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Election May 14, 2013
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Elect P. Anna Paddon May 14 2013 MLA for North Cowichan District.
Your Member of the Legislative Assembly.

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Statement of Election Income and Expenses – Form St-I&E-E
Summary of Expenses – Form Sm-E
Summary of Political Contributions by Class – Form Sm-C
Political Contributions of Money / Property / Services over $250 – Form S-A1
Permitted Anonymous Contributions Accepted at Functions – Form S-A2
Prohibited Contributions – Form S-Ax
Personal Expenses Paid by Financial Agent – Form Sm-PE1
Email Addresses Personal Expenses Paid by Candidate – Form Sm-PE2
constitutiontunnel@hotmail.ca Summary of Fundraising Functions – Form Sm-F
Fundraising Function – Form S-F
constitutiontunnel@live.ca Loans and Guarantees – Form S-L1
paz4tunnel@hotmail.ca Loans / Debts Forgiven / Written Off – Form S-L2
Transfers Received – Form S-T-Rcv
Transfers Given – Form S-T-Giv

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Date of Election
May 14, 2013
The main plans: Cowichan Valley http://www.cvrd.bc.ca/index.aspx?

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May 14, 2012 to 2013. One Year Plan
May 14, 2012/13: Organize and Prepare Regis-
tration for Elections BC for election
Prepare for Elections BC Requirements, Regis-
Arrange to Canvas Houses in Election Area for 75 Signatures.
tration
Appointment of Auditor 321 11-01
Appointment of Candidate Representative Scrutineer Candidate Rep Runner-Messenger 344 08-11 s. 41.2, 70
Appointment of deputy financial agent 326 11-01 s. 178-2 Nomination

Area “D” Crofton: buy a business in Crofton,
Appointment of Financial Agent 325 11-01 s. 176-2 Nomination
Appointment of official agent 327 12-01 s. 69 Nomination

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Elect P. Anna Paddon May 14 2013 MLA for North Cowichan District.
Your Member of the Legislative Assembly.
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Statement of Election Income and Expenses – Form St-I&E-E. Summary of Expenses – Form Sm-E
Summary of Political Contributions by Class – Form Sm-C. Political Contributions of Money / Property / Services over $250 – Form S-
A1
Email Addresses
Permitted Anonymous Contributions Accepted at Functions – Form S-A2. Prohibited Contributions – Form S-Ax
Personal Expenses Paid by Financial Agent – Form Sm-PE1. Personal Expenses Paid by Candidate – Form Sm-PE2
constitutiontunnel@hotmail.ca Summary of Fundraising Functions – Form Sm-F.
Loans and Guarantees – Form S-L1. Loans / Debts Forgiven / Written Off – Form S-L2
paz4tunnel@hotmail.ca Transfers Received – Form S-T-Rcv
Transfers Given – Form S-T-Giv

Date of Election
May 14, 2013
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A nominee becomes a candidate when all required documents and the nomination deposit are accepted and a certificate of candidacy is issued.
If any of the facts in the nomination document change after filing, they may be amended by requesting the correction in writing to the District Electoral Officer or Chief Electoral Officer.

The nomination application includes the following required documents, completed and filed/ for registration/filing, later date or present,
$ 250.00 deposit:
Email Addresses Appointment of Financial Agent - 325
Nomination booklet – 320:
constitutiontunnel@hotmail.ca Statement of disclosure:
constitutiontunnel@live.ca Appointment of auditor – 321:
App ointment of deputy financial agent - 326 optional:
paz4tunnel@hotmail.ca Appointment of official agent - 327 optional

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required 75 voters from the Cowichan Electoral District would
mean they like the policies I and we are presenting for
legislation.
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Nanaimo-North Cowichan
Population: 79,000
is a provincial electoral district in British Columbia, Canada established by the Electoral Districts Act, 2008. It is currently represented
byDoug Routley, (British Columbia New Democratic Party).

http://www.cvrd.bc.ca/DocumentView.aspx?
DID=581

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Cowichan Valley Totem Poles in Duncan
Population: 79,000 BC, the City of Totems

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Cowichan Valley from Mt. Prevost in Duncan,
with Saltspring Island in the distance. constitutiontunnel@hotmail.ca
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Totem Poles in Duncan BC, the City of Totems. View of the Cowichan Valley from Mt. Prevost in Duncan, with Saltspring Island in the distance.
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Map of the Wineries of the Cowichan Valley. Map of South Vancouver Island
The Cowichan Valley ranges north across the Malahat Ridge from Victoria through the Cowichan and Chemainus Valleys to Nanaimo, including a cross-island trip to
Carmanah-Walbran Provincial Park.

This slice of southern Vancouver Island covers the country between Port Renfrew and near Bamfield on the west coast, and Malahat and Nanaimo on the east side of
Vancouver Island.

