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Wild about townThriving Roots Wilderness School teacher Daniella Roze, left, leads a group of Oak and Orca students (clockwise) Kai Webb, 9, Anna Point, 11, Jamie Walkden, 10, Ethan Henneybery, 11, and Teva Vanderheyden (hidden at back), 10, through a scouting and survivalness mission in Summit Park on Wednesday. Outdoor survival classes are becoming more popular amongst both children and adults in Greater Victoria. See Page A3 for the story.

BCs oldest schoolhouse finds tenantsTravis PatersonNews staff

Craigflower Schoolhouses long-standing tenancy problems have come to an end, as the Hallmark Heritage Society are set to move in March 1 next year.

Hallmark is the leading resource for heritage homes and buildings on the South Island, so its a perfect fit for the society, said president Ken Johnson.

Its a heritage group moving into a heritage building and well grow into this place. We cant wait to run workshops and lectures in the main classroom oriented towards the home-owner of heritage homes or older homes, he said.

There are about 600 designated heri-tage homes in Victoria and another 300 in Saanich, plus about 20,000 homes built in the region before 1945, he added.

The professional contractor has already made several visits since sign-ing the lease with the Heritage Branch of the provincial government two weeks ago.

For the past two years the building had been used as the office headquar-ters of the Craigflower Bridge Replace-ment Project, which was completed in May.

Please see: Heritage buffs, Page A10

To Dec. 31 Chemainus Theatre Festival presents

Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Christmas Carol. FMI: www.chemainustheatrefestival.ca

To Dec. 31 A Victorian Christmas at Craigdarroch Castle historic displays, Victorian decorations, entertainment and more. FMI: www.thecastle.ca

To Jan. 4 Bear Wear fundraiser for Childrens Health Foundation of Vancouver Island, at the Hotel Grand Paci c. For sug-gested $2 donation, vote for your favourite dressed Teddy.

To Dec. 14 Choirs in the Courtyard, 12 to 2 p.m. at the Central Branch, Greater Victoria Public Library. FMI: www.gvpl.ca

To Dec. 23 Jason Stevens one-man production of A Christmas Carol brings Charles Dickens classic to life at Craigdarroch Castle. FMI: www.thecastle.ca

Thursday to Sunday to Dec. 21 Advent Festivities at St. Anns Academy National Historic Site, incl. Abaroque Christmas concert Dec. 18, The Giving Tree, collecting unwrapped gift donations for local charities, the exhibit Celebrating the Nativity round the World and a carol sing-along in the chapel Dec. 21 at 1 p.m. FMI: friendsofstannsacademy.com

Fridays to Sundays, to Dec. 21 Father Christmas, A Victorian Experience in Old Town, Royal BC Museum, Fridays to Sundays, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Digital photos by donation.FMI: royalbcmuseum.bc.ca

Friday to Sunday to Dec. 21 Centennial Square Ferris Wheel. FMI: downtownvictoria.ca

Saturdays & Sundays to Dec. 21 Free Horse-Drawn Trolley Rides, Saturdays 12. to 4 p.m. and Sundays 12 to 3 p.m. in downtown Victoria, compliments of the Downtown Victoria Business Association. FMI: www.downtownvictoria.ca

To Dec. 28 Live Christmas Tree Village at Esquimalt Rec Centre, 527 Fraser St., with Peoples Choice voting to Dec. 21. FMI: www.esquimalt.ca

To Dec. 31 Christmas in the Jungle at Victoria Butter y Gardens, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. FMI: www.butter ygardens.com

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To mid-January On Ice at the Fairmont Empress, featuring a covered outdoor skating rink on the front lawn of the Empress, weekdays from 5 to 9 p.m. and weekends from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Skate rentals available. FMI: www.fairmont.com/empress-victoria/promotions/skating/

Dec. 12 Cookeilidh presents A Celtic Yuletide, 7 p.m. at the Mary Winspear Centre. FMI: marywinspear.caDec. 12 In the Spirit! A Soul Gospel Christmas, with the Victoria Soul Gospel Choir, 7:30 p.m. at First Metropolitan Church, in support of the Mustard Seed. Tickets $20. FMI: www.victoriasoulgospel.ca

