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Somm Recordings is proud to announce a landmark recording for lovers of British music featuring 23 first recordings of piano pieces by Sir Granville Bantock, one of the most influential British composers of his age. Performed by Maria Marchant, 'Bantock Rediscovered' is being issued to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Bantock's birth in 1868. Composed between 1894 and 1938, these immensely varied, beautifully crafted works – never before heard on disc – illustrate fascinating aspects of Bantock's artistry and music. The carefully chosen, exquisitely played programme reveals the breadth, delicacy and deliberateness of what Robert Matthew-Walker describes in his booklet notes as Bantock's 'always clever structuring and drily eloquent style'. Among the gems to be discovered here are Memories of Sapphire, three beautiful lyrical tone poems recalling a visit to North Carolina and dedicated to the composer's mother; the richly impressionistic Barcarolle showing Bantock's piano writing at its finest; the late, lively Parade March and the striking piano transcription of the symphonic overture Saul, with its early hints of the orientalism that would later prove so significant to Bantock's music. Demonstrating Bantock's deft ability to borrow from traditional music, the Two Scottish Pieces offer up a vivacious quickstep and reel.


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NCVO: Charities must help bridge divisions in society
Charities have a crucial role to play in healing the divisions that the referendum has exposed, said Sir Stuart Etherington, chief executive of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations.
Commenting on the referendum result, Sir Stuart Etherington, chief executive of NCVO, said:
The referendum has thrown into sharper contrast than ever previously a division in the United Kingdom. Questions of social mobility will rightly now come to the fore again. And we can hope that the racial tensions stoked so crudely and cruelly during the campaigning do not linger, but the risk of this is clear. Charities must now play their role in healing these divisions. They can and must help people in the communities they work with to understand, respect and cherish each other.
Read more: NCVO: Charities must help bridge divisions in society
National week of celebration to thank the UK's volunteers
Organisations across the country are holding events to thank volunteers for their dedication and contribution. Volunteers' Week is an annual celebration of the millions of volunteers who give up their time in the service of others. Events are taking place across the UK from 1–12 June to mark Volunteers' Week, which this year is running for an extra five days to coincide with the Patron's Lunch on 12 June.
Read more: National week of celebration to thank the UK's volunteers
Charities should be central to NHS decision-making and delivery, says new government-backed report
Charities and social enterprises should be deeply involved at every level of the health and care system, according to a new report backed by Alistair Burt, Simon Stevens and Duncan Selbie.
Read more: Charities should be central to NHS decision-making and delivery, says new government-backed report
United Nations Director-General backs Constructive Voices
The UN Director-General has welcomed NCVO's Constructive Voices project and the positive contribution of the charity sector. Speaking after a meeting of top journalists, editors and figures from the charity and social enterprise sectors convened by Constructive Voices, Michael Møller, a strong advocate of constructive journalism said:
I very much welcome Constructive Voices and that it is championing constructive, solutions-focused journalism at the very moment that this trend towards a more balanced kind of journalism is picking up steam. It's clear from the comments at the meeting that the voluntary sector has a valuable role to play in contributing solutions to society. I hope the media take note of that.
Read more: United Nations Director-General backs Constructive Voices
Sector leaders set out expectations for anti-advocacy 'pause'
There must be clear and comprehensive consultation on the anti-advocacy clause and on any proposed changes to it, NCVO, Acevo and SEUK said today.
In a joint statement, the sector bodies said:
The government's pause on implementation of the anti-advocacy clause is a welcome move and we are pleased that they have acknowledged the need for further review.
Read more: Sector leaders set out expectations for anti-advocacy 'pause'
Joint statement from NCVO, Acevo and SEUK on anti-lobbying 'pause on implementation'
Responding to the announcement of a 'pause on implementation' on the anti-lobbying clause, NCVO, Acevo and Social Enterprise UK issued a joint statement:
Following correspondence with the Cabinet Office, we are pleased to see that the government has 'paused on implementation' of its anti-lobbying clause.