Most of the population lives along the east coast, where farming in the lush, rolling Cowichan and Chemainus Valleys has gone hand in hand with logging since
Vancouver Island was an independent Crown colony. The heart of agriculture lies south of Nanaimo, the Hub City, and this pastoral atmosphere persists as you make
you way north towards Parksville. However, it's hard to ignore the slopes of the Vancouver Island Mountains that begin to nudge travellers closer to the coastline for wont
of wide valley bottoms. Most roads west peter out quickly in the face of this granitic tour de force. The exception is the cross-island melange of paved highway and gravel
logging roads that link the sheltered Cowichan Valley with the storm-battered community of Bamfield on the west coast.

A greater contrast is hard to find, which is what makes exploring this region so fascinating. There's plenty of easygoing adventuring to be found by sticking to the main
routes, although everyone should treat themselves to a backroad or two where the valleys meet the Strait of Georgia.

There are beaches here the likes of which are found nowhere else on the coast, with views that engender intimacy with the landscape, yet emphasize its isolation.

Whether it's adrenaline or unwinding you crave, you'll find it here. Enjoy world-class kayaking, the best flyfishing anywhere, hiking through ancient rainforests,
championship year-round golf or cruising our spectacular coastline. Follow all of that with a gourmet meal at the vineyard, a stroll through seaside shops, an evening of
live theatre and you'll start to see the world differently.

The Pacific Marine Circle Tour is an excellent way to explore the historic West Coast of Vancouver Island. The wilderness route traces the coastline from Victoria through
Sooke and Port Renfrew, continuing onto the Cowichan Valley and looping back down the Trans-Canada Highway via Duncan to Victoria.

Population: 79,000 Location: The most westerly section of the 4,850-mile (7809-km) Trans-Canada Highway (Highway 1) runs north-south through southern Vancouver
Island between Victoria and Nanaimo, a distance of 70 miles (113 km). Highway 14 runs 22 miles (35 km) north of Nanaimo to Parksville, and beyond to the northern
end of Vancouver Island. Highway 4 links Parksville with Port Alberni, Ucluelet, and Tofino on the west side of Vancouver Island. Highway 18 is an 18-mile (29-km)
stretch of blacktop that runs east-west from Highway 1 through the Cowichan Valley between Duncan and Youbou. From Youbou a series of logging roads leads 67 miles
(108 km) west to Bamfield on the west coast of Vancouver Island.

A ferry service from Brentwood Bay on the Saanich Peninsula to Mill Bay at the north end of Malahat Drive also connects with Highway 1. BC Ferries connects the Lower
Mainland with Nanaimo's Departure Bay from the Horseshoe Bay terminal in West Vancouver, and Duke Point from the Tsawwassen terminal in Delta. BC Ferries also
connects with southern Vancouver Island at Crofton from Vesuvius Bay on Salt Spring Island, and with Chemainus from Thetis and Kuper Islands.

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Cowichan Valley
constitutiontunnel@live.ca Population: 79,000
The following towns are located in the Cowichan Valley:

TheThe following towns arein the Cowichan Valley:
following towns are located located in the Cowichan Valley: The following towns are located in the Cowichan Valley:
● Chemainus
Chemainus
● Ladysmith ●

former coastal millmill town history,transformed transformed itself into the world's largest outdoor art gallery, capturing can stop many of its originalhistory, its people
TheThe former coastal expressing its of Chemainusitself into theon huge heritage muralsart
gallery, capturing and
town of Chemainus
its people and its future
world's largest outdoor Ladysmith is a spirited and picturesque community with
restored. Visitors travelling the Island Highway
its heritage buildings recently
and expressingand take a stroll along First Av-
at Ladysmith
and painted on theon huge heritage murals painted on the sides of buildings, attracting visitors from around the world.
its future sides of buildings, attracting visitors from around the world. enue for a look at the turn-of-the century buildings.

Cobble Hill
Cobble Hill Lake Cowichan
Surrounded by a picturesque landscape, the tiny farming village of Cobble Hill is a creative com- Cowichan Lake is one of the largest bodies of freshwater on Vancouver Island, at over 30km long.
Surrounded by galleries run by locallandscape, the tinysculptors, potters and totem pole
munity boasting a picturesque artists, including painters, farming village of Cobble Hill is a creative community boasting to some of the most spectacular campingincluding
The town of Lake Cowichan is the gateway galleries run by local artists, and hiking
painters, sculptors, potters and totem pole carvers.
carvers. available on the island. The south arm of the lake is a heat trap, boasting the highest average sum-
mer maximum temperatures in Canada - over 24 degrees Celsius!
Cowichan Bay
Cowichan Bay Cowichan Bay and the surrounding area is home to a host of artists, craftspeople,
The village of Malahat
Theand cottage industries - including some fine local wineries.
village of Cowichan Bay and the surrounding area is home to a host of artists, craftspeople, Victoria, Malahat Drive climbs through imposing mature forests and over rugged
Travelling north from and cottage industries - including some fine local
wineries. mountainside before dropping down into the Cowichan Valley. The Malahat is of great ceremonial
Cowichan Station significance to the Malahat First Nation, whose ancestors used the caves for spiritual enchancement.
The mountain is one of the most sacred sites on southern Vancouver Island.
Cowichan Station is ain 1885 as a stop-off for the EsquimaltIslandNanaimo Railway. Cowichan Sta-
Cowichan Station
Junction, established
small community located west of the
and
Highway, near Whippletree

