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Safe Surrey Coalition platform promise to build SkyTrain to Newton Surrey Council awards $17.5-million contract for Surrey-Langley SkyTrain early works

Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum (centre) and his Safe Surrey Coalition councillors (left to right) Doug Elford, Allison Patton, Laurie Guerra and Mandeep Nagra. EVEN as certain organizations and individuals are trying their level best to sabotage the Surrey Langley SkyTrain Extension, the Safe Surrey Coalition is standing firmly behind its promise to build it. “We have heard loud and clear from Surrey residents that they want SkyTrain to Newton and as part of Safe Surrey Coalitions’ 2022 campaign, one of the main pillars of our platform will be to build SkyTrain from King George Station

to Newton,” said Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum on Monday. “SkyTrain to Newton will spur economic growth along the corridor and help us fight climate change by providing an alternative mode of transportation” said the Safe Surrey Coalition. During the 2018 election, Doug McCallum and the Safe Surrey Coalition made a promise to cancel LRT and build the SkyTrain to Langley. The Safe Surrey Coalition

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delivered on that promise by securing the full funding for the project and construction works are already underway on Fraser Highway. The Safe Surrey Coalition said it will deliver on its promise to build the SkyTrain to Newton. “We will get it done,” it added. MORE preparatory work for the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension

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No excitement as Jinny Sims announces her run for mayor in Surrey AS had been expected for a long time now — a bit too long, indeed — NDP MLA from SurreyPanorama, Jinny Sims, officially announced on Wednesday that she will run for mayor in Surrey. Her Surrey Forward party also announced four candidates — June Liu, Jim Bennett, Ramon Bandong and Theresa Pidcock (no name recognition here!) — for Surrey City Council. (Sims should stick to provincial politics. It was unfair of Premier John Horgan not to give her a ministry – especially after she had to step down as minister before the last election because of a vicious campaign against her by the BC Liberals that proved to be nothing but slander.) Of course, we are also waiting for Surrey-Newton Liberal MP Sukh Dhaliwal and former South SurreyWhite Rock Liberal MP Gordon Hogg (who is also a former White Rock mayor and MLA) to declare their run for the same post … and maybe one other prominent name. The more the merrier, as they say. Incumbent Councillor Brenda Locke — who’s tried every trick in

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earlier. New rapid transit is long overdue in Surrey. At a time when the environment and global warming is at the forefront, the need to get people out of their fossil fuel burning cars and into transit has never been greater.” The construction contract, awarded to B&B Heavy Civil Construction Ltd., consists of Fraser Highway widening to four lanes with cycling and pedestrian facilities and a widened centre median to accommodate the upcoming SLS Project. Works consist of road widening, concrete curbs, sidewalks, multi-use paths, retaining walls,

street lighting, traffic signals, wildlife culvert, fish passage improvements and in-stream works. The contract includes roadworks at Fraser Highway from George Junction to East of 96 Avenue and culvert replacement work on Fraser Highway at Quibble Creek. The contract work is expected to start this month and be completed by May 2023. In fall 2020, Council approved an optimized four-lane Fraser Highway design between 140 Street and 148 Street through Green Timbers. The design establishes two lanes of travel

in each direction in one of the most congested corridors in the City and an unfinished central median as Early Works to allow for the establishment of the future Surrey-Langley SkyTrain (“SLS”) guideway installation. On July 12, 2021, Council approved construction of the Fraser Highway improvements between 14200-Block and 148 Street. Phase 1 was predominantly completed in fall 2021 with completion of remaining in-stream work scheduled for June 2022. For the full Corporate Report, visit our website voiceonline.com

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is about to get underway after City Council approved a $17.5 million contract during its Regular Council Meeting last week. “The City of Surrey is moving full speed ahead on SkyTrain Early Works,” said McCallum. “With funding secured from all levels of government, the $4 billion Surrey Langley SkyTrain will be built in one phase. Constructing the new SkyTrain line all at once will create a savings of $500$600 million and will see the Surrey Langley SkyTrain delivered two years

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mainstream media — only ended up backfiring. Surrey-ites were so disgusted by that tactic that even a rabidly anti-McCallum newspaper wrote that that was not the way to behave. Wait for the election, stupid! Isn’t it REALLY ironical that a politician who won in the last municipal election by promising to replace the colonial RCMP with a modern municipal police force and to build the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension faced a vicious, unrelenting sabotage campaign for doing just that! But he (McCallum) stuck to his promises AND succeeded. There is no way that the Surrey Police Service can be disbanded – and the SkyTrain extension is fully financed. McCallum’s support in Surrey still remains solid in spite of the ongoing campaign by the RCMP and the mainstream media against him. That was very clear when hundreds of his

supporters showed up at Wednesday’s Surrey City Council meeting in reaction to Monday’s racist, fascist disruption of the Council by pro-RCMP old white guys in order to pressure McCallum to step down as mayor. What world are they living in? (The racist, fascist Komagata Maru incident was in 1914, wasn’t it?) Yes, there was no excitement at Sims’ announcement — and DON’T expect excitement at other announcements, too. Yes, they will all bring some supporters to robustly cheer them for the cameras. BUT, in the end, it will be the SILENT majority and not the SCREECHING minority that will prevail.

