During her residency she also conducted interviews with 

community members investigating experiences of racialized violence, 

and in particular, the varying experience of people of colour 

and immigrants today. These intimate conversations inspire and fuel 

her work. 

Critical to the development of How to be 57 was the artist’s conversation 

with two women, one a Dutch immigrant in France who 

finds herself interrogated in her home despite her innocence, and the 

other, an unarmed civil servant who suffers from racialized violence 

when her apartment is mistakenly raided. The work departs from the 

stories and emotions of these important conversations. 

How to be 57 is situated in the historic and contemporary struggle 

of the diasporic peoples, of women and of people of colour to find 

justice in a world ripe with systemic violence and injustices. A powerful 

body of work that both confronts and subdues the viewer. For 

Chan this work is a way of honouring the individual who is often forgotten 

in the collective experience of being human, and of conjoining 

individuals through sharing stories around culture and identity. 

Much of the installation is paper-based, which the artist has used 

to create scrolls of rich colour and texture, cloud-like forms, passages 

of handwritten text and figurative watercolour and ink drawings. 

Immersed in her residency, Chan has thoughtfully unpacked 

and installed the hundreds of individual pieces of worked paper that 

form this body of work. 

The exhibition is an immersive experience. A banner-like 

installation of text hangs diagonally across the gallery space from 

which the artist has attached layers of handwritten text. The tactile 

nature of the papers with their yellowing tones and the use of the 

ink is reminiscent of the delicate papyrus sheets of ancient texts 

such as, the Dead Sea scrolls. Words and quotes from a variety of 

sources are written across the sheets of paper, for example, I really 

think the range of emotions and perceptions I have had access 

to as a Black person and a female person are greater than those 

of people that are neither by Toni Morrison remind us that these 

issues are not new to society. 

To attempt to grasp the multilayered emotions and messages of 

this exhibit is a daunting task; however, like wandering in dream 

imagery we find amongst the many elements that which speaks and 

resonates with us. Several figurative drawings hold the abstract and 

textural pieces. They are scattered throughout the installation almost 

as if they are hiding waiting to be discovered, for the smallness of 

scale does not contain the loudness of their voice, and the pathos 

that is at the heart of this work. 

How to Be 57 will be on view at Oxygen Art Centre from September 

3 to October 1, 2022 on Wednesdays to Saturdays from 1:00 – 

5:00 PM. Admission is free. Everyone welcome to attend. 

Oxygen Art Centre 

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Rebate Sales Event 

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Chimney Pipe & Accessories 

FIR Clean-burn WOOD PELLETS 

By the pallet $444.50 • 50-40 lb bags 

$8.89 ea 

$10.39 ea. 

40 lb bag 

Time to 

Clean your 

Chimney! 

We have all sizes of 

brushes and extensions! 

Garden Boots 

Ladies Socks 

• Fall Bulbs & Seed Garlic 

arriving this week! 

Daffodils, Hyacinth, Tulips 

Crocuses and more! 

• Canning Jars and Lids 

Cement, 

Paving Stones, 

Drywall 

ANOTHER LOAD OF TREATED FENCEPOSTS HAVE ARRIVED! 

largest supplier of fencing, posts, 

& corral panels in the kootenays! 

Bundle pricing on posts available 

5763 Hwy 6, Winlaw | 250-226-7771 

Open 9-5 Monday-Friday, 10-4 Saturday 

Closed Sundays 

Join us for an evening of contemporary Japanese Canadian Live 

Join Theatre us to for mark an the 80 evening th anniversary of contemporary of WWII Japanese Japanese Canadian 

Canadian Internment. Live 3 short Theatre dramatic to pieces mark explore the 80modern th anniversary cultural and of 

WWII historical Japanese themes Canadian & concepts Internment. through storytelling, 3 short movement, dramatic 

pieces poetry & explore multi-media modern performance. cultural Featuring and historical SNAKE IN THE themes GRASS 

& w/Tsuneko concepts Kokubo, through Paul Gibbons storytelling, & Gerardo movement, Avila; TASAI COLLECTIVE poetry & 

w/ Soramaru Takayama; and Carolyn Nakagawa & Laura Fukumoto 

multi-media performance. Featuring 

Saturday October 1 st SNAKE IN THE GRASS w/ 

Tsuneko Kokubo, Paul Gibbons & Geraldo Avila; 2022, TASAI 7pm COLLECTIVE 

w/Soramaru Admission by Takayama; donation and - Carolyn $10 suggested Nakagawa @& the Laura door Fukumoto. 6:30pm 

Saturday October 1 st 2022, 7pm 

Admission by donation - $10 suggested @ the door 6:30 

Merchandise Employment Employment Employment 

Musical Equipment 

BEAUTIFUL PIANO FOR SALE: 

Modern, white, upright Yamaha, approx 

15yrs old, excellent condition 

and beautiful tone. $3000obo. 250- 

777-3008. 

Sporting Goods 

SAKO 300 WIN MAG: SS barrel, composite 

stock, $900. 250-368-7580. 

