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NEW GLASGOW – The Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs of New Glasgow are jointly hosting the annual MS Walk on Sunday at Glasgow Square.
Lynn Fleet, who is co-chairing the event with Katelyn Dykstra and Brian MacIntosh, says the clubs are looking forward to the event, which starts with check-in time at 10 a.m. and start time at 11 a.m. in an effort to eliminate the debilitating ailment called Multiple Sclerosis.
"We're all new to the club; this is our first year," Fleet said. "I'm loving it. I thought I knew what Kinsmen and Kinettes were about but it's so much more. I'm really looking forward to the day."
The walk will start and finish at Glasgow Square and utilize George Street Bridge and a portion of the Samson Trail.
It is among the Medavie Blue Cross MS Walk series that takes place in 14 communities across Atlantic Canada in May.
The walk is among many of the same type taking place on Sunday under the auspices of the MS Society of Canada.
It is the society's largest pledge-based fundraiser involving more than 60,000 participants and volunteers in more than 160 communities across Canada in the spring and early fall.
"There are usually 50 to 60 people participating at this location and more than 20 volunteers," Fleet said.
The funds raised at the walks are dedicated to supporting what the society considers groundbreaking, Canadian-led research as well as services and programs so that people affected by MS have the best quality of life possible until a cure is found.
It's an opportunity for people to recruit family members, friends and colleagues to join in the walk and to celebrate achievements made over the years.
"It's a great way to show your support," Fleet said. "Having this research will help people."
SCOTSBURN – Nolan Chisholm was among winners on Sunday during the annual Fitz of Fury bicycle races.
Chisholm crossed the finish line in 37 minutes, 22 seconds to win the Under-15 Division, completing two laps of the 5.-kilometre course up and down Fitzpatrick Mountain.
Among other local racers, Lyla Hahn won the girls' U-13 Division, while Tony Corbin and Tim Shea won their divisions.
Fitz of Fury was back to its customary spring date after poor weather last spring pushed the 2015 edition to the fall.
Numerous members of the Pictou County Cycling Bike Club, which is open to riders at least 10 years old who are interested in road or mountain biking.
Bikers get to go on weekly group rides and train for rides and races in Pictou County and elsewhere.
Pictou County Cycle owner and operator Clint Snell was among organizers of Sunday's races and helps out bikers with their fitness.
Bikers are preparing for the annual Granton Road race on June 26 that utilizes Granton and Abercrombie roads and the Trenton Connector.
ENFIELD – Cassius Clark is quickly making Scotia Speedworld his playground.
The Farmington, Maine native led all but four laps to take home the checkered flag in the Parts for Trucks Maritime Pro Stock Tour season opener, the Lucas Oil 100 on Saturday at Scotia Speedworld. Clark was the wheelman behind Pictou resident Rollie MacDonald's car.
"This is the way you want to start a season," said Clark. "The car was just really good from when we unloaded. We made a few small adjustments. We won our heat race and started up front, so we were able to run at our own pace."
He said his team had the car humming right off the hauler.
"It was really strong right out of the box," he said. "Andrew (Hicken) and the crew, Rollie getting us the stuff we need to go fast. It's an awesome team."
Greg Proude was pleased with the finishing position of his No. 29 entry.
"We're happy with it," said Proude. "The car was good."
The Springvale racer said a mistake may have cost him a shot at Clark and the win. Proude said the team won't be touching too much on the car before the second circuit race at Riverside International Speedway on June 11 in James River. The Ron MacGillivray 150 goes green at 6 p.m.
"I would have liked to have not made my mistake there early on with my brake pedal," he explained. "Thirty laps to go and the brake pedal went right to the floor because I was stupid and forgot to pump it.
"We got back from sixth place up to second. I think we might have had something for Cassius at the end. I'm pretty happy with it."
Terence Bay's Craig Slaunwhite said third place for his no. 99 team was almost like a win.
"It's a good way to get our season started points wise," said Slaunwhite. "I got up on the wheel and led a lap, which in the big picture is needed. I think it's a good start for our season."
Slaunwhite said he has his eyes on the big prize—the 2016 Pro Stock Tour championship. He admitted patience and picking the right spots will be vital to achieving that.
"You have to be very methodical when it comes to passing here," he said. "Our goal this year is thinking big picture. This year we have to get some strong finishes."
Rounding out the top five were Darren MacKinnon and defending series champion Donald Chisholm of Antigonish.
NEW GLASGOW – Members of Pictou County Safe Harbour are elated to welcome a second Syrian family to the area.
The group raised funds to bring the Almethyb family to New Glasgow this past winter and have been steadily working to bring family members of theirs here as well.
"The family coming are first cousins of the Almethybs," explains Sarah MacIntosh-Wiseman.
"They came to Canada through the government stream of refugee sponsorship in late January, early February to Hamilton, Ontario."
The family members haven't seen each other in five years and MacIntosh-Wiseman says they are very excited.
"The family is keen on moving here to Pictou County," she says. "They have heard about the services we have offered with settlement and language. With the government stream a caseworker is assigned to work with so many families, whereas we have more hands on the ground and more volunteers to help the families get to appointments. The (Nova Scotia Community College) has very generously donated the staff twice a week for five weeks to teach English language skills and Safe Harbour has other volunteers helping with language. The family coming has had no English training yet."
The family consists of seven children who range in age from three to 18.
As for where the family will stay, MacIntosh-Wiseman says they have a few leads but are open to anyone with a four-bedroom, two-bathroom property which they would be willing to rent out on the east side of New Glasgow.
"They have no means of transportation so we want them to be in walking distance to their family."
Having come from the government stream, the family has the bare minimum in terms of furniture and household items, but Safe Harbour has more than enough in storage.
"We won't have the financial responsibility with this family because they are government funded, but we will be helping with the transportation costs to get here and provide supports and resources."
The Almethybs have more family sitting in a refugee camp, but MacIntosh-Wiseman notes the sponsorship program has slowed considerably, leaving a 24- to 36-month wait to sponsor refugee families.
Once the family arrives and are provided with the amenities they require, Safe Harbour will be arranging to have those impacted by the Fort McMurray wild fires who have returned, to see what is available for the taking. Any remaining items will be distributed to families in need in the county.
"We'd like to see it be put to good use."
She says the arrival of the new family will have a large impact on the Almethyb family, providing an increased sense of home.
The family was scheduled to arrive on Tuesday and a welcoming reception was planned to take place at New Glasgow Academy. The community attended a welcome gathering at New Glasgow Academy Tuesday evening.
"We want to show them a true Pictou County welcome."
Bikes for Kids has also reached out to provide bicycles for the children.
PICTOU – Members of the Pictou County Mariners Swim Club swam laps to raise money for its work last Wednesday at the Pictou Fisheries Pool.
The two-hour event required swimmers to complete 200 lengths of the pool.