INCIDENTALLY, you will find this report from The VOICE in February 2019 – “More than $800,000 could not save Tom Gill and his Surrey First from a humiliating defeat” -- very interesting:

Dianne Watts: Her support didn’t matter SURREY First spent $817,136.65 in last year’s Surrey civic election, according to Elections BC documents posted on their website. Yet despite those big bucks and the advantage of incumbency as well as the all-out support of former mayor Dianne Watts and then-mayor Linda Hepner, Surrey First’s mayoral can-

didate Tom Gill and the Surrey First team (except for Linda Annis who saved her skin by suddenly going against her own party on the Rosemary Heights development project) suffered a humiliating defeat. Surrey-ites were simply fed up with the arrogance of Watts and Hepner. Surrey First had taken the people for granted. Doug McCallum’s Safe Surrey Coalition won eight of the nine Council seats by spending $247,289.48. Integrity Now – former Surrey First councillor Bruce Hayne’s party – spent $224,915.77 but didn’t win a single seat. As The VOICE reported last October [2018], McCallum got 45,564 votes, Gill garnered 28,553 votes, while Hayne came third with 28,077 votes. Not only did McCallum win convincingly, but also seven of the eight candidates for council on his Safe Surrey Coalition slate won equally convincingly.

Vancouver man charged in stabbing death of his brother

A Vancouver man has been charged in the stabbing death of his brother in East Vancouver on Sunday morning. BC Prosecution Service has ap-

proved one count of second-degree murder against Alexander Trimble, 27, in connection with the death of Zachary Trimble, 23, Vancouver Police said on Monday.

Alexander Trimble was arrested Sunday after Vancouver Police responded to reports of an assault at a home near Bruce Street and East 49 Avenue shortly before 3 a.m. Of-

ficers discovered Zachary Trimble badly injured outside the house. He later died from his injuries. Alexander Trimble remains in custody.

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Liberals pass off Conservative ideas on immigration as their own: MP Jasraj Hallan

JASRAJ Singh Hallan, Conservative critic for Immigration Refugees and Citizenship, and Kyle Seeback, Conservative critic for Environment and Climate Change, say they welcome the government incorporating Conservative ideas found in Seeback’s private member’s bill (PMB), Bill C-242, into law. In a statement on Tuesday, they said: “Once again, the Liberals are taking credit for common-sense Conservative ideas and trying to pass them off as their own. “Today, Minister Fraser made a sweeping announcement about changes to Canada’s super visa program based solely on the ideas presented in a Conservative PMB that Liberals had vocally opposed. Exempli�ied by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, MP MarieFrance Lalonde, who said on the �loor of the House, ‘the government does not

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Enhancements to super visa program for parents, grandparents to reunite families more easily and for longer SEAN Fraser, Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, on Tuesday announced enhancements to Canada’s super visa program that will make it easier for Canadians to reunite with their parents and grandparents in Canada and will allow super visa holders to stay for a longer period of time. These changes, which come into force on July 4, will: * increase the length of stay for super visa holders to �ive years per entry into Canada

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– People who have a super visa also have the option to request to extend their stay by up to two years while in Canada. This means super visa holders will now be able to stay in Canada for up to seven consecutive years. * allow the Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship to designate international medical insurance companies to provide coverage to super visa applicants in the future

– Currently, only Canadian insurance providers can provide the necessary medical coverage that super visa applicants are required to have. Information about any designated medical insurance companies located outside of Canada will be communicated on IRCC’s website at a later date. Since 2011, Canadian citizens and permanent residents have been able to reunite with their

Minister of Public Safety, added: “Reuniting families is a priority for our Government and contributes to our success and strength as a country— particularly, as we work to recover from the pandemic and reconnect with our loved ones. I want to thank the Canada Border Services Agency employees who are working with partners to help unite Canadian citizens and permanent residents with their families, while keeping our borders safe and secure.”

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Conservatives slam Liberals for “taking credit for good ideas” CONTINUED FROM 3 support the member’s proposal to allow super visa applicants to purchase private health insurance from foreign companies.’ Curious then this exact idea from the member’s proposal is now palatable to her government. “The truth is family reunification through the super visa program is a crucial issue that has been proven to not only be an immeasurable help to new Canadians but also beneficial to Canada’s overall success. MP Seeback’s bill specifically addressed areas in the program that could be improved to

work better for immigrant communities, including, extending the length of stay up to five years, being able to request a twoyear extension, and recognizing approved international insurance coverage among others. Now, three of these ideas will be implemented for Canadians at the end of the month. “Conservatives have been supporting Bill C-242 since it was introduced in the House, and most recently Conservative members of the Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration (CIMM) highlighted how important these changes were to new Canadians amongst naysaying from the Lib-

erals. It is clear this was nothing but political theatre to set up taking credit for good ideas. “Conservatives stand with Canada’s immigrant communities and will always propose innovative legislation to address their needs. Removing barriers to families staying together and promoting policies that help boost the economy will always be a priority. While the Liberals are more concerned with playing political games to misguide Canadians, Conservatives will continue to focus on what needs to be done.” Kyle Seeback

Fighting hate requires new strategies, says B.C.’s Human Rights Commissioner Survey finds 72% never reported hate incidents to anyone

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• 58% of respondents felt that the rise in hate incidents was due to the perpetrators blaming certain groups for the pandemic • 56% felt that the increase in experiences of hate was due to a normalization of hate incidents online and elsewhere How respondents described the perpetrator: • 73% reported the perpetrator was a stranger, followed by a person in authority (19%), or a professional (16%) • 75% of respondents reported that perpetrators were white • 67% said that perpetrators tended to be men and between 25 and 65 B.C.’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner is reviewing all submissions received since the inquiry began last August, including over 100 oral and written submissions from people representing more than 60 organizations. Govender thanked everyone who participated in the Inquiry. “I am grateful to all those who shared their stories. I want to assure you that your voice has been heard and the information you shared with us will be very valuable as I prepare my report with recommendations. The experiences of hate in our communities is at the heart of this work.” B.C.’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner will release the inquiry final report and recommendations in early 2023.