TREADMILL: Electric, like new, very 

seldom used, $500. 250-365-7676. 

TWO GENTLY-USED TRAIL-A- 

BIKES: Wheel w/seat and handlebars, 

attaches easily to adult bike so child 

rides along, $90/ea, $160/both. 250- 

226-7399, Winlaw area. 

Employment 

Hiring 

CAREGIVER REQUIRED FOR HOME 

CARE IN KASLO: 8am-1pm, Monday-Friday. 

Contact France, 250-661- 

5268 or flachmoi@yahoo.com 

Hiring 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANCE: An 

accounting firm is looking for parttime 

Administrative Assistance. Requirements: 

•Minimum one year administrative 

assistance. •Experience 

using multi-line phone systems. •Impeccable 

written and spoken English. 

•Fluent with Microsoft Office Suite. 

Submit resumes to info@pinnaclepac. 

com Deadline to submit applications 

is Sept. 30. We will reply to short-listed 

candidates to arrange an interview. 

CLASS 1 WITH AIR TRUCK DRIV- 

ERS NEEDED for cross-border 

and Western Canada. 2yrs OTR 

and flat deck experience. Also, 

one position available for local 

Castlegar based work. All full-time, 

benefits package. Email resume & 

drivers abstract to info@delltransport.com 

or drop by 75 Old Mill 

Rd, Castlegar BC. 

Hiring 

DEBRI RESOURCES LTD IS HIR- 

ING experienced chainsaw operators 

to join our forestry crew. Work 

includes thinning/limbing, RTW 

clearing and brushing. Competitive 

wage based on experience and 

work performance. Must be fit, have 

a valid Chainsaw Safety Certificate 

and able to travel outside the area. 

Email: debri_resources@shaw.ca 

EXPRESSLANE DELIVERIES IN 

NELSON BC is accepting applications 

for drivers. Send résumé 

and clean drivers abstract to: expresslanedeliveries@gmail.com 

No phone calls please. 

GALENA CONTRACTORS LTD. is 

seeking a heavy-duty mechanic, experienced 

with logging equipment. 

This is a permanent full-time position 

that offers competitive wages 

and a health benefit plan. To apply 

please contact Kevin by email at 

shop@galenacontractors.com 

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Hiring 

INTERFOR OPPORTUNITY to 

build a long-term and stable career 

in the Kootenays. Entry Level 

labour positions starting at 

$32.08/hr. Permanent Millwright 

positions also available. Locations 

in Castlegar and Grand Forks. Apply 

online at www.interfor.com/ 

careers and filter by location. 

NEXTGEN TRANSIT INC. IS SEEKING 

permanent part-time drivers (can lead 

to full-time), to service our Transit runs 

based out of Trail and Castlegar. Minimum 

2yrs non-learner driving experience, 

Class 2 driver’s license with air 

brakes, clean driver’s abstract, & criminal 

records check required. $23.02/ 

hr to $27.52/hr. For more info, please 

contact sherry@nextgentransit.com 

One quick turn… 

and it’s all over 

for this dog! 

Dogs are easily jolted out of 

open pick-ups and often suffer 

crippling injuries or death. 

Use a protective kennel 

secured to the truck bed, or 

better yet, let your best friend 

ride safely in the cab. 

www.spca.bc.ca

Commercial, Industrial and Residential 

Garage Door Sales, Service, 

Repair & Installation 

SERVING the KOOTENAYS: 24 hr towing 

Heavy Duty Recovery & Rigging Specialists 

FREE CAR REMOVAL 

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Services Services Services Services Services 

Contractors/Trades 

KOOTENAY SHEDS: For the highest 

quality sheds on the market, 

with the highest quality materials 

available. Visit www.kootenaysheds. 

ca for our online gallery and prices. 

250-254-2417. 

KULIC CONSTRUCTION: Concrete, 

framing, finishing. Specializing in new 

construction, renovations, interiors/ 

exteriors, free estimates. Licenced & 

insured. 250-551-9647. 

MOBILE SHRINK WRAPPING 

from $18/ft. Contact Spire Shrink 

Wrap for a quote. 250-365-8030 or 

spireshrink@gmail.com 

MONASHEE CONSTRUCTION: 

Serving the community for over 

30yrs. Home renovations, bathrooms, 

kitchens, basements, etc. Fully 

insured & licensed. 250-368-1850. 

WITH AN ACCENT FINE CARPEN- 

TRY: Specializing in interior finishing, 

built-ins and railings. 250-551-1842. 


MY PLUMBER: No job too small. 

Maintain, service, install, plumbing 

systems, blocked sewer lines. 250- 

521-0206, 250-687-9041 (cell), email 

columbiamy plumber@gmail.com 

R.J. EARTHWORKS EXCAVATING 

AND CONTRACTING: E50 Bobcat, 

dump trailer. Land development, 

site prep, land clearing, driveways, 

boulder walls, retaining walls, basements, 

septic, underground utilities, 

fencing, hauling. Fully insured, fast, 

efficient. Call/text 250-551-7347, 

r.j.earthworks@gmail.com 


TRAIL ROOFING LTD: Gov’t certified, 

commercial, industrial, residential. 

