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A lower Canadian dollar and a slow recovery in the U.S. and around the world bode well for the B.C. economy in the next two years, a new report from the Business Council of B.C. says.

“The U.S. economy is gaining ground, the Eurozone is out of recession, and Asia, particularly China, continues to expand at a robust clip,” said executive vice president Jock Finlayson as he released the BCBC economic outlook

report Tuesday. “The weakening of the Canadian dollar relative to the U.S. dollar will also help

lift B.C.’s export of goods and services to the U.S., prompt more U.S. travellers to come to B.C., and serve as

a headwind to cross-border shopping.”

The report forecasts improvement in U.S. demand for lumber and other building materials, wood pulp and even natural gas, which has fallen to historic lows with a surge of shale gas production around North America.

Recovery of the struggling B.C. coastal forest industry was echoed at last week’s Truck

Loggers’ Association convention.

“I’ve got a desk covered with resumes of people who work in the oil patch,” said Don Banasky, operations manager at CopCan Contracting Ltd. and FallTech Logging in Nanaimo and vice-president of the TLA.

Banasky said there are openings for road building, driller-blaster, grader and excavator operators

in his operations, and some employees at remote oil and gas developments are anxious to work closer to home.

The BCBC report holds out hope for a B.C. government that has seen its much-advertised jobs plan fizzle in the past two years.

“Following essentially no net employment growth in 2013, we see the B.C. job market recovering

in the coming year,” the report says. “Growing exports, higher non-residential construction outlays and some increase in consumer spending will translate into greater demand for working and more hiring by B.C. businesses.”

The report forecasts that two liquefied natural gas processing plants and pipelines to supply them will begin in 2015.

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Paul Taylor, former president of the Insurance Corporation of B.C., has resigned as chair of the ICBC board after a year and a half in that position.

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saying Jatinder Rai, a member of the board of directors since 2008, has been appointed interim chair.

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appointed chair in July 2012 and his leadership has helped guide the corporation through challenging times, including the downsizing and restructuring of the company in late 2012,” the ICBC statement said.

ICBC imposed a 4.9 per cent rate increase for basic vehicle insurance in November, citing increasing injury claims and higher payouts. That followed an 11 per cent increase in basic insurance rates in 2012.

ICBC cut 260 positions in 2012 after an audit of its operations showed its management ranks had increased 41 per cent between 2007 and 2011.

Taylor resigned as president of ICBC in May of 2008.

B.C. environment ministry biologists are asking the public to

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White Nose Syndrome is a fungal disease that kills bats during their winter hibernation period.

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Do you feel pulled in too many directions?

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Part One

I wish for you all a healthy and vibrant 2014.

To that end I will continue to educate you as much as possible on ways you can take charge of your health. My last article generated a lot of comments and quality of supplements is certainly a related topic.

Patients will hear about some herb or neutraceutical in the news then bring the query to their doctors, MD’s and ND’s. ND’s (naturopathic physcians) are well versed to answer these questions whereas MD’s may not be due to their lack of nutritional education. Patients need targeted and individualized therapy and they need guidance on what is the best remedy to choose.

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b. If a patient eats mostly organic, grows a lot of their own food, eats from the garden most of the year, and eats predominantly wild game, organic chicken and turkey and lots of wild fish, then this person is not likely to need a multivitamin. They may still need probiotics and fish oil and other certain remedies to treat their health condition but a multivitamin is generally of minimal importance.

c. What is the age and the health of the patient? If the patient is an otherwise healthy young women then she might be low in iron and minerals and may need help

with those but if the patient has high blood pressure and diabetes then they require long term specific nutrient supplementation in therapeutic dosages to make a difference. In this case magnesium is a common deficiency and the amount required is not found in a multivitamin.

d. What was the health of the mother during pregnancy? To determine requirements for children I look at the mother and the lifestyle of the family. Many youngsters are very depleted by their early teen years.

e. What are you looking for in a multivitamin? The dosage of the B complexes should