Age Group swimmers (older and stronger) actually did swim the 200 lengths, which equals five kilometres, in less than two hours. The other, younger, Nova Tech swimmers were divided up into teams of three or four and each team tried as a group to complete the 200 lengths.
The fund-raiser officially began on May 1 when 35 swimmers registered and started looking for sponsors. By the time the swim-a-thon began, the team had raised $5460.
There were two swimmers who raised more than $600.
The money will go towards equipment and some extra training for officials for local swim meets.
Mariners swimmers are preparing to compete at junior provincial championships in late June at Acadia University in Wolfville. Senior Provincials are the weekend of July 8.
The Age Group Long Course Development Meet is June 4 and 5. Mariners are also involved in the Tri-County meet with Antigonish and Port Hawkesbury on June 12.
The Nova Tech swimmers completed a meet in Port Hawkesbury.
Mariners swimmers are also competing at the East Coast Nationals.
At different times, in different ways, for different reasons, I've been asked the questions throughout my life.
How and why did I become so interested in sports before I even started school? Who or what was the influence on a kid so young? Where did that interest originate at a time when there was no television and the only thing on radio was news about the war.
My reply has always been the same.
My father, more than anyone else, more than anything I encountered, passed on his love of sports, perhaps intentionally, perhaps not intentionally.
I took the bait.
Dad, who owned a car dealership on Trenton Road, had three favourites: hockey, baseball and boxing.
Very early, I was tagging along.
He took me to many senior New Glasgow Bombers games at the old Arena Rink in downtown New Glasgow. To this day, I still have clouded thoughts about the 1943-44 season. I was just five years old.
I remember more about the next winter when the Bombers won the Maritime championship. That was the town's first tri-province winner in almost 40 years. It was pretty darn exciting for a six-year-old, particularly when players like Tiger Mackie and Buddy Sweet invited Dad and I into the dressing room afterwards.
During the summers back then, Dad took me to lots of baseball games, primarily in Stellarton, and sometimes out in Westville, when the two county teams played in the Central League, the forerunner to the Halifax and District League. I was nine and 10 then.
No, I wasn't born when the great Babe Ruth made an appearance in Westville, hitting a number of home runs to the delight of the crowd. But I knew all about it before I even got to grade one.
Just after the war, father and son were a tandem going to boxing matches, watching the likes of Keith, Percy and Sparky Paris, Bearcat Jackson, and Spinny Wright, the town's police chief. The first occasions I sat at ringside I was seven and eight. I think I liked the sound of the bell the most.
In 1947, when Dad's garage burned to the ground, taking part of the curling club with it, he had a small building erected across the street. When his new garage opened, he allowed pro boxer-policeman Freddy Wilson to use the temporary structure for a gym. The rent? "Teach my son to defend himself," Dad told him. I never boxed in front of a crowd, but I worked out with Freddy for quite a while.
The rest is history, my newspaper career now into its 63rd year.
The parental influence Dad had on me – a deep and lasting passion for sports – had nothing to do with athletic endeavours during his teenage years. He had missed that part of his life, like so many young men of his generation.
Dad was 15 when the First World War broke out.
He wanted to go overseas from the very beginning. He tried to sign up in New Glasgow, but being from a prominent family, everyone knew him – and his age.
So he went off to Halifax, "suggested" to recruiters that he was 16 and, with no questions asked, he enlisted in the 36th Battery of the Canadian Field Artillery. After a posting at the Royal Military College, he became a second lieutenant, taking courses in aeronautics, navigation, artillery observation, bombing and light machine gun engagement of air targets.
He was sent overseas where he was made a pilot in the Royal Flying Corps. He piloted a bomber in night bombing raids – still only 15. One night, returning from raids, he flew into heavy fog near Dover – yes, the infamous White Cliffs of Dover – and crashed. He woke up in a British hospital. Just a few weeks later, he was back on duty, continuing bombing raids until the war ended.
Dad, like many veterans, never talked about the war and, from my earliest years, all I can remember was that we had to be very quiet at home when newscasts about the Second World War were on the radio. When that war ended in 1945, a six-year-old was reported to have shouted, "Hurray, no more news."
While he never discussed his war experiences, Dad had two scrapbooks, now very yellowed and delicate to handle. They are filled with photos he took while overseas. Photos of men he served with. Photos of planes they flew. Photos of numerous plane wrecks and overturned planes. Photos of other landmarks in Britain.
Sure, we were allowed to look through the scrapbooks as much as we wanted, but he wouldn't talk about the stories behind the men and the planes in the photos. It was like a great big secret that would remain hidden forever.
He obviously spent considerable time putting the scrapbooks together. Each photo has an identification – printed neatly and obviously with a fountain pen. The only regret – the photos of airmen and others are accompanied by last names only.
Dad died 47 years after his war service ended. Later, as we went through his belongings, I found an old camera in his dresser, buried under clothes, maybe purposely hidden and forgotten.
I took the camera to Waldren's Studio in New Glasgow where John Skinner took me into the dark room to open the camera. To our surprise, there was still an old film in it. John developed it and – an even bigger surprise – the negatives were still clear enough to see images of damaged planes. Yes, photos taken almost 50 years earlier!
We always knew Dad didn't want to pass on his wartime experiences, or even tell us what it was like "over there."
But he sure did a bang-up job instilling his young son with a passion for hockey, baseball, boxing and other sports.
Thank goodness he did.
TRENTON – Dave MacLennan is still king of the road in Trenton.
The legendary Scotsburn distance runner was overall winner of the five-mile race in a time of 29 minutes, 39 seconds to cap the 2016 Joe Earle Memorial Day races on Victoria Day.
MacLennan was in the head pack from the starting line at Scotia Park and made his move returning downhill on Park Street to pull away from runner-up Peter Corbin.
"I had you in my sites and I said I gotta go," MacLennan said to Corbin after the race.
Walter Linthorne was third, while Dave Hood and Raymond rounded out the top five.
Breanna Sandluck was the first overall female finisher.
Scott Langille was sixth after taking the initial lead.
MacLennan's exploits followed his fifth place finish in 2:52:01 on Sunday during the annual Blue Nose Marathon in Halifax.
A total of 427 runners registered for the races in Trenton, while Mayor Glen MacKinnon noted the 90 runners aged four or younger.
"That says volumes for the future of the races in Trenton," he said.
With only light rain overnight and a cool, overcast morning, few could recall more ideal running conditions for the annual races.
Three of those in the five-mile race came from East Pictou and walked the distance. Karen LeBlanc and Faye Kinney finished in an hour and eight minutes, while Jean Anderson finished in an hour and 12 minutes.
It was Cindy MacKinnon Day in honour of the long-time community and sports volunteer throughout Pictou County.
Next year will be Edwina Palmer Day.