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Moose Wala murder: Two shooters from Maharashtra identified, police say New Delhi (IANS /others): The Special Cell of Delhi Police has identified two shooters from Maharashtra that were involved in the brutal killing of Punjabi singer Shubhdeep Singh, popularly known as Sidhu Moose Wala. The identities of the two accused shooters — Santosh Yadav and Nav Nath Suryawanshi — were revealed during the interrogation of their close aide, Sidhesh Hiraman Kamle a.k.a. Mahakaal, who was arrested from Pune during a joint operation by the Delhi Police and the Maharashtra Police. Special Commissioner of Police, H.S. Dhaliwal, said both the shooters were paid Rs. 350,000 each to commit the gruesome murder of the Punjabi singer. “It was Mahakaal who introduced both these shooters to the main perpetrators and got Rs. 50,000 for it,” the senior police official said. He said the police had issued eight pictures of

Sidhu Moose Wala the suspects and six of the shooters had been identified. Out of them, the role of four in the murder, which took place in Punjab’s Mansa last month, has been established.

Meanwhile, the Tribune newspaper of Chandigarh reported that one of the sharp shooters who allegedly fired at Moose Wala — Harkamal Ranu of Bathinda — has been arrested. His family members claimed they have handed him over to the Punjab Police. Moosewala, 28, was shot dead on May 29 while he was driving his Mahindra Thar SUV. About a dozen assailants fired numerous shots at him. The singer’s autopsy report revealed that his body bore 19 bullet injury marks. During the last media briefing on June 8, Dhaliwal had said that since Moose Wala’s murder, four teams of Special Cell had been working on the case and the probe had revealed that gangster Lawrence Bishnoi was the mastermind behind the singer’s killing. Meanwhile, Interpol has issued a Red Corner Notice against Satinderjeet Singh alias Goldy

Brar who allegedly claimed responsibility for the killing of Moose Wala. Brar is reported to be living in Canada. The Punjab Police had sought a Red Corner Notice against Brar on May 30 in connection with two old cases, officials said. Brar, a native of Sri Muktsar Sahib, had gone to Canada on a student visa in 2017. Punjab Police allege that he is connected to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang. The Indian Police’s allegations against Brar have not been proven in court and Brar has not made any statement on these. Moosewala’s murder was allegedly in retaliation to Akali youth leader Vicky Middukhera’s killing that took place last year. For more stories on Moose Wala, visit our World Section. For updates, visit our website voiceonline.com.

Terrorism proceedings against Mohammad Moiz Omar for Mississauga mosque attack ON March 19, Mohammad Moiz Omar entered into the Dar Al-Tawheed Islamic Centre in Mississauga and discharged bear spray toward the members of the mosque while brandishing a hatchet. Following the incident, Omar, a 24-year-old man from Mississauga, was charged with several offences. On Wednesday, Ontario’s Peel Regional Police and the RCMP Integrated National Security Enforcement Team announced additional charges. It was read before the court that Deputy Director of Public Prosecution Service of Canada and the Assistant Deputy Attorney General for the Ministry of the Attorney General consented to the commencement of terrorism proceedings against Omar. The offences Omar is charged with constitute terrorist activity: * Assault with a weapon (two counts)

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* Administering noxious substance with intent to endanger life or cause bodily harm * Possession of a weapon for a purpose dangerous to the public * Utter a threat to cause death or bodily harm * Carry concealed weapons * Mischief to religious property “Our community has a fundamental right, and deserves, to feel safe and secure. Any attempt to jeopardize the safety of our community will be met with every effort to bring those responsible to justice. This incident has deeply impacted Dar Al-Tawheed Islamic Centre members and carries rippling impacts throughout our community. People should expect to be able to gather peacefully and safely without fear,” said Peel Regional Police Chief Nishan Duraiappah. “Our service is committed to continue to work-

ing with our partners and the community to ensure that hate and violence have no place in our community”. If you believe you have witnessed, or are aware of, any criminal extremism and/or suspicious activities which could pose a threat to public safety and/or national security, you are encouraged to report it to Peel Regional Police at 905453-3311 or within Canada to the National Security Information Network at 1-800-420-5805. In the event of an emergency, always dial 9-11. Anyone with information on this investigation is asked to call investigators at 12 Division Criminal Investigation Bureau at 905-453–2121, extension 1233. Information may also be left anonymously by calling Peel Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477), or by visiting www. peelcrimestoppers.ca.

Several arrested in pepper-spraying incident in New Westminster THE New Westminster Police Department received a 9-1-1 call on Monday at approximately 11:30 p.m. in relation to a group of people at Pier Park who had been peppersprayed. Officers arrived on scene and determined an argument had occurred between

two groups of people hanging out in the area. The suspects were quickly identified and arrested. One of the suspects was held in custody on an unrelated matter and the investigation into the assault is ongoing at this time. The victims received minor injuries

and were treated on scene by BC Emergency Health Services and New Westminster Fire Rescue. “At this point in our investigation we do not believe the victims and the suspects knew each other,” said Sgt. Justine Thom. “We’re

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TransLink launches new volunteer program TRANSLINK announced on Tuesday it is launching a Community Transit Volunteer Program to help customers connect with communities and have the best possible transit experience. Beginning this summer, trained volunteers will be stationed outside Fare Paid Zones at transit hubs in their own communities. This will enable volunteers to act as neighbourhood experts and help customers navigate the area. TransLink volunteers will answer customer questions and help direct riders during

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Kevin Allaraj, 23, and Jeevan Saepan, 22, are Richmond homicide victims THE Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) is seeking assistance in a shooting which occurred in Richmond on Saturday and to advance the investigation and identify witnesses, has identified the victims as 23-year-old Kevin Allaraj and 22-year-old Jeevan Saepan. Both were from the Lower Mainland and known to police. Initial information obtained indicates that this is a targeted incident connected to gang activities, said IHIT. On June 4 at around 11:03 a.m., Richmond RCMP responded to reports of shots fired in the parkade at 7000-block of Ackroyd Road. Frontline officers found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. Both died at the scene. The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) was called in. At around 11:30 a.m., Surrey RCMP responded to a vehicle fire in the area of 114 Street and 96A Avenue.