We continue to call for the full and immediate withdrawal of this policy. The clause, as it stands, goes much further than it says on the tin and will deter many charities and social enterprises from making representations to government and parliament.
Read more: Joint statement from NCVO, Acevo and SEUK on anti-lobbying 'pause on implementation'
United Nations Director-General calls for media to engage and empower people by adopting a more constructive approach
United Nations Director-General calls for more constructive approach to news
The United Nations Director-General, Michael Møller, is calling on the media to engage and empower people by adopting a more constructive approach to news coverage. His call comes ahead of a meeting in London to discuss constructive journalism, a more solutions-focused style of reporting.
Read more: United Nations Director-General calls for media to engage and empower people by adopting a more...
Alopecia UK and Light Inc. win charity sector photography prizes
View the winning photos below
The National Council for Voluntary Organisations and PhotoVoice have announced the winners of their photography competition, with Alopecia UK and Light Inc. scooping the top prizes. The prizes were awarded at NCVO's Annual Conference on 18 April, and were presented by the Minister for Civil Society, Rob Wilson MP.
Read more: Alopecia UK and Light Inc. win charity sector photography prizes
Sir Stuart Etherington's State of the Sector address to NCVO Annual Conference delegates
Sir Stuart Etherington's State of the Sector address, delivered at the NCVO Annual Conference on Monday 18 April 2016.
Good morning, everyone.
I'd like to join Martyn in thanking you for coming to join us here today.
My colleagues at NCVO have worked hard to make sure that you get real value from today, and we very much hope that you will leave feeling equipped to face the challenges ahead.
Read more: Sir Stuart Etherington's State of the Sector address to NCVO Annual Conference delegates
Big charities continue to grow as smaller charities struggle
Young people's volunteering levels show sharp increase
The income of Britain's biggest charities grew in 2013/14, while that of smaller and medium-sized charities' decreased in real terms, new analysis shows, continuing a long-term trend.
Read more: Big charities continue to grow as smaller charities struggle


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CBS will wrap the 2018-2019 TV season as the country's most watched broadcast network in primetime, making it 11 consecutive seasons on top.
The network's The Big Bang Theory ended its historic 12-year run as the season's most watched scripted series, repeating last year's feat. Its spinoff, Young Sheldon, is the next most watched comedy for the season that ends this week, followed by Mom at No. 3.
With three days of ratings yet to come, CBS claims 13 of the Top 30 most watched broadcast series, topping all competitors. That includes 11 of the top 20 broadcast dramas – more than the other networks combined (including all three NCIS shows, with the mothership returning to the top as the season's most watched drama.)
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And 60 Minutes continues as the country's most watched newsmag.
Unlike last time it had the Super Bowl, CBS this season was unable to unseat NBC for No. 1 status in the key 18-49 demographic. NBC edged it out by a tenth in the demo, marking its fifth win of the past six seasons, leaving CBS in a tie with Fox for No. 2. ABC ranked No. 4, followed by CW.
Pacing NBC's demo win was broadcast TV's No. 1 primetime series in that metric and total viewers: Sunday Night Football. It also had broadcast TV's No. 1 drama in the demo This Is Us, and the No. 1 and No. 2 new scripted series in the metric, Manifest and New Amsterdam, respectively.
Good news for broadcasters is a marked number of new series near the top of the season rankers, including Fox's Masked Singer, NBC's Manifest, America's Got Talent: The Champions and New Amsterdam, and CBS' FBI. Also, a number of sophomore shows fared well including ABC's The Good Doctor and Fox's 9-1-1, as well as NBC's third season of This Is Us.
But, in an industry increasingly defined by big-ticket sporting events, NBC – which last year aired the Super Bowl, the Olympics, and shared Thursday night football – had none of those, contributing to its 27% drop in the demo and 19% decline in total viewers.
