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Surrey teen Emma Salisbury, left, lifts her left arm with the help of physiotherapist Lynn Dawson and a functional electrical stimulation (FES) device known as MyndMove at the Neuromotion rehabilitation clinic in Vancouver. (Photo: TOM ZILLICH) dreamed about since she was a preschooler. Emma was fine the entire time in the South Pacific, but when the family arrived home, she felt really lethargic – kind of like she had a case of the flu.

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t wasn’t quite the summer we had planned, let’s put it that way.” Caitlin Salisbury sighed and looked over at her daughter Emma, whose slight smile couldn’t hide the reality of the situation on a rainy Monday afternoon recently. A wheelchair sat in a corner of the family’s Sullivan Heightsarea home and the red-haired teen wore a plastic brace on her left shin and ankle. She has trouble moving her left arm but, thankfully, her right arm is just fine. Her legs are a work in progress, and she’s now able to walk short distances. Nobody saw this coming last May, when the family returned home from vacation in Hawaii. For Emma, the month-long holiday was a welcome breather before another busy summer of dance classes, this time as a student at the Arts Umbrella studio on Granville Island in Vancouver. It was going to be another step in her journey to become a professional dancer, something the Surrey teen has

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hank you.” They’re two small words, but Nathan Palmer’s father Rob cried as the five-year-old uttered them to a crowd. That small but powerful phrase perfectly encapsulates just how far his son has come. Nathan was born two months premature. When he was born, doctors noticed he had global functioning delays. They later diagnosed him with a neurological condition. “It affects all his motor skills,” said Rob. “Basically, he’s about a year behind Nathan Palmer where he actually should be.” Since he was three, Nathan has been a regular visitor to Surrey’s Centre for Child Development, an organization that serves 2,700 children with special needs throughout the South Fraser region. On Friday (Dec. 4), Nathan was front and centre at a press conference, thanking donors to recent expansions of the CCD. The CCD was unveiling a completed extension that created 37 new child care spaces for kids, both for those with special needs and without, and a renovation to the therapy wing, which Nathan visits five times a week. The Ministry of Children and Family Development funded the child care extension to the tune of $500,000, part of the government’s commitment to increasing child care spaces. Meanwhile, the therapy wing renovations were paid for through a donation of $272,000 from Variety-The

Rob Palmer puts son Nathan on his shoulder’s during Friday’s unveiling of the expanded Centre of Child Development. (Photo:AMY REID) Children’s Charity. To be sure, it was an emotional unveiling. Watching his son participate in the revitalized therapy wing’s “circle time,” Rob teared up again. He said it’s hard for him to put into words how much the CCD has done for Nathan. “It’s been life-changing for him and it’s been life-changing for us,” he said. “I just adore him, he’s my pride and joy, and the centre has been a beacon for us. Through the whole process, as a first-time parent of course, you don’t get the rule book, you don’t get the guide book, and on top of it to have issues that you have to deal with, it’s tough.” The CCD and its staff have been a much-appreciated sounding board, Rob added. “They give you tips and pointers and everything, so when you’re at home, you

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Surrey’s Gloria Zerbinos, who was convicted of second-degree murder in the 2012 stabbing death of her mother Panagiota “Yota” Zerbinos, will hear from a B.C. Supreme Court judge on Dec. 21 how long she will have to serve time in prison before she is eligible to apply for parole.

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Students in Metro Vancouver competed in the fields of chemistry, biology and other sciences recently, with Fleetwood Park Secondary school ranking first place in the 10th Annual Kwantlen Science Challenge for juniors, Earl Marriott ranking fourth place and Fraser Heights, fifth.

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Westminster and West Vancouver. Victoria Police Department was the first to launch an app in 2013. Called Mobile VicPD, it utilizes an alert feature through push notifications. If a child goes missing, they can release a photo and it instantly pops up on users’ iPhones and iPads. The RCMP’s app will be tied into the various other City of Surrey apps, such as Rethink Waste, COSMOS and Surrey Request, all of which are under the umbrella of the MySurrey app, a one-stop-shop app that brings together all the other applications. It’s expected the Surrey RCMP app will launch in early 2016. The RCMP will also start communicating through the City of Surrey’s e-newsletters, which launched in September 2014. They will include police updates, monthly event announcements, crime stats and messages from Surrey’s Officer in Charge. amy.reid@thenownewspaper.com

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Why call in crime when ‘they won’t even take a report?’ Surrey woman says her frustrating experience reporting a crime flies in the face of RCMP’s appeal to public Amy Reid

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NEWTON — When Victoria Langone found what she believed was a stolen bike on her property, she did what RCMP urge residents to do – she called it in. But the Bear Creek resident said she was met with resistance when she called to report the bicycle she found wedged between her fence and motorhome. “I called the RCMP report desk and he asked for a serial number. I could not provide this and was then told to put the bike in my vehicle and bring it to the police station. Why is a stolen bike on my property now my problem to resolve?” Langone says she has back problems and couldn’t pull the bike out. She said the man then asked her why she believed the bike to be stolen.

“I thought that was kind of comical because people don’t usually just dump their bikes,” said Langone. She claims she wasn’t even asked for her address or name. “He just reiterated they don’t pick up stolen bikes. He just said, ‘No.’” Langone said she wonders why it would be her job as a resident to dispose of a stolen bike. “I can’t believe this,” she said. “And on top of that, some poor person is out there without their bicycle.” That night, the bike in question was stolen from her property. She can’t be sure whether the dumper came back to her home to retrieve the bike, or someone else snuck in to steal it, but it left her feeling uneasy. She was home alone that night. Langone said she was surprised at the RCMP’s response, seeing as Surrey has put a focus on

Victoria Langone thought she was doing the right thing when she called in this stolen bike to police but she says the RCMP’s response – to bring it in herself – left her frustrated and bewildered. increasing its police presence. “They say, ‘You need to report everything. If you don’t, we don’t know about it.’ Well here it is. We’re

calling. And they won’t even take a report,” she said. Langone manages a few townhouse complexes in Surrey,

and has attended many RCMP meetings where her tenants are encouraged to call everything in. “But now I get their resistance to call. Why would you if nothing gets done?” asked Langone. “I have been a taxpaying citizen of Surrey for 15 years and am very disappointed.” Surrey RCMP did not respond to the Now’s requests for comment before deadline Wednesday. But following a rash of breakand-enters in Cloverdale’s Hillcrest Village area earlier this year, the business community urged residents to call anything in – even if it’s just a suspicious character lurking around. At the time, Surrey RCMP Staff Sgt. Martin Blais, zone commander of the area including Clayton and Hillcrest, agreed. “If you see something that doesn’t click, call us,” Blais told the Now. “When in doubt, call us. We need to know.”

