Metro Regina - January 31, 2013

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THUNDER ON
THE MOUNTAIN
DAY
4
WHEN WAGING WAR ON AVALANCHES, PARKS CANADA AND
Camera-ready Khloe
AVALANCHE WEEK THE ARMED FORCES CALL IN THE BIG GUNS — LITERALLY
PAGES 4 & 5 The Kardashian sister shares her makeup
secrets and her one must-carry item PAGE 13
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Think local
for labour,
report urges
Recommendations. The provincial govern- working to address the labour
ment has forecasted that the shortage.
Province’s economy will
province will require an addi- “This (report) really com-
suffer without action tional 60,000 new workers by plements the government’s
on labour shortage, 2020. overall approach to address-
Included in the report are ing the province’s overall
economist says recommendations like accel- labour needs,” said Rupen
erating changes to the prov- Pandya, assistant deputy min-
ince’s post-secondary system ister in the labour market
in order to focus on programs development division of the
JEFF
that align with labour de- provincial Ministry of Econ-
MACKEY
mand and recognizing that omy.
[email protected] the use of foreign temporary “The provincial growth
workers is not a suitable long- strategy that was laid out by
According to a new report, term solution to the shortage. the premier in October lays
Saskatchewan should stop He also recommended out a comprehensive plan for
relying on temporary for- measures such as holding off addressing employment and
eign workers to address the on infrastructure spending education gaps, which are
province’s labour shortage when the economy is boom- meant to address the labour
and should instead focus on ing and instead focusing on shortage in the province.”
reforming its post-secondary public projects when the While the province should
education system. demand for labour is lower; be commended for its efforts
On Wednesday the Uni- pushing for people to com- on labour-force planning,
versity of Calgary’s School plete training in programs Emery said, action on specific
of Public Policy released a like apprenticeships; and fo- recommendations outlined
report on Saskatchewan’s cusing on attracting young in his report is needed to
labour shortage. The report, and underemployed males to avoid negative re-
authored by economics pro- join the workforce. percussions for the
fessor Herb Emery, includes The provincial govern- province.
recommendations on how to ment said it was still re-
better avoid an economically viewing the report, but that Follow Jeff Mackey on
Do you believe in damaging labour shortage. the government is already Twitter @MetroJeffMackey
BLACKBERRY MAGIC? Into the ‘So-called Ghomeshi’s

Dragons’ Den hunger strike’ wonder years
Crochet hats for Barbie, a Two Tory politicians had The TV personality and
business barter website: No some less-than-kind words for musician tells Metro about
BlackBerry, formerly Research In Motion, chief executive officer Thorsten Heins shows off one of the Waterloo, Ont., idea is too small or too big Attawapiskat Chief Theresa his ‘not cool’ adolescence
company’s new BlackBerry 10 smartphones launched on Wednesday in New York City. The new smartphone and for Reginans auditioning to Spence and the Idle No More ahead of his book-tour stop
mobile-operating system was released in six cities. Story, page 6. MARIO TAMA/GETTY IMAGES be on the hit CBC show PAGE 2 movement at a fundraiser PAGE 3 in Regina this Friday PAGE 9
02 NEWS metronews.ca
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Local entrepreneurs vie
for spots on Dragons’ Den
What’s the big idea?
S Producers looking for
passion, confi dence
W
ALYSSA
MCDONALD
[email protected]
A brave lot of Saskatchewan
entrepreneurs are ready and
willing to face the fire: they
E are auditioning for a spot on
Dragons’ Den.
An older woman opens up
a suitcase and reveals crochet
hats for Barbie dolls; another
N women sits memorizing her
pitch for her office-manage-
ment service firm; three busi-
ness partners look confident
in the pitch for their business-
exchange website.