Dec. 12 to 14 The Victoria Operatic Society presents A Christmas Story: The Musical, at the McPherson Playhouse. FMI: www.rmts.bc.ca

Dec. 12 to 14 Christmas in the Village, 5 to 8 p.m. at Heritage Acres, 7321 Lochside Dr. Christmas lights, a train, Santa and more. Admission $10/car load. FMI: www.shas.ca

Dec. 12 to 14 Victoria Symphony presents A Sentimental Christmas at the Royal Theatre. FMI: www.rmts.bc.ca

Dec. 12, 13, 19, 20, 26 to 30 Ghosts of Christmas Past walking tour from Ghostly Walks, starting at the Visitor Centre at 812 Wharf St., 7:30 p.m. FMI: www.discoverthepast.com

Dec. 12 to 14, 19 to 21 and 27 to 29 Point Ellice House National Historic Site celebrates the holidays with 12 Days of Christmas, including a Christmas tea service (by reservation only). FMI: pointellicehouse.ca

To Jan. 4 Gingerbread Showcase at the Inn at Laurel Point. Vote for your favourite creation with a donation to Habitat for Humanity Victoria.

To Jan. 6 23rd annual Festival of Trees is at the Fairmont Empress in support of the BC Childrens Hospital.

To Jan. 6 The Magic of Christmas at the Butchart Gardens. Beautiful decorations, nightly entertainment and the ever-popular Twelve Days of Christmas displays tucked away about the Gardens. FMI: butchartgardens.com

To Jan. 7 Christmas in Old Town, Royal BC Museum, 12 to 4 p.m. daily. The sights and sounds of Christmas long ago.FMI: royalbcmuseum.bc.ca

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New Saanich-based camp gets adults, kids back to natureTravis Paterson News staff

Most mornings start the same for Daniella Roze, who finds a place in nature to meditate on life and the day ahead. But she doesnt need to travel far.

Nature, in this instance, is the lush urban forest of Summit Park, the gem of a green belt situated beside the Summit water reservoir off Finlayson and Cook streets, a scant hike up the hill from Rozes Fernwood home.

When people are living close to the land and community, some-thing magical happens: thats where Ive met the happiest peo-ple Ive met in my whole life. Roze says.

During the day, Roze who spent five years of her adult life living without electricity or run-ning water relocates to her office, an untainted enclave of West Saanich where she launched

Thriving Roots Wilderness School in September.

Thriving Roots offers short- and long-term wilderness living courses for kids eight and over and adults. An upcoming nine-week adult nature immersion is seeing strong interest, says Roze, who has spent a lifetime learning how to live off the land.

Shes immersed herself for six months in West African tribal living as a 19-year-old, and more recently, spent four years in a hand-built, remote cabin in the Comox Valley without power and water. She and her fellow adventurers called them-selves the Red Alders.

Gathering water and food on a daily practice brings a sense of joy and fulfillment and passion to peoples lives, she says. It was from my time spent in rural areas that I connected with nature and felt my lifes purpose was to share this with people, this deep connec-tion that comes from learning how to live from the land.

The response has been stronger for the long term programs than it has for the single day events, though Roze is equally excited to

offer a Sacred Fire Workshop on Sunday, and a study of nourishing wild winter plants on Dec. 21.

Roze takes pride in helping oth-ers build a relationship with the natural world and re-connect the part of ourselves which has an innate need to be in the wilderness. Through nature, people have an amazing capacity for healing and becoming a thriving, fuller human being, she says.

The adult nature immersion pro-gram runs on Sundays starting Jan. 11, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with a focus on the basic skills to craft the tools and clothes necessary to sur-vive in the wild, as well as hunting and gathering skills.

Students will also visit the ocean and harvest foods there, such as seaweed and other herbal medi-cines, Roze says.