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gard of greater public safety and that criminal activities cross city boundaries. IHIT is taking full advantage of the resources of the integrated teams and regional RCMP detachments.” Anyone with information is being asked to call IHIT on the Information Line at 1-877-551-IHIT (4448) or by email at ihitinfo@rcmp-grc.gc.ca.

Rating agencies validate B.C.’s financial plan BRITISH Columbia’s continued stable credit ratings show that key stakeholders in the financial community validate the Province’s financial plan for investing in the services people need and building a strong, sustainable future for B.C., the government said on Friday. Despite major global events that have increased inflationary pressures and left no province or country unaffected, all four of the main international and domestic rating agencies have reaffirmed B.C.’s strong position. “Confirmation of B.C.’s stable credit rating is further evidence of the value of our focus on putting people first. Investing in the services people need,

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Abbotsford returns to in-person Canada Day celebrations

THE City of Abbotsford announced on Tuesday that it will safely return to in-person celebrations honouring its community and country at Abbotsford Exhibition Park this Canada

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Cloverdale-Langley City MP John Aldag worked on parts of Historic Places of Canada Act

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NDP prioritizes Premier’s mega museum over safety of Vancouver students: BC Liberals

Michael Lee has come forward in support of the museum, but has stayed silent when it comes to his government’s plan to defer seismic upgrades to the aging Killarney Secondary School.” A recent letter by the Vancouver School Board (VSB) to Education Minister Jennifer Whiteside confirms that no major school capital projects have been approved

for three consecutive years and that three seismically unsafe Vancouver schools previously promised by the NDP have now been deferred. Killarney Secondary and Churchill Secondary were promised capital funding as part of the NDP’s Seismic Mitigation Program, but both projects have now been frozen to fund the new billion-dollar vanity museum project, the BC Liberals said. “On one hand, George Chow and the NDP are blaming the school construction freeze on cost pressures from the pandemic and recent flooding, but at the same time, they are full steam ahead with a billion-dollar museum project that nobody asked for — it doesn’t add up,” added

Lee. “Parents, students and educators are outraged by this decision and they have every right to be.” Additionally, Chow and the NDP government have failed to deliver on their

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THE BC Liberals on Thursday said that while the NDP government freezes school capital projects so it can roll ahead with Premier John Horgan’s billion-dollar vanity museum project, NDP MLA for Vancouver-Fraserview George Chow remains silent on the impact this will have on students in seismically unsafe schools in his riding. “It’s hard to understand the NDP government’s decision to spend one billion dollars for a brand-new museum that nobody wants while freezing the construction of schools and other capital projects around B.C. that are in desperate need of seismic upgrades,” said Michael Lee, MLA for Vancouver-Langara. “It’s quite remarkable that MLA Chow

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Surrey celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day on June 21 at Holland Park SURREY’S National Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration and Wellness Event takes place on Tuesday, June 21 from 3 to 8 p.m. at Holland Park. Hosted by the local land-based First Na-

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Surrey Council approves contract for 3 artificial turf field replacements

SURREY City Council approved a $1.9 million contract to replace artificial turf fields at two of Surrey’s Athletic Parks at a Council Meeting last week. “Surrey’s numerous turf fields are in constant use by our local sport clubs for practices, games and tournaments,” said Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum. “Given the high demand for these playing fields, it makes good sense to keep them in good condition for all to enjoy. We know that active and engaged citizens result in strong and healthy communities.” The scope of work related to the artificial turf contract awarded to AstroTurf West Distributors Ltd. consists of the removal and disposal of end-of-lifecycle artificial turf, extraction, and collection of existing turf infill for reuse, remedial civil works on subgrade, and the supply and installation of replacement artificial turf surfaces on Field #9 at South Surrey Athletic Park and Field #1 and Field #5 at Newton Athletic Park. The work is expected to start this month and be completed by September. Twenty-one capital projects have been approved by Council under the $428 million Surrey Invests program, ranging from a new Athletics Centre at Bear Creek Park, the new Newton Community Centre with an Olympic size pool, the Cloverdale Sport and Ice Complex to smaller scope enhancements like new pickleball courts, bike parks, new playing surfaces for soccer and field hockey pitches. To read the corporate report, visit our website voiceonline.com

At least 161 dead due to toxic illicit drugs in April At least 161 lives were lost to toxic illicit drugs in B.C. in April 2022, which is a figure that equates to approximately 5.4 deaths per day. While men have historically accounted for nearly 80% of illicit drug-related deaths, more than 26% of those who died in April were female, continuing a shifting trend that began earlier in the year. Similarly, while the median age of decedents between March 2020 and February 2022 was 44, the number of deaths in older age categories continues to increase, as 38% of decedents in 2022 were at least 50.