Free estimates. Bonded & 

Insured, 250-364-2900. 

PARADISE VALLEY PLUMBING: 

Plumbing contractor serving the 

Kootenay area, www.paradisevalleyplumbing.ca 

250-226-7947, 250- 

777-3588 (cell) or schaferspeare@ 

gmail.com 

PROFESSIONAL, RELIABLE, QUAL- 

ITY SERVICE: All Around Septic 

Services, offering sewage pumpouts, 

septic system evaluations 

& installations, and commercial 

grease trap services. 250-354-3644, 

www.allaroundsepticservices.com 

R&S ROOFING: Call for free estimate. 

WCB/insured, licensed, 

workmanship guaranteed on labour. 

Booking for 2023! Richard, 

250-367-9404. 


RENK MASONRY & TILE: High 

quality stonework, tile, bricks, 

blocks, etc. Call Brian Renk, 

250-354-8439 (cell) or email 

brianrenk@shaw.ca 

RNR ELECTRIC & CONTROLS: 

Your local Kaslo & Area electrician 

for residential, commercial and industrial 

projects. Call Randy, 250- 

366-0087. 

SAMURAI HARDWOOD FLOOR- 

ING: Residential/Commercial Flooring 

and Tiling Services, Professional 

Installations, Custom Stairs, Refinishing 

Services. 295 Baker St, Nelson, 

778-463-5388. 


SILVECTRIC ELECTRIC: Residential, 

Commercial, Industrial electrical 

work. License: LEL0211609. Wade, 

250-687-1081. wade@silvectric.ca 

TRIXIE’S CLEANING AND JUNK 

REMOVAL IS NOW BOOKING junk 

removal and demolition jobs. Have a 

garage or shed that’s broken and need 

it gone? Moving and need to get rid of 

stuff? We can get rid of it for you! Email 

trixiejennifer@gmail.com or call/text 

250-365-9313. www.trixiecleaners.ca 

WATER FEATURES, excavation 

services, paver installations, decks, 

fences, retaining/garden walls, stone 

work -natural/faux. 250-505-6004, 

www.cascadialandscaping.ca 


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• Yellow, 10,013 km | stk# D34368 



2545KG (5610LB) 

• TRD, 4WD, Double Cab, V6, Automatic 

• Orange, 111,874 km | stk# 107967 


2017 FORD F150 

LARIAT 4WD 

Supercrew, 157”, 

3.5L V6, 93,296km 

stk#68298 


2018 FORD 

ESCAPE 

SE, FWD, auto, 

40,982km 

stk#7577 


2019 FORD F-150 XL 

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59,350km 

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2015 DODGE 

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2008 JEEP 

WRANGLER RUBICON 

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V6, 250,358 km, 

stk#0637 

2016 FORD F150 

4X4 SUPERCAB 

5.0L 8 cyl, 

190,480km, 

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2018 FORD SUPER 

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stk#C96892 


2020 HONDA 

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19,032km, 

STK#00673 


2019 FORD 

ECOSPORT 

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STK#3806 


2019 HONDA 

RIDGELINE SPORT 

AWD, 41,050km 

stk#502223 


2018 FORD F150 XLT 

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59,481 km 

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NOW SHOWING AT 

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447 A Avenue Kaslo, BC • 250-353-2661 

www.thelangham.ca • langham@netidea.com 

Showing from July 22 to October 16 

‘Of Light Itself ’ - A RetroPerspective 

by Tsuneko Kokubo 

The Langham is honoured to present Of Light Itself 

showcasing the life and work of the eclectic Kootenay-based 

Japanese Canadian artist Tsuneko Kokubo. The exhibition 

is a 66+ year survey of Koko’s creative life, including her 

earlier art school days to her current works in oils and 

acrylics. The exhibit also includes sample video clips of past 

choreographed performances and interviews. Curated by 

Maggie Tchir. 

Showing from September 16 to December 11 

Studio 26 Gallery, 2nd floor 

Broken 

Promises 

- Grounded 

in research 

from UVIC’s 

Landscapes 

of Injustice 

project, 

this exhibit 

explores the 

dispossession 

of Japanese 

Canadians in 

the 1940s. 

The story 

follows seven narrators, 

illuminating the loss of 

home and the struggle for 

justice. Learn about life 

for Japanese Canadians in 

Canada before WWII, the 

administration of their 

lives during and after the 

war, and how legacies of 

dispossession continue 

to this day. 

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General Services 




SELKIRK INSULATORS a division of 

Seib Contracting: For all your residential 

and commercial insulation needs. 

Certified spray foam installation, 

conventional & blown-in residential. 

Licensed, Insured, and WorkSafeBC. 

Serving Trail, Rossland, Castlegar, 

Fruitvale, Nelson and Grand Forks 

area. 250-231-2837. 