They all have different busi-
ness models and products, but
all have the same goal of pitch- From right, Dave Limacher, Hao Tran and Russ Conly pitch their barter website business Frugal Swap to CBC Dragons’ Den producers on Wednesday at the Delta.
ing their idea on CBC’s Drag- ALYSSA MCDONALD/METRO
ons’ Den to get national ex-
posure of their product, and to factures garment bags for dan- business or idea. Western Canadian businesses
gain capital investment from cers out of Moose Jaw. “We are looking for people have done well on Dragons’ 2Pitc3hes
the Dragons — five Canadian Before getting to the Den, who really believe in their Den and mentioned she was
entrepreneurial powerhouses. all must first impress two pro- business — it’s not about what the associate producer when
“We need some more in- ducers in the next room. stage of the business they are Regina-based business Ten
vestment. If you go to look at Associate producer Priscilla in — whether it’s an idea or Tree auditioned for the show
my website, you’ll go, ‘look, Sreedharan says they are look- something they have been before scoring a deal with the Producers from the Dragon’s Den saw 23
you built it yourself,’” Laura ing for people who know their working on for 15 years,” said Dragons in a May 2012 epi- pitches on Wednesday. The two producers
Lee Hart said about her busi- numbers and, most important- Sreedharan. sode. Auditions will be held in see candidates before sending them on
ness, ShowBagz, which manu- ly, are passionate about their Sreedharan says many Saskatoon on Feb. 1. to the Den.
SaskTel launching new data network
SaskTel is launching a new “Within two years, we “The applications you are
network, making data down- anticipate voice will go com- starting to see out there are
loads faster than ever before. pletely data, so voice would starting to become much
The new network will have be like a voice application more data intensive … We are
roughly a third more speed on your wireless phone, and going to need more speed and
than other providers and while everything will be data. You more capacity and that is real-
there are similar networks in won’t be buying minutes any- ly what 4G LTE is all about,”
other parts of Canada through more, you’ll simply be buying said Styles.
other providers, the 4G LTE data,” said Styles. The 4G LTE will be available
network will be the only one Styles said the network will in Regina and Saskatoon, in-
of its kind in Saskatchewan. be fast enough to get HD video cluding bedroom communities,
The new 4G LTE network on phone with no problem, starting Jan. 31 with plans to
will be entirely a data net- unlike other systems which re- expand to other cities through-
work, with voice service still quire buffering. During 2012, out 2013. The new service will
going through the current 4G the amount of data that Sask- be available for a number of dif-
networks. SaskTel CEO and Tel managed on their network ferent Smartphones, including
president Ron Styles says this doubled, which is why SaskTel the newly released BlackBerry
Don McMorris, the provincial minister responsible for SaskTel, says it’s decision was made looking to invested $44 million into the 10, which will be available at
important to keep up with the technology that is available around the the future of telecommunica- infrastructure of the new net- SaskTel starting Feb. 5.
world. ALYSSA MCDONALD/METRO tions. work. ALYSSA MCDONALD/METRO
Latest research Antitrust cases Energy use
Using data collected compared to last year.
at the Canadian Light The Crown company says
Discovery to Fertilizer makers Natural gas
Source, researchers from as a result, a new consump-
help battle viral McGill University and the settle lawsuit consumption rises tion record could be set this
Austrian Research Centre week.
infections for Molecular Medicine Fertilizer producers during cold snap Spokesman Dave Bu-
have discovered the Potash Corp. of Sas- rdeniuk says another factor
The University of Saskatch- blueprint behind the IFIT katchewan, Mosaic Co. A cold snap has people in driving the gas meters is
ewan’s Canadian Light protein, a protein that may and Agrium Inc. have Saskatchewan cranking the the growth of business and
Source synchrotron has prevent certain types of settled antitrust lawsuits thermostat and driving up industry in the province.
played an important part viruses from spreading by in the United States, but natural gas consumption. SaskEnergy has seen more
in a discovery that could inhibiting replication of deny they did anything SaskEnergy says customers than 7,200 new customers
help scientists battle viral the virus’ genetic code. wrong. are using 20 per cent more in the last year alone.
infections. THE CANADIAN PRESS THE CANADIAN PRESS gas this winter when THE CANADIAN PRESS/CJME
metronews.ca NEWS 03
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Alabama gunman kills bus driver,
seizes 6-year-old boy, police say
Hostage standoff. Online
Man took boy to
underground hideout For the latest updates
on the Alabama
standoff, visit
A gunman holed up in a bunker metronews.ca
with a 6-year-old hostage kept
law officers at bay Wednesday
in an all-night, all-day standoff situation,” said Michael Senn, a
that began when he killed a pastor who helped comfort the
school bus driver and dragged traumatized children after the
the boy away, authorities said. attack.