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Surrey Steps Up youth showcase event celebrates exceptional young people

ON June 3, the Surrey Steps Up Youth Showcase took place at Surrey City Hall to celebrate the young people in the community who are “stepping up” to make positive contributions in their schools and communities. Hundreds of people gathered as local youth took centre stage to showcase

their community initiatives and celebrate with a dance floor, activities, games, food and performances. “I am impressed by the positive impact young people have in our city. The energy, dedication and creativity they brought to this year’s Surrey Step’s Up Youth Showcase must

be commended,” said Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum. “Thank you to all our local youth and future leaders for making Surrey Steps Up a resounding success and for continuing to be positive role models for those around you.” Hosted by the City of Surrey, Surrey RCMP and the

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Vancouver’s Permit Task Force maintains steady progress after one year THE City of Vancouver’s Permitting Task Force has continued its progress towards reducing permit and licence wait times over the past year, despite a historic high number of new permit and licence applications that doubled between May 2021 and May 2022, the City said on Wednesday. Staff have addressed the application backlogs and are now processing 35% more applications across all permitting streams compared to May 2021 through a number of process improvements made over the past year. While steady progress has been made, there are still a number of areas to improve, including reducing the wait times for single family home, duplexes and laneway applications. However, now that staff have processed the surge in permit and licence applications from 2021, homeowners, home builders and businesses can expect wait times to continue to improve with faster turnarounds for applicants, and will continue to report back on progress through the Task Force. The latest Task Force improvements are: * Businesses can now expect to receive their business licence in as little as six weeks, compared to 16 weeks last year. * Homeowners and businesses can now expect to receive a permit for low-complexity renovations in as little as two weeks. Key improvements over the past year: * Commercial renovations are two weeks faster per application * Applicants are contacted within two-three

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CCTV footage showed a man taking a selfie with Sidhu Moose Wala. share the name of the shooter with whom Kamle is associated. However, he maintained that he has strong linkages with one of the shooters and he can help trace out more than one shooter. The prime motive behind the Punjabi singer’s murder has not been revealed. “It is part of investigation and hence cannot be shared at this stage,” Dhaliwal said, adding all relevant information is being shared with the Punjab Police. On Tuesday, Punjab Police had claimed to have identified four shooters allegedly involved in Moose Wala’s killing and said that raids were being conducted to nab them. They also officially announced the arrest of at least eight persons for providing logistic support, conducting recce and harbouring shooters of the singer. A police spokesperson said those arrested have been identified as Sandeep Singh, alias Kekda, of Sirsa, Haryana; Manpreet Singh, alias Manna,

of Talwandi Sabo, Bathinda; Manpreet Bhau of Dhaipai, Faridkot; Saraj Mintu of Dode Kalsia village, Amritsar; Prabhdeep Sidhu, alias Pabbi, of Takhat-Mall, Haryana; Monu Dagar of Rewli village in Sonepat, Haryana; and Pawan Bishnoi and Naseeb, both residents of Fatehabad, Haryana. Additional Director-General of Police (ADGP), Anti-Gangster Task Force, Parmod Ban said in a statement Sandeep, alias Kekda, on the directions of a suspect based in Canada and Sachin Thapan, had kept tabs on the singer’s movements by posing as his fan. Kekda even took selfies with the singer when the latter left home minutes before his murder, he added. “Kekda shared inputs like the singer not being accompanied by guards, not travelling in a bullet-proof vehicle, number of occupants and vehicle details with the shooters and handlers operating from abroad,” Ban claimed.

CBI refutes claim of Punjab Police on extradition of alleged gangster from Canada Chandigarh (IANS): A day after Punjab Police claimed that it had sought a red corner notice for the extradition of Goldy Brar from Canada for allegedly claiming responsibility for killing of Punjabi singer Shubhdeep Singh, popularly known as Sidhu Moose Wala, on behalf of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, India’s Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Thursday clarified that this request was made after the crime. The CBI said it received an email from Punjab Police with an attached letter of May 19 about Brar only on May 30, a day after Moose Wala was shot dead. As per the federal agency, the proposal for issuance of red corner notice against Satinderjeet Singh alias Goldy was received on May 30 at 12:25 p.m. from the Bureau of Investigation, Punjab Police, through email. “In this email dated May 30, a copy of letter dated May 19 was attached. Also, a hard copy of the same proposal was received from Punjab Police in IPCU [International Police Cooperation Unit], CBI, New Delhi on May 30. Even this request was received in the IPCU CBI on May 30, whereas as per information in public domain, the murder of Sidhu Moosewala took place on May 29. “The Punjab Police did not present the entire facts before the media yesterday [Wednesday]. There was no delay on our part,” it said. Earlier, a spokesperson for Punjab Police said on May 19, 10 days before the murder of Moose Wala, it had already sent the proposal to the CBI to issue a red corner notice against Brar, which would pave the way for his extradition to India. The proposal was sent on the basis of two cases, one dated November 12, 2020, and another of February 18, 2021.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi to lead Yoga Day celebrations from Mysuru

Bengaluru (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to lead the International Yoga Day celebrations from Mysuru on June 21. He would perform Yoga at the Mysuru Palace premises as part of the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, where as many as 15,000 Yoga enthusiasts are scheduled to join the Prime Minister. Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai reviewed the preparations for the mega event on Tuesday. He instructed the Mysuru Deputy Commissioner (DC) to finalise the participants by June

13. He also asked the DC to ensure that the selection comprises people from all sections of the society as instructed by the Prime Minister’s office. The Chief Minister wanted the officials to make arrangements for transport, snacks, drinking water and other facilities for the participants in “perfect” coordination with the Union government. “Extend all the cooperation to the Union AYUSH Ministry, which is keen to orgaModi on International Day of Yoga 2019 in Ranchi.