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Fassbender vows to ‘fight for Surrey’ transportation projects MLA hints that tax without another referendum possible Tom Zytaruk

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SURREY — Ask a short question, get a long answer. Earlier this year, Metro Vancouver residents in a mail-in plebiscite voted “No” to a proposed tax to fund a $7.5-billion regional transit plan. Of 759,696 ballots cast, 61.7 per cent landed on the “No” side and 38.4 per cent on “Yes.” Liberal MLA for SurreyFleetwood and minister responsible for TransLink Peter Fassbender spoke about Surrey transportation projects at a Surrey Board of Trade luncheon at Eaglequest Golf course on Dec. 3. “If there was one good outcome of the plebiscite, it was a clear message to the management of TransLink, to the board of

Minister responsible for TransLink Peter Fassbender speaks at a Surrey Board of Trade luncheon on Dec. 3. (Photo: Surrey Board of Trade) TransLink and to us in government and to the local mayors, that the confidence level of the people of this region needs to be the first priority,” Fassbender told the business audience. He was asked a single question from the public microphone. Would he commit to not increasing taxers without first holding another

transportation referendum? “The current legislation now says that if we need a new source there would be a plebiscite or referendum. We had the one, as you know,” Fassbender replied. “But you know what? It’s a different day today, with a new federal government, with new opportunities, so we’re going to

find out exactly what the federal government wants to do, and we need to assess that once we know exactly where they are, so I’m not going to make an unequivocal statement that no matter what, we need to get our place in Ottawa to make sure we understand what they are going to do, then it’ll make the decisions, along with the mayors of the region as well, because we’re not going to do this in isolation and that was my commitment to make sure that we make the decisions and if we need to move quickly we need to be prepared to move quickly.” To which, the fellow who asked the question remarked, “Ottawa may have changed but my tax pocket hasn’t.” During the federal election campaign, the Trudeau Liberals committed to bringing light rail to Surrey and campaigned on a promise to quadruple federal investment in public over the next decade, investing nearly $20 billion in transit infrastructure.

Fassbender told the luncheon audience that the provincial Liberal government will lobby the federal government hard on B.C.’s behalf to get the biggest slice possible of that funding pie. “We are going to fight for the city of Surrey,” Fassbender said. Surrey NDP MLAs Sue Hammell (Surrey-Green Timbers) and Bruce Ralston (Surrey-Whalley) said Fassbender’s speech revealed nothing new. “I didn’t hear anything,” Hammell said. Ralston noted that while the federal Liberals have said they are willing to run deficits to build infrastructure, and Fassbender spoke of opportunities to get a share of that federal cash, “What the minister, Fassbender, didn’t say is that there’s a corresponding commitment from the provincial government to provide the provincial share. So the federal government is in, the provincial government, no commitment.”

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Youth mental health care gets $1.25M in funding SURREY — Simon Fraser University has established a new Chair in Technology Innovations for Youth Addition Recovery and Mental Health. This chair position is supported by $1.25 million in funding from SFU, the John Volken Academy ($500,000), the City of Surrey ($500,000) and the Surrey Fire Fighters’ Charitable Society ($250,000), and will develop solutions to help youths recovering from substance abuse as well as those afflicted with mental illness. The John Volken Academy provides long-term residential addiction treatment and life skills training for young men and women

ages 19 to 34. Mike McNamara, president of the Surrey Fire Fighters’ Association, said firefighters as first responders “see families living in poverty because the parents are not mentally equipped to provide care needed to raise their children. “Kids sent to school without lunches or warm clothing. We see mental illness driving people to addiction and pushing them into the streets, which inevitably leads to a rise in crime,” McNamara said. “For many years mental illness has been avoided by many because of the stigma that is attached. “Mental illness or emotional injuries are normal and

should be treated no differently than an injury somewhere else in your body,” he said. “We know that when a mental illness is caught early the success of treating it is much higher.”

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Cash, food donated at SBoT’s ‘Disco Christmas’ event Members of the Surrey Board of Trade donated $1,500 and 400 pounds of food to the Surrey Food Bank at the organization’s annual Christmas Seasonal Sizzle Business Reception on Wednesday, Dec. 2. More than 400 people attended the “Disco Anita Huberman Christmas”-themed event, held at Riverside Banquet Hall in Newton. SBoT CEO Anita Huberman thanked everyone who attended and donated. “The Surrey Food Bank’s lineups are increasing

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Her parents were mystified by the diagnosis of lupus, a disease in which the body’s immune system attacks its own tissues and organs. “We were shocked,” Caitlin said, “because this is a kid who works out, like, eight hours a day – goes to school and then dances from three until 10:30 at night, then does homework until midnight, that kind of schedule. She really is a motivated person that way, and showed no real signs of this at all.” Sadly, during that painful week last spring, the worst was yet to come for Emma, who had turned 15 the previous February.

Lupus is an acute chronic autoimmune disease that can target any tissue or organ and affects close to 50,000 Canadians, mostly women. In those with the disease, the immune system overactivates and misfires, leading to possible organ failure and death. There is no cure for lupus, and diagnosis is difficult, according to the BC Lupus Society (Bclupus.org).

mma Salisbury began dancing 13 years ago, at the age of two. As she got a bit older, she found ballet a bit too boring so she turned her attention to jazz and lyrical dancing. By the age of 11, however, she put on her first tutu, in a manner of speaking, and, in the process, became a ballerina, something her mother had always wanted. She spent many hours a day at Panorama School of Dance, whose travelling company was planning a trip to Disneyland. A trip to Toronto was also in Emma’s future, as she accepted a scholarship into the National Ballet School of Canada. She spent her entire Grade 8 year there, living and learning, taking that next step. “That program is very selective, and a big commitment for the dancers,” said Lisa Brandt, owner and artistic director of Panorama School of Dance. “Emma is extremely committed to her art, her craft,” Brandt added. “She’s the type of child who has always succeeded and done what she’s put her mind to.” Three years ago, Emma earned a starring role as Clara in Royal City Youth Ballet’s 2012 production of “The Nutcracker,” which was staged at Surrey Arts Centre as part of the company’s annual tour of the region. “She was a beautiful dancer with a lot of talent, someone who danced from the heart,” said Laura Choroszewski, a board member with the Royal City company. “It wasn’t just technique with Emma, it was passion. She has that. She’s just someone who has presence on stage, and you just loved watching her dance.”