Baxter MacArthur Memorial, Open Men's Mile
First: Peter Corbin, New Glasgow 4:43 Second: Scott Langille, New Glasgow 4:58 Third: John Helpard, Victoria, B.C. 5:03
Hartling Family Memorial Open Mile Girls 15 and Under
First: Siona Chisholm, Antigonish 5:19 Second: Allie Sandluck, MacPherson's Mills 5:20 Third: Emma Cameron, Antigonish 5:21
Gloria Clark Memorial Open Mile Women
First: Breanna Sandluck, MacPherson's Mills 5:19 Second: Kali Caulier, Bedford 6:07 Third: Kim Perrin, New Glasgow 9:01
Carl MacDougall Memorial One Mile Boys 15 and Under
First: Ethan MacDonald, New Glasgow 4:59 Second: Liam Chisholm, New Glasgow 5:32 Third: Logan Bennett, Thorburn 5:39
Jesse Smith Memorial 1/8 Mile boys and girls two and under
First: Maci MacDonald, Little Harbour Second: Hunter Hoagland, Hatchet Lake Third: Jordan Paris, New Glasgow
The Boyles Memorial 1/8 Mile 4 and Under Boys
First: Lucas Artibello, Antigonish Second: Jaxan MacDonald, Little Harbour Third: Jamie Watters, New Glasgow
The Elda Earle Memorial 1/8 Mile 4 and Under Girls
First: Bella Landry, Oromocto, N.B. Second: Kayla Hale, Westville Third: Ellie Rex, Westville
Donald Gabby MacDonald Memorial 1/4 Mile Boys 6 and Under
First: Tanner Hayden, New Glasgow 1:20 Second: Grady Cohen, New Glasgow 1:26 Third: Gavin MacDonald, Pictou 1:32
Mackie Jenkins Memorial 1/4 Mile Girls 6 and Under
First: Danika Gillis, Kenzieville 1:53 Second: Lexi MacIntyre, Westville 1:55 Third: Ashtyn MacHattie, Thorburn 1:57
Bobby Gill Memorial 1/2 Mile Boys 7 Years
First: Issac Boudreau, New Glasgow 3:22 Second: Josh Wood, New Glasgow 3:23 Third: Ryan Henderson, Pictou 3:43
The Cromwell Memorial 1/2 Mile Girls 7 Years
First: Chloe Ferguson, Westville 3:44 Second: Katelyn Haynes, Westville 3:54 Third: Leah Haynes, Westville 3:55
Paul MacDonald Memorial 1/2 Mile Boys 8 Years
First: Will Delorey, Monastery 3:17 Second: Brayden Linthorne, Stellarton 3:46 Third: Luke Burns, Stellarton 3:47
William Tanner Memorial 1/2 Mile Girls 8 Years
First: Amelia MacCallum, Fraser's Mountain 3:18 Second: Avery Cohen, New Glasgow 3:45 Third: Mya Ress, Trenton 3:46
The MacNeil Family Memorial 1/2 Mile Girls 9 Years
First: Kylea Bennett, New Glasgow 3:25 Second: Anna Kennaley, Bridgeville 3:27 Third: Rihanna MacKay, New Glasgow 3:32
Johnny Cooke Memorial 1/2 Mile Boys 9 Years
First: Kysac MacDonald, Halifax 3:02 Second: Mac Wallace, New Glasgow 3:14 Third: Austin Earle, New Glasgow 3:17
Burton Luddington Memorial 1/2 Mile Girls 10 Years
First: Mya Artibello, Antigonish 3:13 Second: Jesse Cameron, Antigonish 3:21 Third: Natasha Hahn, Pictou 3:25
Charlie Stevens Memorial 1/2 Mile Boys 10 Years
First: Nick Delorey, Monastery 2:58 Second: Lucas MacDonald, Stellarton 3:00 Third: Jake Henderson, Pictou 3:02
Andre Roussey Memorial 1/2 Mile Girls 11-12 Years
First: Cara MacDonald, New Glasgow 2:44 Second: Siona Chisholm, Antigonish 2:50 Third: Emily MacDonald, Antigonish 2:53
Jock Wilson Stevens Memorial 1/2 Mile Boys 11-12 Years
First: Conrad Robertson, New Glasgow 2:59 Second: Jack Noftall, New Glasgow 3:00 Third: Lance Horton, Trenton 3:04
Doug MacInnis Memorial 1/2 Mile Girls 13-14 Years
First: Mairian Canning, Antigonish 2:50 Second: M. Artibello, Antigonish 2:51 Third: Allie Sandluck, MacPherson's Mills 2:54
Jim MacArthur Memorial 1/2 Mile Boys 13-14 Years
First: Ethan MacDonald, New Glasgow 2:34 Second: Malik Broan, Halifax 2:49 Third: Logan Bennett, Thorburn 2:51
Joan Carrigan Memorial Women 14-35
First: Breanna Sandluck, MacPherson's Mills 36:05 Second: Jessica Zentner, New Glasgow 37:31
Third: Emily Morton, New Glasgow 39:28
Raymond Pentz Memorial Five Mile Woman Masters 36 and Over
First: Debbie MacDonald, New Glasgow 37:02 Second: Melanie MacCara, New Glasgow 39:08 Third: Michelle Sutherland, Pictou 41:35
Nonnie Morgan Memorial Five Mile Men 14-35
First: Peter Corbin, New Glasgow 30:34 Second: Walter Linthorne, Stellarton 30:59 Third: Ryan MacDonald, New Glasgow 31:48
Doucette Family Memorial Five Mile Men's Junior Masters 36-49
First: Dave Hood, Stellarton 31:05 Second: Shawn Noftall, New Glasgow 33:31 Third: Donald Holder 34:25
Dennis Lawless Memorial Five Mile Men Senior Masters 50 and Over
First: Dave MacLennan, Scotsburn 29:39 Second: Jim Lays, Stellarton 34:48 Third: Darrell Spears, New Glasgow 34:55
Douglas V. MacDonald Memorial Five Mile Canadian Armed Forces
First: John Helpard, Victoria, B.C. 36:17
PICTOU – Prepare for an evening of fun, laughs and of course, a whole lot of booing.
May 27 is shaping up to be another night of great professional wrestling suitable for the whole family at Pictou's Hector Arena.
"It will be an action-packed night of entertainment; safe for the whole family to enjoy and it's all for the Pictou Lobster Carnival," says event organizer Ryan Mader.
All funds raised from the event will go toward this year's carnival taking place July 8 through 10.
Last year, Kowboy Mike Hughes defeated Titus to win the coveted Lobster Cup in the tournament final. He returns this year as the current Heavyweight Champion of Prince Edward Island. Also returning, fresh off his latest European tour, is international wrestling star The American Patriot.