SWAT teams took up pos- About 50 vehicles from fed-
itions around the gunman’s eral, state and local agencies
rural property and police nego- were clustered at the end of
tiators tried to win the kinder- a dirt road near where Dykes
gartner’s safe release. lived in a small travel trailer.
Sheriff Wally Olson said in Nearby homes were evacuated
a brief statement Wednesday after authorities found what
evening that negotiators con- was believed to be a bomb on
tinued talking to the suspect his property.
and “at this time we have no State Rep. Steve Clouse,
reason to believe that the child Law enforcement personnel set up a checkpoint Wednesday in Midland City, Ala., near the home where a school-bus shooting suspect was barricaded in a bunker who met with authorities and
has been harmed.” with a child hostage. The incident is yet another in a string of U.S. gun violence that has sparked a national debate. JAY HARE, THE DOTHAN EAGLE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS visited the boy’s family, said
The gunman, identified the bunker had food and elec-
by neighbours as Jimmy Lee threatened to shoot children morning to answer charges he noon, after a gunman boarded to hand over a 6-year-old child. tricity, and the youngster was
Dykes, a 65-year-old retired for setting foot on his property shot at his neighbours in a dis- a stopped school bus filled with The gunman then took the boy watching TV. He said law en-
truck driver, was known and patrolled his yard at night pute last month over a speed children in the town of Mid- away. forcement authorities were
around the neighbourhood as a with a flashlight and a shotgun. bump. land City, population 2,300. “As far as we know there communicating with the gun-
menacing figure who once beat He had been scheduled to The standoff along a red dirt The sheriff said the man shot is no relation at all. He just man, but he had no details on
a dog to death with a lead pipe, appear in court Wednesday road began on Tuesday after- the bus driver when he refused wanted a child for a hostage how. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Residential schools
Chief Spence the butt Insemination mix-up.
Judge tells feds to
Doctor could lose licence
hand over records
of insults at Tory over alleged misconduct
The federal government
is obliged to turn over its
archival records on Indian
residential schools to the An Ottawa fertility doctor women’s lawyer nor Barwin’s
fundraising dinner Truth and Reconciliation faces a disciplinary hearing lawyer could discuss the terms.
Commission, an Ontario Thursday over allegations he Barwin was invested in the
court decided Wednesday. artificially inseminated three Order of Canada in 1997 for his
In his decision, Justice women with the wrong sperm. “profound impact on both the
Stephen Goudge said the Dr. Bernard Norman Bar- biological and psycho-social as-
In bad taste? Brazeau, peau told the crowd he too had obligation to provide the win, a celebrated gynecolo- pects of women’s reproductive
gone to see Spence. materials is clear from the gist, could lose his licence if health.”
Galipeau blast hunger Galipeau said he was al- settlement agreement that the College of Physicians and He founded the non-profit,
striker, Idle No More lowed into Spence’s tent on established the commis- Surgeons of Ontario discipline pro-choice organization Can-
movement Boxing Day because he wasn’t sion. THE CANADIAN PRESS panel finds he committed mis- adians for Choice, which gives
recognized. At that point, Spen- conduct. He agreed last year to away an annual Dr. Norman
ce, who consumed only liquids Phoenix shooting stop the practice of insemina- Barwin Scholarship to a gradu-
during her protest, was 15 days tion after the college filed its ate student studying sexual
into her 44-day fast, which she notice of hearing. health and reproductive rights.
