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With more than 30 recordings and ten Grammy Awards, NEA Jazz Master, George Benson, has used his jazz roots as the foundation for an engaging mix of pop, R&B and other shades that add up to a style that appeals to a broad audience.

Banana�sh Dance Orchestra is a 7-piece

powerhouse groove sensation. All

members of the band are enrolled or have

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with a Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies.

George Benson

Ottawa-based, JUNO Award Winner, Kellylee Evans can dazzle you in so many ways with her multifaceted talents. Evans is gifted with “a ‘stunning’ crystalline voice” – very powerful and full of emotion.

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With a career that spans three decades

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Haunted Victoria: Experience the

Ghostly Side of the City

Ghostly Walks is Victoria’s classic ghost tour, exploring the haunted alleys and courtyards of Victoria’s Old Town. Until October 18 these popular 90-minute walks begin nightly at 7:30, with extra 9:30 tours on Fridays and Saturdays. Tours start at the Visitor Centre. Special Halloween tours take place nightly from October 19 to 31 at 6:30, 7:30, 8:30 and 9:30pm in the lobby of the Bedford Regency Hotel. No reservations needed, get there early to get your spot. Call 250-384-6698 or check www.discoverthepast.com for details.

Ross Bay Cemetery is a beautiful ocean-side Victorian cemetery where phantoms roam. Isabella Ross, once owner of the land, sits forlornly looking out to sea; David Fee, murdered one Christmas Eve, appears as white mist. The Old Cemeteries Society hosts tours each Sunday at 2pm and the annual Ghost Tour is 1 to 3pm October 28. No reservations needed. Call 250-598-8870 for more information.

The Maritime Museum is the favourite haunt of Sir Matthew Baillie Begbie, the “hanging judge.” Dominating Bastion Square, many consider it Victoria’s most haunted place. The museum is open 10am to 5pm daily during September and October,

with extended hours to 9pm on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays in September. Ghost Tours will be held October 19, 20, 21, 26, 27 and 28 at 6pm. Call 250-385-4222, ext. 113 for reservations.

Ghost expert John Adams leads Ghost Bus tours – two-hour coach tours past Victoria’s most haunted places – October 21, 22, 28, 29 and 30 at 6:30 and 9pm. The Old Cemeteries Society has run these popular tours for 18 years, with a different route and new ghost stories each year. Check out www.discoverthepast.com or call 250-384-6698 for tickets and information.

Colwood Haunted Bus Tour with John Adams runs October 4, 5 and 6. The two-hour route will include visits to the Pioneer Cemetery, St. John’s Church, Hatley Castle and “Havenwood.” Tickets and information are available through the City of Colwood, 250-478-5999.

Haunted Horse-drawn Trolley Tours venture down dark streets in the most haunted city on the West Coast. Victoria Carriage Tours offer daily tours in September and October, but have a special ghost tour at the end of October. Call 250-383-2207 for information and reservations.

From mid-October through October 31, Festival of Fear at Galey Farms includes the Corn Maze of Horror, Crazy Train, Madame Isabella’s and Carnevil, nightly from 6 to 10 pm. Check www.galeyfarms.net or call 250-477-5713 for details.

Paranormal Investigations are not ghost tours, but real ghost hunts conducted by a team of mediums. These late night events (10pm to 3am) are held mostly in the dark, with events planned September 22 at St. Ann’s Academy and October 20 at the Maritime Museum. Numbers are limited. Check out www.beyondbeliefparanormalevents.com for details.

St. Ann’s Academy is a former convent school. The grounds (open daily) feature a walled orchard, woodland walk and beautiful Novitiate Garden. The restored chapel is open Thursday to Sunday, 1 to 4pm. On October 19, 20, 26 and 27 at 7pm, Voices from the Past explores life, death and unexplained phenomena at this 153-year-old historic site. Call 250-953-8828.

Haunted Places to Visit On Your Own

To explore for ghosts on your own at any time, start downtown in several Old

Town shops, such as Rogers Chocolates and Old Morris Tobacconists. Tourism Victoria can also provide names of haunted restau-rants, bars, hotels and bed and breakfasts.

Market Square, once the centre of Victoria’s red-light district, is now a restored enclave of heritage shops on trendy Johnson Street. Here the ghost of Charlie Kincaid wanders restlessly where his throat was slit by his girlfriend, Belle Adams, whose ghost often appears, then suddenly vanishes.

