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‘Th e trees are going to come down’: city

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Nothing will stop the development of the Beaver Pond lands, said a City of Ottawa lawyer.

“KNL has a right to develop the lands,” said city solicitor Tim Marc at a public meeting to discuss the devel-opment of the South March Highlands at the Mlacak Centre on Thursday, July 15. “Let me be clear on this, the trees are going to come down.”

KNL Development Ltd., a partner-ship of developers Urbandale Corp. and Richcraft Homes, had planned to begin clear-cutting trees on eight hectares of land north of the Beaver Pond this week.

But city council passed a motion last week put forward by Kanata North Coun. Marianne Wilkinson preventing KNL from starting work on July 19 as originally planned, until the company completes a set of conditions.

City of Ottawa staff is waiting for KNL to present a tree conservation

plan, a detailed inventory of species at risk, more information about buffers used for natural environment areas and grading and drainage plans.

“There are certain elements of this plan that are insuffi cient,” said Astrid Nielsen, a city forester.

KNL sent a letter to city council ar-guing it had fulfi lled all requirements to move ahead with the development.

But the motion will only delay the development, not stop it, warned Marc.

MEETINGMore than 150 people packed into

the hall at the Mlacak Centre on Thursday, July 15 to discuss the de-velopment plans of the South March Highlands.

KNL representatives did not attend the meeting.

We don’t want to hear any legal crap,” said David Clark, a resident. “We want to preserve our lands.”

BEAVER POND, SEE 4

Beach battle: Final part of Constance Bay series. P 2

Protesters of Beaver Pond development pack public meeting

JESSICA CUNHA PHOTO

Noah Brownstein, 7, and Alexandra Little, 4, have fun at the Walter Baker splash pad on Thursday, July 15. With temperatures that soared over 30 C, the kids enjoyed cooling off in the fountains.

JESSICA CUNHAKOURIER-STANDARD

Residents along Lane Street re-ceived a letter from Ottawa Chief of Police Vern White on Friday, July 9.

The letter explained police would no longer be responding to tres-passing calls because there are no identifi able markers setting out the boundaries of beachfront owners’ properties.

“The letter just talks mostly about us not continuing to take calls for service under the trespass act,” said White. “From our perspective it’s not clear enough for us to act

on it.” Police will continue to take calls

for illegal activities that occur on the beach.

“If there’s criminal activity, then call us,” said White. “We’ll come to those calls but don’t call us when somebody’s walking on the beach saying you want them removed.”

Waterfront property owners have said they own to the shoreline – or water’s edge – and no longer want people using the beach on Plan 412.

“Their property line, they argue, grows and diminishes depending on the time of the year,” said White. “It’s not so clear where your land is

since the property line moves.“We’re saying go to court, get

a judge’s decision and then we’ll have a discussion on responding to calls. I just think this one has a solution and right now it doesn’t need to include the police.”

West Carleton Coun. Eli El-Chantiry, chair of the police board, said he has no say in how the po-lice choose to do their job.

“The police chair and board do not control the police,” he said. “The board is there as an oversight. We don’t interfere with the opera-tions of the police.”

‘IT HAS TO BE SETTLED’El-Chantiry said he agrees the

only way to settle the dispute once and for all is for one of the sides to go to court and get a fi nal ruling.

The deeds say the waterfront res-idents own to the shoreline; but it doesn’t specify if it’s the shoreline from when the deeds were granted or the shoreline today, said El-Chantiry.

“It has to be settled,” he said. “It won’t get settled until it goes to court. I need to know to where they own.”

The infi ghting in his ward is tear-ing the community apart, he said.

“It’s really breaking my heart,” said El-Chantiry. “It’s like some-one took a knife and split the com-munity in two.”

The city won’t fi ght the property issue, he said.

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Public or private — who owns the beach at Constance Bay? The City of Ottawa has thrown its hands up in the air saying the only thing it can say with all certainty is that it’s not the municipality’s. Landowners along the shoreline say the beach is private property. The hundreds of people from the city’s west end who regularly use the beach say it’s traditionally public property. The Kourier-Standard is exploring the dispute in a three-part series: Beach battle. This week in the fi nal part we talk to the councillor, chief of police and the city solicitor’s offi ce.

Beach battleJESSICA CUNHA PHOTO

A young child plays in the sand on Sunday, July 4 at the Point Beach in Constance Bay. Police will no longer be asking beachgoers to stay within the access lanes. “It’s uncomfortable for us, not that all the calls we get are always comfortable, but it’s uncomfortable to get a call to tell a woman and her 5-year-old to get off the beach,” said police chief Vern White.

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“I don’t think the taxpayer should pay for the city to go to court,” said El-Chantiry. “So I’m hoping…someone wants to take it to a higher court to have a ruling on it.”

“The city of Ottawa doesn’t take a position on (the issue),” said city lawyer Tim Marc. It’s not a municipal interest.”

The city did provide legal information to both sides, he said.“We have provided the opinion that the way to fi nd an answer

to this question is for someone to make an application to the Ontario Supreme Court,” said Marc. “You want a conclusive answer to this, then someone needs to make an application.”

The police chief said the battle isn’t fair to either side.“It needs to be clear,” said White. “At least then you have

an exact point. But from this location to the shoreline doesn’t help us.

“The landowners would argue it has been decided. We’ve been responding in the hopes we can make this easier and to come to some kind of resolution but that’s not happening. We just need some legal, judicial representation, presentation as to what the property line should be.”

BEHAVIOUR AN ISSUEBoth the chief and councillor said behaviour and conduct at

the beach is an issue everyone agrees on.“People who live there do have complaints, and legitimate

complaints,” said White. “Part of it is parking but we don’t con-trol the parking. People partying, people drinking, we’ll con-tinue responding to those calls; it’s not about us not wanting to work that area, it’s about us not wanting to be used and not

having a clear idea.”The councillor said people from outside the immediate com-

munity should enjoy the beach but be considerate of those who live near it.

“Whether you’re from Constance Bay, West Carleton or Kanata the rules are the same,” said El-Chantiry. “Be respect-ful, behave, please don’t drink and drive. I believe the public has the right to go to the beach. But pick up your garbage, park legally.”

Capacity is a concern because vehicles have been blocking emergency access to the area, said the councillor.

“We all agree on that,” he said. The city fi xed the no parking signs along the street to make them clearly visible and surveyed Bishop Davis Drive to mark what is city-owned.

Last week, some vehicles parked at The Point Dining Lounge received tickets for parking in the wrong area.

Emergency vehicles have to be able to get to their destination, said El-Chanity. People should be aware of where they’re park-ing and whether it’s legal or not.

STILL A JEWELIn an article printed in a local newspaper back in 2008 El-

Chantiry was quoted as calling the beach “a jewel.” “That article, we weren’t talking about the beach, we were

talking about all of Constance Bay,” he said. “I don’t apologize for calling all of my area a jewel. I still do call all of Constance Bay a jewel – we have more greenspace, more water, more farmers than anywhere in Ottawa. I take pride and joy in it.”

People should be able to go up for the day and enjoy it, he said.

“I think today we are one city, one community.”He said the number of beachgoers has increased in the past

four years, but the article wasn’t the cause, it was social net-working.

He said he has seen parties broadcast on Facebook listing the Point Beach as the destination. The police are warned when such events are taking place.

“We have it on record,” said El-Chantiry. “We’re monitoring social networks for parties on the beach.”

He also said it’s hard to enforce an alcohol policy on the beach when waterfront owners can drink on the sand but don’t want to see anyone else doing it.

“You can’t have one side black and one side white,” said El-Chantiry. “It’s always been a grey area. We need that clarity.”

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“We walk through these woods, our children walk through these woods,” said another resident. “Not Urbandale, not Pre-mier Dalton McGuinty, and not Mayor Larry O’Brien.”

The developer plans to build 3,200 homes on two square kilometres of for-ested land north of the Beaver Pond.

Resident Jennifer Bygrave said the South March Highlands is the wrong area for a housing development.

“You don’t put houses in an old growth forest,” she said.

The Coalition to Save the South March Highlands will picket Urbandale offi ces if the developer starts chopping down trees, said coalition members.

The coalition collected the names of vol-unteers to picket the company during the meeting.

BEST DEALThe city secured the best deal it could,

said Wilkinson, with the developer agree-ing to preserve 40 per cent of the land as a natural environment area.

In 1981, the former city of Kanata agreed to allow development of 567 hectares of land running north of the Beaver Pond, in exchange for designating 40 per cent of the total area as open space.

The open space was later defi ned as in-cluding the Kanata Lakes Golf & Country Club, the Trillium Woods and stormwater management areas and land to be used as parks.