Wilderness schools are part of the rewilding movement thats growing. Wilderness skills are part of community building that help us to become really alive, and fully fur-nishes (lesser used) parts of our-selves.

Roze also runs a weekly program for home-schooled children, just

as she did on Cortes Island before relocating here. Before that she worked at Twin Eagles Wilderness School in Idaho and attended a wil-derness school for a year.

She once spent four months with an immersion group building tools and clothes necessary to live by the wild, which they then did for one month.

For more information, visit thrivingroots.org.

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Mount Doug hostsfood, toy drive

Staff, students and the Mount Doug high school community are hosting a Food and New Toy Drive for aVictoria school in need.

Students will be at the school from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sunday accepting spare change, canned food and new toys to help make Christmas a little lighter and brighter for families in need.

Volunteers will also be making up a few hampers for some Mount Doug families.Toys and food will be delivered on Dec. 15 by grad council students.

See holiday lightsby bike Saturday

On Saturday, Dec. 13, join the Greater Victoria Cycling Coalition (GVCC) for their 17th annual perennial family favourite scenic lights ride and get a close-up view of colourful Christmas lights displays in the Oaklands/Hillside area. The ride begins and ends at Oaklands Community Centre, 2827 Belmont Ave. Registration begins at 6pm. The ride is approximately 20 kilometres and returns to the Recreation Centre at approximately 8:30 p.m. with free refreshments and door prizes.

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The Dec. 6 break and enter left Sears Home Centre on Tolmie Avenue short $4,400 worth of Panasonic TVs and a Dyson fan/heater after someone

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On Monday night, Shoppers Drug Mart in Gorge Plaza lost $10,000 worth of of game consoles, tablet computers and other small electronics. The thieves used the same entry method of smashing the front glass door, said Sgt. Steve Eassie.

Given the similar circumstances of these two break-ins, considering the timing of events, the manner in which entry has been gained, and the type of items being taken, its believed that these two events may have been perpetrated by the same individuals, Eassie said.

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A 35-year-old Saanich man was arrested and charged on four outstanding warrants and for breaching his court-ordered curfew. Officers also found a small quantity of methamphetamine on the suspect.

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B.C. Green Party Interim Leader, Adam Olsen, testified before the National Energy Boards (NEB) hearings Nov. 25 to discuss the expansion of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline.

But, although Olsens testimony was applauded by the Green Party, his appearance before the hearings was as a representative of the Tsartlip First Nation in the WSNEC (Saanich) territory.

Born in Victoria, Olsen and his three siblings were raised on the Tsartlip First Nation in Brentwood Bay. Olsen continues to live on the property where he grew up.

While Olsen said that he has concerns about the pipelines safety, his testimony before the NEB was limited to the concerns relevant to his intervener status and the elements of the plan that directly impacted him as a representative of his First Nation.

In his testimony, Olsen emphasized the commercial and economic value of Aboriginal fisheries, which have been sustainably developed through traditional Aboriginal practices such as reef net fishing.

Olsen explained that the Aboriginal legal right to carry on the fishery guaranteed by the [Douglas] treaty is unqualified.

I am directly affected [by the Kinder Morgan project] because I am part of the Douglas Treaty and the route of shipping traffic is directly over the places that we fish, he said.

Olsen said the current level of tanker traffic is already in question given the provisions of the Douglas Treaty.

Now, before they settle those concerns, they are proposing a plan that would see a vast increase in the number of tankers. Theyve violated one part of the contract and now, before theyve resolved that issue, they want to add to the violation, said Olsen.

But some of Olsens greatest criticisms were directed to what he calls a poor process.

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from the hearings, and by so doing theyve undermined the whole process, he said. Oak Bay-Gordon Head MLA Andrew Weaver raised similar concerns during the hearing process earlier this year.

Look at how most of the information on the Enbridge pipeline was finally disclosed. It came from oral cross examination, Olsen said.

This is one of the first times that theyve removed that part of the process. The strength of any evidence lies in its strength against cross examination. Its a mechanism that should be available to all interveners.