The majestic Parliament Buildings have many ghosts, notably Francis Mawson Rattenbury, the architect who designed them in the 1890s. He was murdered in England by his wife’s lover, but has returned to haunt the building that made him famous. Beneath majestic trees and crumbling tombstones at the Old Burying Ground on Quadra at Meares Street lie 1,300 bodies. The spectres of Adelaide Griffin who died in 1861 and “Soap and Water” Johnson who committed suicide in 1871 often glide among the graves.

Chinatown has many supernatural stories. Its secret tunnels are only myths, but its haunt-ings are very real. Feel the paranormal energy in Fan Tan Alley as you walk past its aban-doned opium dens and gambling halls.

The Victoria Golf Course on scenic Beach Drive is haunted by Doris Gravlin, strangled there by her husband in 1936. She appears as a white figure on the fairways, running quickly toward people and sometimes passing right through cars.

Victoria is a popular destination for ghost hunters and anyone who enjoys a good ghost story. It’s the most haunted city in BC and paranormal activities take place year-round, but as Halloween draws near

many of the city’s “spirited” attractions offer special programs for the annual Ghosts of Victoria Festival. Here, we offer a list of 16 great places to experience the haunted side of the city.

Ghosts are John Adams’ specialty on his Ghostly Walks

Ghost Tours are a great way to hear of the unknown stories Victoria has to offer.

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BC Legislative BuildingsThe BC Legislative Buildings , designed by renowned architect Fransic Rattenbury in the 1890s, dominate the architectural landscape of Victoria’s Inner Harbour. Gold and silver leaf, murals, ornate plaster details and wood mouldings ornament the richly-hued walls and ceilings. Visitors also encounter solid marble columns, statuary, stained glass as well as unique architectural flourishes. Be sure to take some time to appreciate the beauty of the grounds, which feature flower gardens, fountains, statues and exhilarating views of the harbour and mountains. Free guided tours are availible 7 days a week in summer, and Monday to Friday the rest of the year. The BC Legislative Buildings are located within easy walking distance of downtown Victoria.

Fairmont Empress HotelArchitect Francis Rattenbury tended to blend architectural styles in his buildings; the Empress, built in 1908, was no exception. Domed polygon turrets draw on classical influences, while Tudor arches in the lobby give that part of the hotel an Elizabethan feel. The picturesque broken roofline is dotted with Gothic dormers, while the hundreds of guest rooms are decorated in Edwardian-Victorian vintage style.

Christ Church CathedralChrist Church Cathedral is the Episcopal seat of the Bishop of the Diocese of British Columbia. Built in the Gothic style between 1926 and 1929, the church is faced with rusticated sandstone, granite and moulded “art stone.” Two square towers of equal height flank a 26-m/85-ft Gothic arch and rose window. Inside, a vaulted ceiling soars 20m/80ft above floors of marble and red tile. Take note of the pulpit, which was carved from a 500-year-old oak! For an unexpected stylistic twist, sneak a peek at the modernist stained glass windows in the upstairs Chapel of New Jerusalem. The cathedral is one of the last churches in Canada with real bells. They chime every Sunday to call parishioners to worship. Staff on site provide information to visitors. Christ Church Cathedral is located in downtown Victoria.

St. Andrew’s Cathedral St. Andrew’s Cathedral, the mother church of the Diocese of Victoria, was built in 1892 to a design inspired by the medieval cathedrals of Europe. Its 22-m/72-ft facade features asymmetric, sharply tapered bell towers as well as a colourful array of red brick, stone and slate. While the interior architecture is typical of late Gothic Revival style, a few of the elements of this church are surprising. The altar and lectern, for example, were designed by First Nations artists. They feature colourful Christian religious themes rendered in the artistic style of BC’s native peoples. St. Andrew’s Cathedral is located in downtown Victoria.

Bastion SquareThe site of the old Hudson’s Bay Company trading post that gave rise to present-day Victoria, Bastion Square is a place of special significance to Victorians. Because of its old-world charm and open views of the Inner Harbour, the Square is

a popular spot for outdoor dining, strolling and resting. Visit the old Provincial Supreme Court building, now the Maritime Museum of British Columbia, or simply walk around and enjoy the square’s unique features, such as the ceremonial entry arch at View Street and Government or the floorscape mosaic at the foot of the staircase linking the square with Wharf Street. Bastion Square lies between downtown Victoria and the Inner Harbour, an easy walking distance of both.