Cowichan built to service a small community located west of the Island Highway, near Whippletree Junction, established in 1885 as a stop-off for the Es-
tion was Station is settlers living in the area, as well as the logging and copper mine opera- Maple Bay
quimalt locatedNanaimo Railway. Cowichan Station was built to service settlers living in the area, as wellby smooth, logging and copper mine one of the finestloc- a
tions and on Mount Sicker and Mount Prevost. Maple Bay is a pretty seaside community that bustles with marine activity all operations
narrow inlet and surrounded
as the pebbled beaches, Maple Bay offers year round. Located in
natural
ated on Mount Sicker and Mount Prevost.
Crofton harbours on the West Coast.
Cradled by verdant hillsides and surrounding mountains, the active community of Crofton is situ-
Crofton on the calm waters of Osborne Bay, with great views of Saltspring Island a short ferry ride
ated Mesachie Lake
Cradled by verdant hillsides and surrounding mountains, the active community of The small a is situated1942 the calm waters been transformed into a with great life-
across the channel.
Croftoncommunity of Mesachie Lake is located on the south shore of Cowichan Lake. Mesachie
Lake was mill town from on to 1968, and has since of Osborne Bay, tranquil country
views of Saltspring Island a short ferry ride across the channel.
Duncan style community, surrounded by mountains, waterways, and rural woodlands.
Duncan is the civic centre of the Cowichan Valley and the traditional home of the Coast Salish
Duncan nation. Known as the City of Totems, Duncan boasts over 41 distinctive hand-carved cedar
First Mill Bay
poles on public display in parks and downtown streets. Located at the south end of the Cowichan Valley, travellers on the Island Highway can stop in at Mill
Duncan is the civic centre of the Cowichan Valley and the traditional home of the Coast enjoy the village'snation. Known asand wonderful Gulf Island views.
Bay and Salish First quiet waterfront streets the City of Totems, Duncan
boasts Bay 41 distinctive hand-carved cedar poles on public display in parks and downtown streets.
Genoa over
Genoa Bay is a quiet and picturesque bay on the north side of Cowichan Bay, at the south end of Shawnigan Lake
Shawnigan Lake is a fashionable summer recreation and cottage area, and a favourite weekend get-
Genoa Bay Narrows.visit and relax. Marina is a rustic hideaway full of old wooden sailboats - an in-
Sansum
teresting place to
The Genoa Bay
away spot. The Village is a well-known venue for arts and craft shows, and hosts a small but excel-
Genoa Bay is a quiet and picturesque bay on the north side of Cowichan Bay, at the museum.end of Sansum Narrows. The Genoa Bay Marina is a rustic
lent south
hideaway full of old wooden sailboats - an interesting place to visit and relax.
Glenora
The small farming community of Glenora is nestled in the Cowichan Valley, near Duncan. About Westholme
two-thirds of Glenora is devoted to vineyards and farming, while the remainder supports rural and The small community of Westholme is located alongside the Island Highway, between Chemainus
Glenora
residential lifestyles. There are approximately 250 homes and businesses in Glenora. and Duncan, offering beautiful farmlands and mountain landscapes.
The small farming community of Glenora is nestled in the Cowichan Valley, near Duncan. About two-thirds of Glenora is devoted to vineyards and
farming, while thearemainder supports rural and residentialLake. The townThere are Youboubeautiful little community of Youbou isbusinessesnorthGlenora.
Honeymoon Bay
Honeymoon Bay is quaint little town on the southeastern shore of Cowichan
lifestyles. of- approximately 250 homes and located on the in shore of Cowichan Lake, west of
The
fers beautiful views of Bald Mountain, RV campsites, and the popular Gordon Bay Provincial Park. Duncan and a 25-minute drive west of the community of Lake Cowichan. The former mill town
Honeymoon Bay provides a good public beach and extensive recreational opportunities, including fishing, boating and
Honeymoon Bay is a quaint little town on the southeastern shore of Cowichan Lake. The town offers beautiful views of Bald Mountain, RV campsites,
hiking.
and the popular Gordon Bay Provincial Park.
Ladysmith
Ladysmith is a spirited and picturesque community with many of its original heritage buildings recently restored. Visitors travelling the Island Highway
can stop at Ladysmith and take a stroll along First Avenue for a look at the turn-of-the century buildings.

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Population: 79,000

Transportation-North Cowichan (Canada 2011 Census population 28,807) is a District municipality on
Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada and is in the Cowichan Valley Regional District. North Cowichan is
marked by a beautiful landscape including gorgeous forests, beaches, rivers and lakes.

North Cowichan is serviced by the Maple Bay Airport (YAQ), which offers services to Vancouver Downtown,
Vancouver Airport, Ganges on Salt Spring Island and Bedwell Harbour on Pender Island. Service is provided by
Saltspring Air and Harbour Air.