Alleged killer
Two members of Stephen ended last Thursday. The medical college alleges If the College of Physicians
Harper’s Conservative caucus “I stood in the circle around still on the loose that three of Barwin’s patients and Surgeons’ disciplinary
— an elected MP and a sen- Chief Spence,” Galipeau said. “I discovered their children panel finds Barwin committed
ator — publicly disparaged noticed that manicure of hers. Police searched Wednes- aren’t biologically related to professional misconduct or is
the Idle No More movement I tell you Anne can’t afford it,” day for a 70-year-old man their husband or, in one case, incompetent, it can revoke or
and Attawapiskat Chief Ther- he said, referring to his wife. suspected in an office shoot- the patient’s chosen donor. suspend his licence, impose
esa Spence at a fundraising “Most people in Idle No More ing that left one dead and Two women with the same certain restrictions, reprimand
dinner for a provincial candi- are my skin colour and about two wounded in Arizona’s allegations sued Barwin a few him, order him to pay a fine or
date Tuesday. my age. It reminded me of the largest city, saying he is years ago. The lawsuits were re- a combination of those sanc-
Sen. Patrick Brazeau re- 1960s and 1970s flower people “armed and dangerous.” solved last year, but neither the tions. THE CANADIAN PRESS
ferred to Spence’s “so-called Attawapiskat Chief Theresa Spence who are now organizers for the As police searched for
hunger strike” in addressing after ending her hunger strike on Jan. NDP in Ottawa Centre. They are the shooter, SWAT teams
about 80 people at a Legion 24. Spence was ridiculed by two Tory the same people I saw in the Oc- and two armoured vehicles Joel Hunter
hall in the Ottawa suburb of Or- politicians at a recent fundraiser. cupy movement the previous surrounded his house,
leans, and mocked her physical SEAN KILPATRICK/THE CANADIAN PRESS summer.” about 11 kilometres from
shape. “I was sick two weeks “Whether it’s Idle No More the shooting scene in Phoe- Real Service,
ago,” Brazeau said. “I had the port their methods. “They don’t or Occupy or the pots and pans nix. Police served a search
Real Solutions,
flu and I lost five pounds. stand for anything,” he said. in Quebec, the labour move- warrant to enter the home.
“I look at Miss Spence, when “I, as an Algonquin person, ment can’t finance those things America’s latest public Real Estate
she started her hunger strike, am living proof that no one will anymore because we’ve passed shooting came on the same
and now?” he added as a voice colonize me.” legislation to shine the light of day Congress took up the
in the hall called out, “She’s fat- After Brazeau spoke about day on that,” said the MP. The issue of gun control for the 537.8891
ter,” which drew laughter from being turned away Dec. 24 Conservatives passed a bill first time since the Con-
much of the audience. when he tried to visit Victoria in December to force labour necticut school shooting
Brazeau said though Idle No Island, where Spence was con- unions to make full details of left 20 young children dead. [email protected]
More has put aboriginal issues ducting her hunger protest, their finances and spending THE ASSOCIATED PRESS @joelhhunter #reginarealestate
in the news, he does not sup- Ottawa-Orleans MP Royal Gali- public. TORSTAR NEWS SERVICE ®
04 AVALANCHE WEEK metronews.ca
Thursday, January 31, 2013
BRINGING IN THE BIG

Army targets safety
Canada’s armed forces are
waging war on avalanches.
There’s no messing around
where one of the world’s ava-
lanche hotspots intersects
with a transportation corridor
connecting British Columbia
to the rest of the country.
As the Trans-Canada High-
way and Canadian Pacific Rail-
way work their way through
the Selkirk Mountains, they
enter a hazardous 40-kilo-
metre stretch at Rogers Pass
in Glacier National Park in
B.C. The scenic route features
no less than 138 known ava-
lanche paths above the high- Department of National Defence forces cover their ears while sending blasts
way. to safely trigger an avalanche. PARKS CANADA
To keep the public safe,
Parks Canada — along with (which sees approximately Howitzer facts
the Department of National 4,000 vehicles
Defence — has stood at the daily).
ready since 1962, working “We oper- The gun is used an average of
24-7 with a variety of ava- ate the world’s 20 times each winter and can
lanche-control tools. largest mobile strike at 270 targets from 17
And, when needed, they avalanche control gun positions.
bring out the big gun: a program. The how-
105-mm howitzer can- itzer can be deployed
non that launches any time, day or night. of winter-restricted areas that
pre-emptive artillery Even in the middle of a are closed.
strikes that trigger snow storm,” explains Jeff The operation is a sight to
slides well before Goodrich, senior avalanche behold — not to mention hear
they’ve built forecaster at Parks Canada. — and extremely effective.
up to a point In order to keep the public “If you look at our 51 years
that threat- safe during the blasts, traffic running the program, we’ve
ens the along the highway is closed had no fatalities (involving
highway in both directions and back- the travelling public),” says
country users with winter Goodrich. “It’s a highly dili-
permits in Glacier National gent program.”