Craigdarroch CastleExperience lavish, Edwardian-era luxury at Craigdarroch Castle, the former home of local coal baron, Robert Dunsmuir. Built in the 1890s, its design mixes Jacobean, Scottish Baronial and French Gothic elements. Interesting exterior details include heavy stonework, a castellated roofline and 35

iron-braced chimneys. Inside, Scotch Granite columns, decorative tiling, stained glass, oak staircases and mahogany fireplaces hold their own against the rich furnishings and draperies.

Gate of Harmonious InterestChinese and non-Chinese communities worked together to erect the Gate of Harmonious Interest in 1981. Two inscriptions allude to this cooperative effort: “To work together with one heart” and “To help each other achieve harmony.” The 11.5-m/38-ft ornamental gate was modeled on similar gateways in China and is now the symbolic entrance to Chinatown. It follows the principles of symmetry in its design: a hand-carved stone lion from Suchow, China, stands on either side and art displayed on the gate incorporates many symbols of Yin-Yang equilibrium in nature. The Gate of Harmonious Interest is located in Chinatown, within walking distance of downtown Victoria.

Fan Tan AlleyFan Tan Alley is a curious little street. At its narrowest, it’s only 0.9m/3ft wide and there are still signs of the gambling dens that once existed there. Look for an old peephole in the wall on the right while walking toward Fisgard Street; it was used to screen visitors in the days when the illegal games of mah jong, fan-tan and dominoes were in play day and night and the air inside was heavy with the smoke of opium pipes. The architecture along this 73m/240ft long alley is typical of Edwardian commercial buildings. There are eight contiguous brick buildings in all.Fan Tan Alley is located in Chinatown, within walking distance of downtown Victoria.

As British Columbia’s capital city, Victoria is home to many grand public buildings and structures.Because of its numerous, well-preserved historic buildings and skylines that emphasize church spires instead of office

towers, Victoria has masqueraded as 19th-century England, Paris, Boston and New York City on the silver screen. But Victoria has something those cities lack: the rich cultural and artistic heritage of the area’s Aboriginal peoples. View

totem poles, longhouses and native artwork in locations throughout the city.

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Events Around TownOCT. 20-RAFFI1:00 PMMcPherson Playhouse- #3 Centennial SquareTickets: Starts at $32.50www.rmts.bc.caKnown as a children’s entertainer. Hear his classic song, “Baby Beluga”, among others.OCT. 20-DANCE OPEN HOUSE9:00 AM to 1:00 PMDance Victoria Studios- Suite 111 2750 Quadra Stwww.dancevictoria.comSee live sculpture demonstrations, free balloons, free beverages, prize draws and FREE classes from a variety of dance genres for toddlers to teens.OCT. 21-GROW A ROW FESTIVAL5:00 PM to 8:00 PMFairfield Community Centre - Garry Oak Room1335 Thurlow [email protected] a FREE night of dancing, games, prizes and more! As well as a community potluck, so bring a tasty fall dish to share.

NOV. 10-“SONG FOR AFRICA”7 PM to 9:30 PMVictoria Conference Centre- 720 Douglas St.$25www.watotocanada.comHelp Watoto Canada raise awareness, and funds for the African orphans rescued and raised in the Watoto Children’s Villages in Uganda, East Africa.NOV. 17-CENTENNIAL TREE LIGHT UP4 PM to 5:45 PMCentennial SquareKick-off the holiday season with the FREE 5th annual downtown Christmas Tree Light-Up. Enjoy musical performances, entertainment, ice sculptures, and treatsNOV. 30-DEC. 02-THE NUTCRACKERNov 30 at 7:30PM Dec 1 at 2PM & 7:30PMDec 2 at 2PMRoyal Theatre- 805 Broughton Stwww.rmts.bc.caMore than 150 professional and local dancers, musicians and stage technicians bring the magic to life for all girls and boys.

OCT. 25-KUBA OMS & ALEX CUBA8 PMMcpherson Playhouse- Centennial SquareTickets: $49.00www.rmts.bc.caHave a night out and watch performers. All proceeds for Community Living Victoria.