ABOVE: Siblings Connor, Emma, MacKenna and Abigael Salisbury (from left) get playful on a couch in the family’s Sullivan Heightsarea home. LEFT: A portrait of Emma. RIGHT: Shown in a photo published in the Now at the time, Emma starred as Clara in “The Nutcracker” staged by Royal City Youth Ballet in 2012. (Photos above and left: GORD GOBLE; File photo at right: JEAN KONDA-WITTE) “We researched all these therapies but none of it’s covered through our benefits, although she is on some great programs like the At Home program through the government, ance classes were put on but it doesn’t pay for anything hold in June, following quote-unquote unproven, anything Emma’s lupus diagnosis. new,” Caitlin said. Chemotherapy treatments were This includes MyndMove, a new, due to begin shortly. made-in-Canada form of functional Just one week later, the situation electrical stimulation (FES) worsened the morning after she designed to improve purposeful returned home from hospital. movement of a client’s arm and “I was lying down on the couch in the other room,” Emma recalled. hand. With the device’s electrodes attached, the client attempts to “I got a severe headache and that’s move an upper limb with the help of when I felt this huge elastic snap, a therapist. that feeling, right on my brain.” At the Neurmotion physio clinic A blot clot had formed, leading in Vancouver, Emma has been to a stroke – something rare in receiving MyndMove treatments a teenager but apparently quite for the past couple of months, along common in someone with lupus. with sessions on the Lokomat gaitThe stroke caused left-side training treadmill to help her walk paralysis of Emma’s arm and leg. again. The double-whammy of a lupus “We’re starting to see results,” diagnosis and associated stroke left Caitlin said optimistically. Emma and her family reeling over But the treatments don’t come the summer. Caitlyn and her husband Derek, a cheap – close to $4,000 for every 10 firefighter and paramedic, took time sessions, with a recommended 40 off from work to care for their eldest sessions to start with. The significant expense is why daughter and her younger siblings.

of Mississauga, Ontario. At the clinic in Kitsilano, therapist Lynn Dawson was trained to use the device six months ago. “She’s done really well,” Dawson said, “because she came here with absolutely no movement in her left arm and now there is some movement, without any stimulation at all. It’s been a way to allow Emma to access these muscles again, to give them a kickstart.” It’s all part of the goal to get Emma dancing again. “The thing about Emma is she’s a very hard worker and a focused girl, really determined in everything she sets her mind to,” said Choroszewski. “She had a goal to be a dancer and I believe that she will succeed.” This coming weekend, Royal family friend Kelly Ewing launched City Youth Ballet will again stage an online GoFundMe campaign to its version of “The Nutcracker” at help raise money for Emma’s rehab, Surrey Arts Centre. One of the five under the title “Emma Salisbury: performances will be dedicated Dance Again.” to Emma, and donations will As of this week, the donations be collected to help pay for her total more than $24,000, with rehabilitation. dollars still coming in two months “It’s amazing how the dance after the campaign first took off. community has come together to Ewing works with Caitlin at support her,” Choroszewski added. Surrey Memorial Hospital. “Our company has dancers from “I’ve always been impressed communities across the Lower by Emma,” Ewing told the Now. Mainland, and everybody knows “She’s such a perfectionist and a Emma and they’re touched by her very determined young lady who story.” always does what she sets her mind Caitlin marvels at how to. She’s not going to give up. She’s supportive the local dance young and healthy and she has community has been of Emma. great spirit and drive. If anyone can “We’re hoping, hoping, hoping dance again after something like that all this hard work will get her this, she can do it.” back to dancing because we’re thinking, ‘Why would she be given t the Neuromotion clinic, all this talent and have it taken Emma is the first patient away like this?’ It doesn’t quite in Western Canada to use seem right. So all we can do is work the MyndMove technology, which at it. She’s pretty determined.” was developed by MyndTec Inc. tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

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SURREY — Gina McMurchyBarber is bringing her passion for archeology to the pages of books aimed at young readers. The Surrey author has written four books in a “Bones” series that follows the adventures of Peggy Henderson, a preteen who digs studying past human activity. McMurchy-Barber has a degree in archeology and was once given a Governor General’s Award for excellence in teaching Canadian history. She teaches part-time at a Montessori school in Coquitlam and also tours to schools and libraries wearing an “Indiana Gina” getup. “I’ve met and talked to a thousand or more kids with a trunkload of props,” McMurchyBarber told the Now. “I come dressed in a fedora hat and with archeology tools, and I talk about techniques, the language. Those are interactive readings.” The book series is filled with equal amounts of humour and history lessons, along with a good amount of suspense. The author’s latest paperback is “A Bone to Pick,” which sees the protagonist unearth the remains of a brave young warrior at a Viking settlement at L’Anse aux Meadows National Park in Newfoundland. First in the series was “Reading the Bones,” deemed a national bestseller after its 2008 release. The book, a Silver Birch Award

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“The nice thing I get complimented on is that you don’t have to read them in order, that they’re stand-alone novels. “‘Reading the Bones’ remains the most popular of the books,” she added, “and last year it was selected as a Reading Link Challenge books, which meant it was one of six books in the Fraser Valley library system that kids read as part of a challenge they do, kind of a ‘Reach for the Top’ contest.” McMurchy-Barber’s website is Ginabooks.com.

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HIT: Emma Salisbury is showing true grit in her fight to dance once again after being diagnosed with Lupus (see story on pages 1 and 8). MISS: Coun. Dave Woods seems to be more concerned with the perception of crime rather than the actual task of making our streets safer (see story on page 13).

urrey’s crime problem is not a board game. While the city’s public safety committee was meeting Monday afternoon, Surrey Mounties were busy working behind yellow barricade tape, placing an orange cone on every spot they found a bullet casing on a Newton street. Local shooting number 54 since March. Fortunately nobody was injured, physically. People were terrorized. Real fear, real trauma. As this shooting investigation unfolded, out in the real world, two city councillors were giving the city’s police chief a rough ride over his plan to reduce violent crime, break-ins and domestic violence by two per cent per year, over the next three years, working from 2014 crime statistics. City councillor Dave Woods, a former Surrey RCMP officer, wants to demonstrate the city is “ahead of the curve” on the crime file. Chief Supt. Bill Fordy replied it already is. Try telling that to the business owner in Fleetwood who just got broken into, for the third time, or to the teenager whose nose was just bloodied and broken by muggers who robbed him for his cell phone. Of course, the politicians are concerned about crime and want less of it. But they’re also concerned about the perception of crime, and therefore want Fordy to produce a panacea. They might as well be expecting him to bring a unicorn to the next public safety meeting, or failing that, pluck a rabbit out of a hat. If crime is to really be reduced in Surrey, people have to report crime, police dispatchers need to deal more effectively with those reports, good oldfashioned arrests have to be made and the judiciary then needs to get real and stop mollycoddling gangsters once they are caught. Politicians of all stripes, at all levels, need to embrace the concept that throwing committees at the issue is just hiding inside ivory towers. They need to embrace the concept that shuffling numbers around on pieces of paper does not make for real crime fighting and that widening the gap between what’s actually happening on the streets with what they want the public to believe is progress begets cynicism and mistrust in government. The Now

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Maybe I don’t want to be pickle guy SoLetItBeDone Tom Zytaruk