Park are notified to stay out MATT KIELTYKA/METRO IN VANCOUVER
Initiation into the wild
Staying safe in Mother Nature’s shovel is just like having a seat-
wicked winter wonderland is belt or an airbag in your car.”
an art and science. Grant says more people are
Knowing how to use surviv- taking the course as a “door-
al gear, being able to identify opener” to the backcountry.
and traverse terrain and learn- It was an easy choice for
ing about snow science are all Steve Roberts and his girlfriend.
crucial for avoiding disaster. “We’ve been resort skiers
That’s where Avalanche for a long time now and we’re
Skills Training (AST) courses looking to go into the back-
come in. country,” Roberts says after
“The statistics for surviving a stressful avalanche rescue
avalanches are very grim, so it’s simulation. “You can read ... but
definitely a safety move,” says John Bardsley, left, and Steve Roberts until you start doing it yourself,
John Grant, an AST instructor at an Avalanche Skills Training course. you have no idea.
JENNIFER GAUTHIER/METRO IN VANCOUVER “When it comes to deci-
Exclusively online sion making ... things can get
with Vancouver’s Canada West complicated and you can get
Mountain School. excited, so it’s really important
Weekend courses at the to have that base knowledge.”
school take students through The course is just an intro-
a full day of classroom study duction to the backcountry.
before putting their newfound Practice with gear and real-
knowledge to the test in the world experience are also vital.
backcountry. “This is just the start,” says
JENNIFER GAUTHIER/ The Canadian Avalanche Karin Hung after a field day
METRO IN VANCOUVER Centre (CAC) — which sets the with her AST1 class. “There
What you pack could criteria for public AST courses are so many high-profile stor-
save your life. Find the — says about 7,000 people took ies about people making the
“holy trinity” of a course last year. wrong decisions, I think it’s im-
survival gear at “To go into the mountains portant to get informed.”
metronews.ca/ in the winter, you just need to A full list of CAC-certi-
safetykit. have the gear,” says CAC fore- fied courses can be found
cast co-ordinator Ilya Storm. at avalanche.ca.
“Having a beacon, probe, MATT KIELTYKA/METRO IN VANCOUVER When it comes to protecting the Trans-Canada Highway and the Canadian Pacific Railway from avalanches in Rogers Pass, Parks Canada
metronews.ca AVALANCHE WEEK 05
Thursday, January 31, 2013
GUNS
Ilya Storm, forecast co-ordinator at the Canadian Avalanche Centre, and his team are responsible for generating public avalanche bulletins from their headquarters
in Revelstoke, B.C. MATT KIELTYKA/METRO IN VANCOUVER
Forecasting risk
The watchers.
Blue skies spell trouble
Avalanche analysts
“This weekend we’ll have fewer avalanches, but
play critical role in
we’ll have blue skies, good riding conditions
preventing tragedy (meaning) more people will be out there.”
DAY
Ilya Storm, forecast co-ordinator for the Canadian Avalanche Centre, 4
who says human-triggered avalanches are most common during good weather.
MATT
KIELTYKA
Metro in Vancouver It can be a recipe for disas- we talk to people. Decision-
ter. making, drive and motivation
Hidden away in a nondescript “That’s where we run into are big factors and we bring
building in the heart of Revel- problems,” said Storm. “When that into play in our forecasts.” STAYING ALIVE
stoke’s quaint snow globe- the risk is extreme, it’s an easy The CAC was established
esque downtown is the na- decision to make … you stay in 2004 in the aftermath of a
Tomorrow: Moving On
tion’s avalanche nerve centre. home. This weekend, we’ll deadly, record-setting winter
Upstairs in a second-floor have fewer avalanches but that killed 29 people the year Justin Trudeau on the loss
office, terrain maps litter the we’ll have blue skies, good rid- before. of his brother Michel in a
central room. ing conditions so more people Analysts glean information 1998 avalanche.