"With so much great talent coming, the wrestling fans of Pictou County are in for a huge treat," notes Mader. "We've been able to sign one of the top talents in Canada to be part of this card"
The "Redneck Renegade" Cody Deaner is no stranger to big matches, once facing Olympic Gold Medalist Kurt Angle in a match for WWE Television. Deaner was also a member of the TNA Wrestling roster and currently appears worldwide with Global Force Wrestling.
"I'm looking forward to just giv'er with all the fans in Pictou," explains Deaner. "And of course, giving my opponent a DDT and pinning them one, two, three!"
Deaner learned his devastating finishing move from its creator, WWE Legend, Jake the Snake Roberts.
Returning as well this year is the first Lobster Cup winner, Riddick Stone, along with maritime legend Wildman Gary Williams and local grappler Lincoln Steen plus many more!
Doors open at 6 p.m. for advance ticket holders. Advance tickets can be purchased for $12 at various local venues. They are $10 for seniors and children 12 and under. Rush tickets at the door are $15. Rush seating opens at 6:30 p.m. Bell time is 7 p.m.
Move over adult colouring. A new form of self-expression is about to take centre stage in Pictou County and it promises glitz and glamour, music and entertainment, comedy and fashion and all points in between.
On July 16, Jake Chisholm and Shaun McLean will be joined by some special guests to present what they believe is Pictou County's first ever drag queen show followed by an evening of dance liberation.
Jake & Shaun's Big Gay Affair will be an evening of fun and frolic where the audience can let their hair down and inhibitions crumble. Feel sexy, sassy, sophisticated and get ready to participate in the making of a memory.
Chisholm says he dressed in drag for Halloween and had a blast, so he decided to take it a step further. While this will be his first time performing as a drag queen, he and McLean have been working since then ironing out the finer details of the show, which will take place at Glasgow Square in New Glasgow.
They will be joined by four additional talented goddesses making up the court of queens including Miranda Wrights who hails from River John, C. Leah Cruise from Antigonish and more. Jillian Duggan, a former fiddler with the Keltic Kittens, will also perform.
"A typical drag show would be in a smaller bar setting where the entertainer is on stage but has a close interaction with the audience," says Chisholm. "It would involve lip synching and choreography. But this show will be more of a concert-style on a big stage with lights, confetti canons, live performances and lip synching and a lot of fashion – which is fun."
He adds, "Each queen will do two songs in addition to a group number, and there are skits that are full of comedy. Jillian Duggan will be playing a piece that begins softly on a darkened stage that fades off before building to an electrifying tempo. It's absolutely bone-chilling!"
A lot of work goes in to dressing in drag, Chisholm explains, and it's a huge art form. "Most of us make our own clothes and do our own choreography. And it's very expensive to buy the wigs, makeup, clothes."
But, he says, they do it as a form of self-expression in the same way an artist puts paints to canvas or a jewelry maker unites precious stones and metal or a musician makes an instrument sing.
"For drag queens and kings it's a very personal experience," he says. "We really have to put ourselves out there and lay it all on the table."
The show on July 16 promises an evening of music, laughter, campy comedy and more. "Let your hair down and come have some fun. It won't be boring, that's for sure!" Chisholm promises.
For more information and cheeky updates visit the event on Facebook at facebook.com/biggayaffair. Doors open at
7 p.m., showtime is 7:30 p.m. and the after party runs till 1 a.m. with KGB Entertainment. Tickets are now on sale.
After some complaints to the Nova Scotia Health Authority, some renovations and extensive cleaning is happening to the mental health and addiction services building located just off East River Road.
The problem was discovered when staff began issuing complaints' of the air quality in the building causing them health problems.
"There have been concerns from staff," said Tom MacNeil, director of health, safety and wellness at the organization.
Some of the complaints coming forth MacNeil noted were all issues that pointed to air quality problems. Staff was complaining of issues such as scratchy throats all the way to skin problems like rashes.
MacNeil said that at this stage air quality tests have already been performed and they are on approximately their third round of testing.
"Our first round of testing came out good, they're fair," he said.
Some of the first concerns of the issue were reported last July from staff of the public health section of the building said MacNeil which resulted in some staff being relocated to the Aberdeen Hospital.
"We did some work, we cleaned out the ducting in the public health side," he said.
This year complaints from the mental health section of the building began and the same actions were taken for that area.
Some staff was relocated to other buildings during the time. MacNeil said that they were not planning on doing any real upgrades to the building but rather a concentrated clean.
During the time, however, there has been no disruptions to services provided to patients as well as no complaints from patients of issues with air quality.
As to MacNeil's knowledge there has not been any serious medical problems requiring medical attention from staff.
"I don't think it got to the point where they needed medical attention," he said.
"Our next steps will be to meet all of the concerns of our staff."
STELLARTON – "That's What Friends are For – Children for Fort McMurray" is a concert scheduled for 7 p.m. on June 18 at Sharon St. John United Church in Stellarton.
The concert is in support of the Red Cross for Alberta Fires Appeal.
Masterminded by two of Pictou County's leading voice and choral teachers, Ann Holton and Monica George Punke, the concert will feature many of the young students from their voice studios who are eager to perform and help make a difference for all affected by this disaster. As teachers, they know just how much young and capable talent abounds in Pictou County.
Supporting this venture is Ann Holton's brother, Dylan Holton, who will be making a special guest appearance with such well known songs as Weight of the World and Yes, She Does.
Currently on tour, when asked if he would be involved with this concert singing solos and with the young performers, said without hesitation, "100 per cent, I'm in."
Dylan Holton was recently a finalist in an international song writing contest and takes any opportunity to be part of tours that involve him with school children.
Both Ann Holton and Punke have friends and relatives in Alberta, and some of those are in Fort McMurray. The disaster caused by the ongoing forest fire that recently roared through the area has struck home for them as it has done for many people in Pictou County and across the rest of Canada.
They said, "Music has proven to be a pillar strength in times of disaster. You don't have to be a musician to be touched by music. It is such a powerful motivator, helping to bring healing and a smile amidst tears and struggle."
Entry to the concert is by donation. "It is important to support both the relief fund and these young performers who are so excited to use their talents to help others," they added.
All of the money raised will go to support the Fort McMurray disaster.
STELLARTON – Another building on South Foord Street will have a bit of a makeover, thanks to MacGillivray Properties Ltd.
The company purchased the former Scotsburn Dairy building and are revamping it to meet the needs of its new prospective occupant, Nova Scotia Spirit Co.
NS Spirit Co. will be setting up shop with a distillery and storefront, moving from their current location in Hillside.
Donald Clarke, property development co-ordinator, says the building is no longer a dairy, so they removed the 160,000 litre silo for milk last week during the beginning of renovations.
"We want to move the building toward a new life," Clarke says, adding the renovations should be complete by late fall and there may be additional space to rent once complete.
"We want to restore the building back to its original look in the front, blast the brick and put up some nice signage. We hope (NS Spirit Co.) will be very successful and breathe new life into the building that has been closed the last year and a half."
