This document provides an overview and timeline of Pacific Wild's advocacy efforts to stop the British Columbia government's wolf cull program. Some key details include: - The BC government launched a multi-year program to kill wolves from helicopters in order to protect endangered caribou herds, citing 184 wolves would be shot. - Pacific Wild opposed this program through an online petition, billboard ads, and collaborating with celebrities/scientists to raise awareness. Over 350,000 signatures and 10,000 letters were submitted against the cull. - Despite the advocacy efforts, over 250 wolves have been killed through the government's program over several years, though caribou numbers continue to decline.

1. GRAPHIC
DESIGN
PORTFOLIO

2. NEIL
FOSTER
(ARTIST + GRAPHIC DESIGNER)
Agraphicdesigner,artistandillustratorwithatruepassion
for the creative process, Neil is a design graduate of the
Art Institute of Vancouver. He cut his teeth as a designer
in the early 2000’s when he co-founded a BMX and skate
clothing brand in his home town of Plymouth, UK. For the
last decade, Neil has honed his skills as a screen printer,
productionmanagerandfreelancegraphicdesigner,where
he’s developed branding and creative assets for print
and web. While Neil’s talent for corporate branding and
designcommunicationensureshecancreatefortheclient
needs, he’s also an avid artist and spends his spare time
creating his own artwork. His artistic expertise includes
buildingresintoys,painting,sculptingandinkillustrations.

3. TARGET
BUILDERS
SOUND
WOOD
FLOORS
604•Dynamics
p o w e r s p o r t g r a p h i c s
WHISTLER
STAGING CO
movetosquamish
immersive
explorers
LOGOS
Neil believes that a successful logo
is timeless and conceptual. He uses
symbolism, eye-catching colour ways
and figure ground to create poignant
white space in his designs. Neil has
developed visual identities for a
range of industries, including sports,
patient care, construction, media, and
action sports. One of Neil’s signature
approachesistoextractelementsfrom
the logo to create unique supporting
brand graphics, such as iconography.

4. LOGGERS SPORTS
est 1957
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
BRAND ID
8K RUN
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
AXE THROW
INVITATIONAL
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
BED RACES
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
BEEF BARBEQUE
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
CHAIR CARVE
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
FESTIVAL PARADE
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
KETTLE BOIL
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
KIDS FESTIVAL
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
LOGGERS STOMP
DANCE
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
The Squamish Days Loggers Sports Society runs British Columbia's longest-standing
community festival. The festival is deeply rooted in the local forestry industry, but has
since evolved into a broader celebration of Squamish with a variety of entertainment
and events for everyone. The Squamish Days team wanted to evolve their brand to
reach new audiences and visually communicate the festival's broader scope. We
developed a visual communication architecture that elevated the presence of
Squamish Days and gave room for the festival to expand its programming in the future.

5. ICONOGRAPHY
Developing icons is one of Neil’s strong points. He loves
to dissect a visual ID to its bare essence, then create
icons using key elements of the logo. Neil builds vibrant,
thoughtfulanduniqueiconsthatstandoutonanymedium.

6. SLED WRAPS
604 Dynamics v Graphics a subsidiary of
Century Signs and Awnings – has launched
to produce graphics for snowmobiles and dirt
bikes. Neil is the Designer Of Record for the
604 team, and is presently producing a series
of templates, which will be used to create
snowmobilewrapsfor amultitudeofcustomers.

7. SLED WRAPS

8. VAN WRAP
Havingworkedasaprintproductionprofessionalandvinyl
tech for a number of years, Neil takes a multi-faceted
approachtodevelopingcreativeforthismedium.Hehas
theuniqueunderstandingofbothdesignbestpractices
and specific technical requirements for vehicle wraps.
Neil designed this vehicle wrap for Sea to Sky Signs.