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Press ReleaseFamily Day at Centre of the Universe

May 16th, 2013

Families and individuals are invited to attend Family Day at the Centre of the Universe on August 17th, 2013. The event is an all ages, activity-filled, community gathering to rediscover all that the Centre of the Universe has to offer.

The later part of the evening will include more adult-oriented events. As an added bonus, regular admission will be discounted and a special discounted family rate will be added for the one day only. Please call 250-363-8262 for more information.

Events & Activities will include:• Interactive games and science experiments• Scientist presentations/ ask a scientist• Planetarium shows• Space-themed crafts for parents and children• Plaskett Telescope tours and demos• A Stargazing Party held in the night hours• Regular exhibits will be open all day• BBQ/ concession food availible for purchase

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Open your eyes to the skies by visiting our astronomy interpretive centre located on the top of Observatory Hill in Victoria, BC. You will also enjoy telescope tours and presentations in our planetarium and multimedia theatre.

This summer, we welcome you to join us in public observations with the 1.8-m Plaskett Telescope. In operation since May 6th, 1918, the Plaskett is the centrepiece of the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory - a national historic site of Canada.

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Open your eyes to the skies by visiting our astronomy interpretive centre located on the top of Observatory Hill in Victoria, BC. You will also enjoy telescope tours and presentations in our planetarium and multimedia theatre.

This summer, we welcome you to join us in public observations with the 1.8-m Plaskett Telescope. In operation since May 6th, 1918, the Plaskett is the centrepiece of the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory - a national historic site of Canada.

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The Centre of the Universe is the National Research Council's astronomy outreach centre. Located at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory in Victoria, the centre features interactive exhibits and curriculum-linked educational experiences, including a behind-the-scenes tour of the Plaskett Telescope.

Please contact us at [email protected] or 250-363-8262 if you have any questions or would like to book your class for a field trip to Centre of the Universe.

All of our programs can be delivered in either English or French.

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Families and individuals are invited to attend Family Day at the Centre of the Universe on August 17th. The event is an all ages, community gathering to rediscover all that the Centre has to offer!As an added bonus, regular admission will be discounted and a special discounted family rate will be added for the one day only!

Events & Activities will include:• Interactive games and science experiments• Scientist presentations• Planetarium shows• Space-themed crafts and activities• Plaskett Telescope tours and demos• A Stargazing Party held in the night hours• BBQ/ concession food availible


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There's no better way to spend a night in Victoria than at our star party! Everyone is welcome - no astronomy knowledge required!

While you wait for darkness, we'll give auditorium presentations about current objects in the sky and a "sneak preview" of the evening's sky in our mini-planetarium or browse in our own gift shop.

Saturday nights in Summer we have our guest lecture series, with a different speaker each week at 8:30 p.m.Once the stars are out, walk from telescope to telescope and see some of the amazing objects in the night sky.

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NationalSecurityBank

Annual Report 2011

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Trustee:

Scottybank Canada Trust &Merchant Bank Limited,30 Non Street, Victoria,V8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Registrar:

Scottybank Canada Trust &Merchant Bank Limited,30 Non Street, Victoria,V8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Auditors:

Pryce Dryhouse,Scotty Centre, Non Street, VictoriaV8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Secretary:

Chief Corporation,Scotty Centre, Non Street, Victoria,V8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Bankers: Scottybank Canada Limited,Supersuperior Bank Canada Limited,Companies Bank Limited.

Attorneys-At-Law:

Dum, Cow, Ferrit and Oldenham,11 Any Street, VictoriaV8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Real Estate Appraisers:

A.R. Alexis & Company Limited,1 Sea Street, VictoriaV8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

C.D. Variance & Tinsel Company Limited,2 Ding Dong Road, VictoriaV8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada

Mickey, Masonary & Company Limited,43 Lord Mess Road, VictoriaV8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Advertising Agents:

Grinmost Advertising Limited,80 Hunting Road, VictoriaV8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Stockbrokers:

BRT Investments Limited,14 St. Hilda’s Road, VictoriaV8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Bronco Investments Limited,30 Micro Close, VictoriaV8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Second Landmark CanadaStockbrokers Limited,50 Dice Drive, Dice Court, Suite Z, VictoriaV8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Maybe Investments Limited,123/4 Knotts Circle, Victoria V8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

DTR Stockbrokers Limited,20 Knotts Circle, Victoria V8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Denture Stockbrokers Limited,67 Maddaxe Drive, Victoria V8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

Ritzy Stockbrokers Limited,2 Hobourne Road, VictoriaV8V 1LO, British Columbia, Canada.