The British Columbia Highway 1 traverses the municipality. Bus service in the municipality is provided by the
Cowichan Valley Regional District.

Located on the east coast of Vancouver Island, North Cowichan is centrally located between the cities of Victoria to
the south, and Nanaimo to the north. Vancouver is located to the east, separated by the Strait of Georgia.
Spanning 193.98 square kilometers North Cowichan includes the communities of Chemainus, Crofton, Maple Bay
and South End.

Sheltered by the mountains of the central Island and the Olympic Peninsula, North Cowichan has a temperate,
Mediterranean-like climate, with mild, damp winters with little snowfall and warm, dry summers. North Cowichan
enjoys Canada’s warmest mean temperature.

Crofton, British Columbia, Canada, is a small coastal town that is part of the District of North Cowichan on Vancouver Island
in British Columbia. The population is estimated at 2,500 people. It is about 74 km north of Victoria.

Geology: The last glacial period, the Fraser Glaciation occurred between 29,000 and 15,000 years ago. The glaciers that
formed carved out the Cowichan Valley and left behind glacier till up to 30 metres thick. These fertile lands and mild
climate have led to a history rich in agriculture.

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The HVDC Vancouver
Island is the name for
HVDC interconnection
between the Vancouver
Island Terminal (VIT) near
North Cowichan has a population of 27,557 people in 2006, North Cowichan, British Columbia
which was an increase of 5.4% from the 2001 census count. on Vancouver Island at
48°49'39"N 123°42'55"W
The median family income in 2006 for North Cowichan was and the Arnott Substation
$62,125, which is below the British Columbia provincial average (ARN) near
of $65,787.l "cite_note-1 Delta, British Columbia at
49°5'31"N 123°2'31"W on
the Canadian mainland,
North Cowichan is served by three newspapers – the Cowichan News which went into operation in
Leader Pictorial, the Cowichan Valley Citizen, and the Chemainus 1968 and was extended in
1977. HVDC Vancouver
Courier. North Cowichan is also serviced by CJSU-FM (SunFM), a Island consists of three
member of Vista Radio. overhead line sections with
a total length of 42
kilometres and two
submarine cable sections
Location of North Cowichan in British Columbia with a length of 33
Coordinates: Coordinates: 48°49′25″N 123°43′9″W Country kilometres.Vancouver
Canada Province British Columbia Regional District CVRD In- Island Transmission
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corporated 1873 Government • Mayor Tom Walker • Govern- British Columbia ....
ing body North Cowichan Council • MPs Jean Crowder • MLAs Acronyms. AC alternating
Bill Routley Area • Total 195.54 km2 (75.50 sq mi) Population current. BC Hydro British
Columbia Hydro and
(2011) • Total 28,807 • Density 147.48°49'25"N 123°43'9"W Power ... A 300-kV high
3/km2 (382/sq mi) Time zone PST (UTC−8) • Summer (DST) voltage direct current
PDT (UTC−7) Area code(s) +1-250 Website (HVDC) system installed in
1969 and. 1976
Municipality of North Cowichan

Elections North Cowichan Crofton
Area D
Platform
Arrange to Canvas Houses in Election Area
for 75 Signatures. 69 Nomination
Education:Free 1st and 2nd year university
Transportation: Tunnel High Speed Rail and
Highway.
Brentwood Bay: Recycling Environ Island,
arranged financing for Reserve to develop.
Brentwood Bay Bridge
BC Ferry Re-allocation
Industry Development
Business Development
Protect Vancouver Island Parks & Estuaries
Planned Community Development
Education Upgrade Technology at local
Schools
Education Arrange Fundraisers for Used
Laptops in excellent working order dis-
tribute to students, seniors, homeless, pub-
lic.
Emplotment Opportunities Working Online
Direct Deposit/ Free use Visa.
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Elections Electoral Areas G Map
Electoral Area A - Alec McPherson
Cassidy, Cedar, Yellowpoint, South Welling-
ton: Regional Growth Management
Electoral Area B - Howard Houle
Gabriola, DeCourcy, Mudge Islands: Liquid
Waste Management Planning
Electoral Area C - Maureen Young
Extension, Arrowsmith-Benson, East
Wellington, Pleasant Valley,Electoral Area C
(Extension, Arrowsmith-Benson) and Elec-
toral Area D (East Wellington and Pleasant
Valley). Lantzville incorporated as a munici-
pality in June, 2003, leaving a remainder of
Electoral Area D. The Province believes that,
based on population, it makes sense to
amalgamate the remainder of Electoral Area
D with Electoral Area C. : Southern Commu-
nity Economic Development

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By Electoral Area Bylaws By Electoral Area Maps
Area A - Mill Bay / Bylaw
North | South
Malahat
Area B - Shawnigan Bylaw
Index | North | Central | South
Lake
http://bc-cowichanvalley.civicplus.com/DocumentView.asp?DID=553
Area Chttp://bc-cowichanvalley.civicplus.com/DocumentView.asp?DID=576
Area C - Cobble Hill Bylaw