WETT CERTIFIED SWEEPS, inspections, 

wood stove and chimney installations. 

250-354-3489, redpointchimney.com 

redpointchimney@ 

gmail.com 

WOLFGANG’S PLUMBING: Serving 

the Slocan Valley and surrounding 

area. Qualified pump installer. 250- 

226-7320, wteiner@netidea.com 


A HANDY HUSBAND: Repairs, replace, 

maintenance, decks, fences and 

most everything else. 250-354-8598. 

ALL-HOME & COMMERCIAL RE- 

PAIR: Handyman services, roofs, 

gutters and more. Light deliveries/ 

small moves. 250-267-8591 

BEAVER’S SEPTIC TANK CLEAN- 

ING SERVICE: Serving the Kootenays. 

Goes the distance! 250-354- 

3508 (cell) or 250-357-9724.. 

WANT PENNYWISE IN YOUR HAND 

ON MONDAY to get at the best 

deals sooner? Sign up for an 

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in town! 250-353-2602. 

CHECK OUT DISCOVER SIXTY-FIVE 

Kootenay Seniors Living Magazine at 

www.discoversixty-five.com 

BEKKER TRUCK WORX: Towing & 

Hauling Vehicles, Sea Containers, 

Light Equipment, Building Supplies. 

Roll-back truck with 20´ tilt deck. 

Call Niko, 250-353-1091. 

FOR ALL YOUR DRYWALL AND 

PAINTING NEEDS: Steel stud and 

suspended ceilings. No Job Too Small! 

Serving Trail & Castlegar areas. Rob, 

604-551-8554, Fruitvale. 

CLEANING WINDOWS, GUTTERS, 

ROOFS, SIDING: Pressure washing 

with care. WorkSafeBC insured, 20+ 

years experience, 40´+ reach! Free 

estimates, professional services, 

& fulfilling local careers. Request 

services at www.ElevateKootenays. 

com admin@ElevateKootenays.com 

250-353-3136, Kaslo. 

COOL BEAMS MOBILE SAWMILL 

SERVICE: Turning your logs into 

lumber on-site. 250-777-7366. 

G.W. CONTRACTING: Decks, retaining 

walls pavers, siding, leaky 

basements & much more! Serving 

Castlegar, Rossland, Trail, Fruitvale & 

Nelson. 250-231-4532, bit.ly/3ilFCIp 

GARBAGE CAN DAN JUNK RE- 

MOVAL: Full estate clean-outs, flat 

rates, we haul quick inside and out! 

“Cleaning up the Kootenays.” 250- 

608-7274, www.garbagecandan.com 

GET YOUR DECK READY FOR 

SUMMER! Contact Treeline Deck 

and Rail Ltd., Nelson. 250-859-3088, 

info@treelinedeckandrail.com 

HUB INTERNATIONAL: Offering 

tailored personal and business insurance 

solutions for our clients. 

Formerly RHC Insurance Brokers. 

1-877-797-5366. 

KERRY’S STITCHERY: Custom sewing, 

alterations & repairs, including 

denim, leather, canvas & drapery. In 

Kaslo, 250-353-7722. 

KOOTENAY CURRENCY EX- 

CHANGE: For all your foreign currency 

needs. Better than bank rates 

when buying or selling US dollars. 

Canadian Gold and Silver. Call 250- 

354-1441. 

MOUNTAIN ASH NATUROPATH- 

IC MEDICINE : Dr. Ashley Romanchuk 

offers a virtual clinic providing 

primary care naturopathic medicine 

throughout BC. For more details 

please visit www.drashleyromanchuk. 

com 

NELSON MINI-STORAGE: 1.6kms 

from City Centre, heated, easy access, 

18yrs of friendly, personalized 

service. 1393 Knox Rd, 250-354- 

8289, www.nelsonministorage.ca 

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For All Your Currency Exchange Needs 

$ 

Better Than 

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when buying or 

selling US dollars 

kootenay currency exchange 

• foreign exchange • drafts 

• gold • silver 

715 Vernon St., Nelson •250-354-1441 

Hours: Monday - Friday 9 am – 5 pm 

$ 

Kootenay Lake Levels 

September 14, 2022 

For the benefit of Kootenay Lake area residents, 

the following lake levels are provided by FortisBC 

as a public service. 

Queen’s Bay: Present level: 1743.16 ft. 

7 day forecast: Holding 

2022 peak 1751.61 ft. / 2021 peak 1747.33 ft. 

Nelson: 

Present level: 1742.81 ft. 

7 day forecast: Holding 

Levels can change unexpectedly due to weather or other 

conditions. For more information or to sign-up for unusual lake 

levels notifications by phone or email, visit www.fortisbc.com 

or call 1-866-436-7847. 

Would your acreage benefit from soil amendment? 

Mercer Celgar is looking for landowners with 2 or more acres within 55 km 

that would benefit from using their Celgrow soil amendment. Pastures and 

hay fields are good options. 

