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November 23, 2014 at 12:19 pm in reply to: looking for a laptop – ideally with microsoft office #28565
adminKeymasterI have a 2011, 15 inch MacBook Pro for sale $800. In good condition with upgraded ram and hard drive.
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adminKeymasterTim Hortons breaks with franchisee, expands foreign worker oversight after wage theft claims
The truth lies somewhere in the middle…
adminKeymasterTry Nicole at: tbbfernie@mail.com or 250-430-1422
adminKeymasterThe search for Taylor Elliott of Pincher Creek has come to a tragic end.
Pincher Creek RCMP have confirmed that human remains found found near his residence on the morning of Tuesday, Dec. 17 north of Pincher Creek are indeed those of 22 year old.
The press release also stated at there was no indication of foul play.
Sources told the Echo that Elliott’s body was found after the discovery of his backpack near his residence in Cowley. Search teams using dogs combed the area and made the grim discovery Tuesday morning. Positive identification of Elliott using fingerprints was made early Wednesday.
All the best to his family and friends, RIP Taylor.
adminKeymasterFour more employees of the Tim Hortons in Fernie, B.C., have come forward after two of their former colleagues accused the owner of cheating them out of overtime pay.
Heide Kibanoff and her boyfriend, Richard Pepito, claimed last week that Pierre Pelletier hired them and other Filipinos under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program to work in the small city at his franchise store, where they often put in long hours.
Read the whole story at CBC News: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/more-tim-hortons-workers-accuse-threatening-fernie-boss-1.2457085
adminKeymasterFor a fresh tree I suggest buying a saw and harvesting your own. Harvesting under power lines is accepted as the trees will be mowed at some point in time.
Getting our tree is a cheerful family tradition!
adminKeymasterLetter to the Editor from owners of Fernie Tim Hortons
Please accept this as an open letter to the people of the Elk Valley, Crowsnest Pass, and especially Fernie. We have a long-standing, personal relationship with the town of Fernie and its residents, including our employees. Kristine was born, raised, and went to school in Fernie and Pierre has lived here for over 34 years and also went to school here. We’ve both worked for local restaurants, small businesses, and the coal mines for over 15 years, earning honest wages to build a life and family and, eventually, invest in and own our own small business.
We have many close friends and family here and affiliations with different local groups, charities, and volunteer organizations. We are actively involved in many community events and our children’s schools. At this time, we would like to express how extremely saddened and shocked we are at this recent turn of events and want to set the record straight with our local community.
As you know, we employ Temporary Foreign Workers as part of our restaurant team because of the significant shortage of food service workers in the area. Fernie, along with many other communities, has been in a critical labour shortage for many years. Having the Temporary Foreign Worker Program available to us has not only allowed us to keep our doors open, serve our community, and maintain our hours of operation and therefore, jobs for our other employees, but also to protect our family’s future. We are real people, local Fernie-ites who, like everyone, work hard to make a living.
Our Temporary Foreign Workers are valued members of our business and community. Some have moved on to other jobs and cities, and some have brought families to our area with our assistance. And we as employers have been proud to get to know and trust them on a personal and professional level, attending weddings, births, birthdays, parties, and just about anything else you do with someone you call a friend.
We feel it’s very important to set the record straight on our support of Temporary Foreign Workers and mention that not only have we provided jobs for these team members, but have also given assistance by providing vehicles, bikes, furniture, laptops, groceries and clothing to help get them started. We’ve also written letters of confidence to the government so they could return after they went home to visit families. ALL of our team members are important to us and we help out whomever we can, however we can.
At this time, we want to assure everyone that we are dealing with these allegations as they unfold, and are fully cooperating and complying with the B.C. Employment Standards Board. We intend to respect the process and are not in a position to comment publicly on employment issues or matters relating to the investigation. We want people to know that we have always sought to maintain and run our business with integrity. We have always worked hard to maintain high standards in our business practices, as we have in our community. You all know the many local charities, children’s events, sports teams and community events that we take part in and support. And many of you know us on a personal level and know our character.
We’d like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for the overwhelming outpouring of support: the calls, texts, emails and words of encouragement. We will do our best to get through this with courage and dignity. At this time, we respectfully request your patience while we try to deal with this through the proper channels.
Thank you for your continued support,
Pierre and Kristine Pelletier
Fernie, B.C.
adminKeymasterI have a furnished basement apartment in a family home that would be suitable for a quiet couple.
You can email dan@fernie.com for pictures.adminKeymasterPublic support for the sidewalk patio’s is overwhelming!
May the program proliferate the downtown and hopefully lead to a pedestrian and bike only Victoria Avenue in the near future.
Not surprisingly the negative comments appear to mirror the percentage of those who didn’t subscribe to the experience…a cold beverage and good food on a patio!
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adminKeymasterWould they be appropriate for my 8yr old daughter?
adminKeymasterFernie has the friendlies terrain for mom and a 12 year old. All bike shops rent bikes, best to reserve prior to arriving to secure sizing. Enjoy!
adminKeymasterTake hwy 93 from the hwy 3 & 93 dairy bar. Turn towards Transfer Site and Canfor. Take right on gas line road to put-in. The take-out is further down 93 under the bridge.
adminKeymasterTina: I am wondering if this or your upstairs is available again this year ( 2012-2013). I went down and looked at your basement suite last year and you may recall, we nearly did a deal but you did not want my old dog. Then you spoke to me in an airport in October as I was leaving on a trip, but we had already committed to another unit.
Let me know if you are looking for renters.
Brian Lester
info@brianlester.comadminKeymasterWe are looking for a winter rental. We are a couple professional n our 50’s from Calgary with a 15 year old daughter who is in a race program at FAR. If this is still available please contact me at info@brianlester.com, with rental rate and term and photos.
Brian Lester
adminKeymasterThis interests me. We are a 50 something couple from Calgary with one child left at home, who is in a weekend free ride program at FAR. We have rented seasonally in Fernie before but want to be closer to the hill. If this is still available, please send photos, details, rent and term.
Brian Lester
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