So let it be written… There’s this restaurant pub a short walk away from the newspaper office, and sometimes for lunch I wander over there to eat some fried pickles. Apparently my appetite for the salty little devils has not gone unnoticed. Usually the server arrives at my table and asks, like she doesn’t already know the answer, something like “Gee, what’ll it be today?” Uh, pickles, I reply, feeling kind of selfconscious and half expecting the Vegas lights and sirens to go off. I’m then told that I’m known among the staff as the “Pickle Guy.” “You must have a lot of ‘Beer Guys’ in the room,” I replied, seeing as I was in the pub section. And guess what? They did, and do. Stop the presses. Feels like I’m in a Seinfeld episode. The Close Talker, Soup Nazi, Bubble Boy… It got me to thinking about nicknames. In a past life, I was known as the “Butter Chicken Guy,” but that was entirely undeserved. Anyway, I’ve been called worse. Try going through grade school being called “Zit.” Short for Zytaruk, eh. My sister was spared that one. Instead,

for some reason now lost to me, her nickname was, and continues to be, “Squirrel.” When my uncle Fred was in the military, his fellow soldiers either couldn’t pronounce Zytaruk, or couldn’t be bothered to try, so they called him “Guitar.” No, I don’t get it, either. Ah, the last name. It’s a mine bursting with potential nick-name gems. Fellow reporter Amy Reid knows about that. In elementary school, she was “Amy Reid-a-Book.” Another colleague has two nicknames, “Princess” and “Sassy.” Princess is a she, by the way. I’ve done a bit of an office poll on who has a nickname. Some of my co-workers say they don’t have one, but I don’t believe them. Cowards. When I was a child growing up in Winnipeg, the boys living to my immediate right and left were “Meathead” and “Bonehead,” respectively. They were so monikered by Jeff, “Bonehead’s” older brother. Jeff, of course, was Jeff, and only Jeff, because to suggest otherwise would be to court peril, or worse. Some nicknames are fleeting, while others stick. There was this guy in my school, Herman. At least, I thought he was Herman. A full three or four years passed before I learned, to my astonishment, that this was not his real name, but his nickname. Jeepers, what was his real

name, then? Did anyone remember? Did he? Likely the most dramatic application of a nickname I’d ever witnessed happened in Grade 6, during a discussion on current affairs. A boy whose name, ironically, was Ken, had put up his hand to share with his classmates that he’d heard about this new doll on the market called “Gay Bob.” The reaction was decisive; the christening swift. Ken and the doll became one and the same that morning and this endured, if memory serves me, at least up until Ken had graduated from high school. Nicknames can be terms of affection as well as a bully’s favorite weapon. It’s application is almost universal among cultures. The vikings, for example, were especially fond of them. Just check out medievalist.net. For the men, there was Eirik the Red, Hermund the Bent, Thorgeir the Clumsy and Thorir the Troll-Burster. Not to leave the ladies out, there was Thora Moss-Neck and, my personal favourite, Thordis the Big. Anyway, if you’re thinking of slapping a nickname on a viking, you might want to start with something safe, like maybe “Sir.” At least, until you get to know him a little better. So let it be done. What do you think? You can email Tom at tom.zytaruk@thenownewspaper.com

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Surrey is much too strained to be accepting more refugees The Editor, Re: “Are we ready for refugees?” Nov. 19. The headline asked the question of whether or not we were ready for the incoming influx of refugees and the short answer is clearly, “no.” We had almost 9,000 people turned away from Surrey shelters between November 2013 and November 2014. Our hospitals have long wait lists for medical services and surgeries. Many residents do not have a regular family doctor as there is a shortage of doctors. Surrey Memorial Hospital is noted for having the busiest emergency room in the province. Mental health services are lacking. Our schools are overflowing in Surrey. Our students in need of learning support are not getting the amount of service time they require to succeed and we have a shortage of speech language pathologists and counsellors in our schools supporting our most vulnerable students. We should not be considering adding new residents until: ❚ We have medical services that meets everyone’s needs. ❚ Infrastructure, including housing and proper transit. ❚ Properly funded schools where students are getting the amount of support they need in order to be successful. ❚ Wages that keep up with the cost of living. Until these things happen, we should not take more people on, especially considering that Surrey has already taken the lion’s share of refugees in recent years. Other communities need to step up to the plate and take their fair share of new residents. I resent Mayor Linda Hepner for allowing Surrey to be open to this influx when we have already done our share of immigrant integration. What about placing refugees with children in areas that have declining enrolment and empty schools? After all, they already have the infrastructure in place – not like Surrey, which is bursting at the seams. It is time our politicians made better choices when relocating refugees. Perhaps they should start looking at homes and jobs for the people who are already here. Arlene Laing, Surrey

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We need to take care of our homeless first The Editor, Re: “Charity begins right here at home,” the Now, Nov. 19. We applaud Now columnist Tom Zytaruk’s insightful thoughts on the matter of relocating and resettling of Syrians throughout Metro Vancouver. He notes that there were 8,500 persons (known here as homeless people) who were turned away from local shelters in a single year. While we are not told how many were for legitimate reasons, or how many were repeat cases, or, for that matter, how many were accepted in the same period, it does give us pause. The point is valid in that, as he states – charity begins at home. All that being said, we feel that within said catchment area, there would be thousands of Muslim (or Arabic) and fellow co-religionists, who would be more than willing to assist their brothers and sisters in their time of need. At the end of the day, there appears to be few concerns about the plight of our own homeless. Larry Bennett, Burnaby

Governments have no attachment to reality Re: “Slap the Liberals’ helping hand already,” the Now, Dec. 3. Thank you to Now columnist Tom Zytaruk for stating what needs to be said and for putting the discussion out there. Seriously, $2.65 billion? There are many people who agree with Tom’s column and knew that putting the Liberals in power would result in a spending spree. They have no attachment to reality. And our municipal governments are just as bad. Keep the information flowing, Claudia Behnish, Cloverdale

❚ Candy canes to the Gold Room in Surrey. Charlene created the best wedding ring a woman could ever ask for! It combines family heirloom diamonds of all different sizes and is very special to me. They were professional, informative and they double checked everything every step of the way to ensure I was happy with everything. I will be back! ❚ Candy canes to the lovely couple who gave me one of their extra 30 per cent off discount cards at the check out stand in Value Village. What a joy it was to save on some Christmas gifts I was purchasing. I hope you both have a wonderful holiday season. ❚ Candy canes to the cast and crew of the Betty Huff Theatre Club. Watching you perform Annie Jr. was enjoyable and funny. Thanks for a great evening! ❚ Candy canes to the Surrey Christmas Bureau. Each year my mother and I sponsor a family through this muchneeded charity that helps make Christmas happen for hundreds of local families. A whole box of candy canes to co-ordinator KC Gilroy. ❚ Candy canes to the Fleetwood Park junior team for winning the recent Kwantlen Science Challenge. Congratulations also go to the junior teams from Earl Marriott (fourth place) and Fraser Heights (fifth). Smart kids in our midst!

❚ Coal to the people who came to a 80- year-old friend’s yard sale with their children. They all spread out and we saw them take some items. We didn’t say anything because we were totally disgusted. He was selling his stuff because he is going to a retirement home. What are you teaching your kids? You people are pathetic. God help you. ❚ Coal to the woman who couldn’t differentiate a large dog urinating from one defecating (people with class don’t use the word you used). You wanted me to pick up her urine? Perhaps you should remove the phone from your ear and pay attention to what’s going on around you. ❚ Coal to the gas stations who are ripping off people with gas prices. A barrel of oil was $37 the other day, yet gas prices were going even higher at the pumps. Even with our low dollar, it is still cheaper to buy gas in the U.S. ❚ An infinite shipment of coal to the young employee working at the Guildford Town Centre Canada Post branch who said something in another language to a co-worker while I was paying for my postage. I guess your mother failed to raise you right. So here’s a quick lesson: It’s just plain rude to speak in another language in front of others who do not speak that same language. Although I did not understand a word of what you said, your snickering and body language spoke volumes. Shame on you!