9. LAYOUT
LOGGERS SPORTS
FESTIVAL
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
SPONSORSHIP
PACKAGE
61st ANNUAL
2018
August 2 - 6 2018
Al McIntosh Loggers
Sports Grounds
Squamish, BC
The Squamish Days Loggers
Sports Association...
Invites you to take part in our 61st Annual
Squamish Days Loggers Sports Festival
Squamish’s annual Squamish Days Loggers Sports Festival is the largest festival
of its kind in British Columbia and the longest running annual event in Squamish.
Going into our 61st year we continue to be embraced with open arms by
our local communities and those throughout Canada and the world.
Each year the festival becomes larger in size and scope and the opportunities and
visibility for our sponsors grow.
Please take a moment to review the attached sponsorship levels. Remember, all
details are negotiable and we are quite open to any suggestions you may have in
creating a package to meet your particular needs.
INVITE
Squamish Days
Loggers Sports Association
Box 68 – Squamish, BC – V8B 0A1
sponsorsquamishdays@gmail.com
P. 778-938-1410
F. 604.898.4852
SQUAMISH DAYS LOGGERS SPORTS ASSOCIATION
The Squamish Days Loggers Sports Association is a not-for-profit entity
run solely by volunteers. Proceeds from the Squamish Days Weekend are
returned to the community by partnering with the following service
groups:
• Elks Club of Squamish
• Howe Sound Curling Club
• Rotary Club of Squamish
• Royal Canadian Legion
• Royal Canadian Marine Search & Rescue
• Squamish Valley Equestrian Association
Over the last 61years the support of the Squamish Days weekend has
allowed the Squamish Days Loggers Sports Association to donate over
$485,000 to our local community groups.
ABOUT US
The Squamish Days Loggers Sports weekend is a 5-day festival with events for the whole family!
The Loggers Sports competitions are the signature events, attracting world-class competitors
and amateur athletes alike. A host of supporting programming rounds out the festival, including
Children’s Sports, a Pancake Breakfast, Festival Parade, 8K run, bed races and much more.
With Squamish as a world class destination for outdoor recreation, there is no better place in
the world to sit back, grab a hot dog or internationally famous Rotary Beef BBQ, and enjoy the
exciting events at the Squamish Days Loggers Sports Shows.
8K RUN
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
AXE THROW
INVITATIONAL
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
BED RACES
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
BEEF BARBEQUE
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
CHAIR CARVE
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
FESTIVAL PARADE
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
KETTLE BOIL
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
KIDS FESTIVAL
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
TIMBER TRAINING
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
LOGGERS SPORTS
FESTIVAL
SQUAMISH
DAYSEst 1957
Each year, festival goers
anticipate the signature
Loggers Sports events:
»Saturday Novice/
Intermediate Loggers
Sports Show
»Sunday Open Loggers
Sports Show
EVENTS Sponsor
Benefits
WOOD BOSS HIGH
RIGGER
BULL
BUCKER
HOOK
TENDER
CHASER
$5,500+ $4,000 $2,000 $1,500 $100 - $1,500
PROMOTIONAL
Company logo placed on Show Shirt Volunteer Shirt - - -
Company Name
announced by
the event host
Announced as
Presenting
Sponsor of a
festival event
Announced
as Title
Sponsor
ONE open
Event at the
World class
Show
ONE Novice/Int.
Event Saturday
Show
-
Banners & Signage at
Loggers
Sports Grounds
(Provided by Sponsor)
3 – 3’ x 10’
Banner or Sign
Front Entrance &
High Visibility
2 – 3’ x 10’
Banner or Sign
Beer garden
visibility
2 – 3’ x 5’
Banner or Sign
1 – 3’ x 5’ Banner
or Sign
-
Website Exposure Logo & Link Logo & Link Logo & name Logo & Name Company Name
Ability to Hand out
Promotional
Materials @ Loggers
Sports Show
Yes Yes - - -
After Event
Acknowledgment
Exposure
(Squamish Chief)
Includes
Company Logo
Includes
Company Logo
Includes
Company Logo
Company Name Company Name
Add Ons (Additional Costs)
Promotional booth
at Loggers Sports Show
(Saturday & Sunday)
$1,000 - - - -
Loggers Sports
Show Vehicle Display
(Saturday & Sunday)
$1,000 - - - -
FREE SWAG
Sponsors VIP Tent 6 Invites valid
Saturday &
Sunday
4 invites valid
Saturday &
Sunday
2 invites valid
Saturday &
Sunday
2 invites
Saturday &
Sunday
2 invites valid
SATURDAY ONLY
8 KM Run Entry 1 1 1 - -
World Class Loggers
Sports Show Tickets
8 4 4 2 2
Squamish Days Ball Caps 4 2 2 1 1
Pancake Breakfast
Vouchers
8 4 2 2 2
Squamish Days 2018 Sponsorship Levels
In addition to all of the great Sponsorship Benefits above
all Sponsors will receive the following:
•Entry into the Squamish Days Festival Parade
•Preferred Seating Area at the Al McIntosh Loggers Sports Grounds
•After event acknowledgment in the Squamish Chief
To secure your sponsorship please complete this form and return via fax
(604.898.4852)
or email sponsorsquamishdays@gmail.com by JUNE 15TH, 2018
Company
Name:
Contact Person:
Street Address: Province:
City: Postal Code:
Phone:
Email Address:
Sponsor Information
Sponsorship Level
(Please check one)
2018 Squamish Days Sponsorship Commitment Form
Wood Boss $5,500+(Show Shirt & Presenting Sponsor of Festival Event)
High-Rigger $4,000 (Volunteer Shirt & Title Sponsor)
Bull-Bucker $2,000 (Sunday Show Event)
Hook Tender $1,500 (2 Invites Valid Saturday & Sunday)
Chaser $100 - $1,500
Other - Products, Services
(Please specify)
Payment Details
Do you require an
Invoice? (Please circle) YES NO
Conditions:
In order to guarantee inclusion in Squamish Days online and print marketing commitment forms are due by
JUNE 15TH, 2018. Sponsorship money must be received by July 15th, 2018.
By signing above you agree to sponsor the 2018 Squamish Days Loggers Sports Festival
at the above indicated level and agree to pay all sponsorship fees by July 15th, 2018.
Squamish Days Loggers Sports Association
Box 68 – Squamish, BC – V8B 0A1
p. 778-938-1410 f. 604.898.4852 e. sponsorsquamishdays@gmail.com
Thank you for your support!
Sponsor
Signature:
Date:

10. nakusp
hotsprings
relax
refresh
return
plentyof options
to play
hike
bike
NATURE
sled
AQUATIC
ACTIVITIES
ski
cross
country SNOWSHOE
Explore hiking
trails that take you
into old growth
cedars and to the
highest
mountaintops.
Feed your
adrenaline with a
climb and descent
on one of
Nakusp's iconic
bike trails.
Earn your turns in
the backcountry
or enjoy
lift-accessed
skiing and riding
at Summit Lake
ski area.
Find a moment of
peaceful reflection
by exploring the
flora and fauna of
the Kootenays.
Find your sense
of adventure on
groomed track at
one of Nakusp's
designated cross
country ski areas.
Strap on your
snowshoes and
venture off into a
forested winter
wonderland.
Grab your fellow
winter warriors and
go for a rip in
Nakusp's infamous
sled-access
backcountry.
Lake life is the
best life. Swim,
SUP, fish or boat in
one of the
surrounding lakes.
visit•nakusphotsprings.com
INFOGRAPHIC
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On this infographic alone 1,046 wolves have been killed.
The wolves are calling for our help.Will you answer?
The Freedom of Information (FOI)
request reveals government briefing
notes suggesting the cull was
prompted by the forest industry
The B.C.government has launched
a multi-year wolf kill program to
“save endangered caribou herds in
the South Selkirk and Peace regions.”
As many as 184 wolves to be shot
from helicopters.
Pacific Wild launches an
Indiegogo campaign to
raise funds to fight the
wolf cull.
Thanks to more than
1,200 Indiegogo
supporters,
#SaveBCwolves
billboard
advertisements
hit the streets of Vancouver.
Elizabeth May,Leader,Green Party of
Canada / Chef,Parti Vert du Canada,
responds to Pacific Wild’s
#SaveBCwolves petition.
″Killing wolves and upsetting the
natural ecosystem is a
heavy-handed and INEFFECTIVE approach...″
84 wolves have been killed.
173,400 people from all over the world have already signed
Pacific Wild’s #SaveBCWolves petition in opposition.
At least 24 wolves are killed by helicopter in the South Selkirk
Mountains by the end of February and another 73 wolves are killed from
helicopters in the South Peace region by May.
18 caribou remain in the Selkirk Mountains
Singer Miley Cyrus
travels to B.C.’s Great
Bear Rainforest with
Pacific Wild to put a
stop to the war
on wolves.
Ten environmental groups,
including Pacific Wild,send a letter
to Premier Christy Clark,objecting
to the fact that her government is
spending hundreds of thousands of
dollars to kill wolves and pen
pregnant mountain caribou.
National Geographic
Magazine shines a
spotlight on B.C.’s
threatened sea wolves.
Over 250
Wolves
have been
killed.
Pacific Wild interviews and films two
of Canada’s senior wolf biologists,
Dr.John and Mary Theberge
An affidavit reveals the B.C.
government admits it allowed
industrial development to destroy
and fragment so much habitat in
the South Peace region that
caribou can no longer survive.
Pacific Wild releases
the children's
book WOLF ISLAND
by award-winning
photographer
and author
Ian McAllister.
Over 6,000 letters from Pacific Wild
supporters are sent to the
Canadian government.
Twenty-three organizations and
businesses including
Pacific Wild band together to
denounce a plan for a
hunter-funded wildlife agency.
″Meet Rare Sea Wolves Who
Live Off The Ocean And Can
Swim For Hours″International media spotlight
continues to shine on the coastal
sea wolves of B.C.
Pacific Wild rallies the public to
send letters in support of
restructuring B.C.’s
″professional reliance″system,used to assess the
environmental risks
associated with logging,mining
and other projects.
The government has killed 108 wolves
this past winter,including engaging
in sterilization experiments,and plans
to continue in the new year.
Now in the third consecutive