Known avalanches are plot- will be out there. And when coming in from virtually every
ted on a map of British Colum- you see other people riding private and public operator in
bia regions on a wall. hard, it’s tempting to go out Western Canada — shared by ments that provide essential
Three forecasters, eying up and push it a bit more.” professionals through the Can- information on conditions
two computer screens each, In terms of human-triggered adian Avalanche Association’s and avalanche terrain for any-
compile weather and snow- fatal avalanches, weekends like Information Exchange (InfoEX) one venturing into the back-
pack information, frantically that are the most dangerous, so system — to create its public country.
put together public avalanche Storm and his team are getting forecasts. In the 2011-2012 season, the
forecasts and send out localized the message out through bul- Each day, the team — which CAC received 1,413,230 bul-
bulletins — all while handling letins and the media. includes forecasters in satellite letin requests.
a rush of media interviews. “Half of our job is the fore- offices — creates daily forecasts Storm sees the bulletins as a
Welcome to the Canadian casting, the technical analy- for 12 regions. critical public service.
Avalanche Centre (CAC). sis and the science of it,” says Once a week, they’ll create a “The outdoors is part of
“It gets busy on days like Storm. “The other half is effect- long-term forecast. what we sell to people,” he
these,” said Ilya Storm, the ive communications and how They’re customized docu- said. “As a society, (forecasts
CAC’s forecast co-ordinator, in and avalanche education are)
an interview earlier this month something we should support.
after snowstorms hammered It can serve people well.”
the mountainous regions in The members of the Can-
southeast British Columbia. adian Avalanche Centre know
The avalanche danger has this better than most.
been “extreme” during the It’s what keeps them going
storms. through those busy days.
But the coming weekend “We are all avid recreation-
calls for blue skies, which ists, we love getting out into
means skiers, sledders and the mountains. I think most
snowshoers will be heading people here have some kind of
to the backcountry en masse a sad story,” said Storm. “That’s
to take advantage of the fresh why it feels like good work.
snow as the danger level is We’re all trying to prevent the
downgraded in most regions to The North American avalanche danger scale, developed by Parks Canada, is next tragedy because we’ve all
and the Department of National Defence bring out a 105-mm Howitzer. PARKS CANADA “considerable.” now used throughout the world. CONTRIBUTED been touched by avalanches.”
06 metronews.ca
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Let your savings
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new year too.
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SPACE TRAVEL IS ALL
Wintry bubble bath
ABOUT MONKEYING
AROUND
Have you noticed how laissez-faire
HE coverage of space exploration is
SAYS...
John Mazerolle these days? I’m excited about how
metronews.ca dull outer space is getting.
There’s a Canadian in orbit
and we’re focusing on his Twitter
feed and his guitar playing. Meanwhile, Iran sent a monkey into
space and it only got equal coverage (maybe) with a monkey in
an Ikea parking lot. If Iran wanted attention, they should have
dressed it in an adorable shearling spacesuit.
I’m not lamenting this lack of excitement, I think it’s amaz-
ing and wonderful that we’ve gotten used to it. I like to think it
means we’ve accepted it as our destiny, rather than gotten bored
with it.
To understand how we got here (or there), here’s a completely
accurate timeline of human space exploration.
1949: The U.S. sends a monkey into space. Harry S. Truman
delivers a triumphant message to the world that reads, in part,
“Top that, future Iranian theocracy.”
1956-1957: Russia launches Sputnik I and Sputnik II: Electric
Boogaloo into space, the latter with the dog Laika on board. The
dog dies, giving the U.S.S.R. valuable Cold War information about
the need to feed your dog in space.
1958: Soviet spacecraft Zond 5 is thought to be the first ves-
sel to orbit the moon, though we now realize the craft actually
orbited an American television studio in Nevada.
1961: Astronaut Alan Shepard becomes the first person that
matters, or “American,” in space.
1955-1971: The Soviet Union has the first satellite, spacecraft,
human in space, woman in space, spacewalk, lunar rover and
space station, but, as history teaches us, the U.S. is the winner
of the space race because they were the first country to use the
moon for golf.
1962: John Glenn becomes the first American to orbit Earth.
He sees the Earth as it really is, a fragile home of one unified spe-
cies, and is told that if he shares those feelings with anyone he
will be executed for treason.