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SURREY — Two Surrey councillors opposed the top cop’s performance measures and targets at Monday’s public safety committee meeting. But with Mayor Linda Hepner and the other councillors voting in favour of it, Chief Supt. Bill Fordy’s plans still passed. The detachment plans to reduce violent crime, B&Es and domestic violence by two per cent per year, working from 2014 statistics, for the next three years. See also OUR VIEW › page 10

When it comes to property crime, auto crime, traffic fatalities and traffic injuries, the detachment is aiming to reduce the number of incidents by five per cent. The opposing councillors didn’t take issue with those targets, but rather the baseline from which the detachment plans to improve. This was the second time Fordy brought the Surrey RCMP’s strategic framework for 2015-2017 to the committee. City council sent Fordy back to the drawing board in August after

The city has come a long way when it comes to crime and this is a good news story. But this story is not getting out.

It wouldn’t be a reduction. So it’s not really a goal. We could easily get it, but it’s not a reduction in crime.

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reviewing the plan that Coun. Dave Woods called “ambiguous.” Woods and Coun. Tom Gill want the RCMP to be improving from a five-year rolling crime stat average – not just attempting to improve from 2014’s numbers. In response, Fordy explained Surrey is already below the fiveyear average in many areas. “It wouldn’t be a reduction. So it’s not really a goal. We could easily get it, but it’s not a reduction in crime,” Fordy said.

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But Woods argued it would demonstrate the city is “ahead of the curve.” “We’re already ahead of the curve,” Fordy stressed. “Our goal is to do an even better job.” But that didn’t appease Woods’ concerns. “I’m not prepared to support this because it’s basically the same old stuff we’ve done before,” Woods said. “Just going from one year to the next year to the next year

to the next year, I don’t think it gives the public any perception or any understanding as to what’s happening in the bigger picture in the City of Surrey with regards to crime. “The city, Madame Mayor, I’m sorry, does not have a good reputation when it comes to crime…. The city has come a long way when it comes to crime and this is a good news story. But this story is not getting out.” Gill was not convinced, either. He acknowledged the fact that it’s uncommon for police detachments to use five-year averages as baselines for improvement, as Fordy explained in his report, but Gill hopes Surrey can set a new standard. “The opportunity that we have in Surrey, given that we have the largest RCMP detachment in Canada, that we may in fact be able to develop best practises. That is my goal,” said Gill. Some in the community question whether 100 new officers are the answer to Surrey’s crime problems, according to Gill, and whether that money has been well spent. “I think with the addition of the director of public safety that perhaps this will be an area we’ll be working on and improving and that hopefully we would have a new tool a year down the road to be able to assist us with benchmarking, to see what resources are required and what resources are short,” Gill said.

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Watts says Surrey ‘left out’ RCMP launch SMART Tom Zytaruk

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SURREY — Surrey’s lone Tory MP Dianne Watts says the city is being “left out of the mix” by the new federal Liberal government. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has shut out Surrey’s four Liberal MPs in his selection of 35 parliamentary secretaries, which are like junior cabinet members. Watts said it was “wrongheaded” for Trudeau to pass over his Surrey MPs given the city has more than half a million residents. “I think that Surrey deserves better than that,” she said. “I think

that speaks volumes.” The four local Liberal MPs who have been overlooked are Ken Hardie (Fleetwood-Port Kells), Sukh Dhaliwal (Surrey Newton), Randeep Sarai (Surrey Centre) and John Aldag (Cloverdale-Langley City). Meanwhile Watts (South SurreyWhite Rock) is one of five B.C. Conservative MPs with a shadow cabinet position. She is her party’s infrastructure and community critic. Parliamentary secretaries earn $16,600 on top of a regular MPs’ salary of $167,400.

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WHALLEY — Surrey RCMP are embarking on a multiagency approach to help people in Whalley who are especially susceptible to criminal activity. SMART, the Surrey Mobilization and Resiliency Table, is a new approach bringing together police with a variety of agencies such as BC Housing, Fraser Health and Lookout Emergency Aid Society. The group will meet weekly to look over cases, and when a person or family is identified as

needing intervention, the groups come up with a plan and execute it within 48 hours. “In 2014, we determined that 37 per cent of our calls for service related to chargeable offences while the remainder dealt with social issues such as poverty, substance abuse, homelessness, and mental health,” said Surrey RCMP’s Chief Supt. Bill Fordy. “We cannot fix social issues by simply making arrests.” Mayor Linda Hepner called the initiative a “game changer for how we reduce risk and help people in our City Centre.”

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Two houses shot up Schools locked down during one daytime shooting Tom Zytaruk

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SURREY — Two shootings took place in less than 24 hours this week, both in Newton. Police are investigating a shooting in Newton after numerous bullet casings were found near a house that was shot at, in the 12700-block of 67B Avenue. Police received 911 calls about shots fired at 11:40 a.m. Monday. “No victims were located,” said Surrey RCMP Cpl. Scotty Schumann. Schools in the area were briefly locked down and police have yet to identify a motive. Shots were also fired at a house in the 7800-block of 132nd Street, at 2:30 a.m. Tuesday, shattering windows. There have so far been 55 local shootings, with two of them fatal, locally since the beginning of March. Police believe many are related to an on-going dial-a-dope turf war in Surrey and North Delta. Last week the provincial NDP once again slammed the provincial Liberal government for “failing the people of Surrey” because of all these shootings. Bruce Ralston, NDP MLA for Surrey-Whalley, noted a shooting last week at a school yard basketball court was the second to happen outside a Surrey elementary school within three months. Ralston noted Surrey RCMP stats show violent crime to be up by 40 per cent over last year “and attempted murder is up 188 per cent. “Nearly every week there is a shooting in a Surrey neighbourhood. We need to take immediate action to end gun violence in Surrey and we need long-term solutions from all levels of government.”

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DELTA — If you’re a smoker living in Delta, now’s a really good time to quit. That goes for those who puff on electronic cigarettes as well. Municipal council gave thirdreading approval Monday to a bylaw prohibiting smoking in Delta’s parks and other open spaces. “I think it’s really for the benefit of people’s health, whether you are the smoker or the receiver,” said Mayor Lois

Jackson. “I think it’s a good new year’s resolution, good for your health, good for your family.” On Monday, council rescinded the old smoking bylaw but kept some elements of it and added Delta parks and open spaces to the no-smoking areas. The fines for breaking the bylaw are potentially immense – “not more than $10,000.” Jackson said “that’s probably cumulative.” A $200 fine is more likely. That’s what smokers will face if they get caught lighting up in a common public area – defined as areas in a building or multipleunit dwelling such as hallways, foyers, stairways, elevators, laundry rooms and such. Sparking up in a taxi, mall or on a bus? $200 fine. Puffing in a restaurant, store,

casino, workplace? $200 fine. And that’s not only for the smoke, but also a proprietor who permits someone to smoke. The exception is a designated smoking area in a pub or bar, and in a private club. Ken Kuntz, Delta’s director of parks, recreation and culture development, told council in a report that the move “will help contribute to and promote a healthy, smoke-free society, and at the same time support smokefree programs implemented by other adjacent communities.” Delta Communications Manager Vedran Djordjevic said the bylaw will need to go the minister of health before council can give it final approval early in the new year.