The land slated for development strad-dles the Kizell Pond and runs north of the Beaver Pond where it extends to Morgan’s Grant and the future Terry Fox Drive ex-

tension.“If we had not done the 40-per-cent

agreement you’d have seen more develop-ment land,” said Wilkinson.

This is well above the provincial stan-dard of fi ve per cent said Wilkinson.

The only way to preserve the land is to buy it or swap land – neither of which the city has the resources to do, said Wilkin-son.

The city values the total area approved for subdivision at $400 million.

Mayoral candidates Clive Doucette and Alex Cullen attended the meeting, voicing their support to stop the development.

“The city can afford to appropriate some of this,” said Cullen. “We need to fi nd out what’s available.”

Doucette said voters must elect a council that places more value on natural environ-ment areas, like the South March High-lands.

“Can we save the South March High-lands?” asked Doucette at the meeting. “I think we can but it’s not going to be through the OMB process.

“What we really need is a different view at city hall about the … importance of natural lands.”

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Children throw rocks into the Beaver Pond. The developer has to keep 40 per cent of the area as open space, but that includes the Kanata Lakes Golf & Country Club, the Trillium Woods and stormwater management areas.

Motions dropped to speed up court date


The South March Highlands Carp River Conservation Inc. dropped its injunction to halt the continued construction of the Terry Fox Drive extension on Thursday, July 8.

The motion would have put a stop to con-struction of the roadway while waiting for judicial review.

The city also halted its motion for a $50,000 security deposit.

Both sides agreed to stop the motions from going forward in order to speed up the court process.

“To accelerate the court date, we agreed that in order to do that we would drop mo-tions leading to the judicial review so the court doesn’t have to spend time on the mo-tions,” said Paul Renaud, a member of the South March Highlands coalition.

The issue will be heard in court on Sept. 17, at least a month earlier than if the two side had gone ahead with the motions.

“Ideally we’d like to have it even sooner,” said Renaud. “But we do have a full panel so the outcome is unlikely to be appealed.”

Three judges will sit in on the proceedings, he said.

The issue will be heard in Toronto divi-sional court because the system in Ottawa is too backed up, said Renaud.

“We couldn’t get a reasonable date in Ot-tawa,” he said.

The road is needed to serve existing traffi c, said Kanata North Coun. Marianne Wilkin-son.

With only one main route connection the north and south, it’s not good enough for a community with almost 100,000 residents, she said.

The project includes plans to create a man-made wetland to replace one destroyed by construction work, and the road will have fencing and underground culverts allowing the safe passage of wildlife, said Wilkinson.

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Throwing out hazardous waste just became a whole lot easier, said Stewardship Ontario.

The non-profi t agency has added 13 new mate-rial categories and thousands of new products to its list regulated by the province.

Stewardship Ontario is a non-profi t agency responsible for overseeing the province’s recy-cling and hazardous waste removal programs.

The organization was created by the Waste Di-version Act in 2002 by provincial legislation.

Starting this month, the organization rolled out Orange Drop across the province, a program designed to make it easier for residents to re-move their hazardous waste.

The list of materials now accepted includes batteries, pharmaceuticals, syringes and aerosol containers.

Orange Drop follows the municipal hazardous or special waste program, introduced in 2008, said Sean Magee, Stewardship Ontario’s pro-motion and education co-ordinator.

The special waste program accepted nine waste material categories including paint and solvents.

The program is expected to divert 27 million kilograms of trash from Ontario’s landfi lls – 10 million more kilograms than last year.

“The more we can divert away from landfi lls the longer their lifespan will be,” said Magee. “The main goal is to protect the environment.”

Manufacturers of products that end up as haz-ardous waste pay for its transport and removal, said Magee.

“That really can be a great brand recognition for them,” Magee said.

Last year, the municipal hazardous or special waste program cost $25.6 million to run.

Residents pay no fee to drop the items off at the province’s 92 municipal recycling depots, 2,700 pharmacies and 738 retail stores that col-lect either or both paint, batteries.

The cost of the program is passed on to manu-facturers.

“There’s going to be more drop-off locations,” said Magee. “Any cost along the way (to con-sumers) is going to be a barrier.”

Additional drop-off centres will encourage more people to recycle their hazardous waste, Magee said.

Stewardship Ontario is currently promot-ing the new program across the province using radio, television and print ads as well as sending a representative to festivals, fairs and other large events where people con-gregate.

The organization has organized 217 special waste collection events across the province over the next few months.

Information about drop-off sites is avail-able on the website makethedrop.ca; the program is also promoted on social media websites such as Facebook and Twitter.

“Orange Drop is designed to raise aware-ness about what is considered a hazardous or special waste and to encourage Ontar-ians to make returning these items part of their regular recycling routine,” said Lyle Clark, vice-president of operations of Stewardship Ontario.

The hazardous and special waste drop-off

spots in Kanata are:• Home Depot, 10 Frank Nighbor Pl.• Best Buy Canada, 745 Kanata Ave.• Kanata Research Park, 411 Legget Dr.• Staples, 8141 Campeau Dr.• Future Shop, Kanata Centrum.• Henry’s Photo, 501 Hazeldean Rd.• Breconridge, 500 Palladium Dr.• Canadian Tire, 8181 Campeau Dr.• The Source 400 Earl Grey Dr.• Coley Pharmaceuticals, 240 Terry Fox Dr.• Costo pharmacy, 770 Silver Seven Rd.• Drug Store Pharmacy, 200 Earl Grey Dr.• Drug Store Pharmacy, 760 Eagleson Rd.• March Pharma-Plus, 700 March Rd.• Kanata Drug Mart, 64 Stonehaven Dr.Check makethedrop.ca for more information

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To the editor,An Ottawa journalist recently observed

there is a distinct lack of facilities in our suburbs and that councillors Jan Harder and Peter Hume have come up with a simple solution requiring a change to the city’s existing policy in order to speed up the process of acquiring much needed recreation facilities.

Unfortunately when I raised the issue with our councillor a few years ago, I was told the policy was a provincial one and could not be revisited at the munici-pal level.

At a recent community association meeting the issue of the lack of facili-ties was met with a less than inspiring response.

One resident questioned the “gift” of several hundred thousand dollars – origi-nally allocated to Bridlewood – to Kana-ta north for use towards their new recre-ation complex.

Perhaps there was a valid explanation for the transfer of this very signifi cant sum of money and if so, it certainly wasn’t forthcoming that evening.

The current proposal before council al-lows for using 50 percent collected with the remainder borrowed using future de-velopment charges to pay off the balance and the interest.

How much has been collected thus far in Bridlewood/Emerald Meadows?

I would think more than enough to be-gin construction of a recreation complex or a pool or maybe even both.

Clearly, Bridlewood/Emerald Mead-ows is in dire need of a swimming pool or two, similar to what Glen Cairn, Kati-mavik and Beaverbrook have as well as an indoor rink.

We aren’t asking for a multi-million dollar-everything-but the-kitchen-sink recreation complex; we simply want a pool and an indoor rink that can be uti-lized during the summer months as an upscale skateboard facility similar to the one at McNabb arena.

Our community is blossoming with precious little to show for all of the ex-isting development, not to mention what the future holds.

Recognizing that there is an outdoor

skateboard park, it is not what older boarders need and our community has a distinct lack of venues for teenagers, so why not look towards the future and have a facility that helps to satisfy more than one age group within the community.

It is going to take a very strong and determined councillor to bring forward and fi ght for all that is lacking in Kanata south, particularly Bridlewood/Emerald Meadows.

This community is now more than 30 years old.

How long must we wait?Donna Mulvihill

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July marks the halfway point of summer. We’ve en-tered into the full swing of summer and everyone’s thinking about how to stay cool.

As the city fl ocks to the beaches, water safety is of-ten the last thing on the mind – that is until something goes wrong.

According to the Canadian Red Cross, the most drownings happen in the months of July and August when temperatures are typically at their highest.

Now is the time to think about water safety – before your toes touch the water.

The City of Ottawa website states that the leading cause of drowning for children is a backyard pool.

Make sure the pool is properly fenced with a pad-locked gate to prevent children from falling in. It takes as little as three minutes for a child to drown.

When it comes to swimming in open water, women are more likely to observe safe water practices.

Every year, more men drown than their female counterparts. Canadian Red Cross statistics show that 81 per cent of all drownings were men, particularly in the 35 to 44 age range.

Over 90 per cent of drowning fatalities related to boating were male, as well as 83 per cent of recre-ational swimming fatalities.

Often swimmers over estimate their abilities and get a cramp, then can’t make it back to shore.

So how can swimmers stay safe?The most important thing is to never swim alone.

Make sure that if something goes wrong, there is still someone around to call for help.