Area D - Cowichan Bay Bylaw Area Dhttp://bc-cowichanvalley.civicplus.com/DocumentView.asp?DID=577


Area E - Cowichan Bylaw Index | East | http://bc-cowichanvalley.civicplus.com/DocumentView.asp?DID=559West
Station / Sahtlam /
Glenora
Area F - Cowichan Lake Bylaw Index | Map 1 | Map 2 | Map 3http://bc-cowichanvalley.civicplus.com/DocumentView.asp?DID=565

South / Skutz Falls
Area G - Saltair / Gulf Bylaw Area Ghttp://bc-cowichanvalley.civicplus.com/DocumentView.asp?DID=578
Islands

Area H - North Oyster / Bylaw Area Hhttp://bc-cowichanvalley.civicplus.com/DocumentView.asp?DID=579
Diamond

Area I - Youbou / Meade Bylaw Map 1 | Map 2http://bc-cowichanvalley.civicplus.com/DocumentView.asp?DID=574
Creek

Election May 2013
Siemens High-Speed Rail
Crofton would have been profitable,
state report says 2010,
Ferry Terminal to FRED BELLET-STAFF
Saltspring Island

I am P. Anna Paddon, 104-450 Stewart Ave.
Nanaimo, BC, Canada. V9S-5E9. Email:
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The Beology of the area that the tunnel will go
under and through was formed by the Fraser
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Glaciation Period.
gautrain carbon footprint of high speed rail can be up to 14 times less carbon ...

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Candidate Election Financing Report ELECTION FINANCING REPORT CANDIDATE F-C 11-06 ELECTION FINANCING REPORT CANDIDATE F-C
(11/06)

please print in bloc k letter s ORIGINAL — CHIEF ELECTORAL OFFICE PLEASE KEEP A COPY FOR YOUR RECORDS All forms included in this report are
available for public inspection. candidate ’s last name first name middle name(s) electoral district registered political party general voting day (yyyy /
mm / dd ) financial agent’s last name first name middle name(s) financial agent’s mailing address city / town postal code phone number fa x
number email address

Statement of Election Income and Expenses – Form St-I&E-E Permitted Anonymous Contributions Accepted at
Summary of Expenses – Form Sm-E Functions – Form S-A2
Summary of Political Contributions by Class – Form Sm-C Personal Expenses Paid by Financial Agent – Form Sm-PE1
Political Contributions of Money / Property / Services over $250 – Form S-A1 Personal Expenses Paid by Contestant – Form Sm-PE2
Permitted Anonymous Contributions Accepted at Functions – Form S-A2 Summary of Fundraising Functions – Form Sm-F
Prohibited Contributions – Form S-Ax Fundraising Function – Form S-F
Personal Expenses Paid by Financial Agent – Form Sm-PE 1 I, the Financial Agent, declare that:
Personal Expenses Paid by Candidate – Form Sm-PE2 (a) I am authorized to act on behalf of the above-named candidate;
Summary of Fundraising Functions – Form Sm-F (b) this report and appropriate forms have been prepared in accor-
Fundraising Function – Form S-F dance with the Election Act; and
Loans and Guarantees – Form S-L1 (c) to the best of my knowledge, information and belief,
Loans / Debts Forgiven / Written Off – Form S-L2
all the information contained in this statement is complete and ac-
Transfers Given – Form S-T-Giv curate.
Candidates Who Were Nomination Contestants: SIGNATURE OF FINANCIAL AGENT DATE (YYYY / MM / DD )
Nomination Contestant Expenses – Form Sm-E-NC warning : Signing a false statement is a serious offence and is sub-
Summary of Political Contributions by Class – Form Sm-C ject to significant penalties.
Political Contributions of Money / Property / Services over $250 – Form S-A1 Amendment #

CANDIDATE’S NOMINATION CONTESTANT
EXPENSES INCURRED DURING THE
CAMPAIGN PERIOD


15 Candidate Election Financing Report Candidate’s Nomination Contestant Expenses Incurred During the Campaign Period Sm-E-NC

Election May 2013
FUND RAISING;
ORGANIZING BAKE SALES, SAVE ESTURAIES,
OIL TANKER RESPONSIBILITY,

PERMITTED ANONYMOUS CONTRIBUTIONS
ACCEPTED AT FUNCTIONS
If form is for Nomination Contestant, please tick √
S-A2 (07/03)
NAME OF FILING ENTITY PAGE
OF
DATE OF FUNCTION DESCRIPTION OF FUNCTION NUMBER OF TOTAL AMOUNT OF
(YYYY / MM / DD) PEOPLE ANONYMOUS
ATTENDING CONTRIBUTIONS

TOTAL A

original — chief electoral office please keep a copy for your records
This form is available for public inspection at the Chief Electoral Office during regular office hours. A non-partisan office of the Legislature



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3 Candidate Election Financing Report Sum-
mary Of Political Contributions By Class sm-c
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LOANS AND GUARANTEES


11 Candidate Election Financing Report Loans and Guarantees S-L1 08-09

FUNDRAISING
SUMMARY OF FUNDRAISING FUNCTIONS


9 Candidate Election Financing Report Summary of Fundraising Functions Total Amounts Forms S-F Sm-F 11-02

Election May 2013
CGA; LLB; Financial Agent; Business Supporters; Staff.