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‘Close aide of Lawrence Bishnoi sent death threat to Salman Khan’

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Indian Government reaches out to all members of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation New Delhi: After slamming the statement by the 57-member Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) on the alleged denigration of Prophet Muhammed, India subsequently made a special effort at ensuring that Indian Ambassadors based in every OIC country were briefed and sent “talking points” to deal with the situation on June 5. Sources stated that the reference to BJP leaders Nupur Sharma and Naveen Jindal as “fringe elements” was not in the brief by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), but could have possibly emerged from a telephone conversation and was used “mistakenly” in the press statements. “The initial press statements wrongly described them as fringe elements,” an official said, adding that the intention of the phrase was to convey that the views they had expressed were “views of the fringe, not the government or the party”. Both Sharma and Kumar were prominent leaders of the BJP prior to their suspension. A six-point memo was sent to all the heads of mission (HOMs) in OIC countries on Sunday,

Nupur Sharma hours after the Ambassadors in Qatar and Kuwait were summoned. The memo, issued by Foreign Secretary Vinay Kwatra, told them to “monitor the developments and report them promptly” to New Delhi. It also counselled them to draft a statement which made all the points: that the Indian government respects all religions; that the comments denigrating a religious personality did not represent the gov-

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chievous elements”, without naming India’s concerns about Pakistan. The MEA had reportedly gone into “damage control” mode on Saturday evening itself, when it was conveyed to Vice-President M. Venkaiah Naidu’s accompanying entourage, that the Vice-President’s counterpart in Doha, the Deputy Emir of Qatar, would not be able to host him for the ceremonial banquet planned for Sunday due to “medical reasons”. The Qatari government stated that the Deputy Emir was isolating due to a suspected exposure to COVID-19, but did not suggest that he would depute someone in his absence to host the event. India faced a diplomatic storm as several Gulf region countries summoned Ambassadors and conveyed their concern about growing “extremism and hatred” the comments of Ms. Sharma and Mr. Jindal conveyed. Moreover, OIC issued a “strong condemnation” of what it called “abuses by an official of the ruling party of India (BJP)”, highlighting its previous decisions to ban hijabs at educational institutions in Karnataka and violence against minorities.

Delhi Police register FIRs against Sharma, Jindal, Owaisi for inciting people on divisive lines New Delhi: Delhi Police have registered First Information Reports (FIRs) against former BJP spokespersons Nupur Sharma and Naveen Kumar Jindal, AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi, controversial priest Yati Narsinghanand and others for allegedly posting and sharing messages on social media against the maintenance of public tranquility and inciting people on divisive lines, officials said on Thursday. The FIRs were registered after an analysis of social media, they said. “The cases have been registered against those who were posting and sharing messages against the maintenance of public tranquility and were inciting people on the basis of divisive lines,” a senior police officer said. Delhi Police have registered FIRs against the four and others for allegedly posting and sharing messages on social media against the maintenance of public tranquility and inciting people on divisive lines. The cases have been registered under sec-

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Chandigarh (IANS): Punjab Police on Sunday said it has arrested five more persons, including two shooters, in connection with the high-profile murder case of international kabaddi player Sandeep Singh, taking the total arrests to nine. Senior Superintendent of Police, Jalandhar Rural, Swapan Sharma said those arrested have been identified as Harwinder Singh of Bulandshahr (Uttar Pradesh), Vikas Malhe of Guru-

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The SSP said Harwinder Singh was the main coordinator in the killing, who also provided logistics support. He said Malhe, who was nabbed from Haryana’s Faridabad, was the main shooter. During investigation, he confessed his role in two murder cases in Punjab, which were previously not known to the police. Sharma said Dhaulia and Manjot Kaur were arrested for harbouring members of Kaushal-Daggar

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Sikhs should learn use of modern weapons: Akal Takht Jathedar Amritsar (IANS): Expressing concern over rise in Christianity and drug abuse in Punjab, Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Harpreet Singh, during his customary address on Monday to the Sikh community from the Akal Takht’s podium to mark the 38th anniversary of ‘Operation Bluestar’, said every Sikh should learn the use of modern weapons. Expressing concern over the massive buildup of security in the city ahead of the anniversary of Operation Bluestar, the Akal

Takht Jathedar said the Sikhs don’t need security. “We should focus on setting up shooting ranges to get training in weapons. The others are getting training in weapons illegally,” said the Jathedar, amidst pro-Khalistan slogans. He said: “It is also high time for the Sikh organisations to propagate Sikhism,” noting that villages along the Indo-Pakistan border areas have been seeing a rise in conversion to Christianity and mushrooming of churches.

Ex-Punjab Congress minister held for alleged corruption

Chandigarh (IANS): Just ahead of the visit of Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to Punjab, the Vigilance Bureau on Tuesday arrested former minister Sadhu Singh Dharamsot under the Prevention of Corruption Act. Dharamsot, who was the Forest Minister in the previous Congress government led by Captain Amarinder Singh, is accused of being involved in illegal felling of over 25,000 trees. Acting on the interrogation of earlier arrested Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) Guramanpreet Singh and contractor Hummy, police took Dharamsot into custody for the alleged wrongdoings in the Forest Department. The former minister allegedly had links with the arrested forest officials. Along with him, a local journalist, Kamaljit

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Thousands of devotees early in the morning thronged the Akal Takht -- the highest temporal seat of Sikh religion -- to attend the ‘bhog’ ceremony of religious prayers that began on June 4. The prayers were to mark the anniversary of ‘Operation Bluestar’ that was carried out in June 1984 by the Army to flush out heavily armed militants from inside the Golden Temple complex. The Akal Takht Jathedar and Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC)

officials honoured the families of those who were killed during ‘Operation Bluestar’. There was heavy barricading by police around all entry points to the Golden Temple. During the event, posters of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale and Khalistani flags were seen inside the Golden Temple complex. A large number of people carried banners and placards saying “Khalistan Zindabad” and raised pro-Khalistan slogans during the event.