CBS, which had the other half of Thursday NFL, lost that but gained the Super Bowl. It finishes this 2018-2019 TV season on par with last season in the demo and virtually on par with last season in total viewers.
Fox, which gained the full Thursday football package this season, also finished flat relative to last season in the demo, and climbed 9% in total viewers.
ABC, which does not participate in the NFL scramble, dropped 20% in the demo and 8% in total viewers. That said, ABC fared better when calendar 2019 kicked in, tying NBC for No. 1 status with entertainment programming in the demo.
CW dropped 33% in the demo and 22% in total viewers, season to season.
Here are the season's series rankings through Monday (check back later this week for final numbers):


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Nico Pepe, né le  à Udine et mort le  dans la même ville, est un acteur italien de cinéma, aussi comédien et metteur en scène au théâtre.

Biographie
Nico Pepe est apparu dans  entre 1936 et 1981.

Filmographie partielle
 1941 : Mademoiselle Vendredi
 1944 : Zazà
 1949 : Riz amer
 1949 : J'étais une pécheresse ()
 1950 : Mon frère a peur des femmes (L'inafferrabile 12) de Mario Mattoli
 1950 : Totò Tarzan de Mario Mattoli
 1952 : La Fille du diable (La figlia del diavolo) de Primo Zeglio
 1952 : Le Fils de Lagardère () de Fernando Cerchio
 1954 : Le Vicomte de Bragelonne
 1955 : Les Aventures et les Amours de Casanova (Le avventure di Giacomo Casanova) de Steno
 1956 : L'intrusa de Raffaello Matarazzo
 1960 : Le Diabolique Docteur Mabuse
 1960 : Thésée et le Minotaure
 1961 : En plein cirage
 1961 : Le Monocle noir
 1962 : Les Foudres sur Babylone
 1962 : Rencontres
 1973 : La Grosse Tête

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Naissance à Udine
Acteur italien de théâtre
Acteur italien de cinéma
Metteur en scène italien
Naissance en janvier 1917
Décès en août 1987
Décès à Udine
Décès à 70 ans

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Moonlight Graham replied to Argus's topic in Federal Politics
Did they install self checkouts? Apparently there's been a lot of theft with self checkouts because people aren't scanning and paying for some things they buy, so some companies are starting to check bags and receipts.
Western civilization is great and became great because we came out of the dark ages and realized that science and reason, not religious dogma, can solve our problems. Anyone who thinks a religious text should form the basis of our laws and ethics is still living in the dark ages and isn't using their brains and probably thinks people who put their penises in people's bum-holes should go to hell or be killed.
Moonlight Graham replied to GostHacked's topic in United States Politics
2027?? Trump will be long gone by then if he's re-elected, and the Liberals could be long gone by then too. Liberals just told Trump to suck it in the most diplomatic way possible hahaha.
I'm talking about European colonialism of the rest of the world. They spread Christianity as they conquered "the heathens", but their main mission was to grab resources and land before their neighbours did. If they didn't, their neighbours could become more rich & powerful and potentially invade and destroy/conquer them. But you're right in that they did fight religious wars and aren't much if any better than the Muslims.
Doubtful Americans and Muslims are ever going to be interested in truth and reconciliation. Peace will happen when oil is no longer in high demand and the US leaves the region.
Europeans did a massive amount of spreading Christianity by gunpoint, especially via colonialism. But you're right, it was mostly for gold, not god. Colonialism was fundamentally a competition over resources/land. Foreign presence in the middle east is competition over oil resource control. The US and West are in the middle east because of oil, in bed with or fighting with crazy religious regimes. They've tried to control it for over a century since the fall of the Ottoman Empire and whatnot. Arab/Persian Muslims don't take it up the butt, not even from their own crooked regimes, i admire them for that. The US usually doesn't conquer and steal there, they just prop up proxies that further their interests & eliminate ones that don't. People try to moralize it, but it's about politics and self-preservation just like European colonialism was. The competitive anarchic design of the international system makes these things inevitable, unfortunately. Resources are up for grabs, every man for themselves. Countries don't share, they're all forced to compete.