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Christmas Train at Bear Creek Park runs from Dec. 4 to Jan. 3, daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. “Take a picture with Santa Claus and receive a candy cane. Bring a bag of clothes to donate to the Rick and Sue Foundation (Rickandsuefoundation.com) and purchase a ticket for $6 (limit one ticket per family of 4). Clothing bins are located on site.” Tickets $8.50 + tax, at 13750 88th Ave., Surrey. Note: Closed on Dec. 25. Info: 604501-1232, Bctrains.com. Christmas Open House (noon to 4 p.m.) and Evening Carol Sing (6:30 to 8 p.m.) events at Historic Stewart Farm, South Surrey, on Saturday, Dec. 12. For more details, call 604.592.6956 or visit http:// www.surrey.ca/culturerecreation/2884.aspx. Winter Ice Palace: Cloverdale Arena is transformed into an “outdoor” pond for public skating sessions from Dec. 18 to Jan. 3. Open on Christmas Day and also New Year’s Day. Session times vary; for details, call 604-502-6410 or visit Surrey. ca/culture-recreation/16220. aspx?startDate=Nov-12-2015. Admission is $4.50 (free under 2 years old), skate rentals $3.25, helmet rentals $1.75. Arena is located at 6090 176 St., Surrey. City Centre Community Christmas Party on Saturday, Dec. 19 starting at noon at Whalley Presbyterian, 13062 104 Ave, Surrey. Santa, gifts, music, food. Info: www. whalleypresbyterian.com. “Discovery Saturday: Very Vintage Christmas” event at Surrey Museum on Saturday, Dec. 19 from 1 to 4 p.m. “Free and all ages, the ‘50s-themed event will showcase what Christmas was like in the mid 20th century,” featuring singersongwriter Reid Jamieson, Santa for photos, Elf on the Shelf-inspired scavenger hunt, #SMUglySweater selfie station. At 17710 56A Ave., 604-5926956, www.surrey.ca/heritage. Candlelight Chirstmas Eve Service on Thursday, Dec. 24 from 7 to 8 p.m. at 13062 104th Ave., Surrey. Info: 604-591-7770, www. whalleypresbyterian.com.

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DANCE SHOWS “The Nutcracker” staged by Royal City Youth Ballet from Dec. 11 to 13 at Surrey Arts Centre’s mainstage. Tickets are $38 for adults and $28 for children. Info: 604-501-5566. Shiamak dance company’s “Winter Funk” student show Saturday, Dec. 12 at Bell Performing Arts Centre in Surrey. Event gives students “an opportunity to learn and train in their favorite dance styles to their favorite songs and gain a wholesome perspective, working on costumes and properties.” Info and tickets: Bellperformingartscentre.com or call 604-507-6355. Company info: Shiamak.ca/vancouver.

THEATRE/STAGE “Cinderella”: White Rock Players’ Club stages panto production at Coast Capital Playhouse from Dec. 4 to Jan. 2, featuring Sam Brealey in title role. All shows at 7:30 p.m., plus Sunday matinees at 2:30 p.m. Info and box office: Whiterockplayers.ca, 604536-7535. “Ellie King’s Puss in Boots”: Panto production staged by Royal Canadian Theatre Company at Surrey Arts Centre from Dec. 19 to 27 (select dates). For tickets and show info, call 604-501-5566 or visit RCTheatreco.com. “In A Blue Moon”: Play written by Lucia Frangione is staged at Surrey Arts Centre’s main stage from Jan. 13 to 23, via Arts Club on Tour. Info and tickets: 604-501-5566, tickets. surrey.ca.

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CHRISTMAS Be the star of our Dec. 24 edition We want your photos, stories and memories

ant to be in the newspaper this Christmas? We are looking for the best holiday photos and stories out there, and we are going to fill our Christmas Eve paper with them. Ugly sweaters are kind of our thing, so we’d love to see photos of yours. But perhaps you’re more about enjoying Christmas

the old fashioned way? Well, we still want to hear from you. Check out the list of what we’re looking for: ❚ Do you celebrate with a holiday pickle? We want to hear about some of your more interesting Christmas family traditions. ❚ What’s the best or worst present you ever received? Tell us about it. ❚ We’re suckers for cute kids or pets! Send us your family’s photos with Santa. ❚ Send us photos of your child’s letter to Santa. Come on... we know you’ve got some

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+200 Miles

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WINTER TIRES

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SALE!

+300 Miles

33,995

REGULAR PRICE $36,800

REGULAR PRICE $46,900

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+300 Miles

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SALE!

+300 Miles

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$255

BI WEEKLY

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2013 CHEVROLET EXPRESS COMMERCIAL CUTAWAY G3500

FOR 84 MONTHS

0.9%

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SALE!

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0880

#500

Sunday 11am - 5pm DL30568

DL30568

2015 BUICK ENCLAVE

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Prior to last year’s “Bodyslams for Toys” event, wrestler Flexx restrained Bambi while Vixxen threatened her with a poinsettia. This year, All-Star Wrestling’s annual fundraiser takes place on Saturday, Dec. 12 in Cloverdale. (File photo: GORD GOBLE)

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for distribution to a deserving kid this month. The action will include wrestlers who boast colourful names such as Moondog Manson, Matt Xstatic, The Salty Seaman, Mr. India, The Toga Boy, Azeem The Dream, The Waspette and Fantasma, among several others. For details, call 604-7100872 or visit Allstarwrestling. ca. Better yet, for the latest updates, click on Facebook.com/ events/1460059887632599.

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A “Secret Santa Battle Royale” sounds like what happens with my family every Christmas, but no, it’s the featured match at another “Bodyslams for Toys” event staged by All Star Wrestling. The annual fundraiser goes down Saturday night (Dec. 12) at the Alice McKay Building at Cloverdale Fairgrounds. Admission is a new, unwrapped toy (minimum $10 value), to be given to Surrey Christmas Bureau

For a run of five shows as part of a regional tour, Royal City Youth Ballet returns

to Surrey Arts Centre with its version of “The Nutcracker” Friday through Sunday (Dec. 11 to 13). Dancers with the New West-based company never fail to delight audiences in the annual production, which features dazzling sets, extravagant costumes and, of course, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky’s classic score. For planning purposes, here are the show times: 7 p.m. Dec. 11, 1 and 4 p.m. on Dec. 12 and 1 and 4 p.m. on Dec. 13. For tickets ($38 for adults, $28 for children), call the arts centre box office at 604-5015566 or visit Tickets.surrey.ca.