5 Candidate Election Financing Report
Political Contributions of Money,
Property,or Services With a Value
Greater Than 250.00 S-A1 08-01

Election May 2013
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POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS OF MONEY, PROPERTY OR
SERVICES WITH A VALUE GREATER THAN $250
If form is for Nomination Contestant, tick S-A1 (08/01)

name of filing entity page of
full name of contributor
(If a numbered corporation or an unincorporated organization, include full names of two directors) class of contributor*
(X appropriate class)
INDIVIDUAL
CONTRIBUTION
AMOUNTS
DATE OF EACH
INDIVIDUAL
CONTRIBUTION
(YYYY / MM / dd)
total of contributor’s
1 2 3 4 5 6 contributions
* class of contributor:
1 – individual, 2 – corporation, 3 – unincorporated business/commercial organization,
4 – trade union, 5 – non-profit organization, 6 – other
Total Of Individual Contributions A

A non-partisan Oce of the Legislature original — c hief electoral office please keep a copy for your records This form is available for public inspection at the Chief Electoral Office during regular office
hours.

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CGA; LLB; Financial Agent; Business Supporters; Staff.
SUMMARY OF POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS BY CLASS
Form is for Nomination Contestant, tick √
Sm-C (06/11)
A non-partisan Oce of the Legislature
original — c hief electorAl office
Please keep a copy for your records
This form is available for public inspection at the
Chief Electoral Office during regular office hours.
name of filing entity
Total value of contributions from each of the following classes of contributor:
Contributions greater than $250 Contributions of $250 or less
Individuals 1a 1b
Corporations 2a 2b
Unincorporated Business / Commercial Organizations 3a 3b
Trade Unions 4a 4b
Non-profit Organizations 5a 5b
Other Identifiable Contributions 6a 6b
Classified subtotals (1a to 6a & 1b to 6b)
(box A = box A, S-A1) A B
Classified totals (A + B) C
Total anonymous contributions (from box A, S-A2) D
Total value of all political contributions from all sources (C + D) E

Total contributions of money F
Total contributions of goods, services and discounts
(includes contributions through loans and debts) G
(boxes F + G must equal box E)

Number of contributors who made contributions of $250 or less in total value H
Total dollar amount of all income tax receipts issued for political contributions received
(Leadership Contestants cannot issue tax receipts) $ I



6 Candidate Election Financing Report Prohibited Contributions S-Ax 07-03 form is for Nomination Contestant,

FINANCIAL AGENT
(Personal expenses of candidate or contestant which were paid by the financial
agent)

7 Candidate Election Financing Report Personal Expenses Paid of Candidate Paid by Financial Agent Sm-PE1 99-05 form.

CANDIDATE
PERSONAL EXPENSES PAID

(This form must be completed by the candidate or contestant and submitted to the financial agent within 60
days)


8 Candidate Election Financing Report Personal Expenses Paid by Candidate Sm-PE2 99-05 form


Econommic
Development Election
Registration
Business Sponsor Business'
Development Donations Crofton
Cowichan
District
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Constitution Tunnel High Speed Rail Train
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Cowichan District Management
May 14 2013 Endorsement of
BC Election Candidate

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Long-term Goal
Build Crofton/Cowichan into an Economically Prosperous Community

T h e ‘ P e r f e c t C it y ’ is w it h in o u r
g ra s p.
“If the free market capital of the world is willing to protect local small business, why shouldn’t we?” THE PUBLIC EMPLOYEE.
Barr y O’Neil l . President CUPE BC. www.cupe.bc .ca + News

G r e e n w o r k e r s , g r e e n p la n e t
All th e ne ws th at’s gre e n to p rint: C U PE BC ’s e nvironm e nt com m itte e h as lau nch e d its long-awaite d ne ws le tte r, The G re e n Worke r. S p ring
2008, fe atu re s article s on b ottle d wate r, factory-farm e d p rod u cts , toxin-fre e s ch ools , b iofu e ls , coalb e d m e th ane , th e im p act of th e TILMA on th e
e nvironm e nt, and m ore .
E nvironm e nt com m itte e ch air Be v LaPointe s ays th e ne ws le tte r is one way to le ad b y e xam p le in th e figh t agains t glob al warm ing.
By ch oos ing gre e ne r form s of com m u nication s u ch as e -m ail and confe re nce calling ove r ‘fos s il’ trave l,” s h e s ays , “th e com m itte e continu e s to
re d u ce its carb on footp rint b y 50 p e r ce nt p e r twoye ar te rm .”