Was Jesus born with Original Sin?
Moonlight Graham replied to French Patriot's topic in Religion & Politics
Christianity is for the uneducated masses from the times of pre-science, pre-enlightenment to explain how the universe works. Don't bother your mind with such rabble Jesus' morality works just as well without the metaphysical ghost-story nonsense.
Because you can't legally kick out Canadian citizens who were born here. Yes there are a lot of Canadian-born riff-raff in Canada. With immigration, we have the ability to pick and choose who can come here or not. Bring the best. Go into the worst parts of any major city in Canada and you will find it dominated by impoverished, poorly educated, unskilled immigrants. Go for a drive right now and tell me what you find. The only exception might be in the prairies where you may find aboriginals there too, unfortunately. It's not about race or ethnicity, it's about education & poverty. If you come to this country, even seeking refuge, and you have no hope of securing a decent income and are going to help turn major parts of our cities into run-down crime infested third-world crap-holes, you should be shipped off to a third-world country where you'll fit in just fine. If you can pull your weight, you can stay.
Muslims coming into this country is not a big problem. Stupid, unskilled people being allowed to stay in this country are. They're the ones who live in community housing , live off welfare, who cause crime, raise kids who get knocked up as a teen etc. Being stupid and unskilled is not protected by the Charter fortunately. Keep out the riff-raff.
Welcome Meghan and Harry! The UK Press is Racist AF
Moonlight Graham replied to Boges's topic in The Rest of the World
That's stupid, how will Trump affect their lives?
I don't want them to come to Canada. Then the media will never STFU about it.
There's lots of basement apartments for rent in the GTA for well under $1000. I just checked again. You're not searching properly, use the slider on the left to filter the max rent. I know a friend who lives in Toronto and said he had no problem getting a nice basement apartment for $850 a month, utilities included. Tons of people in Toronto/GTA have investment properties, houses and condos, that they rent out. He lives in a house that's an investment property where the upstairs is rented out and he rents the basement. Also, nobody is entitled to live in Toronto if they make peanuts. If you worked at Tim Hortons you'd be crazy to live in the GTA or Vancouver.
They are empathetic. I'm putting myself in their shoes. They certainly aren't sympathetic. There's no rental crisis in Toronto.
Taxpayer-Funded, Bigots-Only Housing in Toronto
Moonlight Graham replied to WestCanMan's topic in Federal Politics
Maybe in Muslim countries.
What a travesty. Shame on them. WTF does religion have to do with housing?


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How do non-EEA citizens get work visas in Ireland?
by Eva Short
In order to fill the tech talent gap in Ireland, major companies are recruiting professionals from non-EEA countries. But how difficult is it for these workers to get visas to Ireland?
Many STEM multinationals have, and will continue to, set up massive operations in Ireland. The planned expansion of Facebook's Irish operation and the impending construction of a Dublin Salesforce tower are prime examples of this, not to mention the sheer scale of Ireland's booming life sciences industry.
Dublin attracts international industry, and therefore is home to an international well of talent. In the jobs market, preference is given to citizens of Ireland and those from the European Economic Area (EEA). Switzerland, though neither a part of the EEA nor the EU, is also granted priority because it is part of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA).
However, non-EEA workers can still access the jobs market if they take certain steps. Are they straightforward steps? Anyone who has had a brush with bureaucracy in any form will probably have an inkling of the answer: no, they are not.
What kind of visa do you need?
To begin, any non-EEA citizen (bar Swiss citizens) hoping to live and work in Ireland will require an employment permit. As of 2006, there are nine different employment permits that people can be granted depending on their circumstance.