Mercer Celgar will cover the costs of a Qualified Professional performing 

soil sampling, obtaining government authorization and delivery costs of Celgrow 

soil amendment based on access with a large truck/pup combination. 

Acreage should be able to accommodate at least 6 truck/pup loads. The two 

major components of Celgrow are individual wood fibres lost from the pulping 

process and surplus bacteria from the wastewater biological treatment 

facility. Wood fibres enhance soil moisture retention and bacteria are a good 

source of soil nutrients. The landowner is responsible for spreading and incorporating 

Celgrow into their soil. 

If interested, please contact Len Hewat 

Email: leonard.hewat@mercerint.com • Phone: 250-608-3513 

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PARADISE PAINTERS BOOKING 

INTERIOR WORK FOR FALL: Call 

250-608-7240 for free estimate. 

PASS CREEK TOOL REPAIR: Air 

and electric tools, small compressors, 

quality repairs, fair price. 250- 

304-4811. 

PROFESSIONAL DELIVERIES, 

Junk Removal, Plumbing, Sewer 

Backups, Dry Cleaning, Laundry 

Service, Furnace/ Air Duct Cleaning, 

Carpet Cleaning. 24/7 Emergency 

Service. 250-231-8529, 250- 

921-4356, 250-364-0145. http:// 

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PROFESSIONAL PLUMBING SER- 

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PUT YOUR ENERGY WHERE IT 

MATTERS! Let us do the cleaning, 

Twin Power Cleaning Ltd. Serving 

Nelson, Castlegar, Slocan Valley, 

Trail and Rossland. 250-777-7436, 

www.twinpowercleaning.com 

RBT ACCOUNTING SERVICES: 

Accepting New Clients. Bookkeeping, 

Personal and Corporate 

Taxes, GST, Payroll and Other Services. 

Call 250-354-7107 or email 

rbtcpa@outlook.com 

RUBBISH REMOVAL & RECYCLE, 

LAWN MAINTENANCE, estate 

removal, gutter cleaning/sealing, 

moving, deliveries, building demolition. 

250-231-9397. 

RV, BOAT & BIKE STORAGE 

NEAR WINLAW: Family owned 

and operated, 24 hour security. Discounts 

for long-term storage. Email: 

sandboxrentalsslocan@gmail.com 

Phone: 250-226-7700. 


SAMURAI HARDWOOD FLOOR- 

ING: Refinishing services, staircases, 

ENG/solid hardwood, cork, vinyl 

& tile. Sales, design and installation. 

295 Baker St, Nelson, 778-463-5388. 

VALHALLA SEPTIC SERVICES 

LTD.: Fully insured for all your 

residential and commercial septic 

pumping needs. 778-454-2221. 


SHARPENING SERVICE: Saws, tools, 

scissors, knives, clipper blades. C&D 

Sharpening Service, 250-365-3658. 

TREE SERVICE: Certified, Licensed, 

Insured. Pruning to removal of hazardous 

trees. Free Estimates. 250- 

505-6114, www.fallguy.ca 

Gardening/Landscaping 

**23 YEARS AS YOUR LOCAL 

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Teen anglers win new kayaks 

Aidan Burt and Roman van’t Land had one of their best 

fishing weekends ever at Johnson’s Landing on Kootenay 

Lake and topped their haul by each winning a new kayak. 

The fishing friends from Nelson each entered trout heads 

in the Kootenay Lake Angler Incentive Program Kids’ Derby, 

which awards more than 30 prizes each season for rainbow 

and bull trout. Fishing from a 16-foot metal skiff at the Burt 

family cabin, the pair landed a bucketload of trout. 

“It was amazing day and one of the best fishing weekends 

I’ve ever had,” said Roman. “I entered one rainbow and two 

or three bull trout heads, but we caught a lot more fish than 

that.” 

These young anglers really know their stuff. 

“At that time of year, the kokanee are spawning and there 

are schools all over the water,” Roman explained. “So, I was 

using a Len Thompson red and white spoon, because the 

white imitates the kokanee a bit more. For that time of year, 

it works really well, and you don’t catch the kokanee.” That’s 

an important point. The angler incentive program is geared 

toward catching as many of the lake’s trout as possible to correct 

a predator-prey imbalance with the dwindling kokanee. 

“I was amazed that I won,” Roman said. “Aiden’s brother 

entered 10 fish heads and his friends entered 15 or so. I just 

entered three and I won. Then Aidan won the same prize.” “It 

was crazy,” agreed Aidan. 

The new kayaks are already getting a workout. 

“I took mine out on Erie Lake near Salmo, where I go for 

largemouth bass,” said Aidan. “I caught five of them.” 

Anglers who are 15 years of age or younger can enter their 

rainbow and bull trout catches to win one of more than 30 

prizes, including kayaks, fishing gear, Kokanee Zip Line tickets 

and Ainsworth Hot Springs passes. Entries will be taken 

until September 30. 