PICTOU – It was a pleasant surprise when a Pearl Seas cruise ship visited Pictou for the day on Saturday.
The vessel docked at Pier C at 10 a.m. and departed at 6 p.m. Its passengers were able to walk along parts of Pictou's downtown, while selected visits were organized at Hector Heritage Quay in Pictou and the Museum of Industry in Stellarton.
"This is awesome," said Michelle Young, who co-chairs the Pictou County Cruise Committee with Geralyn MacDonald.
"We're on the (Pearl Seas') radar. We're always saying, 'Think of us if you're going this way. It's a perfect way to start the (tourist) season."
Pearl Seas already scheduled two late summer stops in Pictou this year, so the spring visit was part of the list. But MacDonald said she contacted the cruise company once she knew the ship would be passing Pictou Harbour from Halifax on its way to Charlottetown.
Visitors were able to enjoy a mainly clear, summer-like day as temperatures reached the high 20s.
"We knew a week ago – Friday the 13th – that they were coming," MacDonald said. "It was a good opportunity to pull into Pictou."
Members of two pipe bands were rounded up despite the long weekend to perform for the visitors during their arrival and departure.
NEW GLASGOW – Health QR CEO Patti Ryan says she's elated with the financial boost the company is receiving for its application from Innovacorp.
The Halifax-based digital medication management start-up announced Innovacorp's investment of $250,000 in the company.
"The investment from Innovacorp will take us to the next level," said Ryan, who is based in New Glasgow.
"We have completed pilot product testing with Compass Pharmacies, Halifax, and are actively selling our product to Atlantic Canadian pharmacies. This investment will enable us to follow through with our commercialization plan."
Ryan was previously employed with the former Pictou County Health Authority. She earned a community studies degree from Cape Breton University and a Masters degree in public administration from Dalhousie University.
Health QR is a health information technology company developing medication management solutions that improve health outcomes and pharmacy workflow. It will use the investment from Nova Scotia's early stage venture capital organization to bring its product to market.
"We've been working with Innovacorp for a whole year," she said. "Innovacorp is a great opportunity for people setting up things related to technology. It's really hard to find investment in this area."
Ryan's firm has set targets of 100 pharmacies by September and 500 by the end of this year.
The company is developing solutions for medication non-adherence. About half of patients in North America don't take their medication as prescribed, with as many as one-third of patients not even getting their prescription filled. Poor adherence causes a significant amount of medication-related hospitalizations and accounts for $100 billion in annual healthcare costs, she says.
Its technology gives prescription customers secure access to their pharmacy information, letting them manage their medications or those of a loved one.
The solution provides an intuitive, interactive mobile app that makes it easy to view active prescriptions, order refills online, receive reminders when refills are due and be alerted when a prescription is about to expire.
"Non-adherence to medication impacts all levels of the healthcare system from big pharma to the individual patient," said Gregory Phipps, managing director of investment at Innovacorp.
"Health QR is developing marketable medication adherence solutions by collaborating with industry stakeholders and patient groups."
NEW GLASGOW – A local bar and eatery has introduced a unique service for patrons.
The Thistle Bar and Grill launched a shuttle service, free of charge, to make sure its patrons get home safely.
"We are trying to keep people from drinking and driving," explains Trevor Murphy, owner of the establishment.
"There have been times me and my wife want to go out and have a drink with supper but it's hard to get a taxi and there's zero tolerance, so one of us can't drink," he explains.
The Thistle has partnered with Nova Scotia Spirit Co. and Highland Ford to offer a seven-passenger van that will travel around the county for those wanting to go out.
"We hope it pans out and that customers enjoy the service. It's something no one else is offering."
The shuttle runs from 5 p.m. until close. A pick up requires a minimum of two people. It's all free of charge, although gratuities are accepted.
"The drivers are paid, but they are also donating some of their time as well and they all have families at home, they just don't want to see people drinking and driving," says Murphy.
The shuttle service began Thursday and runs daily. All you need to do is text 902-301-5065 with your address and number of people.
"It's best to text because the driver can't always answer the phone," notes Murphy.
He says they have received a lot of positive comments regarding the service from people around the county.
Members of the New Glasgow Regional Police Service are thrilled about it.
"In 2016, we had 22 calls reporting an impaired driver by either drugs or alcohol," explains Const. Ken MacDonald. "This is welcome news and we applaud the Thistle for taking the initiative. We don't want people to drive while impaired, it's one of the leading causes of injuries or deaths on our roadways."
Murphy is very pleased to be able to offer this service.
"We feel awesome about this. At the end of the day we just want our customers to come here, have a good experience and be sent home safe. We want them to come back."
A note to users of the shuttle service: it is a direct shuttle so there are no bank or store stops along the way.
For more information, visit the Thistle Facebook page at The Thistle Bar.
Dr. Gerry Farrell has been named honorary chair of the 15th annual Race on the River Dragon Boat Festival.
Recently retired as the medical director of the Palliative Care Unit at the Aberdeen Hospital, Farrell's model for community palliative care formed Pictou County's first palliative care program. In 2000, the first integrated palliative care team of Pictou County was formed and is still growing strong today. Farrell's vision of a peaceful and comforting place for patients and their families was opened in 2006 when a former storage space of the hospital was transformed into a six-bed unit through community funding, thanks to Farrell and his team and the support of the Pictou County Health Authority. The program has grown into one of full service, integrating hospital and community care.
Outside of medicine, Farrell is well known for his love of gardening and photography, in which some of his photos can be seen in the corridors of the Palliative Care unit.
More than 30 teams are registered for Race on the River July 22-23. Aside from the races, the festival offers children's activities, musical entertainment, games and food from onsite vendors.
For more information visit www.raceontheriver.com or to inquire about registering a team contact Roger Swarbrick at email@example.com.
PICTOU – A tidal turbine being built here is nearly finished, and from any angle at close range, it's big.
It's the first of two five-storey high turbines – each weighing 1,000 tonnes and spanning 16 metres – that are being installed near Parrsboro by Cape Sharp Tidal – whose partners are OpenHydro and Emera.
All the assembly and steel fabrication has been done at the Aecon Atlantic Industrial Inc. facilities in Dartmouth and Pictou.
Sarah Dawson, community relations manager for Emera, led a media tour of the construction site in Pictou last week.
"This is an exciting time for the Cape Sharp Tidal project to put Nova Scotia and Canada on the global map for tidal energy development," she said. "This summer, we'll be focused on the safe and successful deployment of the turbines. And when the time comes, we'll celebrate all that we've accomplished to build a new tidal industry in Nova Scotia. This is the first of two tidal arrays for OpenHydro and a first for Canada, which will advance growth of the global ocean energy economy."
OpenHydro spokesman Jeremy Poste said much has been learned from past designs to build a turbine that can withstand the powerful Bay of Fundy tides that will spin the turbines and are intended to generate electrical energy to power the equivalent of 1,000 homes.