Critical Skills visa
The permit that tends to be the most applicable to non-EEA STEM workers is the Critical Skills Employment Permit. This visa is aimed at "highly skilled" workers whom the Irish Government wants to attract to the labour market to plug skills shortages. The Government has a specific list of eligible occupations for this visa. As one may expect, software developers, engineers, and professionals in biomanufacturing, chemical engineering and medicine are included. In this sense, it is very similar to the US-based H-1B visa.
This is arguably the most coveted visa among applicants for a few reasons. For one, it doesn't require a Labour Markets Needs Test, a multitiered process that is designed to ensure that positions are only offered to non-EEA candidates where no suitable Irish or EEA candidate has emerged.
Another huge benefit of this visa is that visa holders can apply for immediate family reunification from the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service (INIS). When the Critical Skills visa concludes, permit holders can then apply to INIS for permission to reside without an employment permit, which would generally be tied to a specific employer.
This differs from the conditions of the General Employment visa in that it expedites the allocation of dependant visas. It can be as long as six months before the families of General Employment visa holders are allowed to come to Ireland to be with them.
General Employment visa
The General Employment Permit is applicable to all occupations not included in either the Critical Skills occupation list or the ineligible occupations list. Ineligible occupations such as shopkeepers, hairdressers, physiotherapists, counsellors and environmental service managers are those for which the Government feels there is a sufficient amount of Irish or EEA workers to fill the positions.
A Dependant/Partner/Spouse Employment Permit is given to the spouses and dependants of Critical Skills visa recipients. These people can work in roles on the ineligible occupations list. However, the question of whether those holding a Stamp 3 permit are allowed to work is unclear as employers are generally unaware of the intricacies of the process. It has been a source of great exasperation for activists and current Stamp 3 permit holders.
Are there any other requirements?
Visa applicants will often have to present banking documentation in order to prove that they have sufficient assets to settle in Ireland. Any and all of their documentation will have to be presented to the Irish Government in a notarised translation into English.
Many roles based in Ireland will also require applicants to take (and get the required score on) the IELTS, an international English-language certification comprising reading, writing and comprehension sections.
Related: Europe, Ireland, travel, Opinion, skills, working life, government & policy
Eva Short was a journalist at Silicon Republic, specialising in the areas of tech, data privacy, business, cybersecurity, AI, automation and future of work, among others.
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Anyone who knows Coun. Susan Chapelle can agree on one thing about her — she has more energy than the Energizer Bunny.
First elected to Squamish council in 2011, the business owner and massage therapist has often been a vocal supporter of downtown businesses, active transportation and access to services for vulnerable women.
When she isn't working, she can be found climbing a rock face, bumping through trails on her mountain bike, playing the violin or transforming a slab of wood into a piece of furniture. And she fits all that in between activities with her partner and daughters.
After two terms as a municipal councillor, Chapelle has her eyes set on the mayor's chair, throwing her hat in the ring for the helm of the council in the Oct. 20 election.
Mayor Patricia Heintzman is also running for re-election.
The Chief caught up with Chapelle at Aligned Collective, the co-sharing workspace and education hub she co-founded on Second Avenue.
Q: What are you most proud of from your time on council so far?
A: My proudest achievements are the commitment to a healthy community and developing a partnership with Vancouver Coastal Health. Understanding how the built environment impacts the health of our community.
These achievements are something I wanted for my children.
I fought for an active transportation budget equal to our paving budget. For the many years my opponent has been in office, we have only had a paving budget. This means no funded sidewalks or bike lanes.
We now have a separate budget line to help integrate active transportation. I have lobbied for active transportation, adequate parking, and safe routes to school.
My work on transportation has transformed the bus system and increased ridership by over 23 per cent. We now have a park service. I sought a transportation co-ordinator to align public bus schedules with school schedules. When I was elected in 2011, our children were showing up 30 minutes late for school and leaving 30 minutes early.
Nobody had ever thought to co-ordinate arrival times with school times. There had not been a school board meeting with council in seven years. We now meet regularly.