“This program reduced rainbow trout and bull trout abundance 

faster than any other recovery action implemented to 

date,” said Molly Teather, Fish Biologist, Ministry of Forests, 

Lands, Natural Resource Operations, and Rural Development 

B.C. “In the absence of these predators, kokanee will 

likely have a better opportunity to survive to maturity and 

reproduce. We anticipate this last year has made significant 

steps towards the goal of recovering kokanee and the Kootenay 

Lake trophy trout fishery.” 

HOW TO ENTER: Anglers must bring an intact fish head 

(or full fish for Woodbury tissue sample) to one of four 

return depos: Balfour Gill & Gift Gas Station, Woodbury 

Resort, Crawford Bay Market, or Wynndel Foods & Outdoor 

Gear. 

Kootenay Lake Angler Incentive Program is managed by the 

local West Arm Outdoors Club with support from B.C. Wildlife 

Federation, Freshwater Fisheries Society of B.C., Habitat Conservation 

Trust Foundation, Ministry of Forests, Lands, Natural 

Resource Operations and Rural Development, and several 

local merchants from around Kootenay Lake. 

More information on the Kootenay Lake 

Angler Incentive Program: https://bcwf.bc.ca/ 

kootenay-lake-angler-incentive-program/ 

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MONTROSE 198552 

NEW PRICE! 

$499,000 

Lovely Montrose family home that could 

easily be made into two separate upper 

and lower units if you're looking for an 

investment or mortgage helper! 

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$389,900 

Perfect 1st home! 3 bed 2 bath home in 

a fenced yard with several decks and a 

carport! Located in quiet Montrose. 

1-778-738-1697 

NELSON 198961 

$499,000 

Just outside Nelson with Duhamel Creek 

in your backyard! Charming 3 bed 1 bath 

home on 0.94 acres, loads of potential! 

1-855-742-4539 

SLOCAN 198968 

$549,995 

Peace & privacy near beach! 2 bed 1 bath, 

country home is perfect for first time home 

owners or as a retreat. 

1-778-738-1697 

$479,000 

Beautifully maintained 3 

bed 2 bath home with easy 

care landscaping. Mowing 

and snow shoveling is done 

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9-ft ceilings and oversized 

windows. 


1-778-738-1697 

$499,000 

River front lot along the kettle 

river! 2.86 acres of beautiful 

land just 10 min outside 

of Christina Lake. Ideal for 

building a new home or 

creating a summer/vacation 

spot! 

ROSSLAND 198556 

1-778-738-1697 

$599,000 

Potential development! Project 

property! 4 bed 1 bath home 

looking for love from someone 

who loves a challenge! 2 titles 

and 0.5 acres approximately 

with a large outbuilding on a 

no thru road! 

CRESTON 198520 

NEW PRICE! 

$150,000 

Ideal home for 55+, double wide 3 bed 

1 bath, well kept modular in Creston 

Estates! Recent updates, pets allowed. 

1-778-738-1697 


$299,900 

Awesome 2 bed 1.5 bath townhouse 

located in picturesque Slocan! Walking 

distance to lake, beach and trails! 

1-778-738-1697 


$469,000 

Waiting to be finished 2-3 bed country 

cottage with views of the Slocan River 

on 8 acres of pure heaven! 

1-778-738-1697 

BOSWELL 198966 

$589,999 

Just outside of Creston, this GEM is 

hiding at the lakeside! 3 bed 2 bath with 

separate suite building and a great deck! 

Private & quiet. 

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$549,700 

Immaculate and beautifully landscaped 

property in Montrose! It’s a 3 bed 1 bath 

home situated in it’s own park! 

1-778-738-1697 

GRAND FORKS 198931 

$1,500,000 

Spectacular 4 bed home & 30 acre farm 

is move in ready! Mechanics shop, barn, 

pasture, fenced and steps from river. 

1-778-738-1697 

KASLO 199124 

1-778-738-1697 

$965,000 

Old world charm meets shabby 

chic! This 4 bed 1 bath home 

on 13.87 acres boasts a huge 

workshop/studio! So much 

potential on this property! 

Fantastic valley views! Close to 

amenities yet private. 

250-304-2269 

BURTON 199059 

PRICE REDUCED! 

$699,000 

Former coffee house transformed into 

an amazing 3 bed 2+ 1 bath home with 

room to spare! Huge potential! 

1-250-265-2224 


$399,500 

Quiet location just outside of Nelson, 1 

acre parcel is PERFECT! View of Taghum 

Beach, Kootenay River & the mountains! 

1-778-738-1697 

$499,000 

Kootenay Lake front at Mirror 

Lake! 1.56 acres ideal for a 

new home or a vacation spot! 

Private beach access! Power is 

available on the lot, reliable & 

excellent water system. 

CASTLEGAR 198874 

NEW PRICE! 

$559,900 

Hidden gem close to downtown Castlegar! 

4 bed 2 bath, 2 year old home with 1 

bedroom suite on private lot. 

1-778-738-1697 

YAHK 199122 

$167,000 

Moyie river ranch resort – amazing 

summer getaway home! 1 bed 1 bath 

riverfront double lot, plenty of parking. 