Olsen said that when decisions like this are made it does nothing to give his people or anyone else any confidence in the outcome of the hearings. He said that what is really necessary is an independent provincial government sponsored environmental assessment of the project.

The NEB has a strong record of never saying no, said Olsen.

Theyll approve it with a long list of conditions and by doing so theyll kick it back to the federal government and thatll be it. Its a charade. Theatre.

Olsen acknowledges that he walks a bit of a tightrope between his political party and his status as a member of a First Nation, but maintains that it is in everyones best interest to work out the rights of First Nations before proceeding with even more violations of the original treaty.

In the end, our issues are linked, he said. This process isnt really going to calculate the grand cost. Even if you do account for the potential cost you know, those losses of habitats, the damage to culture and tradition, the decimation of entire ways of life, I doubt youll put it all together.

Olsen is not alone in his concern about the process being applied to the NEB hearings.

Marc Eliesen, a former board member of Suncor Energy, CEO of B.C. Hydro, Chair of Manitoba Hydro and deputy minister in several federal and provincial governments, recently withdrew from the hearing process and said the NEB was failing in its duty to provide an unbiased, transparent evaluation.

This is nothing more than a dog and pony show, Olsen said.

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Old schoolhouse tenant a perfect fit

The pending move-in of the Hallmark Heritage Society into the remarkably intact walls of the old Craigflower schoolhouse is an applaudable partnership.

How the 1854 schoolhouse believed to be the oldest original of its kind in B.C. has spanned three centuries without burning to the ground is anyones guess.

But the grand plans of the Hallmark crew will certainly go a long way to breathing new life into the Saanich treasure.

The society has been tracking the lifespan and history of hundreds of buildings across Greater Victoria since 1973, and while its volunteers still have months of work ahead of them, the promise of an accessible archive combined with public engagement will only strengthen their impact in the years ahead.

According to the society, Hallmarks library and archives contain rare and valuable publications, photographs and over 8,000 slides. The society also has a collection of reference books on heritage preservation and history, and they maintain documents on over 8,000 buildings in the Capital Region.

Hallmarks executive is currently awaiting word from the B.C. Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations on an application for Nominal Rent Tenure, which would allow the non-profit to operate on the Crown land without paying typical rent fees.

An affirmative sponsorship decision from the province would trigger the next part in the process, which involves consultation with First Nations and other ministries and agencies to ensure there are no issues with the land being released to the applicant.

Fingers crossed for Hallmark, as Craigflower schoolhouse needs exactly the type of heritage-minded stewardship the society will provide.

Hallmark relies on membership dues to fund its work, so check out their website today or visit them in their current location at Ross Bay Villa, 1490 Fairfield Rd.

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With urgent action required to forestall the most severe effects of climate change, and with poverty and inequality continuing, how do we celebrate Christmas?

We can give fewer and useful presents, requiring less transport. We can offer time rather then things. We can avoid lavish feasts and displays. We can travel less.

In the names of friends and family members, we can donate to organizations that provide essentials, including basic nutrition, to people in dire need.

We can limit lighting, perhaps convincing the provincial government that Site C is unnecessary and making Christmas along the Peace merry and bright.

Elizabeth KallerSaanich

CRD should take advantage of fresh start

On Nov. 15, the region voted for change with the election of many fresh faces. Can these new directors help move the Capital Regional District past its disunity, smooth

ruffled feathers and build regional consensus?

Progress is needed on issues of transportation, waste management and the environment.

With sewage treatment, it is not just a race to get something done before the deadline and collect provincial and federal funding. It is much more.

It is a balancing act of respecting the electorates desire to incorporate sustainability, environmental concerns, safety and community needs at a reasonable cost. A quick solution is not a solution at all, if it doesnt address these important electorate needs.

For the last three years, the CRD establishment has refused to reconsider its approach to sewage

treatment, stalling the extention of project deadlines and refusing to renegotiate funding agreements. Instead it has chosen to use these deadlines and funding restrictions as pressure points to attempt to force forward their secondary treatment plan.