When I ran for office in 2011, the Official Community Plan (OCP) had not been adopted for years. The entire community was zoned industry. It made it impossible to open a professional office in Squamish. I pushed council to adopt the OCP and then to renew it. I pushed for a modernization of our zoning, and renewal. We just adopted the new plan, despite opening it up immediately to rezone green space into townhomes. Disappointing.
Electric Vehicle infrastructure and policy, solar panel policy, and protection of green space, mapping, marijuana policy, as well as natural asset measurement, are all policies I am proud of putting forward.
I have made it possible to open childcare in neighborhoods and stratas, and have raised the number of children possible to care for in a home-based daycare. I succeeded in the removal of extra utility charges for home-based daycares.
Q: Council just passed third reading of the Cheekye Fan development. Why did you support the project?
A: I have always supported this development. The Cheekeye Fan project is a partnership with our Squamish First Nations.
This project is a new economic development for the Squamish Nation. As a Holocaust survivor family, I feel what it is like to have land and opportunities appropriated. To allow the First Nations an opportunity to be involved in a project that comes with housing opportunities, a well-planned neighborhood with trails and parks, as well as great community safety benefits was important. This also gives back the Brackendale Farmers Institute land to the District.
The province granted this difficult piece of land to the First Nations for their development. This land is directly in the path of a well-studied debris flow hazard, which has a high probability of being a horrific, life-threatening natural disaster. All of Brackendale, including Don Ross Middle School is in the path of this hazard. This development allows us to partner with the Squamish Nation, a developer, and our community to protect our town and the reserves with a barrier.
The barrier is an expense that would be impossible to imagine without sharing the funding with partners. Without this barrier, our community — and especially our children — are at risk. Doing nothing was not an option for me.
Q: What — if anything — would you like to see happen now that Greyhound is leaving?
A: Transportation has always been my passion. Greyhound leaving will allow the District to explore new opportunities with private and public partners without opposition from that service.
Regional transportation is critical to employment. We have been building solely residential, and no community economic development. Under this leadership, we have become a bedroom community. Forty per cent of our town commutes to work. A Memorandum of Understanding between Sea to Sky communities to start another committee is not enough. We need to collect our transit tax from gas, and we need to have mass transit to Whistler as well as Vancouver. Now that Greyhound will be gone, there may be more opportunity to fund regional transit.
Q: Downtown business taxes are very high, as you know. That is a result of BC Assessments, so out of council's control for the most part. Is there anything you would like to have seen done differently regarding business taxes?
A: I am an entrepreneur who has owned businesses in Squamish for 19 years. Between zoning, taxes, growth opportunities and land constraints, business has always been difficult in Squamish. Our taxes have always been high for the size of our population in comparison to other provinces, and rural B.C.
Assessment is in control of council, as it is based on zoning. We have zoned all of our economic land into high-density housing, causing a 17 per cent increase in assessments last year.
Add to our residential taxes, and scarcity of economic land availability and our businesses are struggling to compete and grow.
Not only do we lack the space to grow our businesses, but we are taxed based on height and residential density. Meanwhile, we are giving tax incentives to larger developers. Many small business owners are struggling to stay open and compete with a more globalized economy. The idea of attracting larger business to Squamish is not a reality when there is no office space to occupy.
We have spent enormous amounts of money on fairy tale economics and consultants without addressing the basic needs of local businesses. Collaboration with the Squamish Chamber of Commerce and the business community is needed, not just on hospitality courses but taxes and land use.
Q: You are very passionate about issues, but how would you handle being mayor and having to advocate for what the councillors want, even if you don't agree with their decision?
A: I have worked across many sectors. I studied economic development, published literature as a researcher in health care, and have an MBA. I have come to understand that working together is about supporting opposing ideas, learning from each other, and finding common values to be passionate about.
Advocating for good decision-making is absolutely wonderful when you have people that work together well, have robust discussions and then vote. Unlike the previous mayor and council, we have not had that opportunity this term. The last term under then-mayor Rob Kirkham, there was robust discussion, but the decisions made were collaborative.