BJP fields Kewal Singh Dhillon for Sangrur Lok Sabha by-poll

New Delhi (IANS): The BJP on Monday announced Kewal Singh Dhillon as its party’s candidate for the Sangrur Lok Sabha bypoll. In a statement, BJP national General Secretary Arun Singh said, “The BJP Central Election Committee has approved one name for the Lok Sabha by-poll in Punjab.” Dhillon is a two-term MLA on the Congress ticket. The by-poll was necessitated after Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann resigned from the Lok Sabha. Mann won twice - in 2014 and 2019 - from Sangrur Lok Sabha constituency. June 6 is the last day of filing of nomination for by-poll. The polling will be held on June 23 and counting of votes will take place on June 26.

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Amritsar (IANS): Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Sunday paid obeisance at the holiest of Sikh shrines, Harmandir Sahib, popularly known as Golden Temple here, and prayed to the Almighty for peace, progress and prosperity in the state. “I bowed my head in reverence to Guru Granth Sahib and prayed that my government’s every action should be aimed at making Punjab a frontrunner state in the county and well-being of its people,” he said after paying obeisance. The Chief Minister said Harmandir Sahib and Sri Akal Takht Sahib have since long remained a source of both worldly and spiritual powers. He said not only the Sikhs, but every Punjabi derives power from this land blessed by the great gurus. Mann prayed that the ethos of communal harmony, peace and brotherhood are strengthened in the state with every passing day and Punjab leads the country in every sphere. The Chief Minister said the people of state have given such a whopping mandate to his

Giani Harpreet Singh and Bhagwant Mann. Bhagwant Mann at the Golden Temple. government, so he had paid reverence at this Takht Jathedar, Giani Harpreet Singh. cussed issues pertaining to more involvement divine place to seek blessings of the Almighty During the deliberations, they discussed the of the youth for putting the state on a high to fulfil all aspirations of people. social and religious issues being confronted growth trajectory, a government statement He later had a detailed meeting with Akal by the state. Mann and the Jathedar also dis- said.

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Chandigarh (IANS): The Punjab Cabinet led by Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday approved summoning of the budget session of the 16th Vidhan Sabha from June 24 with the laying of the budget - the first of the AAP government - on June 27. A decision in this regard was taken at a Cabinet meeting chaired by Mann here. The Chief Minister’s Office said the Cabinet gave the nod for promulgation of the session from June 24 with obituary references and motion of thanks on the Governor’s Ad-

dress, followed by a discussion on it. The Finance Minister will present the budget for 2022-23 on June 27 and the general discussion on the budget will take place thereafter. The report of the Comptroller and Auditor General for 2018-19 and 201920 along with Financial and Appropriation Accounts for 2019-20 and 2020-21 will also be tabled during the session. In order to save natural resources in terms of groundwater, besides improving soil health and generating additional income for

the farmers, the Cabinet also gave the green signal for providing the minimum support price (MSP) on summer moong at Rs 7,275 per quintal for 2022-23 by Markfed, the state nodal agency for the purchase of crops. It was also decided to provide viability gap funding to the agency at the rate of Rs 1,875 per quintal, amounting to nearly Rs 66.56 crore [1 crore = 10 million]. During the current season, moong is being sown on about 95,000 acres with an expected yield of five quintal per acre. This

will help in sowing short duration varieties of paddy which is expected to save 10-20 per cent of underground water thereby conserving the natural resources. In a much-needed succour to street vendors hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, the Cabinet also decided to waive stamp duty being levied on executing the loan or hypothecation agreement up to Rs 50,000 (third tranche loan) for the street vendors under PM Street Vendor’s AtmaNirbhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi) scheme.

Politicians share grief with Sidhu Moose Wala’s parents

Chandigarh (IANS): Patiala MP and former External Affairs Minister Preneet Kaur on Tuesday visited the house of slain Punjabi singer Shubhdeep Singh, popularly known as Sidhu Moose Wala, and shared her condolences with the family. “The passing away of such a promising life is very saddening and unfortunate. As a mother myself I can feel the pain and anguish of the parents and today, I have come here to share their pain,” she said while interacting with the media. “We can’t bring him back, but I urge the government of Punjab to work with the central agencies

to catch the murderers at the earliest to provide some healing to the family,” Kaur, wife of former chief minister Captain Amarinder Singh, said. She told the media in response to a question: “While the death of the singer is very unfortunate and heartbreaking it could have been avoided had the Aam Aadmi Party government not taken the security back and then promoted it all over the media for cheap PR.” She said: “I am here as an individual not as a politician or from any political party, I am here as Preneet Kaur and also as the wife of Captain Amarinder Singh who could not come here due

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Well settled Sharma family seeking suitable match for their (India born) Canadian citizen 28 yearsold son doing B.C. Govt. Job, handsome salary, living in Vancouver with parents own house. Girl should be Canadian Citizen/PR with family values. Preference to Sharma family but caste no bar. Interested please call or text 778-892-4656 or email at sudesh2558@yahoo.com ********* Well settled Jat Sikh family looking for suitable match for their handsome, 29 year old, 6’ Canadian born son working with Provincial Gov’t. Girl should be Canadian born, no less than 5’5”, beautiful & family oriented. For more info call 778 895-6866 ********* Hindu Parents are seeking suitable match for for their 26 years old, 6’1’, living in India, very handsome son. His brother is engineer here in Canada. Girl should be Canadian Immigrant or Canadian Citizen. For more info call 778-322-6256 Beautiful, Well Educated, Punjabi girl 5’5” Canadian Citizen living in Vancouver, 38 years old, never married, looking for a decent, well educated, well settled Canadian or American boy. Contact Mrs.Boparai: +1 269 999 0423 or email kaurmangat@gmail.com