The current design has blades connected to an outside ring and no inside ring. At 16 metres, it is wider than the previous test turbine that was placed in the water in 2009.
"The design is different – the concept is the same," he said. "There is more efficiency. It is much stronger."
The turbine will sit on three feet at the Fundy Ocean Research Centre for Energy (FORCE) test site on the floor of the waterway called Minas Passage between Minas Basin and Minas Channel near Cape Sharp and an area known as Black Rock, a few kilometres west of Parrsboro.
"The only adjustment is positioning the turbine where we want for tidal flow," he said.
Poste said there have been discussions with local fishers to ensure minimal impact on fish species that inhabit the waterway, "that on the production side and environmental side, that we are doing the right thing."
Cape Sharp is among several locations for OpenHydro projects. Others are in Scotland and in the bay bordered by the French provinces of Brittany and Normandy.
Poste said the turbine is the same as those harnessing tidal power off the coast of France, but where they are located is not as strong as the Fundy tides.
"There is less current speed now, but the next ones will be in an area where the currents are similar," he said.
A special barge called Scotia Tide at the Pictou site with special lift equipment will load and transport the turbine over two weeks around Nova Scotia to Cape Sharp.
It is targeted to leave Pictou the first week of June and be deployed in late July.
The second turbine will be deployed later in the summer.
TRENTON – Trout was on the supper menu in many households in the area following the Pictou County Rivers Association's annual fishing derby at Steeltown Park last Saturday.
Nearly 400 people of all ages took part in the event, association member Kevin Dean said.
"It's a great opportunity," he said. "It teaches kids to fish and to have fun. It's great to see the smiles on their faces."
The association generally stocks one pond at the park, but the large registration prompted its members to stock two ponds with 1,600 fish of varying size and length.
Prizes were awarded based on the length of the trout. At one point, Andrew Ferguson caught the longest trout at 44 centimetres, while Ava Matte caught one 43 centimetres long and Lola Timmons' was 42.5 centimetre in length.
Dean and a fellow member did their customary thing, spending the night beside the pond guarding the fish before their usual breakfast – rabbit pie.
The association was formed in 1990 by a group of Pictou County residents who have been dedicated to protecting and conserving Pictou County rivers with their volunteer work and education.
It helps the province stock rivers and streams with trout species raised at a hatchery near Antigonish.
The fishing derby takes place each Saturday of the Victoria Day long weekend. Each participant is permitted to catch up to five fish.
PICTOU – The success of East Coast Lifestyle has spurred an innumerable amount of start-up clothing companies across Canada, including one right here in Pictou.
It started as a bit of a joke in a way, thinking about the unique names around Nova Scotia and how one could make shirts poking fun at that.
The idea for a clothing line grew from there.
"I thought it would be a neat idea to make shirts poking fun at towns like Pick-toe or a yak for Stewiacke," explains Peter Young, creator of Beeches Road Clothing.
While driving through town a few months ago, Young noticed three people in the span of 100 metres on Beeches Road out walking and they all had on East Cost Lifestyle shirts.
"I couldn't believe how popular it was," he says.
"Their logo is just an anchor to represent East Coast life and I started thinking, there's more to East Coast living than just anchors, there is more than can be dove into."
That's when he came up with the idea for Beeches Road Clothing, a take on East Coast living with different aspects – like lobsters for example.
So Young mocked up a couple of designs, with his design and arts background in mind, and bought some transfer paper to see how it would turn out; he was so pleased with the finished product that he created a website and is now having the shirts made to order.
"I'm going to have some physical inventory soon, but right now it's just made to order."
Young is also taking a different business model with the company.
"For every shirt sold, five dollars will be donated to a charity."
The first cause will be the Fort McMurray wildfires.
"It's become a lifestyle here in Pictou County and in Atlantic Canada of people working away in the oil industry, working out west."
In fact, Young himself has a few family members working in the oil industry in the U.S. and abroad and he says it really makes a person think about the different lifestyles people lead in Atlantic Canada.
He was also recently in touch with a couple whose wedding he photographed.
"They live in Fort McMurray and as they were being evacuated, they watched their house burn and everything in it, including their wedding photos. So many people lost everything."
This is his way of giving back to those who need it.
Young says he would really like to see the business take off. He just started the company two weeks ago and says so far, people are really receptive.
"I have some orders so that really gave me more enthusiasm about the whole idea."
Until the end of June, for every shirt purchased through Beeches Road Clothing, $5 will be donated to the Canadian Red Cross for the Fort McMurray efforts.
"You are helping someone out and getting a shirt at the same time."
For more information or to view the product visit www.beechesroad.com, where you can also read Young's blog.
As for where the name of the business came from, Young says, "I grew up on Beeches Road. It's where I became who I am."
BROADWAY – The chief of the Barney's River Fire Department says more fatal crashes like the one on Monday will occur on Highway 104 until twinning or something else is done to reduce them.
Joe MacDonald says heavy traffic from the Victoria Day weekend and upcoming spring and summer traffic loads will make the stretch of highway between Sutherlands River and Antigonish less safe.
He is among many nearby residents and concerned citizens lobbying to get the section of highway twinned as soon as possible.
"It's not a matter of if it's going to happen, but when. It's going to be happening again and again and again until it's twinned," he said.
"I don't know what else they can do but separate them with a median. Traffic was really heavy, like it would be on a holiday weekend, and people are in a rush to get to their destinations."
Pictou District RCMP is continuing to investigate the three-vehicle collision that occurred just before 4 p.m. on Monday. Two of the vehicles collided head-on.
A 35-year-old Halifax woman died at the scene. Two children, a three-year-old girl and a four-year-old boy, were in the car with the deceased woman. The boy sustained non life-threatening injuries and was transported to hospital. The girl was not injured.
The RCMP's preliminary investigation has determined that an SUV was travelling east on Highway 104 near distance marker 188 and crossed the centre line, striking the rear driver's side of an oncoming pick-up truck.
The SUV continued east directly into the path of a westbound car, colliding head-on with it.
The 72-year-old female driver of the SUV from Pomquet sustained serious injuries and was transported via LifeFlight to hospital in Halifax.
The pick-up's occupants were not injured.
The highway was closed and traffic was diverted onto Route 4 at the Sutherlands River and Barney's River exits after the crash.
Eleven members of the Barney's River Fire Department responded to the crash, with assistance from the Merigomish and Thorburn departments. Fire fighters remained on the scene until dusk, and the highway remained closed until past midnight.
MacDonald said he attended a recent meeting in Antigonish regarding the matter of twinning the road. He also referred to June 11 as a target date for getting more names on the petition, which already has nearly 6,000 names.
To he Edior:
I read the recent comments of "Amalgamation No Thank You (ANTY)" responding to Frank Sobey's open letter.