National Security Bank186 Nautilus Boulevard, Victoria,

V8V 5E7, British Columbia, Canada.Telephone (250) 388-7000-5, 388-2011

Fax: (250) 388-7599

Corporate Data

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James Doe, Vice President, Life Insurance

Company Limited

Sin Gin James, General Manager,

Ginnal Investments Limited

Martin Dons, Group Finance Director,

ACWO Group Limited

Katherine Anil, Chairperson,

Holme & Giffe Funds Limited

John Smith, Chairman,

National Security Bank Limited

Marie Ruth, President,

Resource Services International Limited

Board of Directors

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The Directors of National Security Bank Limited submit herewith their report for the year ended 30 April 2010 together with the Audited Accounts for the year ended on that date.

Accounts 59,000,167

Profit for the year 203,666,234 Add. Balance brought forward 262,666,401 (55,200,000)

Bonus Share Issue 212,466,401

Bonus Share IssueOn 28th March, 2010, the Authorized Share Capital of the Company was increased by 100,000,000 Shares of 50 cents each. Shares totalling 90,750,000 were issued to existing shareholders as Bonus Shares by capitalization of $51,750,000 from retained earnings. The Bonus issue was in the proportion of eighteen Ordinary Shares for every on Share held at 28th March, 2010.

DividendsThe Directors do not recommend that a Dividend be declared for the year ended 30th April, 2010.

Directors In accordance with the Company’s Articles of Association, Dr J. Nite, Mrs. V. Audit and Mr. M. Mighty resigned from the Board of Directors. The present Directors of the Company are Katherine Anil, Marie Ruth, John Smith, James Doe, Martin Dons, and Sin Gin James.

AuditorsPryce Dryhouse, the retiring Auditors, have signified that they are willing to continue office in accordance with the provisions of Section 153 of the Companies Act.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

John Smith, Chairman,Dated this 20th day of March 2011.

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Profit and Loss AccountYear ended 30 April, 2011

2010 2011

GROSS INCOME 116,000,200 45,870

EXPENSES 50,281,500 30,670,050

PROFIT BEFORE TAXATION 607,500,600 15,000,600

Taxation 900,500,400 4,600,800

NET PROFIT 45,000,200 9,600,400

Retained earnings at beginning of 102,800,500 98,000,900

150,600,234 107,800,000

APPROPRIATIONS

Bonus issue 44,900,000 –

Dividend - gross – 4,998,200

44,900,000 4,998,200

RETAINED EARNINGS 104,700,778 100,888,546

Profit & Loss Account

0 20,000,000 40,000,000 60,000,000 80,000,000 100,000,000 120,000,000

Retained Earnings at theBeginning of 2010

Retained Earnings at theBeginning of 2011

Total RetainedEarnings 2010

Total RetainedEarnings 2011

NSB Profit & Loss Account 2010 - 2011Comparing Retained Earnings

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Brought Forward 110,700,003 100%

Valuation at % of Fund Asking price C$ 100,000 71/2% The Canada Sleeperstock Association Limited, cumulative preference shares 300,000 135,053 113/5% National Investments Company Limited, variable rate, 2009 137,000 350 5% Canada Light Limited 130 11,7500 5% Canada Light Limited, Preference “D” shares 5,000 44,700 6% Canada Light Limited, preference “E” shares 17,900 13,700 7% Canada Light Limited, preference “B” shares 5,500 200 51/2% Canada Phones Limited, cumulative preference share 75 300 6% Canada Phones Limited, cumulative preference shares 115 63,500 25% People’s Bank Limited, cumulative preference shares 63,500 27,000 20% People’s Bank Limited, cumulative preference shares 32,000 580,000 0.54 111,190,500 101.14

Cash and Sundries

Deposits, receivables and other assetsless income available for distribution, payables and other liabilities (1,296,058) 1.15

TOTAL VALUE OF DEPOSITED PROPERTY 109,900,500 100.00

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Beaches and Coastal

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