Children should swim within arms reach at all times. Having supervision close by can prevent a tragedy before it has time to start.

Use common sense and avoid the water after a few drinks.

Beaches for allTake care on summer swims

To the editor,The beaches at Constance Bay are

long, sandy and beautiful, and de-serve to be available to the general public.

The only way for the beaches, regardless of who has supposedly private ownership or not, is to stop trying to keep a wonderful natural asset for the few.

If the beaches are opened up to the general public by the City of Ottawa, with good public facilities, the present noise and undesirables, public urination etc. will no longer be a problem.

By the way, it does not take a crowd to spoil a beach.

A few years ago, we suggested family members from out of town visit the beach with their two young children.

However, while there, they were upset by the presence of a home-less man who urinated on the beach nearby. At the time, no one else was around.

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derstandings about my position on key points made during recent city council and committee meetings regarding Waste Management and its expansions plans for the Carp Road landfi ll.

While some may suggest that I want the landfi ll to be relocated elsewhere, that is not the case.

I am 100 per cent against creat-ing or expanding any landfi ll facil-ity anywhere. My point has always been that burying waste in this day and age does not make sense. We need other alternatives and solu-tions. We have access to them and we have more modern solutions rather than the landfi ll option.

The city is able to manage with such modern programs as its blue and black box recycling, and or-

ganics programs, while working on additional modern solutions such as plasafi cation with the Plasco technology.

I would also suggest that the Trail Road Landfi ll is as modern as any that Waste Management would construct, in fact, there are technol-ogies in use there that Waste Man-agement would do well to copy.

The current landfi ll facility on Trail Road, just to clarify, will soon only handle very small amounts of residual waste, far less than the 80 per cent that the industrial, com-

mercial and institutional sector sends to landfi lls.

Plasco’s pilot project is also lo-cated at this site so the facility is currently serving as more than just a garbage dump.

The city has a memorandum of understanding with the Plasco Energy Group for a 400 tonnes per day plant to handle residential waste and it is expected Ministry of Environment approval will be obtained in the near future to allow for the construction of this Cana-dian solution for waste to energy

production.I am working to see construction

and demolition waste recycled and was successful in having council approve a motion on this topic. I am continuing to support increased diversion and am investigating op-tions to have organics banned from all landfi lls, both municipal and pri-vate sector.

The provincial target of 60 per cent diversion rate for IC&I waste is achievable with alternative tech-nologies. In fact, with these alter-nate solutions, we could see a diver-

sion rate of up to 90 per cent, which has been proven in other countries, such as Sweden.

The more landfi ll space we cre-ate, the less incentive there is to de-velop new recycling technologies and other initiatives.

Limiting landfi ll space will force us to look for better and less expen-sive options in recycling, diversion and alternative disposal technolo-gies.

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KATAMIVIK Immaculate 4 + 1 Bdrm, 4 Bth Home in Katimavik! Features include Hrdwd Flrs. Oak Kitchen Cabinetry, Gas FFP, Curved Staircase, 5 Appli-ances, Fully Finished Lower Level w/ Plenty of rm for Recreation, Storage & Workshop Space. Fab. Wrap-Around Deck w/ Hot Tub on Lrg. Lot 49.20’ x 171.91’ w/Schools, Transit, Shopping & Playgrounds nearby - You Can Park the Car! $479,900

ALMONTE Be Nature’s Neighbour! 25 Acres of tranquility and privacy w/rolling hills & mixed bush. This 3 Bdrm/1 Bath Hi Ranch comes with a lovely Solarium off the Dining Rm to soak it all in. Wood burning FFP in Living Rm, Lower Level Fam. Rm, Direct Access to Single Car Garage & Detached Garage. Just mins. to Almonte. A Natu-ral Beauty! $349,900

CARLETON PLACE Room to Roam! Fabulous setting on 11 acres. 4 Bdrm/2 Bth Bungalow w/Screened Porch, Huge Lower Level Rec. Rm 32’x19’ w/Wood burning FFP, Spacious Master w/patio doors to deck & above-grnd pool, 31’x31’ – 3 Car Grge w/Loft, Barn w/loft & 2 Storage sheds. Did we mention the Pond? $324,900

BAYSHORE Plush all the Way! Fantastic rede-signed & renovated Executive Condo w/gorgeous views of the Ottawa River, 2 Bdrm/2 Bth w/win-dows everywhere! Stylish detailing throughout. Gas FFP, Kit. w/ceramic & marble. Pool, exercise rm, sauna, workshop, party rm. Undergrnd prk-ing. Complete in every detail for gracious living! $369,900

MADAWASKA Stunning 15.60 Acres on pristine Norcan Lake, close to Calabogie Peaks for ski-ing/golfi ng. Imagine fi shing, boating, swimming, relaxing on your Private Beach! This fantastic property is easy to build on. Hydro is already at what could be your year-round Vacation Home!$299,900

ALMONTE Cozy Cutie! 4 Bdrms/1 Bth just mins. from Almonte. Above grnd pool, private deck, lrg lot w/mature trees, high-speed avail. Open living/dining/kitchen w/2 bdrms on main & laun-dry. Master, 4th bdrm & den on 2nd level. Get your money working for you & invest in your own home today! $168,900

CAREFREELIVING

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NEWPRICE WATERFRONT

NEVIL HUNTKOURIER-STANDARD

If information is power, why does the fed-eral government want less information?

The Conservatives re-cently announced the end of the long-form census, the document that helps many organizations – and the government itself – make the right decisions about a community’s needs.

At the same time, the voluntary short form will go to more homes.

End result? More forms, less information and greater cost.

Voluntary data is always suspect. Some demographic groups will fi ll them out more than others, and will therefore be over-represented.

Industry Minister Tony Clement asked Sta-

tistics Canada to scrap the long form without any public consultation. Now the people who need accurate stats are complaining.

Clement has since said he won’t change his mind, pointing to Canadians’ fears of govern-ment intrusion, although the census folks soon pointed out that complaints are just about nil.

In the interests of research, I printed out a long form from a recent census and fi lled it in on behalf of Jane and John Doe.

Remember that all the info that could iden-tify the Doe family is kept out of the hands of researchers for at least 92 years.

If the Does are paranoid, they can even choose to check a box that ensures their names are never linked to the census, even if they’re dead and buried.

The Doe family shared the following infor-mation for consumption by researchers and the public:

• sex, birthdate and marital status,• disabilities,• place of birth, citizenship, languages spo-

ken,• their race and families’ ancestry, • if they’ve moved lately,• level of education and fi eld,• workplace and occupation,• time spent each week at work and doing

unpaid work,• how they commute,• income,

• if they rent or own their home, and when it was built

• the number of rooms and bedrooms in their home,

• what they spend on utilities,• how much their home is worth.If this feels too onerous for some, maybe

they should stop using a crayon. If it feels too intrusive for others, maybe they should pack up the canned food and the guns and go live in a cave before the G-Men come to take them

to the secret UN labour camps.Filling out the forms took me 12 minutes.

Imagine throwing out some of this nation’s most valuable data – data that could be valu-able for decades to come – because of 12 min-utes of paperwork.

Bad decisions are worth reversing.Especially when we end up with a more ex-

pensive census that is not quite worthless, but undoubtedly worth less.

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ADAM, MILLER, KELLYKanata Lawyers

Offering our community legal servicesincluding real estate, mortgages, small business matters,

family law,wills and estates.

Gateway Business Park 601-300 March Road Kanata, ON K2K 2E2

Phone: (613) 592-6290 email: [email protected] Fax: (613) 592-3116

Lila M. KellyDes Adam Mary P. Miller

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AUCTION SALESaturday, July 31st, 2010

9:30 a.m. sharpTo be held at our home located at

3624 Farmview Rd., Kinburn, Ontario.We will be offering for sale household items including furniture and dishes, small tools and miscellaneous items from a number of recently sold homes in Arnprior, Stittsville and Ottawa. Some collectables, some antiques and many, many interesting items. Something for everyone. Come and enjoy.

Terms: Cash or Cheque with ID Refreshments

Auctioneer: John J. O’Neill 613-832-2503Owners or Auctioneer not responsible in case of loss or accident402783

Does Harper want to know less about Canadians?Long form takes 12 minutes to complete for fi ctitious family

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This summer, Toronto beckons with so much to do for so little...

Introducing The Fairmont Royal York’s MUCH MORE TORONTO package. This exciting package includes a great room rate and coupon book with valuable offers from all the major attractions in and around Toronto.

Check out our special packages including the Harry Potter Package and The Warrior Emperor and China’s Terracotta Army Package.

For reservations or information on our packages call 1 800 441 1414 or visit www.fairmont.com/royalyork

*Subject to availability at time of reservation.