The agenda was collaborative. Council was invited in. We could disagree, and still go out for a drink after and respect each other's difference of opinion. This council has not been cohesive, nor collaborative. There is an art to dialogue and listening, as mayor I can promise that I will be practicing these skills and be open to all ideas. I hope the next council will work together to build a future that our children will be able to participate in.
Q: You have said you will recuse yourself from issues around Woodfibre LNG after taking a grant from them for Aligned Collective. Do you stand by that decision and do you understand why people saw that as a conflict?
A: I did not personally "take a grant." Aligned Collective and the board of directors applied for many grants and received funding from two sources. Aligned Collective is a not-for-profit society that is helping Squamish grow local community economic development.
We provide space for other non-profits to share collective resources, and for entrepreneurs to build their ideas into sustainable business models. Staying open in Squamish is a problem for any start-up and any business. Operating costs and commercial leases are out of proportion to our size.
We built Aligned Collective because four years of separate economic development committees all spoke to the need for an economic accelerator. Thirteen years in office for our current leader, and nothing to hub entrepreneurs and grow our local economy had been built, despite committee recommendations. Aligned Collective wanted to make it work to help young entrepreneurs have a space to learn, grow and collaborate across sectors on ideas.
In Squamish, big business has always been generous to start-ups and social enterprises. As a society, we demand large corporations be held responsible. To contribute. There are limited grants that fund operations, but anyone who runs a not-for-profit knows that this is critical for survival. However, when corporations fund environment or social enterprise, it becomes controversial. In our small town, there is no funding for social start-ups. We were successful at two grants, which allowed us to install technology and stay open. We are now self-sustaining. One of the first rural economy co-working spaces in Canada to do so.
WFLNG community sponsorship grants have contributed over $700,000 to Squamish. This year, there were eight community recipients for funding. All of which went to helping kids programming. Aligned Collective was singled out of all the groups, and despite no conflict, our start-up was dragged through the mud. It affected our ability to operate a new startup that was built for our small community groups. Instead of doing the good work we started, we were forced to defend the small amount of funding we received to run children's programming. I am no longer on the board of directors of Aligned Collective, and will always be a co-founder not unlike other politicians. We are all members of the community who are involved in, or have started groups to help community. This is why we become politicians. In a small town, this is always something to be cognizant of, but in no way am I in conflict. I have not received any personal remuneration from Aligned Collective, or WFLNG.
Q: What will be your top three priorities as mayor?
A: Transportation; we have done well with the recommendations from the transit committee I chaired for three years. I intend to continue ensuring that connectivity is robust, on-time and gets our citizens to both economy and recreation.
Housing; We have overdeveloped with very little for our workers or our non-market housing. Our housing fund has built too slowly and most of it has been spent on consultants, not housing.
I have asked for a housing authority for eight solid years, at every housing discussion. It's almost too late, we should have had a way to manage housing that did not strain our resources that need to be focusing on other community needs. We need to have a way to manage our housing collectively and ensure developers who are asking for rezonings are contributing to rental and affordable units.
Economic Development: Creating a vibrant, resilient and sustainable local economy has always been my mandate. Both in my personal business and on council. As a business owner and entrepreneur, I see our community struggling to maintain employees and meaningful work. Our zoning impacts everyone's ability to run a successful business, find office and industrial space, and stay locally employed.
Q: Watching council, at times it seems strained between yourself and either District staff or other councillors. As mayor, how would you create a functioning council that can disagree, but move forward and get things done?
A: It has been a tough term, and our council is obviously strained. I encourage the public to watch the last few meetings. Being interrupted is disruptive to collaborative dialogue. I have worked hard at building consensus and equity. I won the Squamish Chamber award for Business Person of the Year in Squamish for my skills in these areas.