F L U S H O F S U C C E S S B C T r a n s it m ig h t n o t lik e
it f o r t h e b a c k o f V ic t o r ia ’ s d o u b le d e c k e r
b u s e s , b u t a f t e r t w o C A L M a w a r d s la s t y e a r
a n d n o w a “ P o lly ” a w a r d f r o m t h e A m e r ic a n
A s s o c ia t io n o f P o lit ic a l C o n s u lt a n t s ( a n -
n o u n c e d o n M a r c h 18 ) , C U P E W a t e r W a t c h ’ s
e y e -c a t c h in g s e w a g e p o s t e r is lo o k in g lik e a
w in n e r . T h e p o s t e r w a s d e v e lo p e d b y C U -
P E C o m m u n ic a t io n s r e p R o s e a n n e M o r a n a n d
p r o d u c e d b y N O W C o m m u n ic a t io n s .


The Present Situation

Give a summary of the current situation:


BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO AND POWER AUTHORITY
NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEARS ENDED MARCH 31, 2011 AND 2010
53 BC HYDRO ANNUAL REPORT 2011
INVENTORIES

INVENTORIES
Inventories are comprised of materials and supplies and natural gas and are valued at the lower of weighted
average cost and net ealizable value. Cost of materials and supplies includes invoiced costs and directly
attributable costs of acquiring the inventory. Net realizable value is the expected selling price in the
ordinary course of business, less any costs expected to be incurred in selling the inventory.

PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT

Property, plant and equipment in service are recorded at cost which includes materials, direct
and indirect labour, an appropriate allocation of administration overhead and finance
charges capitalized during construction. Property, plant and equipment in service include
the cost of plant and equipment financed by contributions in aid of construction and
contributions arising from the Columbia River Treaty. The Columbia River Treaty
contributions have been deducted from the cost of the related assets. Upon retirement or
disposal, any gain or loss is charged to amortization. Unfinished construction consists of
costs of property, plant and equipment that are under construction or not ready for service.

Costs are transferred to property, plant and equipment in service when the constructed asset is
substantially complete and capable

Property, plant and equipment in service are amortized on an individual or pooled The expected useful lives, in years, of BC Hydro’s main classes of
basis over the expected useful lives of the assets, using the straight-line property, plant and equipment are:
method.
Generation
Leased assets, which are included in Generation assets, are amortized
over the lease term unless the useful life is shorter than the term of
Hydraulic 50 – 100
INTANGIBLE A lease
theSSETS
Intangible assets are recorded at cost. Intangible assets with indefinite useful lives are not subj to
ect Thermal 10 – 50
amortization. These assets
are tested for impairment annually or more frequently if events indicate that the asset may
be impaired. Other 15 – 25
Intangible assets with finite useful lives are amortized over their useful lives on a straight line basis. The
expected useful lives, in Lines 35 – 100
years, are as follows: BRITISH COLUMBIA HYDRO AND POWER AUTHORITY
Software 2 – 1 0 NOTES TO CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Substations 20 – 50
Sundry 1 0 – 20 FOR THE YEARS ENDED MARCH 31, 2011 AND 2010
53 BC HYDRO ANNUAL REPORT 2011
Buildings 45 – 50
PROPERTY, PLANT AND EQUIPMENT
Equipment 7 – 20
Hedges
BC Hydro formally documents the relationship between the hedging instrument and hedged Computer hardware 2 – 1 0
item, including the risk management obj ectives and strategy in undertaking the hedge transaction, together with the
methods that will be used to assess the effectiveness of the hedging relationship. BC Hydro makes an assessment, both
at the inception of thehedge relationship as well as on an ongoing basis, whether the hedging instruments are expected Service vehicles 7 – 20
to be effective in offsetting thechanges in the fair value or cash flows of the respective hedged items during the period
for which the hedge is designated, andwhether the actual results of each hedge are within a range of 80-125
Sundry 20 – 4
per cent. For a cash flow hedge of a forecast transaction, the transaction should be highly probable to occur
and should present an exposure to variations in cash flows that could ultimately affect reported net income.
In a fair value hedging relationship, the carrying value of the hedged item is adj usted for unrealized gains or losses at-
tributed to thehedged risk and recognized in net income.

Costs are transferred to property, plant and equipment in service when the constructed
asset is substantially complete and capable of operation at a per-determined significant
level of capacity.

BC Election 2013
A look at polling leading to the May 14, 2013 election

The Present Situation BC
Cowichan Valley 2009 Election Results: Party Candidate
Richmond-Steveston 2009 Election Results: Party Votes % $ Spent
Candidate Votes % $ Spent NDP Bill Routley 12468 48.2 75060
BC Liberal John Yap 13167 60.8 88320 BC Liberal Cathy Basskin 9258 35.8 45664
NDP Sue Wallis 5925 27.3 14402 Green Simon Lindley 3062 11.8 7849
Green Jeff Hill 1491 6.9 100 Conservative Jason Murray 924 3.6 1344
Conservative Barry Chilton 1082 5.0 450 BC Refed Michial Moore 139 0.5 296
Total / Turnout Total / Turnout
21665 25851
51.6 63.3
Richmond Centre Candidate Votes % $ Spent ● Burnaby North Candidate Votes % $ Spent
2009 2009 Election Results:
Election Results: Party
Party
BC Liberal Richard Lee 9880 48.2 93131
BC Liberal Rob Howard 10483 61.5 91261
NDP Mondee Redman 9332 45.5 57851
NDP Kam Brar 4949 29.0 12097 Green Doug Perry 1292 6.3 1539