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Taxes and gratuities not included. Available May 14, 2010 until September 6, 2010.

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Young entrepreneurs start thriving businessesBLAIR EDWARDS

KOURIER-STANDARD

Siavosh Noruziaan was a model employee for College Pro window cleaners for three years, working during the sum-mer to pay his university fees.

This year he decided to become an employer.

“After a while I got tired of cleaning widows and I wanted to take on bigger projects,” said the 22-year-old Kanata Lakes man.

Noruziaan started the com-pany Empire Decks and Fences, a deck and fence building com-pany last March.

Business has been good, said the young entrepreneur, and this year the company figures to earn $150,000 to $200,000 in revenue.

Noruziaan is one of 25 Ottawa-area students selected to participate in the Ottawa Centre for Research and Innovation’s Entrepreneurship Centre’s summer company program.

Each participant is selected based on the quality of their business plan and are eligible to receive $3,000 in start-up money.

The centre also offers men-

tors to help the young entrepre-neurs craft their business plan and offer advice – this year’s mentors included a banker, an accountant, a lawyer and a sales and marketing expert.

“All of these students possess business skills and a personal commitment that set an excel-lent example for entrepreneurs of all ages,” said Stehphen Daze, executive director of entrepre-neurship and innovation at the centre.

ENTREPRENEURNoruziaan took stock of his

personal inventory before set-ting out to start his own busi-ness, a scary proposition.

He was a good builder and planner, skills that had pushed him into his fifth year study-ing chemical engineering at the University of Ottawa.

The housing market was chugging along pretty well in the west-end suburbs with 14,000 new homes built in Ottawa dur-ing 2009.

Noruziaan figured to cash in on its success.

“I figured a lot of those peo-ple needed decks and fences,” said Noruziaan. I’m an engi-

neering student so I love build-ing structures.”

Noruziaan used his $3,000 start-up money for marketing, and advertising: T-shirts, busi-ness cards and an advertising website on the Internet.

During his first job, Noruziaan barely made any money – he misjudged the costs of building materials.

But since then his profit margin has grown and he fig-ures to bank $40,000 this year, all of which will go back in to the company to fuel expansion plans, he said.

The four-man company will expand to two-crews next year, said Noruziaan.

“I’m going to be doing this for at least five years,” said Noruziaan. “A lot of my friends graduate university struggling to find jobs, but I’m not wor-ried, because I know I’m going to be OK.”

LASER TAGSixteen-year-old Hamish

Pope used his $3,000 startup money from OCRI to create the company Funlight Laser Tag.

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Sixteen-year-old Hamish Pope took his $3,000 in startup money from OCRI to set up a laser-tag game business.


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REALTY SOLUTIONS INC.BROKERAGE

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Direct Line: 720-1521SalespersonSalesperson

BrokerBroker

TO VIEW ANY LISTING, GO TO PINDERPOWER.COM

Stittsville- 43 Baywood Drive $574,900Amazing open concept, 3 plus bedroom bungalow loaded with upgrades on a pool size 65.62 front lot. Featuring full stone frontage. Gorgeous fi nished basement with 9' ceilings, 2 more bedrooms plus large theatre room area, a must see!

Kanata Lakes - 236 Walden Drive $459,800Holitzner 4 bedroom Home backing onto parkland - no rear neighbours offering open concept kitchen/familyroom, maple hardwood throughout, upgraded kit Cabinets & fi replace, plus more!

Stittsville - 447 Lanswood Way $599,900Custom Handicapped bungalow with totally fi nished in-law Area in lower level with 9' ceilings. Offers upgrades too many to mention plus 2 large interlocking patio's. 5 bedrooms, open concept kitchen & great room.

Stittsville- 164 Arrowwood Drive $569,900Quality built Holitzner home on large corner private lot in Woodside Acres (steps to park & School). Offers extras & upgrades too numerous to mention! Approx. 2,947 sq ft of elegance with main fl oor master bedroom.

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This week, don’t miss:

Junior Naturalist Club– Backyard Wildlife. Discover the different animals that live in your community and how we can protect their habitats. Games, crafts and a hike will keep kids busy! Saturday, July 24, 1 to 3 p.m. Ages 6 and up.

WonderKids! – Petit Pioneers! Meet children from the past as your tots and toddlers dress in pioneer costume, play with some artifacts and try out some heritage games. Dress to get messy and bring a snack! Thursday, July 29, 10 to 11 a.m. Ages 2.5 to 4.

Admission is $6 per child or $15 per family. Space is limited, so advance registration is recommended.

Escape to the past atPinhey’s Point Historic Site!

270 Pinhey’s Point Rd, Dunrobin, ON.Call 613-247-4830 or visit ottawa.ca/museums for more information.

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COMPLIMENTARYHOME EVALUATIONCall us today to book

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Your family Real Estate Professionals. . .

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“His calm and reassuring approach together with his sound analysis of the market and the presentation of our home for sale was outstanding. For anyone

seeking exceptional professional real estate services we highly recommend Ken MacGowan.”

Mr. & Mrs G

BRIDLEWOOD Wow! Updated single home for the price of a townhome. New carpeting (2010) on Stairs, Upper Hall, Bedrooms & basement Rec Room. Freshly painted neutral decor - move-in ready. New roof (2008), all new vinyl windows (2007), updated baths (2009). 5 appli-ances included! $274,500

BEAVERBROOK Beautiful, one of a kind enlarged 3 bedroom bungalow on over-sized premium lot with mature trees and no rear neighbours. Upgraded Kitchen & Bathroom. Main level Family Rm addition w/cathedral ceiling, gas fplce & patio door to deck. Well fi nished basement w/extra Bathroom. Appliances included! $349,900

CORKERY WOODS Just minutes from Kanata! Large main fl oor Family Room with oak fl oors and wood burning fplce. Kitchen with oak cabinets, & 6 ft island. 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 5 appliances & above ground pool. Come enjoy the 2 acres of wooded privacy - today! $394,900

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WEST CARLETON Executive style country home on 2 acres, 5 minutes from Kanata Centrum. A private oasis, landscaped gardens, fully-fenced in-ground pool, and a lovely front porch. Master suite with fplce., 4 pc ensuite and balcony. Great Room, maple fl oors gas

fplce. with 2 storey high soaring windows! A great family home. $ 769,900

KATIMAVIK Excelllent opportunity for fi rst time buyer or investor. Lovely condo nestled amongst single family homes. Park like setting - easy access to shop-ping, transit, recreation and schools (located next to Katimavik ES). Gleam-ing oak hardwood in principal rooms. Private yard. 5 applances. $179,900

GLEN CAIRN Pride of ownership shows in this gorgeous, spacious, hard to fi nd 4 bedroom, 2 storey semi on quiet street. Many recent updates including windows, high effi ciency furnace. Upgraded Bathrooms & Kitchen. Finished basement. Great yard-fenced w/patio. Just move in! $229,900

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Janet KatimavikKanata

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OCRI, FROM 12

The Beaverbrook teen had always loved playing laser tag and paintball; he decided to combine the two into a fun shoot-em-up outdoor game.

“There’s no pain like laser tag,” said Pope.

“But there’s a different vari-ety of games you could play like paintball.”

The most difficult part of starting a company is draft-ing a business plan, said Pope, figuring out the costs of doing business and sticking to a bud-get.

Pope runs a mobile company, bringing his game to soccer fields, school gyms and other indoor and outdoor venues.

Using inflatable obstacles that players can hide behind makes the laser tag bunkers

portable, said Pope.Business has been good this

summer, said Pope, with the company figuring to take in between $10,000 to $20,000.

“Right now I’m trying to break even because of the huge startup costs and the insurance is very expensive on all the equipment.”

Most of this year’s profit will go to pay for the laser tag obsta-cles and the laser guns, but next year’s profits are earmarked for Pope’s bank account.

Pope, who starts his first year of civil engineering next year, said young entrepreneurs should craft a solid business plan before starting a new com-pany.

“Review it and get it right,” said Pope. “Just work really hard.”

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CITY OF OTTAWA

Did you know that working smoke alarms can cut your chanc-es of dying in a fi re by 50 per cent? In Ontario, having working smoke alarms is not only a good idea -- it’s the law.

Ottawa Fire Services recom-mends you install a smoke alarm

on every level of your home, and outside your sleeping areas. Test your smoke alarms every month and change the batteries twice a year when you change your clocks.

A working smoke alarm and a home fi re escape plan will signifi -cantly increase your chances of surviving a fi re.

Check your smoke alarm

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St. John’s Anglican Church325 Sandhill Rd., South March

(turn off March Rd. at Shirley’s Brook, and turn left on Sandhill Rd.)