year,the B.C.government's
tax-payer-funded wolf kill
project continues to shoot
wolves from helicopters,despite
declining caribou numbers.
Pacific Wild rallies their
supporters: in only 5 days,over
1,500 letters and 20,000 new
petition signatures are sent to
the government.
The last cursory population estimate on
Vancouver Island sea wolves was in 1994.
People are speaking out and
Pacific Wild’s advocacy platforms see a
surge in #’s: over 10,000 letters and over
350,000 signatures have been
submitted to #SaveBCwolves
The Ministry of Environment
makes a formal determination that
Southern Mountain Caribou face
″imminent threats to recovery.″
The government plans to
eliminate all wolves in the
South Selkirk,South Peace
and North Columbia regions
in an attempt to protect the
caribou that remain,despite
most subpopulations of
caribou declining,including
in places where predator
control has been going on
for 10 years or more.Pacific Wild calls for public comment
on the province’s Draft Caribou
Recovery Program-a new program to
recover and conserve woodland
caribou in British Columbia.
Pacific Wild takes over the streets of
Vancouver for a second time with
strategically placed ads about the
wolf kill April 3,2018.Only three female
caribou remain in the South Selkirk
herd that roams British Columbia,
Idaho and Washington.
A draft conservation agreement
developed by the federal and
provincial governments under the
federal Species at Risk Act is called
″toothless″and a ″joke″by conservationists
The B.C.government proposes to increase
the trapping of coastal wolves to
10 months out of the year.
on Vancouver Island The proposal states
that they are basing the decision on
anecdotal information and not on science
or any reliable data.
13 wolves are tranquilized by paid B.C.
government snipers and fitted with GPS radio
collars.Known as Judas wolves,once they have
rejoined their pack mates,the entire pack is
systematically gunned down and killed.The
program will kill nearly 500 wolves and cost
taxpayers approximately $2.2 million.
Pacific Wild joins two dozen
NGOs in a collaborative media
release in response to a provincial
government document that
admits the culling of wolves is
inhumane.
Pacific Wild & Valhalla Wilderness Society,
backed by Humane Society International
Canada take the government to court,funded
by WCEL & PW supporters
In one year:
$367,582 has been spent protecting the
North Columbia herd in 2015
$500,000 is the price B.C.taxpayers have spent on
killing wolves in only 12 months
$1 millon is spent on a maternity penning
project near Chetwynd in 2014/2015
7 caribou have died in B.C.pens
January 15,2015:
February 11,2015:
March 6 2015:
April 17,2015:
September 18,2015:
September 21,2015:
October 1,2015:
November,2015:
December 31st,2015:
January 20,2016May 3,2016May 16,2016January 20,2017
February 2,2017 March 14,2017 March 26,2017
June 27,2017July 10,2017
January 1,2018
January 10,2018
January 11,2018
January 16,2018January 19,2018
February 21,2018
May 7,2018
May 24,2018
June 13,2018
Join THE CALL today:
www.pacificwild.org
The provincial wolf management
plan states the government does
not support predator control for
the purpose of hunting
ungulate populations,
yet the B.C.government expands
bighorn sheep hunting at the same
time,it targets the animals’natural
predators to protect two herds:
wolves.
October 3,2018
500
Wolves =
$2.2million
August 13,2017November 18,2017
YEAR 2018
September 30,2015:
February 25,2015:
TAXES
″We find the killing of one of the
world’s most highly developed
social species for such arrogant
reasons as manipulating
wilderness to be reprehensible.″
PRESENTS:
Join over 400,000peoplein the fight
to end British Columbia’s wolf cull.
A community for wolf supporters