It’s a special-event weekend for Surrey Eagles, who kick things off Friday night (Dec. 11) with an annual “Teddy Bear Toss” game against Coquitlam Express at South Surrey Arena. Bring your own teddy bear or buy one at the game from Peace Arch Hospital Auxiliary Society.

All bears thrown on the ice will be donated to Surrey Christmas Bureau. On Sunday starting at 4 p.m., the team will stage a “Star Wars Night” to celebrate the theatrical release of “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” Also Sunday is a post-game skate with Eagles players. Look for more details at Surreyeagles.ca.

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at Amor Fitness, 8 p.m. to midnight at 8056 King George Blvd., Surrey. All ages, admission $10. “Spicy dance party featuring all night dancing with REAL Latin music. Dress to impress.” Info: 604-725-4654, 604-808-2311, Hotsalsadancezone.com. Surrey Fiddlers Old Time Dance takes place at Clayton Hall (18513 70th Ave., Surrey) on the first Thursday of every month, except July and August, from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Admission is $3. For info, call 604-576-1066.

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Women’s Interfaith Conference on Saturday, Dec. 12, from 2 to 4 p.m. at Baitur Rahman Mosque, 9570 River Road, Delta. Free admission, women only. “The Ahmadiyya Womens Auxiliary hosts interfaith event featuring speakers from Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Sikhism and Hinduism on their respective religion’s founder. Info: Interfaithbc.weebly.com.

Music Jammers: Seniors (50+) invited to join in lively two-hours of music, dancing and fun, Wednesdays from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. at Kennedy House Seniors Centre, 11760 88th Ave., North Delta. Drop-in fee 35 cents. “Call ahead to make sure we’re not cancelled that week.” 604-594-2717.

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Surrey Urban Screen: Digital art shown on screen on side of building at Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre, at 13458 107A Ave. To Jan. 10, “Salmon People” (by Julie Andreyev and Simon Overstall) “considers the shared ecologies of nonhuman and human animals through a depiction of the survivors of the salmon cycle of life, combined with video of the Surrey landscape taken from the surrounding waters of the Fraser River.” Exhibit can be viewed from 30 minutes after sunset until

Photography Club” exhibit to Feb. 7; “Views from the Southbank III: Information, Objects, Mappings,” to Dec. 13; “The Grove: A Spatial Narrative,” to Dec. 13; “Re:Source: A Living Archive 1975−2015“ to Dec. 13. Gallery is located at Bear Creek Park, 88th Ave./King George Blvd. 604-501-5566, Surrey.ca/ artgallery. AgentC Gallery: Art collective’s new “pop-up” space in Newton, at 137th Street and 72A Avenue. Info: AgentCprojects.com.

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ife is a funny old journey, isn’t it? There are those who know their destination and determinedly follow the path they have chosen. In my experience, most of us hop aboard for the journey, destination unknown. It can be an adventure that way, and full of possibilities. We just have to search for those possibilities and find friends with likeminded interests. Many years ago when I first joined Surrey Little Theatre, one person summed up why he always sought out a community theatre club to join whenever he moved to a new place: They give the best parties. Well, that makes sense. Most people involved in community theatre are outgoing and are prepared to look at life differently. Most have a “regular” job and theatre is a “hobby.” It is a place that offers creative outlet, lets you donate all your free time to the cause, exhausts every bit of your energy – and they do have great parties. So when Stella Gardner moved here from New Zealand seven months ago, she found a place near and dear to her heart with White Rock Players’ Club. She signed on to help with costumes for “Cinderella,” the company’s current panto production at Coast Capital Playhouse. Resident costume genius Pat McLean, is thrilled to have Gardner join the group to help with costumes, wigs and makeup. “My mother used to tell me that I was sewing before I could walk,” Gardner recalled. “As

a baby I was always crawling over her foot pedal while she was at the machine. As I grew up, she taught me to sew by teaching me to work it out myself and only pointing it out when I got it wrong. This was the perfect way for me to learn, as it let me work out the logic of how to do things, and allowed me to work outside the box and be creative in ways only my brain would work.” Gardner wanted a life journey that would allow her to be a teacher. At age 14 she was placed in work studies at a

local Kindergarten in Auckland. She discovered that she could make costumes from scraps for the kids, and one thing led to another. Soon she had her own costume company that she later sold for a neat profit. When members of the club were asked to be extras on TV’s “Xena: Warrior Princess” set, they came in costumes. “Within 30 minutes I was inducted into the costume department and was covered in brown tempura paint as I dirtied up costumes,” Gardner recalled.

“From there, I worked on ‘Hercules,’ ‘Mask of Zorro,’ ‘Narnia,’ ‘Last Samurai,’ and then found myself doing work on ‘Lord of the Rings’ and ‘The Hobbit.’” OK, wow! I guess it was about being in the right place at the right time with the right skills following the right path in life. A move to Christchurch got Gardner involved in theatre, in a job working for the largest costume department in New Zealand, making and designing costumes for children’s shows.

Stella Gardner in costume. “I found my love of theatre there, making one-off costumes, bringing joy to children’s faces as a lollipop-pumpkin-frog monster dances across the stage,” she revealed.

“There is something more magical about theatre, onstage reveals and costume changes that you can’t hide with computer programs and calling cut.” After spending seven years in earthquake-hit Christchurch, Gardner decided to move to Canada, where she spent time as a child and has duel citizenship. “I am living with a wonderful man named Shawn Van Egdom, but needed something to complete my life.” Last June, she saw “I Hate Hamlet” at the playhouse in White Rock, “fell in love

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When Surrey’s Jujhar Khaira recently suited up for the Edmonton Oilers, he became just the third player with Punjabi roots to play in the NHL. Khaira, 21, a first-generation Canadian, was selected by the Oilers in the third round of the 2012 draft. Prior to his call-up, Khaira had been playing for the Bakersfield Condors, the Oilers’ AHL affiliate. The left-shooting centre’s first NHL game was on Nov. 28 in Pittsburgh against the star-studded Penguins. Robin Bawa and Manny Malhotra, both of whom played for the Vancouver Canucks during their careers, are the only other NHL players of Punjabi descent, according to Surrey-based broadcaster Bhupinder Hundal, who works the Punjabi-language hockey games on CBC.