613-592-4747 www.parishofmarch.ca

Sunday Services at 9:00am and 10:30amSunday School and Nursery10:30am

Sunday Service 10:30am Celtic Eucharist Wednesday 11:30am

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UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH

PASTORA. DUMMITT

2031 MAIN STREET STITTSVILLE • 613-831-7207Sun 10:00 am Sunday School & Adult classesSun 11:00 am Worship ServiceSun 6:00 pm Celebration ServiceWed. 7:30 pm Bible StudySat 7:30 am Prayerwww.stittsvilleupc.com 283594

BRIDLEWOOD BIBLE CHAPELA New Testament Church

465 Eagleson Road (also entrance off Palomino)11 am Family Bible Hour (Nursery Available) Sunday School6:30 pm Evening Bible Hour

www.bridlewoodbiblechapel.ca 613-591-8514283598

Sunday 10:00 A.M. Worship ServiceNursery provided

Pastors: Al MacMillan Keith MacAskill

2 Stonehaven Dr. at Eagleson Road613-591-3469

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Tel: 592-1546 E-mail: [email protected]

85 Leacock DrivePastor: Rev. Louis Natzke

Christ Risen Lutheran Church

Tel: 592-1546 E-mail: [email protected]

397879

WORSHIP9:30 A.M.

GLEN CAIRN UNITED CHURCH140 Abbeyhill Dr., Kanata

Rev. Brian Copeland

10:00 am: Service of Worship and Sunday School

613-836-4756www.gcuc.ca

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“Off ering: ourselves in FAITH to God, Christ as HOPE to the world, and our LOVE to one another.

MORNING WORSHIP 10 AMNot too young crew children’s church

Pastors Ken Roth, Jimmy Ruggiero5660 Flewellyn Rd., Stittsville 613-831-1024 email: offi [email protected]

www.chapelridge.ca

Free Methodist

Growing, Serving, Celebrating

Please join us at 110 McCurdy Drive, 836-1429, www.trinitykanata.ca

Pastor Shaun Seaman, Youth Pastor Adam Janes

Sunday8:50am: Worship Service, Nursery, Sunday School

10:50am: Worship Service, Nursery

Sunday

10:00am: Worship Service, Nursery, Children’s Program

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Kids Zone (ages 3-Gr. 5) during both services

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St. Patrick’s Fallowfi eld Roman Catholic Church

www.stpatricks.nepean.on.ca

Saturday 5:00pmSunday 9am & 11amDaily Mass 8:45am

15 Steeple Hill Cres., Nepean, ON613-591-1135

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FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH1078 Klondike Road, Kanata 613-591-3246

“A Church Rooted in Christ and Fruitful” - Rev. Colin N. McKenzie, Sr. Pastor

- Rev. Carlo DeVito, Pastor of Family Ministries:

email: [email protected] www.kanatafellowship.com

Sunday 11am Worship Service with Nursery & Children’s Ministry 6:15pm Evening Service with a focus on music & teaching

“O ye man of wisdom among the nations! Shut your eyes to estrangement, then fix

your gaze upon unity”

All Are Welcome to Participate: (1) attend a meeting, call 613-836-7419 (2) listen to a recording, call:

1-613-742-8250 (3) visit www.bahai-ottawa.org

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Offi ce: 613-836-2606 Web: cbcstittsville.comEmail us at: [email protected]

PASTOR STEVE STEWART

1600 Main Street, Stittsville

Direction for life's crossroads

Sunday Worship Services begin at 10amNursery, C-KIDS, Youth Ministries, Life Groups

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PASTOR: DANIEL BHOOKUN

85 LEACOCK DRIVE, KANATA (THE CHRIST RISEN LUTHERAN CHURCH)OFFICE: 613-293-7944

SATURDAY SERVICESSABBATH SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES 9:15AMWORSHIP SERVICE 11:00 AM

Seventh-DayAdventist

Church

SERVING KANATA AND STITTSVILLE

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10:00 AM CELEBRATION OF WORSHIP

KANATA PENTECOSTAL CHURCHPastor: Rev. Richard J. Trenholm

990 Teron Road, Kanata, ON 613-592-1213

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Sunday Eucharist 8:00 am - Said 9:15 am - Choral Music, Sunday School & Nursery 11:00 am - Praise Music, Sunday School & Nursery

St. Paul's Anglican Church

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Sunday Summer Services 8:00 am - Said Euchararist10:00 am - Sung Euchararist and Sunday School

KANATA UNITED CHURCH33 Leacock Dr.

9:30 am Summer Worship ServiceMinister- Rev. Angela Bailey

We are “A Church Family Growing In Faith - Reaching Out In Love”Come and join us! 613-592-5834 • www.kuc.ca

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KANATA BAPTIST CHURCH465 Hazeldean Rd. • 613-836-3145

Sunday Service 9:30 am

[email protected] www.kbc.on.ca

Pastors: Jonathan Mills , Bob Davies & Doug Ward

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Eye Exams andComplete Eye Care

New Patients Welcome

Prescriptions FilledEyeglasses/Sunglasses

Contact Lenses

Laser Surgery Co-ManagementEvening Appointments

www.nepeanoptometric.ca

Dr. Joyce E. BarbourDr. Patrick D. G. Hamilton

Dr. Denise E. RoyDr. Melissa Ings

NEPEANOPTOMETRIC CLINIC

39 Robertson RoadBell Mews Plaza 820-8272

359630

224-4332 1443 Woodroffe Ave.

Injured or In Pain? Contact

OHIP DESIGNATED PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC

CALL FOR DETAILS

REGIONAL PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC

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Real Estate, Wills and Estates,Civil Litigation, Business, & Personal Injury

Free half–hour ConsultationsServing Kanata since 1981.

Home appointments available upon request.

www.paulniebergall.com

Paul. A. NiebergallSolicitor / Avocat

Ontario / Quebec34 Halldorson Crescent,Kanata, ON K2K 2C7

613-592-5748 tel.613-232-9654 fax.


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Look for our Anniversary Sale beginning in August!

Kanata Centrum MallKanata Centrum Mall(next to Danier)(next to Danier)

613-592-4488613-592-4488

APPRAISAL CLINICThursday July 29

from 10am till 5pm at our Kanata location only.

ON SITE VERBAL APPRAISALS ARE $15.00 PER ITEM.

Free cleaning and inspection. Polishing will be available while you wait

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VAGHEGGI productsSold/Used

(613) 271-1068Call Susanne Gervais, Esthetician

14 Years ExperienceOpen 7 Days a Week. By App’t Only

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831-0032831-0032We service all Central Vacuum Systems

Your Vacuum Cleaner Headquarterswww.vacshack.ca

Hobin & Main Street, Stittsville

Complete Vacuum CleanerSales & Service

Vac ShackVac Shack

Independently Owned and Operated, Brokerage

BEAVERBROOK $899,900.79 LEACOCK DRIVE.

484 Hazeldean Rd, KanataBus: 613-592-6400Fax: 613-592-4945

Toll: 1-888-757-7155

0722.323814

Maureen Norman Sales Representative

Executive custom built, 5 bdrm, 5 bath, full brick, 2 storey home. 3500+ sq. ft. Wonderful curb appeal. Grand 2 storey entrance, elegant living rm & oversized formal dining rm. Gourmet kitchen, main fl oor family rm. Beautiful solarium overlooks fabulous inground pool. Fully developed basement with nanny/in-law suite, rec rm, workshsop & wine cellar.

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Carp hosts herbfest this weekendTHE HERB GARDEN

Herbfest is a must attend event for those interested in herbs, gardening, cooking and living a healthy lifestyle.

The 15th annual Midsummer Herbfest will be held Sunday, July 25.

Come for breakfast and stay as long as you like to enjoy live music, dance per-formances, cooking presentations, the children’s playground, crafts and music.

Why not try a variety of tasty foods and refreshments at the popular outdoor food court or wander among the more than 90 vendors where you can discover many

culinary, decorative and medicinal prod-ucts such as potpourris, oils, vinegars, bath salts, massage oils and preserves?

Visitors to Herbfest can also tour the formal theme beds at the Herb Garden, featuring over 200 different varieties of herbs.

Take a guided wild herb walk or ex-plore the labyrinth in this peaceful coun-try setting.

A special Herbfest highlight is the chef cook-off, hosted by Carp’s Debbie Tren-holm, award-winning local sommelier and owner of The Savvy Company. This event features three local chefs who will

prepare delicious recipes featuring dill, the international herb of the year.

Trenholm will recommend wines to ac-company the tasty dishes.

Herbfest runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Herb Garden, 3840 Old Almonte Rd., rain or shine.

Tickets may be purchased in advance or at the gate, and there are discounts for families. Parking is available onsite for $2.

