Spectrum Show by Phyllis Linden Opens in Dawson Creek Gallery
Fort St John artist Phyllis Linden presents Spectrum a fifty nine painting solo show at Dawson Creek Art Gallery from November 8 to 27. Works span landscapes portraits nudes wildlife and early Canadian life with acrylic washes over moose hide and oil knife paintings. Linden teaches at Northern Lights College and comes from a long artistic family with deep regional ties. Her art has been shown across Canada the United States and Europe with private collections worldwide.
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Fort St. John
Phyllis Linden
Dawson Creek Art Gallery
Canada
Dawson Creek
Northern Lights College
Carol
Margaret Cavers
Phyllis
Emily Carr School of Art
Vancouver
Fort St. Johns Northern Lights College
Nice
B.C
Penticton
Federation of Canadian Artists
Creekhouse
Vancouver Parent-Teacher Conference Promotes Public Education
Judy Moore and Sherry Philpott attended a Vancouver conference sponsored by the B C Teachers Federation to unite parents and teachers. The event aimed to exchange views, build a shared vision for public schooling in British Columbia, and form a network to advocate for education and present recommendations to a public education commission. Jim Bowman delivered a keynote on the nature of public education in a democratic society.
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Judy Moore
Sherry Philpott
Vancouver
B.C
Tragedy near Chetwynd claims Lucy Alec after truck collision
Lucy Alec 27 of Chetwynd died on arrival at Chetwynd Hospital after a truck pedestrian crash at 18 19 hours on November 10 1984. RCMP attended 17.5 km east of Chetwynd. The truck driver from Tumbler Ridge uninjured. No charges laid. investigation continues. Earlier November 16 a break in at New Blue Sky Restaurant saw liquor and cigarettes stolen. case under investigation. Parents and teachers left conference motivated and supportive of public education.
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Lucy Alec
Chetwynd
Chetwynd Hospital
R.C.M.P
Tumbler Ridge
Blue Sky
Remembrance Day memories by young writers
Shelly Tonita Dana Lehner and Sarah Hasler recall Remembrance Day with lines about fallen soldiers in Flanders Fields and poppies. They note November 11 marking the 11th hour and a two minute silence, urging remembrance and gratitude for those who died for freedom.
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Lto R
Dana Lehner
Flanders Fields
Sarah Hasler
Fall Home Heating Tips and Remembrance Day Reflections
Practical advice on using sun gain, draft control, and clean filters to boost efficiency. Guidance covers furnaces, ducts, air supply, and regular checks for gas oil and electric systems. The piece closes with a personal Remembrance Day tribute recalling World War I and II sacrifices and the meaning of remembering those who died for freedom.
Streaming remains alive in BC schools despite ministerial pause
The Honorable Jack Heinrich signals no formal streaming in high schools due to public feedback though self directed streaming occurs now. Post secondary groups, including the Society of Engineering Technologists of B C, urge formalized streaming to guide course loads toward careers and further education.
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Jack Heinrich
British Columbia
Society of Engineering Technologists
B.C
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Nelson Fort
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Enasque
Theres Et Resouces Canada
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