Independent Learning Centre Valedictorian

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Recorded June 15th at the ILC Graduation.

Teachers who cared in Fraser Lake

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Looking back at the long time teachers in Fraser Lake finds so many instances of a commitment to care for the students’ well being and learning. They were men and women who invested themselves in the students’ lives.

A dream to live on a boat

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The dream to live on his own boat started from watching Rich Man Poor Man when he was 6. In addition to maintaining his own boat, Mark is willing to help out any boat, some of which are neglected or

Making customers happy

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The science and mysteries behind meeting customer’s needs . The customer rarely knows what they really are looking for. Helping them find this is the art or science of sales. Here a single mom and talented daughter are stretched as

Annie Radford Violin

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A $10 000 violin sold quickly in large part to the fabulously well documented story the family had kept about it.

Preserving a fine violin: sharing the stories

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The responsibility of subsequent owners of fine instruments is reinforced to the current young owner of a $10 000 violin

UN Climate Conference delegate

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Beth is the editor of an international journal, Sustaining All Life, is giving workshops at this conference in Paris. Sustaining All Life (SAL) is an international organization dedicated to ending the destruction of the environment throughout the world. Sustaining All

Traveling light – Transit Operator

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A Victoria transit operator talks about his love of driving a bus and helping people, giving back.

School principal at age 20…

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Back in the 1956 Rod, aged 20, with just a year of post secondary teacher training, was asked by a supervisor at Normal School to be a principal for a company school at logging camp at Sarita River on the

Excitement for UVic campus sustainability

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One goal for UVic sustainability is to shift the transportation modal split of persons travelling to and from campus to 70% sustainable transportation (cycling, walking, transit, carpool/rideshare, etc.) and 30% single occupancy vehicles”