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applicable only on 2014 Versa Note 1.6 S (B5RG54 AA00), manual transmission/Sentra 1.8 S (C4LG54 AA00), manual transmission through subvented lease through Nissan Finance. $200/$400 dealer participation included and available only on 2014 Versa Note 1.6 S (B5RG54 AA00), manual transmission/Sentra 1.8 S (C4LG54 AA00), manual transmission. This

offer is only available on lease offers of an 39 month term only and cannot be combined with any other offer. Conditions apply. ▲Models shown $20,585/$24,765/$34,728 Selling Price for a new 2014 Versa Note 1.6 S SL Tech (B5TG14 NA00), Xtronic CVT® transmission/Sentra 1.8 SL (C4TG14 AA00), CVT/Rogue SL AWD Premium model (Y6DG14 BK00), CVT

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ACROSS1. Poker chip-in5. Society

newcomer8. Wild duck12.Hotel unit13.Second

person14.Not pretty15.Method16.Put in

jeopardy18.Noisy

sleepers20.Old-

fashioned21.Horse’s kin22.Net23.Sobs loudly

26.Violentconflict

27.Forest animal30.Gazed upon31.Plead32.Skedaddle33.Electric fish34.Baby tiger35.Briny36.Pal38.Evergreen

tree39.Hurry41.In the best

shape45.Sleeveless

blouse47.Despise48.Epochs

49.Amusing50.Flat51.School exam52.G-man53.Agts.

DOWN1. Tentacles2. Lunch hour3. Hubbub:

hyph.4. Oz’s ____

City5. Colorers6. Long

timespans7. Nip in the

____8. Albacore

and bluefin

9. Yolkcontainer

10.Yeasty brews11.Ancient

strings17.Copycat19.Winding

curve22.Periodical,

briefly23.Good grade24.Sailor’s yes25.Greets26.Spider’s

structure28.Said yes29.Lock need

31.Vagrant32.More distant34.Gashes35.Use a throne37.Crane38.Wicked

person39.Scram40.Tweety’s

home41.Chimney duct42.Icicle hanger43.Phase44.Wallet items46.____ and

running

ACROSS1. The thing

there5. Ref’s cousin8. Includes12.Coupe, e.g.13.Baltic or

North14.Tack15.Sand bar16.Football

intermission18.Shoe fillers20.Ruled21.Emerge24.Quick25.Odd26.VI27.Provoke30.Jars

31.Alcoholicliquor

32.Ornery33.Picasso’s

specialty34.Male person35.Savor36.Tow38.Sofa39.Fish41.Wound

remainder42.Vegas wheel44.Had an

obligation48.Otherwise49.Overcame50.PBS science

show51.Eager

52.Elect53.Look to be

DOWN1. Roofing goo2. Color tone3. Dined4. Chewy

candies5. Wedding

member6. Steak, e.g.7. Companion8. Nonsupporters9. Most

exquisite10.Thin coin11.Arctic

transport17.Linen source

19.Corn portion21.Greenish blue22.Feline sound23.Luxury suite24.Five-spot26.Moral wrong28.Judge29.Lower joint31.“My ____

Sal”32.Married

women34.Stubborn sort

35.English drink37.Woody

or Tim38.Perfume39.“Star ____”40.Film part41.Call it quits43.1 + 145.Distress46.Night before

Christmas47.Water barrier

ACROSS1. May honoree4. Baby’s father8. Harvest12.Wall clinger13.In any way14.Good guy15.Hockey goal16.Hidden18.Come into20.Put on

apparel21.Went ahead22.Travel

document23.Pond scum26.Cave dweller27.Fitness

center

30.Aspires31.Move quickly32.Bride’s

headpiece33.Zing34.Parking area35.Fence of

greenery36.Piece38.____ whiz!39.Lazes41.Decorated,

as a gift45.Vanish47.King’s better48.Mind ____

matter49.Sublet50.This lady

51.“____ ThanZero”

52.Selects53.Twain’s

Sawyer

DOWN1. Skirt type2. Baking place3. Fable4. Edict5. Evade6. Auto mishap

mark7. Curved line8. Scorches9. Discharged10.Metallic

rocks

11.Seedcases17.Blue-pencil19.Shady trees22.Dick ____

Dyke23.Dupe24.Tell a fib25.Urges26.Except28.Porky ____29.Bitter brew31.Disintegrate32.Al Gore, e.g.