I took ANTY's suggestion and examined the facts. I found that their letter of May 18th either misrepresents the facts or is just wrong. Three quick examples:
• The Utility and Review Board required the inclusion of the 2015-16 fiscal year for both status quo and an amalgamated municipality (the same capital expenditures apply to both for 2015-16 fiscal year). To imply otherwise is a misrepresentation. By the way, there was no where near $8 million spent – not even half that amount.
• There is no federal funding approved for a new Pictou Library – that statement is simply incorrect.
• The ANTY letter misrepresents how $69M in capital projects would be funded. Amalgamation funding secured from the Province for capital work totals $13.1 million, while funding under the Building Canada Fund has been estimated at $16.6 for a total of $29.7 million. This represents 43% of the required capital funding.
I, for one, don't think it is prudent to keep deferring projects only to have those costs go up, or to increase property taxes by leaving $29.7 million of capital funding on the table. I wouldn't do that in my business and I suspect that Frank Sobey wouldn't do it in his.
I am thankful for the Sobeys related companies and the impact they have on our local, provincial and national economies. They have provided a base of meaningful employment in Pictou County. I, for one, am thankful that Frank Sobey takes the time to speak out for this community, to try to make things better.
Our collective goal should be to create a municipal structure that reduces four sets of regulations to one, four sets of decision making to one — a government that will allow our region to develop and advance one vision, working with valued employers such as Sobeys, to stabilize and grow our population and economy.
The MOU Steering Committee's information has been reviewed by third party experts and scrutinized by the Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board, the ANTY information has not.
Andy MacGregor
MacGregor's Custom Machining Ltd.
To the Editor:
The signs say "Vote Yes for a United Pictou County." This message misrepresents the facts, is misleading and borders on dishonesty. There can be no united Pictou county without having Trenton and Westville included, not to mention a divided Stellarton Council and several dissident Municipal County Councillors.
Many of the proponents of this ill-advised partial amalgamation are the same people who gave us the Wellness Centre with some nasty surprises coming later in the form of closures and heavy yearly financial losses which certainly does not contribute to financial wellness to Pictou County. These people take on all of the appearances of typical politicians and spin doctors and make you wonder what they will misrepresent and what new surprises can we expect if this scheme goes through.
The most likely result will be comparable to the example seen in Halifax and Sydney where one central community dominates and all the surrounding communities are singing the blues. Now take a wild guess which central community will dominate in this scenario.
But not to worry, the Yes committee has assured us that with the eager support of the Provincial Government and the complete trust of the citizens, everything will turn out fine, and yes, the cheque is in the mail.
We are being asked to vote on a life changing proposition that, instead of uniting the county, is causing more disunity and dissension than anything I have witnessed in my 85 years in Pictou County. Most of us would vote for a united effort by all six municipal units who are in agreement with the terms, but here we are being asked to bet on a wrong horse, because this one is lame, can't pass the smell test and looks a lot like a ringer. I will be voting no against this form of partial and ill-advised amalgamation.
Doug Brown
New Glasgow
To the Editor:
Everything we do or don't do has consequences. There is no such thing as status quo.
Change happens continuously, we have a choice to participate in that change or simply watch it. But regardless of our decision, change will happen.
If we vote "No" things will not stay the same.
The fact that we have an aging demographic will not change – but we will get older.
That our tax base is shrinking will not change – but the continuous reduction in our tax base will result in higher taxes for those remaining.
The fact that our young people are seeking job opportunities outside the county will not change – but they will continue to leave and overall there will be less and less to entice them to return.
Our school enrollments are shrinking – but schools will continue to close and the spinoff of such closures may result in diminished or even loss of service in other important areas such as health and wellness.
That retail and commercial businesses in the county are struggling to survive and are closing will not change – but sadly this downward spiral will not lose its momentum.
That our municipalities will continue to compete against each other for the same economic infrastructure funding and economic opportunities won't change – but the in-fighting will intensify as both our populations and business communities gradually shrink.
That county residents will see continued benefit from a lower tax assessment won't change, immediately – but inevitably as towns dissolve and are forced by the province into the county municipal governance, county residents will see the tax increases they won't see under the proposed amalgamation.
So we can vote "No" and believe that things won't change – but they will.
By voting "Yes" we have an opportunity to participate and even guide some of that change.
It doesn't come with a guarantee – nothing in life does. And it will not solve all problems.
But if you look at successful people, companies and communities they all have something in common, they all take risks.
When opportunity knocks they are ready, and even if they aren't completely ready, they still act.
All too often in Pictou County conversations start with "we used to be", "we used to have", or "we don't even have" – far too much time is spent looking back rather than focusing forward on the future.
Pictou County should be the second strongest economic region in Nova Scotia, what's holding us back?
Time to dare to be great, again.
Time to vote "Yes"
Malcolm Houser
To the Editor:
Doctor shortages are rampant across rural Nova Scotia. The growing number of people without a doctor in Pictou County has reached a crisis point. The closure of the Pictou Walk In Clinic has only added to the large number of people who must sit for hours waiting to see a doctor at the New Glasgow Walk In Clinic or the Emergency Department of the Aberdeen Hospital.
My office receives too many calls from constituents wondering where to turn for medical care. At this time, I can only advise constituents to proceed to New Glasgow to the Walk In Clinic, Emergency Room, or to call 811.
Constituents have told my office that they have been advised to call all doctor offices in the area and request to be placed on a waiting list. Some have tried this to no avail.
The government must develop a plan and share with Nova Scotians how they will actively recruit and retain family doctors to the rural areas of our province. It is a frightening situation to have a chronic illness that must be monitored and to be without a doctor who is knowledgeable with your medical file.
My colleagues and I have repeatedly raised this issue in this session of the legislature along with concerns surrounding the ongoing closure of the short stay mental health unit. We will keep this issue on the forefront until we are satisfied that rural Nova Scotian's healthcare needs are being met.
Karla MacFarlane
MLA, Pictou West
To the Editor:
Charlottetown, August 2001, a windy day in the harbour was where the Race on the River originated.
My wife Mel's breast cancer team, the Women Alike, had just started their race when the wind and the tide had dragged their dragon boat into the shore despite the best effort of the coxswain to steer it on a straight course. The ladies abandoned their race but apart from being wet, were more fortunate than another crew which sank in the harbour having failed to overcome the elements. It was then, that I decided that we in Pictou County could do better, we could stage our own dragon boat festival, and so it began.
In New Glasgow, we had the relatively calm East River, the New Glasgow Marina for launching the boats, the Glasgow Square for viewing the races and a supportive community to participate and support the event. With all these advantages we knew that we could succeed in staging the races. Once in New Glasgow, a meeting was held with the Women Alike and they agreed to merge their annual festival with this idea and so the Race on the River was born. A committee was formed of interested volunteers but where could we get dragon boats from and how would we get them to New Glasgow? We were lucky to find that Sport Nova Scotia had three dragon boats and would rent them to us. We were also fortunate in that a local company, A. W. Leil Cranes (through its owner, Alison Leil) generously agreed to transport the boats to and from Dartmouth at a very low cost. We were also fortunate in that Sobeys agreed to become the main sponsor of the event and have remained the same to this day.