Jujhar Khaira, known as “J.J.” to teammates, made his NHL debut for the Edmonton Oilers on Nov. 28. (Photo: Oilers.nhl.com) Khaira seems to be taking it all in stride. “It’s obviously cool hearing the stat and all that, but at the end of the day, I feel like everybody is on the same spectrum,” Khaira told the National Post. “You want to make it regardless of race. I put enough pressure on myself as it is.” For the Oilers, the six-foot-

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Offertrading Offer not transferrable not transferrable or assignable, or assignable, to a co-owner/co-leasee to are a co-owner/co-leasee of the Existing ofpurposes the Existing Vehicle Vehicle who ALG resides who resides the within same thehousehold same household as the for intended as the intended recipient recipient of HOLIDAY CASH LOW AS CASH theand intended recipient of the Offer. Ifmore the eligible elects tostoLarge lease orcancellation finance a new and unregistered Nissan brand vehicle (excluding NV, Fleet daily (an “Eligible New Vehicle”) through Canada Services Inc. “NCF”), be determined beOffer. determined bydata, bywww.alg.com. Nissan Canada Canada Inc. (“NCI”) Inc. (“NCI”) in customer its in sole its sole discretion. discretion. Proof Proof of current ofwithout current or previous or previous ownership/lease/finance contract contract will be willrequired. be OfferOffer is not is transferrable notand transferrable or assignable, or assignable, except except co-owner/co-leasee to anew co-owner/co-leasee ofNissan Existing the Existing Vehicle who who resides resides within within the(collectively same the same household household as as the theSee Offer. dealer See dealer forNissan full for details. full details. Model(s) Model(s) shown shown for illustration for illustration purposes purposes only. Offer only. subject Offer subject to change change or cancellation or without notice while notice quantities whilepreviously quantities last.ownership/lease/finance Ask last. your Ask dealer your dealer or visit or www.nissan.ca visitpropriety www.nissan.ca for complete for complete details. details. % $ APR FOR 72 MONTHS depreciation For information see IIHS.org. Ward’ Cross/Utility Market Segmentation. Visit jdpower.com for study results or seerequired. your participating Nissan retailer forrentals) complete details. Ipad gift offtoerawith vehicle sales isNCI paidofand forthe out of dealer profi tVehicle andFinancial subject to availability. 5535-GENERIC_RL_ONT_PD + DISCOUNT then he/she will receive specified stackable loyalty dollars follows: (i)5535-GENERIC_RL_ONT_PD Micra/Versa/Sentra ($500); (ii) Juke/Altima/Rogue (iii)and Frontier/Xterra/Leaf/Murano/Pathfinder ($800); andNCI (iv) Maxima/Z/Titan, Armada/GT-R ($1000). Loyalty Dollars will the intended the intended recipient recipient ofathe ofON Offer. thePATHFINDER Offer. Ifamount theIfeligible the eligible customer customer elects elects to lease to(“Loyalty lease or* finance orDollars”), finance new a as new and previously previously unregistered unregistered Nissan Nissan brand brand vehicle vehicle (excluding (excluding NV,($600); Fleet NV, Fleet and daily daily rentals) rentals) (an “Eligible (an “Eligible NewNew Vehicle”) Vehicle”) through through NCI and and Nissan Nissan Canada Canada Financial Financial Services Services Inc. (collectively Inc. (collectively “NCF”), “NCF”), S of 4X2 ® ^and ON PATHFINDER PLATINUM CASH 5535-GENERIC_RL_ONT_PD Available Features Include: •they Tri-Zone Entertainment •HOLIDAY Class-Exclusive Around ViewaDollars”), Monitor be applied before taxes means are inclusive of allloyalty applicable taxes. Alternatively, the eligible customer elects to purchase or lease/finance an Eligible New Vehicle (excluding GT-R and Leaf) other than through NCF, then he/she will receive a three-year/48,000 kilometers then then he/she he/she will receive will receive awhich specified a specified amount amount of stackable of stackable loyalty dollars dollars (“Loyalty (“Loyalty Dollars”), as iffollows: as follows: (i) Micra/Versa/Sentra (i) Micra/Versa/Sentra ($500); ($500); (ii) Juke/Altima/Rogue (ii) Juke/Altima/Rogue ($600); ($600); (iii) Frontier/Xterra/Leaf/Murano/Pathfinder (iii) Frontier/Xterra/Leaf/Murano/Pathfinder ($800); ($800); and and (iv) Maxima/Z/Titan, (iv) Maxima/Z/Titan, Armada/GT-R Armada/GT-R ($1000). ($1000). Loyalty Loyalty Dollars Dollars will will 4X4 MODEL ® ^ ONifeligible PATHFINDER PLATINUM (whichever comes first)taxes Oil Change Tire Rotation Plan which ofView a maximum of 6ifservice each consisting 1tooilpurchase change (using conventional motor oil) (excluding and (excluding 1 tire rotation. Forand complete details onthrough the NCF, Oil Change and Tire your dealer.kilometers Offer has Available Features Include: •and Tri-Zone Entertainment •ofClass-Exclusive Around Monitor be applied be applied before before taxes which which means means they they are inclusive are inclusive all ofapplicable all consists applicable taxes. taxes. Alternatively, Alternatively, the thevisits, eligible customer customer elects elects toofpurchase or lease/finance or lease/finance an Eligible an 5W30 Eligible New New Vehicle Vehicle GT-R GT-R and Leaf) Leaf) otherother thanthan through NCF, thenthen he/she he/she willRotation receive will receive aPlan, three-year/48,000 a ask three-year/48,000 kilometers 4X4purchased/leased/financed MODEL no cash redemption value be combined with other offers. Offer valid New Vehicles and delivered between August 1 –motor 31st, 2015. apply. shown for only. Offer subject to change or dealer. cancellation (whichever (whichever comes comes first) first) Oiland Change Oilcan Change and and Tire Tire Rotation Rotation PlanPlan which which consists consists of aon maximum of Eligible a maximum of 6 of service 6 service visits, visits, eacheach consisting consisting of 1 of oil1change oil change (using (using conventional conventional 5W30 5W30 motor oil) and oil)Conditions and 1 tire1rotation. tire rotation. ForModel(s) complete For complete details details onillustration the onOil thesChange Oilpurposes Change and and Tire Tire Rotation Rotation Plan,Plan, ask your ask your dealer. OfferOffer has has Platinum model shown © without notice. Whilevalue quantities last. dealer or visit www.nissan.ca for details. Nissan names, logos and slogansand areand trademarks owned by or licensed Nissan Motor Co.apply. Ltd.apply. and/or its North American subsidiaries. 2015 Nissan Canada rights no cash no cash redemption redemption value and and can can beAsk combined beyour combined with other other offers. offers. OfferOffer validvalid oncomplete Eligible on Eligible New New Vehicles Vehicles purchased/leased/financed purchased/leased/financed delivered delivered between between August August 1 – 31st, 1 – to 31st, 2015. 2015. Conditions Conditions Model(s) Model(s) shown shown for illustration for illustration purposes purposes only.only. Offer Offer subject subject to Inc. change to All change or cancellation orreserved. cancellation JOB NO: with NC4-NDC-HP5535 Platinum model shown © © without notice. notice. While While quantities quantities last.last. Ask Ask your your dealer dealer or visit or visit www.nissan.ca www.nissan.ca for complete for complete details. details. Nissan Nissan names, names, logos logos and and slogans slogans are trademarks are trademarks owned owned by orbylicensed or licensed to Nissan to Nissan Motor Motor Co. Co. Ltd. Ltd. and/or and/or its North its North American American subsidiaries. subsidiaries. 2015 2015 Nissan Nissan Canada Canada Inc. Inc. All rights All rights reserved. reserved. AD #: NO: 5535-GENERIC_RL_ONT_PD CYAN without MAGENTA YELLOW BLACK JOB JOB NO: NC4-NDC-HP5535 NC4-NDC-HP5535

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