GROOM WANTED Hindu Punjabi Parents are looking a suitable match for their daughter, 29 years old, 5’6”, beautiful, well educated, permanent resident, lives in Surrey. Boy should be well educated and a Canadian Permanent

Sikh Rajput parents seeking a suitable match for their daughter 36 years old, 5’5”, working in a reputed company, 1 child at home. The boy should be well settled in Surrey/Langley. Divorced/widowed between 36-40 years old. Please contact martimonyinfo@yahoo.com or 604-379-0477. Serious enquires only. Ravidasiya family is looking for a single qualified girl in Canada for an Indian born Permanent Resident 32 year old son. Working with the city of Vancouver. Interested please send biodata to 91 98882 26354 / +1204-996-3393. Hindu parents seeking suitable match for their son, 37 yrs. 6’ 1” very handsome Canadian citizen health worker with Fraser Health. Girl should be equally qualified, family oriented, non-smoker. Please call 1-604-585-4507

Resident. For more information: please contact 778388-5008 ********* Canadian citizen 34 , Hindu Arora beautiful girl 5”2 working in Bank Vancouver, Divorced (was a Short term marriage) seeking for a suitable match and boy should be in Canada.For more information please contact 7788953832. ********* Suitable match for a Saraswat Brahmin girl, 31 years old, 5’3”, Birthtime: 5:30 PM, diploma in computer Engg., BSCIT, MCA, MA in English. Contact: +91-9780616051 (India), +1-604-999-7125. We consider Divorce too. We need Canadian PR or Citizen boy. ********* Respectable well established Sidhu Family looking for a suitable match for their daughter born in 1981 in Vancouver, never married, university graduate, working as marketing manager with reputed international company. For further information contact: 604-3190662 18 Sept. ********* Seeking SQM for Indian Born Ravidasia/Girl 31 years old, 5’6”, BPT from India with PR status. Boy should be educated with PR/Citizen status, same caste is preferable. Please send complete biodata and pictures at: doctordass@yahoo.com or doctor_daljit@ yahoo.com ********* Seeking suitable match for a 31 years old, highly educated, working as a COO, Sikh girl. Caste no bar, currently residing in Delhi, India. Contact: 0119198111-29363 (India) or Family in Canada: 778-7138399 (Baljit) ********* Wanted a decent man for a 42 years young Punjabi beautiful, looks like 34, well educated, 5”8, with a cute 12 year old child. Contact @604-862-0726 ********* Looking for well settled match around Vancouver for Punjabi Khatri Hindu professional qualified beautiful 5’4”, 45 yrs. old issueless divorcee Indian born Canadian Citizen girl. Only serious enquiry contact: 778-714-4615

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QUEBEC is proposing progressive legislation for Alzheimer’s patients. It’s time for other Canadian provinces and American states to show similar humanity. Québec’s Health Minister, Christian Dubé, has tabled Bill 38 that would allow patients with severe Alzheimer’s disease to receive an assisted death by allowing written consent to be given before they are mentally and physically incapable of doing so. Under the proposed rules, a doctor would have to be certain that the patient was requesting death without pressure from any other people. Moreover, patients would be able to reverse this request at any time including at the time of the procedure. To provide extra precaution, the patient must choose a trusted third party to act on their behalf at the appropriate time. As long-time readers know, this column has been fighting for a more commonsense approach to MAID (medical assistance in dying) for years. Current laws across North America ignore so much suffering. The Canadian law is so poorly conceived that it is hard to imagine how it has lasted so long without revision. It allows Alzheimer’s patients to ask for MAID while being mentally coherent and to sign the needed legal documents. But as the disease progresses and patients lose capacity, the request become void. Any reasonable person would acknowledge the inadequacy. Alzheimer’s patients need an advanced directive or an advance request for MAID that will be legally valid after their health has deteriorated. Readers can understand the frustration for Alzheimer’s patients who wish to access MAID. But despite extensive efforts by the medical community and advocates, Canada’s elected Members of Parliament and Senators have not resolved the issue. Those having read this column for years may recall the suggestions that the Government of Canada be replaced by taxicab drivers, garbage collectors, or veterinarians! The people in these professions have ample common sense. They would change the law in 24 hours. But it is not only politicians that have fought against access to MAID for Alzheimer’s patients. Ethicists, moralists, and religious people who believe that “only God can decide on life and death” are also responsible. While 80 percent of the population agrees with proposed changes to the legislation, the minority conspire to block access by any and all. Yet the concerns of this minority can be addressed. First, to be clear, MAID is only an option for those who actively request it. It cannot be imposed on anyone. But if those who are opposed would like to do so, they are free to sign an affidavit stating that they wish never to participate in MAID. But instead, they blow bullhorns. And those in need of assistance languish. There is something lost in today’s digital society when decisionmakers lack connection to the people. Gone are the days when readers responded to a call for better legislation with thousands upon thousands of handwritten letters. But it is impossible to forget reading those personal stories of anguish on stationary where tear marks lingered. And politicians had to respond when one such campaign, for the legaliza-

tion of heroin to ease the pain of terminal cancer patients, resulted in 40,000 letters on the health minister’s desk. Now it’s time for the rest of Canada to replicate this same Quebec legislation. Congratulations to Québec’s Minister of Health, Christian Dubé and to Dying with Dignity Canada for continuing efforts to achieve access to MAID. For Alzheimer’s patience wishing MAID, let’s facilitate the dignity of a peaceful end of life, just as the law now allows for others.

Diana MacKay writes in collaboration with her father under the pen name, Diana Gifford-Jones. Diana is Special Advisor with The Aga Khan University. She worked for

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