So we now had the boats and we had a sponsor but who would paddle them?
We set out persuading individuals in the various organizations in the community to volunteer to learn to paddle a dragon boat and once again luck was with us in that the community had seen the Women Alike paddling their boat, so it was not something completely foreign. With their assistance and that of the local YMCA practice sessions were held in the Y Pool and eventually we had 33 teams of 20 paddlers in each team totalling over 600 people committed to try their luck in this new venture. People came from local corporate, health, finance and community groups to try paddling in a dragon boat and of course there were the "Breast Cancer professionals" to show them the ropes.
We, of course, needed people to steer the boats and again the Women Alike came through with assistance from their coaches, Crystal Cameron, Angela Adams and Richard Cameron and over 100 volunteers came forward to assist with the event.
The Town of New Glasgow assisted with providing docking facilities to launch the boats and the use of Glasgow Square as the venue for spectators to view the races. Sport Nova Scotia supplied the paddles and life jackets and so we were ready to stage the event. We also realized that the event could be used to provide financial support to local charities and so we encouraged the teams to raise funds for two local charities – Women Alike Breast Cancer Support Group, North-umberland Region Special Olympics as well as the Sport Nova Scotia group that had provided us with the boats. With fingers crossed we held our breath for sunny weather and calm water on the river. August 24th 2002 dawned a fine and sunny day almost a year after the unfortunate experience in Charlottetown and so the Race on the River Festival began.
The rest, as they say, is history and now as we approach our 15th anniversary, the event continues to attract individuals to race in dragon boats on the East River and over 10,000 have participated in the races to date. The festival continues to be supported by many local sponsors and over $1,500,000 in donations has been raised by the teams for local charities. The event attracts hundreds of spectators to view the races and is a fixture in the Pictou County Festival year. It was started as a health conscious event with the object to have fun on the water and to encourage community participation and continues to be so to this day. Long may it continue.
Paddles Up.
Roger Swarbrick
Teams Chairperson


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TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 04/01/14 -- Editors Note: There is one photo associated with this press release.
Today, adidas launches a revolution in active cooling technology, the adidas Climachill range. The range incorporates an innovative fabric using titanium and 3D aluminium cooling spheres. The technology provides an instant 'chill' effect to help athletes' performance in warm conditions lowering their body temperature so they can train harder, run longer, retain their focus and compete at a higher level.
adidas understands how important temperature management is to achieving optimal performance. Revolutionary aluminium cooling spheres are strategically located to correspond with the warmest area of the body, cooling skin down upon contact. A microfiber fabric allows the apparel to act like mesh and wick excess moisture away from the skin. Using evaporation and conduction methods together for the first time, the SubZero flat yarn contains titanium and is woven throughout the inside of each article of clothing. Flat yarn has more surface area than traditional yarns, allowing it to transfer heat away from the body.
The range was rigorously tested in the state of the art adidas 'Clima' chamber, with temperatures as high as 50 degrees C. By using a 35-degree 'hot plate' to simulate critical functions of the human skin, adidas were able to determine a pre-selection of functional fabrics to find the ultimate Climachill fabric.
The Climachill technology goes on sale worldwide from 1 April within various categories including; Men's, Women's and Kid's Training.
David Beckham, Climachill ambassador, unveiled the range on YouTube: http://www.adidas.com/go/acAAA
Beckham commented: 'Playing and training in extreme conditions can be very challenging both mentally and physically. In my time as a player I have played in cold conditions in the North of England and in very hot climate in the US - weather can really make a difference to an athlete's performance. The technology used in the Climachill range will really help athletes concentrate on their game so they can perform at their best, even in the harshest of conditions.'
Heike Leibl, adidas SVP for Training added: 'At adidas we are constantly striving to create innovations to make the athlete comfortable so they can focus on performance. The Aluminium Cooling Spheres used in the Climachill range provide an instant 'chill' effect to keep the athlete at their peak optimum temperature to perform at their best in any conditions.'
Climachill pieces - including running and training will be available April 1 at Sport Chek, Sport Experts, adidas sport performance, adidas.ca and select independent retailers nationwide.
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#1 Mar 28, 2013
This makes me smile!! Glad he's off the streets!! Good job hcso!! Keep up the good work!!!!
#2 Apr 6, 2013
Josh is a good guy! We all make mistakes! I would love to know yours "Woohoo". More than likely probably alot worse than any of josh's. Thats how it usually is with the people who get off on other peoples mistakes and gossip and judge others for bad choices. Finnegans are really good people with huge hearts. They make mistakes but any bad they do is by far out weighed with all the good they have in them. Get a life and stop getting pleasure out of other peoples down falls "Woohoo"!
#4 Apr 7, 2013
Really do you know Josh Finnegan? he is a freaking loser! always has been always will be!
#5 Apr 8, 2013
Sure do! Know most of the Finnegans well. Someone on here posting bad stuff about other people seems to me like the loser.
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Just came across this forum & I just want to thank you Hottie T for commenting on this. For those who knows us know what kind of people we are:) & that's all that matters!
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He is a dealer. Dealers are trash. Consequently, he is trash. It's not just a little mistake. Dealing kills people.
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So much for you knowing him...he is definitely not a dealer DUMBA**, more like an addict.
#9 Aug 13, 2013
good comment.... I am so sick and tired of people defending people like this "oh he made a mistake" No one is bashing the family members and the addicts DO need help but they wont get it as long as family makes excuses for them. MISTAKES are MISTAKES however I personally know 3 people that are raising their kids children because they used herion and either OD and died or cant get and stay clean. These types of drugs are KILLING people, killing our kids and ruining families... it's not a mistake its a DEADLY DECISION!!!
Instead of defending and making excuses for him, get him in rehab.. or maybe jail is best just keep him off the street and away from our kids!!!!
#10 Aug 13, 2013
He's going to a rehab for your information. & this whole comment makes no sense. You go from saying not to defend them to get it away fromm our kids. If the kids are raised to know what it does maybe they will stay away from. No shape or form was I sticking up for him, just saying he is far from a dealer. He does drugs!!!!!!! well did...
#11 Aug 15, 2013
Glad to hear he's in rehab... I've just seen too many families destroyed by this. I know preachers kids, business people, and parents alike using. There are even parents that start their own kids using. It's so sad and scarey to think they can try it 1 time and be hooked or OD and ruin their life forever. Whatever happend to old fashioned weed?
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The "old-fashioned weed" is the gateway drug for every other drugs.
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