1972: Eugene Cernan and Harrison “Jack” Schmitt are the
last men to walk on the moon, and are loved forever, as can be CHIP PHILLIPS/REX FEATURES
proven by the fact that you have no need to look up whether Ice photography Ice bubbles Expedition experience Photographer’s view
those are their real names or just a couple of names I made up.
1976: America’s Viking 2 finds the first possible signs of life
on Mars — chewed cigar ends, two open condom wrappers and a Surreal bubbles (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:61)(cid:292)(cid:251)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:255)(cid:221)(cid:3)(cid:273)(cid:209)(cid:302)(cid:302)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:3)(cid:279)(cid:274)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3) ‘My forehead was “You
sink full of dirty dishes. frozen in icy lake (cid:268)(cid:209)(cid:266)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:220)(cid:229)(cid:225)(cid:3)(cid:292)(cid:229)(cid:268)(cid:229)(cid:209)(cid:296)(cid:229)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:273)(cid:229)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:229)(cid:3) bleeding a little’ have to
1981: The Canadarm is sent into orbit, the first limb of the (cid:251)(cid:209)(cid:296)(cid:550)(cid:3)(cid:315)(cid:254)(cid:255)(cid:221)(cid:254)(cid:3)(cid:238)(cid:292)(cid:229)(cid:229)(cid:320)(cid:229)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:209)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:255)(cid:302)(cid:3) walk
action hero Cana-dar. When the final piece, the Canabdomen, is Eerie, painterly and al- (cid:221)(cid:279)(cid:273)(cid:229)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:305)(cid:289)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:279)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:296)(cid:305)(cid:292)(cid:238)(cid:209)(cid:221)(cid:229)(cid:553)(cid:3) Judging by the photog-
sent into orbit next year, the SuperRobot will rule the world from most supernatural, these (cid:56)(cid:279)(cid:292)(cid:273)(cid:209)(cid:268)(cid:268)(cid:317)(cid:550)(cid:3)(cid:273)(cid:229)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:305)(cid:292)(cid:274)(cid:296)(cid:3) rapher’s experience, this out on
space, and kick some Canadass. bubbles are in fact a real (cid:255)(cid:274)(cid:302)(cid:279)(cid:3)(cid:221)(cid:209)(cid:292)(cid:220)(cid:279)(cid:274)(cid:3)(cid:225)(cid:255)(cid:279)(cid:316)(cid:255)(cid:225)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:220)(cid:229)(cid:238)(cid:279)(cid:292)(cid:229)(cid:3) photography is not without the ice
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ary sleeper ship Botany Bay out of the solar system. This stunning photo- “I use crampons to avoid
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unbelievably eloquent and experienced pilot-musician who can frozen bubbles trapped (cid:305)(cid:289)(cid:3)(cid:220)(cid:229)(cid:268)(cid:279)(cid:315)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:238)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:320)(cid:229)(cid:274)(cid:3)(cid:268)(cid:209)(cid:266)(cid:229)(cid:3) first trips to the lake, a giant bubbles, the icy
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moustache no problem — is launched into space by a bunch of in Alberta. Located at (cid:221)(cid:279)(cid:268)(cid:225)(cid:229)(cid:292)(cid:553) ling down, picked me up
guys who were feeling insecure whenever he was around. the foot of the Rocky and threw me back on the centimetres deep.”
2013: Iran sends a monkey into space. The mission is con- Mountains on the North (cid:580)(cid:3) (cid:78)(cid:302)(cid:209)(cid:221)(cid:266)(cid:296)(cid:3)(cid:279)(cid:238)(cid:3)(cid:238)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:320)(cid:229)(cid:274)(cid:3)(cid:220)(cid:305)(cid:220)(cid:220)(cid:268)(cid:229)(cid:296)(cid:3) ice,” said Chip Phillips, the Chip Phillips, 40, photographer from
sidered a failure when the monkey’s guitar playing is mediocre Saskatchewan River, the (cid:209)(cid:292)(cid:229)(cid:3)(cid:292)(cid:229)(cid:273)(cid:255)(cid:274)(cid:255)(cid:296)(cid:221)(cid:229)(cid:274)(cid:302)(cid:3)(cid:279)(cid:238)(cid:3)(cid:296)(cid:268)(cid:209)(cid:220)(cid:296)(cid:3) photographer. “My forehead Spokane, Wash.