1-778-738-1697 

CRESTON 198553 

$299,900 

Charming 2 bed home with HUGE 

potential to be so much more! Long lot 

offering space to put in a garage/shop! 

1-778-738-1697 


$499,999 

4 bed 2 bath home in the Rosemont area 

of Nelson. Fully landscaped property, 

quiet, private and close to all amenities. 

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NAKUSP 199125 

$875,000 

3 +1 bed 2 bath family home accents a 

10+ acre property. Excellent potential to 

develop into a farm or sub-divide. 

1-778-738-1697 

BRIDESVILLE 199111 

$150,000 

45 min from Osoyoos, this 0.43 acre lot is 

beautiful, level & ready for a new build 

or create a summer vacation spot for 

your RV! Services are at the lot line! 

1-250-498-7141 

NAKUSP 199066 


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NEW PRICE! 

SANCA 198522 

NEW PRICE! 

$724,777 

Country living! Beautiful 3 bed 2 bath 

home on 4.29 acres. Sun porch, gardens, 

garage, creek running through property. 

1-778-738-1697 

$1,070,000 

Lakefront 5 bed home on the Arrow 

Lake! Turnkey and move in ready! This is 

truly a must see home! 

1-778-738-1697 

$1,300,000 

Beautiful 4 bed 3bath family 

home – recent renos, only 

house with a level back yard 

in uphill nelson! Amazing 

landscaping & rec room! Check 

it out! 2 blocks from granite 

view golf course! 

$274,900 

River front lot along the kettle 

river! 2.47 acres of beautiful 

land just 10 min outside 

of Christina Lake. Ideal for 

building a new home or 

creating a summer/vacation 

spot! Power at lot line. 

$1,998,000 

Edgewood is hiding a gem!! 

144 Acres of prime land with 2 

working gravel pits and a rock 

quarry! Small cabin and timber 

frame shelter with easy road 

access & amazing valley views. 

WYNNDEL 198314 

$600,000 

7.14 acres, 2 bed, 2 bath home nestled 

in the Wynndel community. Property 

has healthy goldfish pond, garden beds, 

established berry bushes and fruit trees. 

1-250-421-7711 

EDGEWOOD 196884 

COMING SOON 

Summer home? This unique cabin sits on 

15.45 acres. Ideal for enjoying, farming 

or developing into vineyard/orchard! 

1-778-738-1697 


$605,000 

Family home, 4 bed 3 bath, landscaped 

yard with recent upgrades! Immaculate 

condition & move in ready 

1-778-738-1697 

WINLAW 199095 

$465,000 

Unique property at the edge of Valley 

View golf course! 5 acres with 600 ft of 

river frontage & off-grid cabin. 

1-514-591-3939 

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KASLO RACQUET CLUB INVITES 

all members & the public to our 

AGM. Sunday, Sept. 25 at 4pm, 

backyard 683 C Ave. 

Education 

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$300/ea. 250-362-7320. 

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shots, very smart & energetic. Free 

to a (young) couple willing to spend 

time with her. Needs socializing and 

training. Picture available. 250-353- 

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PUPPIES: Chocolate Lab/Retriever, 

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Comic Book Storytelling 

Storytelling can take many forms from the oral tradition to the written 

word. On Tuesday, September 20 at the Nelson Library, budding 

and experienced cartoonists from ages 7-100+ can learn to tell better 

stories through comics. Cartoonist and illustrator Adam de Souza will 

lead two free workshops, one for children at 3:30 pm and one for teens 

and adults at 7 pm. 

In his workshop, Telling a Story in Four Panels, de Souza will show 

kids how to use the classic comic strip format as the basis for telling any 

kind of story. De Souza says, “Whether you love manga, superheroes or 

Garfield, this workshop will be a helpful reminder of the basics of writing 

your own comic!” This workshop for ages 7-12 runs from 3:30 to 

4:30 pm. De Souza’s workshop for teens and adults, Beginning with an 

Ending: Understanding Your Own Comic”, is all about knowing where 

the story is headed. De Souza says, “We cartoonists get so excited by our 

cool characters, ideas, conflicts and moments that we forget to think 

where a story is headed.” The workshop will include a series of comic 

book storytelling exercises to identify what’s important in a story and 

help guide the creative process. To register email Heather at hgoldik@ 

nelson.ca. The workshop for teens and adults starts at 7 pm. 

The workshops are sponsored by Vancouver Comics Arts Festival 

(VanCAF) to get more hands-on arts workshops and interaction with 

working artists to people outside the larger cities. “These workshops 

also provide more opportunities for under-served BC based creators to 

expand their own impact on the BC arts scene” says VanCAF Education 

Coordinator Isabella Laird, “We’re excited to see what people create in 

these workshops!” 