34.Speechimpediment

35.Card suit37.Advances38.Cary or Hugh39.Pagan god40.Plummet41.Sob42.Time gone by43.Sound return44.Consider46.Major-leaguer

PUZZLE NO. 693

ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO. 693

PUZZLE NO. 695

Copyright © 2013, Penny Press


PUZZLE NO. 694



ACROSS1. Venomous

snake4. Low female

voice8. Hit hard12.Prompt13.Crazy bird14.Tex-Mex fare15.Wood-eating

insects17.Belongs to us18.Cereal grain19.Pine fruit20.Route taken23.____ the lily24.Chain unit25.Mob scene27.Superman’s

logo

30.Ancient31.Nutty32.Converse,

slangily33.Colorize34.Clasped35.18-wheeler36.Bread and

whiskey38.Unmarried

woman40.Escorted42.Slip up43.Woeful sigh44.Pungent,

edible roots49.Oxen team50.Notable times51.European

peak

52.Visualizes53.Strike out54.Cloud’s locale

DOWN1. Play unit2. “Curly ____”3. Part of rpm4. Assumed

name5. State-

sponsoreddrawings

6. Foot digit7. Switch

positions8. Counter seat9. Cleaned10.Land

measure

11.Peat ____16.TV alien19.Venice, e.g.20.Lump of dirt21.Greasy22.Attempt23.Top prize:

2 wds.26.____ at ease28.Identical29.Revolve31.Cast off35.Knights’ titles

37.Affirmatives39.Come up40.Year portions41.Burn reliever44.Scarlet45.“Car 54,

Where ____You?”

46.____-been47.Antlered

animal48.Eavesdrop

PUZZLE NO. 696




CROSSWORD PUZZLE ANSWERSUSE AMERICAN SPELLING




ACROSS1. Poker chip-in5. Society

newcomer8. Wild duck12.Hotel unit13.Second

person14.Not pretty15.Method16.Put in

jeopardy18.Noisy

sleepers20.Old-

fashioned21.Horse’s kin22.Net23.Sobs loudly

26.Violentconflict

27.Forest animal30.Gazed upon31.Plead32.Skedaddle33.Electric fish34.Baby tiger35.Briny36.Pal38.Evergreen

tree39.Hurry41.In the best

shape45.Sleeveless

blouse47.Despise48.Epochs

49.Amusing50.Flat51.School exam52.G-man53.Agts.

DOWN1. Tentacles2. Lunch hour3. Hubbub:

hyph.4. Oz’s ____

City5. Colorers6. Long

timespans7. Nip in the

____8. Albacore

and bluefin

9. Yolkcontainer

10.Yeasty brews11.Ancient

strings17.Copycat19.Winding

curve22.Periodical,

briefly23.Good grade24.Sailor’s yes25.Greets26.Spider’s

structure28.Said yes29.Lock need

31.Vagrant32.More distant34.Gashes35.Use a throne37.Crane38.Wicked

person39.Scram40.Tweety’s

home41.Chimney duct42.Icicle hanger43.Phase44.Wallet items46.____ and

running

ACROSS1. The thing

there5. Ref’s cousin8. Includes12.Coupe, e.g.13.Baltic or

North14.Tack15.Sand bar16.Football

intermission18.Shoe fillers20.Ruled21.Emerge24.Quick25.Odd26.VI27.Provoke30.Jars

31.Alcoholicliquor

32.Ornery33.Picasso’s

specialty34.Male person35.Savor36.Tow38.Sofa39.Fish41.Wound

remainder42.Vegas wheel44.Had an

obligation48.Otherwise49.Overcame50.PBS science

show51.Eager

52.Elect53.Look to be

DOWN1. Roofing goo2. Color tone3. Dined4. Chewy

candies5. Wedding

member6. Steak, e.g.7. Companion8. Nonsupporters9. Most

exquisite10.Thin coin11.Arctic

transport17.Linen source

19.Corn portion21.Greenish blue22.Feline sound23.Luxury suite24.Five-spot26.Moral wrong28.Judge29.Lower joint31.“My ____

Sal”32.Married

women34.Stubborn sort

35.English drink37.Woody

or Tim38.Perfume39.“Star ____”40.Film part41.Call it quits43.1 + 145.Distress46.Night before