at best and his tweets are nothing more than repeated requests rare phenomenon occurs (cid:279)(cid:238)(cid:3)(cid:292)(cid:279)(cid:221)(cid:266)(cid:3)(cid:302)(cid:254)(cid:209)(cid:302)(cid:3)(cid:238)(cid:279)(cid:292)(cid:273)(cid:3)(cid:314)(cid:279)(cid:268)(cid:221)(cid:209)(cid:274)(cid:255)(cid:221)(cid:3) was bleeding a little ... so I
for more bananas. each winter in the man- (cid:289)(cid:255)(cid:268)(cid:268)(cid:209)(cid:292)(cid:296)(cid:553) am very careful when I go
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Thursday, January 31, 2013
Jian’s take
on 1982
Uncool in Thornhill. logues, telling stories related S
CBC personality to the book but also to my life
and my current job, reflections
and musician is in
on that. And then I do a Q & A.”
Saskatchewan this “Hopefully I get people
laughing, by which I mean C
weekend to talk about
laughing at me.”
his awkward youth It’s of course easier to laugh
at yourself and those awkward
adolescent years when they are
followed by incredible profes- E
BACKSTAGE sional success.
PASS Ghomeshi played in the
Simon Hiatt band Moxy Fruvous and con-
[email protected] tinues to write and produce
music. He’s had his interviews N
and essays published inter-
Jian Ghomeshi’s achievements nationally and has appeared on
as an activist, musician and television programs as diverse
broadcaster provide more than as CNN Today and Late Night
enough material to fill an inter- with Conan O’Brien.
esting book. But his greatest success has E
However, for his literary come as the co-creator and host
debut, 1982, he chose to focus of Q on CBC Radio One and
not on his successful careers as CBC TV. With all the demands,
an adult, but instead on grow- it’s hard to believe he found the
ing up an awkward teenager time to write a book, let alone
trying to fit in with the cool head out on tour. “The show is
kids in Thornhill, Ont. quite demanding, and I’m not
“I was definitely not cool,” complaining about that, I love
Ghomeshi said in a telephone it. But it is hard to do anything
interview from Fredericton, else, so for the year I was writ-
N.B. ing, there wasn’t a lot of social
The story is told through a life.”
series of chapters, each bearing
the names of popular songs of Argo
the era which relate to his ado-
lescent experiences. He says he
chose to write a book because Although Ghomeshi will like-
it seemed like an interesting ly be following the Academy
challenge. Awards closely next month,
“Writing a book always there is one contender he
seemed particularly daunting, won’t be rooting for. He
where do you even start, how has been outspoken in his
do you do this? Even through- criticism of Argo, which is set
out the process I would doubt against the backdrop of the
myself and go ‘why does any- Iran hostage crisis. “People
one even care about this?’” love that movie so much and
Despite those initial doubts, my point was ‘hey, it’s a great
1982 has been very well re- thriller, but it’s a very prob-
viewed and has become a Can- lematic, one-dimensional
adian bestseller. Now he’s con- depiction of Iranians. There
tinuing a tour he began last fall isn’t really one redeeming
with the book, which includes (Iranian) character in the fi lm.
stops in Regina and Saskatoon They’re pretty much all bark-
this weekend. ing mad crazy people.”
“(The show is) half mono- Jian Ghomeshi is bringing his show to Regina and Saskatoon this weekend. HANDOUT
FRI, FEB 1 SAT, FEB 2 SUN, FEB 3 MON, F
THE FIFTH
THE MATRIX ELEMENT
1:00PM 11:40AM GREMLINS
12:00PM
RAIDERS OF
THE LOST
ARK AN AMERICAN
2:10PM WEREWOLF IN
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& THE TEMPLE
OF DOOM
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& THE LAST
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A CLOCKWORK INDIANA ELEMENT
ORANGE JONES & THE 7:15PM
9:10PM KINGDOM OF
THE CRYSTAL
SKULL
9:30PM
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AN AMERICAN
VS
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VS
LONDON
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