Adam de Souza is a cartoonist and illustrator. He has illustrated 

children’s books such as The Sister Who Ate Her Brothers by Jen 

Campbell and The Human Kaboom by Adam Rubin. He is currently 

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History and hiking combine 

Fascinating discoveries—such as remnants of a turn-of-the- 

20th-century waterline, log cabin and dam—make the Riondel 

Historic Waterline Trail more than a place to walk. By restoring 

and enhancing this four-kilometre trail, both history and 

recreation have been brought to the forefront. 

“With a need for opportunities to maintain health and vitality, 

this trail development is an excellent addition to our trail 

networks on the East Shore,” says Farley Cursons, Executive 

Director of the East Shore Trail and Bike Association, which 

oversaw the project. “With the historical element of the trail, 

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Every community should have a signature trail and this one, 

above Riondel, is one to be very proud of.” 

The trail, used in mining operations from 1905 until the 

mid-1930s, was identified over 10 years ago by the Regional 

District of Central Kootenay as a possible community asset. 

However, after the association was asked by locals to clear 

downed trees, it realized the trail would also be a significant 

safety hazard without major work to its surface and surrounding 

area. “Several kilometres of rolled rusty wires and connectors 

were beside and under the trail,” says Cursons. 

Funding from the Trust and Regional District allowed the 

hazards to be reduced, creating a safer experience for users. By 

helping residents maintain healthy lifestyles, all while engaging 

in the region’s heritage, trail projects like this help the Trust 

meet a priority of people in the region: to promote community 

well-being. Since 2020, the Trust has supported work on 380 

kilometres of trails. 

Complete with two major footbridges with hand railings 

and three simple boardwalks, the trail can be accessed from 

Riondel North Road, which offers a longer, mostly uphill 

experience, or the Tam O’Shanter Forest Service Road, with 

a shorter hike into the creek canyon, home to most of the historical 

features. 

The oldest items date back to 1905 when Bluebell Mine, 

founded in the 1820s, was revitalized by the Canadian Metal 

Company under the direction of Count Edouard Riondel, 

president of the French-owned company. To operate the 

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mill and pumps, located in Riondel, a four-kilometre wood 

stave pipeline was built for a gravity-fed system, and circular 

flanges, which were rock-bolted to the canyon walls to hold 

the suspended pipeline, can still be viewed by trail users today. 

Other interesting features hikers can see include the intake 

of the old dam on Tam O’Shanter Creek, wooden cribbing, 

rock walls and the remains of an old cedar log cabin, named 

Tam O’Shanter Hotel by the workers who were stationed there 

to maintain the water flow through the pipeline. 

“This project has been an amazing opportunity for our 

area,” says Cursons. “The Trust grant helped us create our 

own unique recreation trail destination that is quickly being 

discovered.” 

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Spirit and Mother Earth 

Healing is the act of coming into union with wholeness—the 

whole of this universe and the omnipresence of Spirit. Trauma and 

grief give us the impression that we are separate from Spirit, which 

is magnified by our pain. This fosters a sense of division that is 

reconciled primarily through the choices we make along the way. 

In the early stages after trauma, we question, “How can there be 

such a thing as a holy and wise universe when this can happen to 

me? How can both exist within the context of the whole?” This is 

a common human struggle, and it might initially leave us feeling 

abandoned or neglected by Spirit. 

What became apparent to me through time is that we cannot 

heal trauma without divine support. As much as we do not understand 

why something happened, the perspective and grace of Spirit 

is required for us to tackle our soul wounds. We need the omnipotent 

point of view of the highest consciousness of the universe to 

lead us. This way, the truth—I don’t know what to do, please help 

me with this—may be asked, spoken, and written down. This mantra, 

this prayer, is needed before you can fully open to what help is 

present. It doesn’t mean it wasn’t there before; but when you ask, 

you demonstrate to Spirit that you are humble and ready to receive 

a higher level of help. Healing becomes a conscious collaboration. 

Spirit responds to your questioning through sensations (prompts 

in your gut, heightened emotional responses, or a sense of knowing) 

that keep you actively participating in your healing. Sometimes 

you will receive messages in dreams, symbols in waking life, 

or visions from altered states. 

When we realize ourselves as part of something greater, we can 

surrender our ego and invite this power—which is sourced in 

love—to fuel our approach to healing. Waking up to the energy 

responsible for the holiness and sacredness of life helps us name 

ourselves as holy and sacred. We need to know that what has happened 

in our lives is holy and sacred—even trauma. 

One of the best ways to feel the energy of Spirit is through your 

relationship with Mother Earth. They are interchangeable in their 

capacity to guide our healing. Both are necessary. I encourage you 

to get outside on the land and lie down upon the Mother Earth— 

on your belly if possible—and breathe with her. Imagine that on 

your inhale, you can pull the living energy of Mother Earth up 

through your body, and on your exhale, you send energy out from 

your belly into the earth. Notice the energy of Spirit rising through. 

Breathe for awhile and think about your intention. As you breathe, 

ask for help. 

Sarah Salter Kelly is sharing an inspirational talk at the Langham 

on September 29th as well as facilitating a four day Trauma as 

Medicine retreat October 13-16 at the Sentinel. 

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