11. KNOWLEDGE
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OUR MISSIONDeliver improved productivity, cost savings and peace of mind to our customers
and carriers by effectively communicating and proactively applying our knowledge and resourcefulness.
1> to listen to our customers and carriers and provide the best solutions and programs that meet current and future needs
• we apply our policies and procedures consistently, while being flexible when the situation calls for it
• we are resourceful and go above and beyond to ensure customer and carrier satisfaction
Our Guiding Principles • The fuel that drives the road ahead:
2> To be effective communicators, by regularly sharing critical information to the right people at the right time, in the right way
• We don’t make assumptions and constantly clarify details to ensure we have the right information.
• We choose our words carefully to ensure we are thoughtful and clearly communicate our message.
3> To be accountable by being honest and accurate in the information we share and by delivering on our promises
• We pay attention to the details and follow up until we have fully delivered what we committed
• We admit when we have made a mistake and immediately work towards resolving the issue
• We are honest about what we don’t know and ask questions until we (or those we do business with) have the information necessary to move forward
4> To build and share our knowledge (i.e. product/equipment information, regulations, etc)
with customers and carriers, pro-actively and on an ongoing basis, to support their success
• We take the time to get to know others so that we can better understand their needs, including what information would help them to be successful
• We constantly source new information and develop materials, to share with the team, customers and carriers
5> To work as a team to ensure all of our services are integrated and effective for our customers and carriers
• We are all leaders – we lead by being positive examples
• We support each other to reach individual and common goals
• We collaborate to ensure we understand the impact of our decisions, including how they affect the work of others
6> To be socially responsible, by supporting important causes in our own community as well as critical initiatives to customers and carriers
• We grow as a team by helping others
• We set ourselves apart, by contributing to a better future
7> To foster a dynamic work environment that encourages diversity, respect, growth, and fun
• We recognize and celebrate achievements of individuals and teams
• We value the contribution of each person by promoting equality and being open to differences, including differing opinions and beliefs
• We are continuously learning and improving ourselves and our processes
Posta Ital Bar Cucina is happy to host the beautiful, sunny region of Campania for the month of February and
Giro D’italia. The Campania region lies on the coast of the Mediterranean and is home to both the Amalfi
Coast and Naples. This region is known for their mozzarella di bufala, san marzano tomatoes, fresh seafood,
limoncello and pizza margarita. Close proximity to the Vesuvio results in a nourishing volcanic soil that
produces some of the best vegetables in Italy.
Chef Mark and his team have put together a unique and flavourful variety of regional foods for you to enjoy!
ANTIPASTI
Calamari Ripieni Calamari stuffed with sausage & pane, topped
with tomato & charred rapini
or
Mozzarella di Bufala con Melanzane Buffalo mozzarella, grilled
eggplant, agro dolce pomodorini & opal basil
PRIMI
Paccheri con Frutti di Mare House made paccheri pasta with shrimp,
mussels, cuttlefish & bay scallops, southern style tomato sauce
or
Pasta Scarpinocc Specialty stuffed pasta with caciocavallo & ricotta
with bianco basil oil
SECONDI
Zuppa di Pesce Seafood stew with monk fish, clams, shrimp,
mussels & crostini
or
Coniglio with Gateau di Patate Braised rabbit with tomato, olives
& peppers, served with potato crostata
DOLCE
Madeira Cake & Torrone Almond sponge cake, burnt honey,
orange sauce, nougat & raspberries
or
Limoncello Parfait Limoncello torrone, almonds, panna & vanilla
crème anglaise
n.b. participation of the entire table is required / no substitutions please
$49 per guest + taxes & gratuities
@girotoronto . girotoronto.ca
February 15th∙25th, 2018
Campania ˚ Posta
TYPOGRAPHY
The Love Letter is a gin-based cocktail, mixed
with a homemade strawberry-jasmine syrup,
Oloroso Sherry and lemon juice, finished off
with a spray of bergamot essence perfume.
The Love Letter is slightly sweet and fruity
with bracing acidity, a lingering rounded
nuttiness from the sherry followed by the
very distinct citrusy aroma of bergamot.
This award-winning cocktail was created by
our very own Executive Mixologist, Orion
Berge, to introduce casual gin drinkers to the
wonder and versatility of gin. Order your Love
Letter, exclusively at Posta Italbar Cucina, today!
The Love Letter
Created by Executive Mixologist, Orion Berge
Order a Love Letter for a chance to win a Romantic dinner for two courtesy
of Posta Ital Bar Cucina. With every purchase of our exclusive Love Letter
cocktail, you will receive a ballot for a chance to win a VIP dinner experience
for you and a guest at Posta. Winners will be treated to an exquisite three
course dinner, paired with a wine selection from our very own Enoteca and
dessert compliments of.
Purchase your Love Letter for a chance to win!
Love is in the Air
with The Posta
Love Letter
$16
enter to win!
Neilhasworkedwithanumberofclientstoproduce
fliers, posters, menus and other promotional
materials. Most recently, he has created pieces
for Vancouver-based United Transportation and
GiroD’Italia–acollectiveofrestaurantsinToronto.

12. DIGITAL ILLUSTRATION
This is an area of passion for Neil, who loves to
play with shading, shape and colour to create fresh
and innovative designs. His inspiration for vector
art comes from a combination of his present day
natural surroundings and his 1980s childhood, where
cartoons, video games, skate graphics and metal

13. LET'S DO GREAT
WORK TOGETHER
design@substratestudios.ca
substratestudios.ca
Head of Design
Neil Foster
604•652•1442