For more information, including ticket prices, recipes and directions to the Herb Garden, go to www.herbfest.ca or call 613-256-0228.

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…in a beautiful place! …in a beautiful place!

Visit our model home at 1001 Marconi Avenue, Kanata.Sat and Sun Noon - 5:00pm or by appointment 613-270-0777

www.taloshomes.com

The next phase of Richmond Oaks has just been released! Minimum frontages are 65’. The design choices areThe next phase of Richmond Oaks has just been released! Minimum frontages are 65’. The design choices are excellent with standard finishings others call upgrades. 2 Bungalow and 5 two storey designs are available.excellent with standard fi nishings others call upgrades. 2 Bungalow and 5 two storey designs are available.

Occupancies slated for early 2011.Occupancies slated for early 2011.

Exceptionally Priced from

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Visit any sales centre: Mon–Thurs Noon to 6 p.m. Sat–Sun Noon to 5 p.m. domicile.ca

Come see the model in the Sales Centre

Model suite now open

Sales Centre 131 Holland Avenue

613-237-0088

Sales Centre 100 Champagne Ave South

613-728-7873

D O W ’ S L A K E WELLINGTON WEST

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Sales Centre 619 Bank St at Patterson

613-842-5050

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You’ll Fall In Love With Richmond Oaks.It is perfect for those who have yearned for a beautiful country home and relaxing lifestyle while staying close to all of the urban amenities. As always, Talos will work closely with you to build the homes of your dreams, with all the features and details that you want.

This is one of those outstanding and limited opportunities not to be missed!

The location is pristine and set in the village of Richmond. Talos Custom Homes is building in an exciting community that offers fabulous urban amenities in a tranquil country setting.

Talos offers bungalows and single-family homes. The lots are oversized, with widths of 65 ft. All lots come with municipal sanitary services and storm-sewer services.There are 5 two-storey single homes and 2 bungalow designs to choose

from. All models have ceramic fl oors in the kitchen, baths and laundry, as well as hardwood fl ooring in the living and dining areas.

All Models have wonderful state- of-the- art features, quality construction and the fi nishes. Each design has a been conceived to offer different characteristics to suit varying lifestyles. Depending on the model, you’ll fi nd various window styles, attractive layouts and details that delight.

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Do you want to represent public interests on the Mississippi-Rideau Source Protection Committee? Apply by September 24, 2010.

Committee Function: Work with Chair Janet Stavinga to oversee the development of science-based source protection plans by 2012. These plans will protect municipal drinking water sources in the Mississippi Valley and Rideau Valley watersheds. This work is being done under Ontario’s Clean Water Act.

Committee Composition: • 5 municipal representatives • 5 economic sector representatives (agriculture, industry, commercial) • 5 public interest representatives (e.g. environmental, First Nations, general public) — 1 vacancy

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Kanata’s Tyler Kealey revs up the keyboard during Ben Cooper’s July 18 performance at Cisco Ottawa Bluesfest. Cooper and his band drew a decent crowd to the MBNA Stage on a sunny Sunday afternoon. For more Bluesfest coverage, see pages 20, 21.

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The public is advised that a short section of the Hazeldean Road (west of Stittsville Main intersection to east of Carp Road intersection) will be closed from Tuesday, July 20 to Friday, September 3, 2010. The closure is due to road widening improvements. The City will maintain access to all businesses west of Stittsville Main intersection and east of Carp Road intersection.

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Jonathan Chandler, above, of Amos the Transparent rocks out during the band’s set at Cisco Ottawa Bluesfest on July 18. James Nicol, above right, encourages a little crowd participation. The Kanata-grown band has had success at home and on the road. The band’s next local show is Aug. 6 at the Live Lounge. For more information check out amosthetransparent.com.

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Bands from across Ottawa – including musi-cians from Kanata – made the 2010 Cisco Ot-tawa Bluesfest a singing success.

LeBreton Flats Park hosted 12 days of music and comedy programming. More than 250 acts were on stage and the festival drew in excess of 350,000 fans. Santana drew the largest crowd ever seen at the event.

On the festival’s fi nal day – Sunday, July 18 – Kanata band Amos the Transparent took to the Claridge Homes Stage, in advance of Wee-zer’s appearance.

“I really can’t equate it to anything else,

there’s so much energy,” said Amos guitarist Dan Hay. “The show itself is what I live for.”

Over the course of 17 years, Bluesfest has grown to become the landmark event of the Ottawa summer and one of the top-10 outdoor music festivals in the world, according to Bill-board magazine.

Behind the scenes, 4,000 volunteers worked 26,000 shifts and contributed over 100,000 hours.

“I’d like to recognize the best music fans in the world – from Ottawa and beyond,” said Mark Monahan, the festival’s executive and ar-tistic director. “Your support means everything to us and keeps us trying to improve your festi-val experience, year after year.”

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Peter Voith played Bluesfest on multiple dates, in duos and in bands. The Kanata guitarist was playing with Ben Cooper on July 18.

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Holy Trinity vocalist Ariane Bell swings to the beat during a Be in the Band program performance by Holy Trinity Catholic High School students at Cisco Ottawa Bluesfest on July 18.

Patrick Job belts out a sax solo as the high school musicians put on a memorable R&B show at Bluesfest.

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Literally hundreds of volunteer hours went into the planning of this great community event but it wouldn’t have been possible without the support of our sponsors and community supporters.

Thank you to the many volunteers without whom we would not have been able to produce another great Canada Day in Kanata.

A special thank you goes out to the members of Kanata Canada Day Inc - Theresa Morin, Diane McNulty, Roger Pattison, Tracey Dixon, Cheryl McDonald, Rod McLean, Rhonda Grund, Sarah Dehler, and Megan Cornell. A special thank you also to Christine Klassen aka Kaptain Kanata as well as Carly Green and her beer tent staff!

Congratulations to the Kanata Volunteer fi refi ghters, winners of the 1st Annual Is: Agenix Canada Day Tug-of-war!Finally, thank you Kanata for coming out to our party, see you next year!

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Chloe Lemay is spending her summer apprenticing with professional theatre company Odyssey Theatre.

“I love theatre, I can’t get enough of it,” said the 15-year-old.

The youth apprenticeship program takes 15 students between 14 to 21 years old.

The program allows those interested in stage productions to expand their inter-ests and develop their skills.

“The program is unique in its ability to offer youth a combination of practical experience, formal training and mentor-ing in a supportive environment,” said general manager Dana Uzarevic. “Ap-prentices are paired with professional mentors, who provide one-on-one train-ing and guidance throughout the appren-ticeship.”

Lemay, who attends All Saints Catholic High School, was placed in stage man-agement.

“I’m an apprentice to the stage manager so I’m back stage,” said the Kanata Lakes resident. “It’s really interesting actually. I help with the set changes; I will often hand sets up the stairs to people and keep track of the props – if we lose a prop that’s a huge problem. Sometimes they’ll put me on books so if an actor calls out

‘line’ I have to give it to them.”Lemay said she is more interested in be-

ing on stage, but being behind it is teach-ing her new things she will take with her when she returns to school.

“It’s only been three weeks and I’ve learned an insane amount,” she said. “I’m really happy that I’m a part of it, every-one’s really nice here. I feel like I’m get-ting more organized because of it too.”

Lemay’s drama teacher gave her a pam-phlet about the program and she went through a number of interviews before she landed the spot.

“First we had to apply, then they would call us back and do a little phone inter-view and ask for an audition,” said Le-may.

At one point, she was asked to move a chair across the stage.

“They’d give us an emotion and then we’d have to move the chair across the room with that emotion,” she said. “Like you’re really happy or really sad and you move the chair based on that emotion. Or really scared, so you move it like it’s a bomb and it’s going to explode. It was interesting.”

Odyssey Theatre will be performing They All Do It, a contemporary comedy inspired by Mozart’s opera Cosi fan tutte for its 24th season of Theatre under the Stars.

“It’s really all a game,” said Lemay

about the show. “Everyone’s testing each other, testing their fi delity.”

The play will run from July 29 to Aug. 29 at Strathcona Park.

Performances will take place Tuesday through Sunday evenings at 8 p.m. ($19-$24), Sunday matinees at 3 p.m. (pay-what-you-can), and Wednesday youth matinees at 1 p.m. ($5).

For more information call 613-232-8407 or visit www.odysseytheatre.ca.

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Chloe Lemay is learning stage management over the summer in Odyssey Theatre’s youth apprenticeship program.

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July 23-25 – Ottawa Turkish Festival will hold its opening gala on Friday, from 3 to 5 p.m. at Ottawa City Hall. The festival grounds are open at Confederation Park on Saturday and Sunday from 12 to 9 p.m. There will be traditional danc-ers, musicians and artists. All events are free. For more information visit www.ottawaturkishfesti-val.com.