Green Michael Wolfe 1213 7.1 0 Total / Turnout 54.2
20504
Nation Alliance Kang Chen 409 2.4 8

Total / Turnout 40.8 Burnaby-Deer Lake Candidate Votes % $ Spent
17054 2009 Election Results:
Party

NDP Kathy Corrigan 8103 48.7 82246

BC Liberal John Nuraney 7591 45.7 100916

Green Bruce Friesen 928 5.6 1766

Total / Turnout
16622

Development Up to Present

Development made up to the current situation:
http://bc2013.com/ Ipsos-Reid Poll: NDP 45, BCL 38, and commentary Posted 7 October, 2011 by Sacha Peter

An Ipsos-Reid poll (their link), conducted between September 28, 2011 to October 3, 2011 sampling 1000
people had the following result for voting intentions:

BC NDP – 45%
BC Liberals – 38%
BC Conservatives – 12%
BC Greens – 6%

Poll Commentary:- The above poll is remarkably similar to my July 17, 2011 seat projection (NDP: 50, BCL: 28, CON: 5,
IND: 2), which is currently my working model. BC Conservatives “third party”...more women support the NDP and
Adrian Dix than the BC Liberals and Christy Clark (54% of women support the NDP vs. 32% BC Liberal). The rest of
the metrics concerning leader are proxies for general partisanship, mainly that BC Liberal supporters support the
Premier, while NDP supporters support Adrian Dix, which is no shock....

Important background information
Original forecasts which turned out to be
wrong
Original forecasts which turned out to be true

Study of Urban Development in Rural Areas Table of Contents
http://www.gov.ns.ca/snsmr/muns/plan/PDF/UDIRA.pdf

Why We Did the Study How We Did the Study

• UDIRA - Town vs. Country • Methodology - Assumptions and Definitions

• Provincial Overview - Towns Surrounds • Methodology - Census Analysis

• Towns Surrounds - Population Change • Methodology - Parcel Map Preparation

• Towns Surrounds - Dwellings Change • Methodology - Selecting Study Area

• UDIRA as a Provincial Issue • Methodology - Isolating Development Concentrations

• Some Government Solutions

• Draft Provincial Interest Statement on Infrastructure What We Found - Provincial Overview

• UDIRA Questions We Want to Answer • UDIRA Provincial Overview - Counties

• UDIRA Costs - Sewer and Water • UDIRA Provincial Overview - Enumeration Areas

• UDIRA Costs - Roads

1991-96 Population Towns Surrounds- Dwelling Change
Percent Change 1991-96 percent changes in dwellings in following table:
25 of 30 areas (83 percent) grew faster in O for TOWNS, were subtracted from those,for SURROUNDS
the periphery. A positive difference means the rural periphery grew at a faster rate
than the urban center

Urban Development in Rural
Areas (UDIRA) a Provincial
Issue
•SERVICE INEFFICIENCIES & INCREASED COSTS

o school bussing
Problems for
Government
o solid waste collection
LAND USE CONFLICTS
o emergency services
o agriculture
• SCHOOLROOM SHORTAGES
o sawmills
• TRAFFIC SLOWING
o mining and aggregate extraction
o frequent driveway accesses

o aquaculture
o school bus stops

o mail delivery stops

o often on through highways

• HIGH FUTURE SERVICING COSTS
Email Addresses
• TOWNS LOSE TAXES constitutiontunnel@hotmail.ca constitutiontunnel@live.ca
o rural municipality collects tax revenues paz44@live.ca paz4tunnel@hotmail.ca
smc.business@hotmail.com
o town still provides services and employment


Urban Development in Rural Areas
(UDIRA) a Provincial Issue
Regional Municipalities Hotspots
• Halifax Hotspots
o Halifax 1990-95 Lot Creation
o Tantallon Area Development Email Addresses
o Beaverbank Area Development
o Prospect Area Development constitutiontunnel@hotmail.ca
o Chezzetcook Area Development
• Cape Breton Hotspots constitutiontunnel@live.ca
o Florence-Sydney Mines Hotspot
o West of Westmount-Sydney River Hotspot paz44@live.ca
Individual Hotspots paz4tunnel@hotmail.ca
• Hants Hotspots smc.business@hotmail.com
o Windsor
o Mount Uniacke
o Lantz
• Lunenburg Hotspots
Urban-Centered Regions
• Kings East Hotspots
• Kings West-Annapolis East Hotspots
• Colchester Hotspots
• Antigonish Hotspots
Where We Can Go Next
• Questions Arising from


Potential Alternatives

Alternative strategies: collective bargaining agreements that are up for negotiation

List of pros and cons for each strategy: collective
bargaining agreements that are up for negotiation

Give a forecast of costs: collective bargaining agreements that are up for ne-
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Recommendations
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Give a summary of the expected results
Name the next steps to be taken
Delegate the various tasks


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