Christmas47.Water barrier

ACROSS1. May honoree4. Baby’s father8. Harvest12.Wall clinger13.In any way14.Good guy15.Hockey goal16.Hidden18.Come into20.Put on

apparel21.Went ahead22.Travel

document23.Pond scum26.Cave dweller27.Fitness

center

30.Aspires31.Move quickly32.Bride’s

headpiece33.Zing34.Parking area35.Fence of

greenery36.Piece38.____ whiz!39.Lazes41.Decorated,

as a gift45.Vanish47.King’s better48.Mind ____

matter49.Sublet50.This lady

51.“____ ThanZero”

52.Selects53.Twain’s

Sawyer

DOWN1. Skirt type2. Baking place3. Fable4. Edict5. Evade6. Auto mishap

mark7. Curved line8. Scorches9. Discharged10.Metallic

rocks

11.Seedcases17.Blue-pencil19.Shady trees22.Dick ____

Dyke23.Dupe24.Tell a fib25.Urges26.Except28.Porky ____29.Bitter brew31.Disintegrate32.Al Gore, e.g.

34.Speechimpediment

35.Card suit37.Advances38.Cary or Hugh39.Pagan god40.Plummet41.Sob42.Time gone by43.Sound return44.Consider46.Major-leaguer

PUZZLE NO. 693


PUZZLE NO. 695



PUZZLE NO. 694



ACROSS1. Venomous

snake4. Low female

voice8. Hit hard12.Prompt13.Crazy bird14.Tex-Mex fare15.Wood-eating

insects17.Belongs to us18.Cereal grain19.Pine fruit20.Route taken23.____ the lily24.Chain unit25.Mob scene27.Superman’s

logo

30.Ancient31.Nutty32.Converse,

slangily33.Colorize34.Clasped35.18-wheeler36.Bread and

whiskey38.Unmarried

woman40.Escorted42.Slip up43.Woeful sigh44.Pungent,

edible roots49.Oxen team50.Notable times51.European

peak

52.Visualizes53.Strike out54.Cloud’s locale

DOWN1. Play unit2. “Curly ____”3. Part of rpm4. Assumed

name5. State-

sponsoreddrawings

6. Foot digit7. Switch

positions8. Counter seat9. Cleaned10.Land

measure

11.Peat ____16.TV alien19.Venice, e.g.20.Lump of dirt21.Greasy22.Attempt23.Top prize:

2 wds.26.____ at ease28.Identical29.Revolve31.Cast off35.Knights’ titles

37.Affirmatives39.Come up40.Year portions41.Burn reliever44.Scarlet45.“Car 54,

Where ____You?”

46.____-been47.Antlered

animal48.Eavesdrop

PUZZLE NO. 696








PUZZLE NO. 433

ANSWER TO PUZZLE NO. 433 HOW TO PLAY:

Fill in the grid so that every row, every column, and every3x3 box contains the numbers 1 through 9 only once.

Each 3x3 box is outlined with a darker line. You alreadyhave a few numbers to get you started. Remember:You must not repeat the numbers 1 through 9 in thesame line, column, or 3x3 box.

PUZZLE NO. 435




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PUZZLE NO. 436




Sudoku

ACROSS1. May honoree4. Baby’s father8. Harvest12. Wall clinger13. In any way14. Good guy15. Hockey goal16. Hidden18. Come into20. Put on apparel21. Went ahead22. Travel

document23. Pond scum26. Cave dweller27. Fitness center30. Aspires31. Move quickly32. Bride’s

headpiece33. Zing34. Parking area

35. Fence of greenery36.Piece38.____ whiz!39. Lazes41. Decorated, as a gift45. Vanish47. King’s better48. Mind ____ matter49. Sublet50. This lady51.“____ Than Zero”52. Selects53. Twain’s Sawyer

DOWN1. Skirt type2. Baking place3. Fable4. Edict5. Evade6. Auto mishap mark

7. Curved line8. Scorches9. Discharged10. Metallic rocks11. Seedcases17. Blue-pencil19. Shady trees22. Dick ____Dyke23. Dupe24. Tell a fib25. Urges26. Except28. Porky ____29. Bitter brew31. Disintegrate32. Al Gore, e.g.34. Speech

impediment35. Card suit37. Advances38. Cary or Hugh39. Pagan god

40. Plummet41. Sob42. Time gone by43. Sound return44. Consider46. Major-leaguer


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