July 24 – Come to the Kanata Sailing Club Open House from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Enjoy a sail on the Ottawa river (Lad De-sChenes). Meet the mem-bers. Check out the facili-ties. Join up. See www.kanatasailingclub.com for driving directions to our clubhouse located 7km north of Kanata (next to the YMCA).

July 28 – 4th Annual Ward Picnic, Sandwell Green, the Parkway, 4 to 8 p.m.

July 29 – The next meeting of the Kanata and District Breast Can-cer Support Group will be held at 7 p.m. in Hall D, Mlacak Centre, 2500 Campeau Dr., Kanata. For information, please contact Jan at 613-592-4793.

Until July 30 – “In the Ordinary” works in co-loured pencil and hand-made felt by Kanata artist Allison Fagan at Fran-cesco’s Coffee Company,

857A Bank Street, June 30-July 30. For more info call 613-592-6959.

July 31-Aug. 1 – Sec-ond round Kiwanis Idol auditions Orleans Shop-ping Centre, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ages 13 to 21, $20 entry fee. Auditions forms at www.kiwanisidol.org. For more information call Eldon Fox 613-831-9900 or [email protected].

Aug. 12 – The Royal Canadian Legion, Kana-ta Br 638 presents the 7th Annual Ray Ponto Memorial golf tourna-ment and fundraiser. All Proceeds to “Child Find Ontario.” Greensmere Golf and Country Club, 1717 Bear Hill Rd. Carp Ontario. Tee off 12 noon- Shotgun. Entry Fee $75 per player includes HST. Fee includes 18 holes of golf, power cart prize and dinner at the legion. Registration forms at the Legion Branch, 70 Hines Rd., Kanata. Phone 613-591-5570.

Aug. 27-28 – Plowing Match and Field Day, cor-ner of Eagleson and Rush-more roads. All welcome. Rain or shine. Horse/tractor competitive plow-ing, try plowing yourself, displays, trolley rides, games, BBQ, entertain-ment. More information www.ottawaplowmen.com, [email protected]. 613-826-3278. Free on 27th, $2/person on 28th.

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Kanata Council Notes

Marianne Wilkinson Kanata North

Peggy Feltmate Kanata South

Fourth annual Kanata North picnic July 28th:The weather forecast is sunny with a high of 27 C so come to

the Sandwell Green Park, from 4 to 8 p.m., park at Earl of March Secondary School and feast on barbequed hot dogs, hamburgers and veggie burgers (while supplies last) as you are serenaded by a quartet from the Kanata Symphony Orchestra. Bring your lawn chairs to enjoy continuous entertainment – Chris Pilsworth’s magic show, Kanata Idol singers, martial arts, dancing and Chinese entertainers. Kids will enjoy bouncies, a petting zoo, displays, cotton candy and more. View plans for our new Rec Centre and local park plans, learn about local plants and meet your neighbours. To volunteer, contact my office – teens can get their service hours.

Beaverpond Lands:Thank you to all who came to the public meeting on July 15th and for your

useful suggestions on how to move forward. To read the full column and a report on the meeting go to my website: www.mariannewilkinson.com

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Even though the improvements to the intersection of Stonehaven Drive and Richmond Road are not complete, Urbandale is applying to lift the holding zone at 310 Stonehaven so it can build another 217 houses there.

Because of traffic problems on Stonehaven and Richmond, City Council voted to put a hold on development at 310 Stonehaven until traffic problems were fixed. Traffic engineers consider the intersection close to failing – people who have been stuck waiting to get through for 15 minutes or more are understandably more negative. Adding more houses near Stonehaven would cause the intersection to fail.

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Pat has been meeting and greeting patients at Nepean Optometric Clinic since 1981.She has made an effort to know and care for each of them individually. We will miss you, Pat!

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It’s Time to Say ‘Good-Bye’After almost thirty years of greeting and helping the

people of Nepean and the surrounding area, I will be say-ing “Good-bye” on July 28. It has been a great time for me over the years participating in the growth and changes at Nepean Optometric Clinic while also watching our patients grow and change.

I have enjoyed working with the doctors, the staff and our patients. Our fi rst location at Bell Mews was in a small offi ce on the second fl oor with one optometrist and two staff. Now we have four optometrists and twelve staff in our ground fl oor location at Bell Mews Plaza.

Over the years I have met many interesting people. I have had the privilege of getting to know three and four genera-

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I look forward to my fi rst year of retirement as I travel to Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Ireland and Mexico.

At this time, I would like to say “Good-bye” to one and all and thanks for making my working life such an enjoy-able time. Because of you, our patients, I will have a lot of wonderful memories to take with me into retirement. Thank you.

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With the start of school only eight weeks away, the Kanata Food Cup-board is looking for school supply donations.

Client coordinator Karen Waters said they are looking for “everything and anything. Everything you need to survive in school.”

The food cupboard is looking at holding supply drives at local church-es in the coming weeks.

“We need to start getting it in peo-ples’ faces with it coming up so fast,” said Waters.

People wanting to donate can drop school supplies off at the Kanata Food Cupboard, at any of the food cupboard’s grocery store bins, or they can call the food cupboard to ar-

range for a staff member to pick up the items.

Waters said they will be handing out school supplies on Sept. 8 and 9 at the Kanata Food Cupboard location.

The summer months are slower for food donations since a lot of people are on vacation, said Waters.

“It’s not too bad right now,” she said. “We’re not crying out or any-thing like that. You just go with the fl ow.”

Canned goods can be dropped at the above mentioned locations.

The food cupboard is also looking for adult volunteers to help supervise the various activities.

The Kanata Food Cupboard is lo-cated at 20 Young Rd., in Hazeldean-Katimavik. For more information, call 613-836-7847 or visit the website at www.kanatafoodcupboard.ca.

School supplies needed for September

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Finalists from Kiwanis Idol will be featured on Glee Ottawa’s new CD.

Glee Ottawa is a new program that will be recording a CD and music video of popular hits, similar to those featured on the Glee TV show.

“We are honoured to work with Ki-wanis Idol on this new program,” said Shann Bailey, vocal coach and arranger for Glee Ottawa. “It will give young singers the support, vocal coaching and music industry mentorship that they just can’t get anywhere else.”

Eldon Fox, founder of Kiwanis Idol sees the partnership as a kind of fi nish-ing program for the fi nalists.

“These are young kids who have a dream to sing like their idols,” he said. “The Kiwanis Idol competition gives them the confi dence to reach for that dream. But now, with Glee Ottawa, we can also offer our participants contin-ued support, high-level vocal coaching and actual experience in a music indus-try recording project.”

Bailey will be giving all Kiwanis Idol participants support and vocal tips throughout the competition.

“The pop music genre makes many demands on a singer: extraordinary breath control; maintaining your pitch during stylistic techniques; and fi nding compelling ways to phrase the lyrics,” said Bailey, who was asked to join the

2010 judging panel. “It’s not that easy to sound like your pop idol, and even harder to fi nd your own style through it all.”

The fi rst round of Kiwanis Idol audi-tions were held on July 17 and 18. The second round will take place at the Or-

leans Shopping Centre on July 31 and Aug. 1 between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Audition forms can be found at www.kiwanisidol.org. For more informa-tion call Eldon Fox at 613-831-9900 or [email protected] or visit www.gleeottawa.com.

Ottawa getting Glee-ful

SUBMITTED PHOTO

Past contestant Alex Lacasse, 17, performs at the fi rst round of Idol auditions at the Carlingwood Mall. He returned this year as a special guest, after signing with Universal Records Canada.

Kiwanis Idols to be featured on new recording

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VIOLIN LESSONSExperienced, friendly, qualified teaching. All ages welcome. Teach-ing Suzuki, Fiddle, RCM, Playing by Ear and Theory. Kathleen at 613-721-3526.

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Painting and odd jobs, reasonable rates, re-liable and responsible. Call Brian at 613-292-1894

R. FLYNN LANDSCAPING

Owner operated company. Quality work: References available. Interlocking stone, Garden walls, and all your landscaping needs. 13 years ex-perience.Free Estimates. Call 613-828-6400

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KANATA-HAZELDEAN LION’S CLUB BINGO. Dick Brule Community Centre, 170 Castle-frank Road, Kanata. Every Monday, 7:00pm.

STITTSVILLE LEGION HALL, Main Street, eve-ry Wednesday, 6:45p.m.

COMINGEVENTS

LARGE Garage and Bake Sale. Saturday July 24, 8am to noon50 Apple Creek CresAll proceeds support lo-cal family affected by Breast Cancer

GARAGE SALESYARD SALES

MULTI - RESIDENTIAL Garage Sale. Peterson Place, Kanata. Sat. July 24th, 8:00am - 2:00 pm.