But with new committee membership, isnt it time to move away from these old habits, build consensus with the core communities, and make forward progess for the benefit of the region as a whole?

Hopefully over the next four years directors can come together to stimulate change.

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President Ken Johnson of the Hallmark Heritage Society is happy to make the historical Craigflower Schoolhouse the societys new office next year. Its also an opportunity for Hallmark to grow, as they plan to offer classes and workshops, in addition to their role as a heritage resource for the Captial Region.

Heritage buffs have big plans for schoolhouse

Hallmark initially responded to a request for proposals in June.

We are looking forward to the office space, Johnson said. Right now were hemmed into one room at the Ross Bay Villa and our files alone take up so much space, only one per-son can work in there.

The schoolhouse was built in 1854 by the Hudsons Bay Company, and is believed to be the oldest standing school in B.C.

It served as a school until 1911, and in 1931 the Native Sons and Daughters of B.C. turned it into a museum, which it remained, off and on, until The Land Conservancy finally backed out a few years ago.

Hallmark will pay a total of $6,804 for the first years rent. But to secure a permanent residence, sustainabil-ity likely depends on the ability to qualify for a six-year term lease with a Nominal Rent Tenure of $1 per year, which is approved for certain classes of groups.

The application for a Nominal Rent Tenure may take some time and it is not certain. We feel we have an excellent chance of getting one, said Johnson.

Sweetening the deal is the B.C. Heritage Branchs commitment to a series of renovations to be done before Hallmark moves in. That includes deactivating the chimneys from the grand fireplaces, as heat-ing is currently the biggest cost of running the building, Johnson said. (Forced air was installed in the 1970s). New storm windows, lights the ceilings remain bare as the build-ing has been lamp lit since it was built in 1854 and a hot water tank are also on the way, as well as some bathroom upgrades.

All of the antique furniture from the schoolhouses museum days has been put into storage, but you can

bet well throw up pictures and inter-pretations, Johnson added.

Well retain the windows, which would have been shipped in from England, and you can still read Ruf-ford, Stoughbridge, on the original firebricks in the fireplace shipped from England, said Johnson.

Hallmark will happily make use of all four rooms upstairs, which con-sists of two larger rooms the former teachers parlour and bedroom and two boarding rooms to be converted into offices.

We have a lot of files, and peo-ple want to use our files for their research. Until now, we didnt have room for them. Now we do, John-son said.

To offer workshops and lectures in the main hall of Craigflower School-house, the society needs to raise money for folding chairs, and are hoping for 40 of them at $20 apiece.

Hallmarks calendar features an annual focus on memberships (they are nearing 200 members) at $25 each. Throughout the seasons, mem-bers host tables at farmers markets and fairs, catering to each areas history. Hallmark also sponsors the annual Heritage Awards night for the best heritage home upgrades and sponsor the student Heritage Fair at the Royal B.C. Museum in May.

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Change champsFrom left, Sullivan Humeniuk, 7, Calder Huband, 6, Seamus Farragher, 7, and Vesna MacKillop, 6, display some of $1,233.50 students collected this week at cole Marigold school as part of a coin fundraiser for the Victoria-Taiama School Project, which aids the Ahmadiyya Primary School in Sierra Leone. The Victoria-based charity has helped build ten classrooms, a well, garden, latrines and a health centre in the small Sierra Leone community. See taiama.org for more information.

Saanich Liberal riding namesnew president

The president of the Gordon Head Residents Associa-tion and former Dis-trict of Saanich man-ager is taking on a new role as president of the Saanich-Gulf Islands Federal Lib-eral electoral district association.

Paul McKivett, who retired from Saan-ichs municipal hall as a senior human resources manager in 2005, said in a state-ment thes thrilled to be working with the Liberal party at such a pivotal time.

McKivett served two terms as Chair of the Greater Victoria United Way Cam-paign, is a former school board trustee and a past president and current director of the Saanich Heri-tage Foundation. He also served on the Saanich Police Board from 2006 to 2012.

In 2013, Saanich Council presented McKivett with the Key to the Municipality of Saanich.

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