I would allow my council the opportunity to express their vision and ideas. I don't expect to agree, but I do expect respectful dialogue and process. I am a leader, a collaborator, and an advocate for my public. I love dialogue, debate and new ideas. I would encourage respectful disagreement and viable solutions.
Q: Are you happy with the economic development that has been achieved in the district and what if anything would you do differently as mayor?
A: All cities should strive for robust local economic development. I am not happy with our current situation. Without the ability to have local jobs, we dilute our quality of life. Every day I meet passionate, committed business owners trying to make it work here, but I also meet so many who have had to leave town for work, and are leaving Squamish because they can no longer afford the place they love.
We have asked our staff to spend time on the impossible, all while giving away residential development zoning on industry and employment lands. Our business licenses have tripled, all in the residential building sector. We have failed to diversify. If interest rates go up, we will see a downturn in pricing, which will dry up that employment. We have little space to work or grow our businesses, no housing for employees, no accord with the First Nations, no tax deal with LNG, and little parking or plans for parking. We gave away public land to private businesses with no benefit and negotiated very poor contracts.
Without the ability to build relationships and negotiate deals, we have lost economic opportunities.
Q: You haven't been supportive of the proposed Buckley Avenue development that aims to be a partnership with BC Housing. Why not and what would you rather see to help the rental crisis in Squamish?
A: I have not been supportive of rezoning green space, or land that can be used for future health care needs into more residential zoning. Buckley was pushed forward without any financial or long-term business plan. I will not pass rezonings on a hunch; I need to fully understand the consequences to the taxpayer.
It was not affordable housing; it was [approximately] $2,000 a month housing. We have never developed a project; it is not our expertise. Generally, when government develops, the cost is astronomical.
Asking for financials and for project details before approval is prudent, especially if the ratepayer is on the hook for cost overruns and long-term management. There was no strategy, just a picture of a project and some number guesses. Buckley is also sensitive habitat. It has a history as a green space used for the high school to educate the students.
We have no neighborhood park [in that area] and millions of dollars in infrastructure debt.
We are responsible to ensure our community needs are met, and 70 more units of rental housing with no management costs on this piece of land will not solve anything. We are taking in rental housing with each development proposal, and with a better management authority such as Whistler's housing authority, it would give a better long-term solution.
Q: What do you envision can be done to upgrade Brennan Park Rec Centre?
A: Brennan Park needs to be rebuilt. We currently don't own the land, so this also needs to be addressed with the Crown. I don't believe adding new infrastructure to an old core is a responsible thing to do.
We have land downtown, and in order to pay for anything with our current debt load, we may have to look at combining some of our public buildings. Brennan Park is on a bus route, as well as the Corridor Trail. Moving Municipal Hall and freeing up valuable economic land downtown may be possible, and can provide funds.
We will require partnerships. I play hockey, swim and have two kids. This community centre is an incredibly important resource. Many communities manage to renew their community spaces, including towns smaller than Squamish. The real estate priorities have to be considered, we have a fire hall [that needs work].
Again, how has our current leadership not foreseen the massive real estate debt we are in? I don't believe the state of our debt, infrastructure needs and real estate deficits are a surprise to anyone.
Q: When we spoke after you announced your candidacy for mayor, you said you don't think the District has planned well for the current growth. But, as Mayor Heintzman pointed out to us, there are strategic plans for almost everything imaginable in the district. What else could have been done?
A: Mayor Heintzman has been in office for 13 years. There have always been strategic plans for everything imaginable, but they have not been funded nor resourced appropriately. We have no neighborhood plans, and have densified residential without sidewalks, connectivity or funding for our infrastructure. When I joined council, we had no understanding of our economic land base.
No plans for active transportation. We have shelved almost all of our consultations; hiring experts then not listening to them. We spent millions on signage, but don't fund the retention and expansion program for local business.
We invite tourism but don't have trailheads or parking. 'Strategic' is not just having a plan. It's being capable of funding the plan through having a robust economy, and a leader that understands and has participated in that economy.