SATURDAY JULY 24th, 7:00am-12:00noon. Little Tykes house and cars, lots of toys and books, Party Lite, Scrap booking supplies, Camping equipment. 49 Kittiwake (Stittsville off Carp Road).

WORK WANTED

“A1” HANDYMAN WITH HALF-TON truck. Dump hauling, wood spitting, driveway seal-ing, moving, tree re-moval, eaves trough cleaning, carpentry, sid-ing, painting, roofing, general maintenance. Call Kevin 253-4764.

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BENJAMIN MOORE STITTSVILLE & BARRHAVEN

Retail Home Decor Stores actively seeking energetic, enthusiastic Sales Staff for Barrha-ven and Stittsville loca-tions. Must have deco-rating experience and able to commute be-tween both locations. Fax resumes to (613) 831-4550

CLEANERS REQUIRED. Sub - contractors wel-come. Must be experi-enced. Please call 1-888-306-5750 ext. 2506

Construction Labourers required immediately. Must have own Trans-portation, Driver’s li-cense, WHMIS, Fall Protection & Confined Space. Equipment ex-perience an asset. Phone 613-223-2303 or Fax 613-839-7415

EARN EXTRA income! carrier contractors needed for early am newspaper home deliv-ery in Kanata and Stitts-ville, 7 days/week. Ve-hicle a must. $500-$950+/MONTH. 613-592-9786

FULL TIME Live-In House Keeper, Ashton area, Vehicle required. Please send resume by email to [email protected]

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If you have ever wanted to work in an environment that sells fun, now is your chance. George’s Marine & Sports is Eastern Ontario’s premier boat and power sports dealer. Currently we are ranked as #25 of the Top 100 Marine dealers in North America and #3 in Canada. Georges was just recently awarded the status of 5 Star certifi ed signifying the high standards that we set for ourselves giving our consumers an experience far above the industry standard.

As others in this industry hurt or fail, George’s continues to grow and as such we are currently looking to expand our sales force. The successful Female/Male should be hard working, able to work Saturdays and enjoy outdoor sports such as boating, snowmobiling or atving. You will have the unique ability to help families select products that allow them to spend quality time together. Or outdoor enthusiasts that are looking for a way to relax.

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Interscapes Tile and Stone Gallery in Stitts-ville is growing and is looking for reliable and hardworking granite fabricators and install-ers. Must have a valid driver’s license. Tem-plating, shop experi-ence and construction experience an asset. We will train the right person. Please email your resume to [email protected] call (613)831-6000.

HOUSE CLEANER WANTED. Stittsville. Must have car. $75/WEEK. 613-831-2387

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START Immediately. Stair Manufacturer re-quires shop help. Posi-tions available for as-semblers, finishers, and general shop help. Carpentry skill an asset, but will train. Must have own transporta-tion and be physically fit. Fax or email resume to 613-838-2143 or [email protected]

WE ARE looking for key people to expand our financial services business in this area. Experience not neces-sary. We will train. For an interview, call Mat-thew McBain at; 613-723-1139

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Volunteers needed for WOCRCWESTERN OTTAWA COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE

Are you interested in supporting women who have been in abusive relationships?

If so, the Western Ottawa Community Resource Centre is ac-tively recruiting volunteers for its peer support program that serves the communities of Kanata, West Carleton and

Goulbourn, and Chrysalis House – a 25-bed shelter for abused women.

Volunteers would be required to provide support such as ac-companying women to appointments.

Volunteers need to be at least 18 years of age, have day-time availability and have access to a vehicle.

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Make This Summer Season a Safe OneMake This Summer Season a Safe OneMC - Swimming is a popular pastime when it is hot outside -- providing good exercise and keeping you cool. However, on average 4,000 water-related injuries occur every year. Many of them are related to swimming and boating. One in four fatal drownings is a child under the age of 14.

Even non-fatal drownings can be dangerous. Brain damage can occur from when a person is denied oxygen for prolonged periods. That is why pool safety should be an utmost priority this season.

Swim in safe areas only. It’s a good idea to swim only in places that are supervised by a lifeguard. Swimming in an open body of water is diff erent from swimming in a pool. You need more energy to handle the currents and other conditions. Don’t panic and don’t fi ght the current. Swim with the current, gradually trying to make your way back to shore as you do so.

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* Learn to swim. Enroll the family in a certifi ed swimming course. Not only will you learn the basics of swimming, you can learn techniques to stay afl oat and save someone’s life.

* Turn off the pump. Injuries have occurred across the country when children get stuck to fi lter intake sources. While many of these injuries occurred in larger, commercial pools, accidents can still occur at home. Turn off the fi lter for safety’s sake when the pool is in use.

* Learn CPR. If a person does become injured in a pool, prompt commencement of CPR can help clear the airways and revive an individual. Sign up for a class in your area.

* Be careful at the Water Park. OK, so you do more splashing than swimming, but it’s just as import-ant to know your skill level at the water park as it is at the pool. Take a moment to read warnings and other signs.

The pool and the beach are great places to learn new skills, socialize, and check out everyone’s new beach toy. So don’t let paying attention to safety turn you off . Now go have fun!

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REGARDING A REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS

for an Infrastructure Master Plan for the Area North of Highway 7

The Town of Perth is seeking proposals from qualifi ed respondents to prepare an Infrastructure Master Plan for the development area within the Town north of Highway 7. The Master Plan is to be prepared in accordance with the MCEA for Master Plans, and it is intended to fulfi ll the requirements of the municipal class EA process for a series of water, sewage, storm water and roads infrastructure projects.

Interested respondents must submit their proposals in sealed envelopes marked Infrastructure Master Plan to Eric Cosens, Director of Planning,no later than Thursday August 19th 2010 at 4:00 pm. Please contact Eric Cosens, Director of Planning at 613-267-3311 ext 2235 or by email to [email protected] for a copy of the RFP or visit the Town’s website at www.perth.ca for more details.

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The Nepean Knights squared off against the Gloucester Gryphons at the Mlacak Centre on Thursday, July 15. The tyke (ages seven to eight) Knights won the championship game of Nepean Knights Lacrosse tournament, which drew over 58 teams from across Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick.

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The Kanata Leprechauns Minor B are the champions for the spring 2010 season. They played the fi nal game on Sunday, June 20 at Roland Michener Park, defeating the Mighty Miners with a score of 18-10.

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Bridlewood resident Anne Doak just published her fi rst children’s book, Friends Under the Willow.

A retired school teacher, Doak wanted to write a teaching tool for children who are facing a move.

“I know when kids move, they’re really nervous about leaving old friends and making new ones,” she said. “I want it to empower kids.”

Written for a grades 2 to 3 lev-el, the book can be read to those much younger, said Doak.

“I can remember the look of sheer enchantment when I read to them,” she said about her teach-ing days. “Children motivate me. Their love of animals is so pure and beautiful that I felt I could create a unique story that em-powers children.”

The story follows twins Josie and Joel who are moving into a new home. They befriend two chipmunks at their new house and they help the children make the transition.

Doak, who used to teach at Castlefrank and W.O. Mitchell elementary schools, said she likes

her stories to be entertaining and informative at the same time.

“It’s just been a blast,” she said. “I’m passionate about writ-ing. When the fi rst book came out I was so excited, it looked so good.”

She also has a second book coming out shortly after, titled Maggie the Monarch Butterfl y’s Big Trip, written for grades 2 to 6.

“It’s fi lled with scientifi c knowl-edge,” said Doak, who drew all the illustrations herself.

Maggie makes the migration trip to Mexico and the story fol-lows the subsequent generations as they make their way back to Canada, she said.

Children learn about the orange and black butterfl ies, the life-cy-cle, the dangers they face during the trip and other scientifi c facts about monarchs.

“It’s teaching something about the (insect) under the guise of lit-erature,” she said.

Doak also works as a therapeu-tic clown at the Ottawa Children’s Treatment Centre, an offshoot of CHEO.

Wearing low-key make-up and a multi-coloured wig, Doak spends time talking, singing and playing

with children at the centre.“You just respect their space

and their dignity,” she said. Doak said she has about four

more books ready to go.She said a friend of hers re-

marked Doak would now be rich and famous.

“But I certainly won’t be the next Robert Munsch,” said Doak with a laugh.

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Author writes entertaining teaching tools‘I felt I could create a unique story that empowers children:’ Anne Doak

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Anne Doak’s children’s books, Maggie the Monarch Butterfl y’s Big Trip, left, and Friends Under the Willow, above, are meant to educate and empower kids while being entertaining.


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