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arolyn Colwell excitedly pulls a cardboard box out of her SUV in Cloverdale.

In the box? Socks.

It’s not the socks themselves that delight her but instead, what they represent.

You see, these socks are destined to end up on the feet of Surrey’s homeless.

And she is the reason.

In 2013, Colwell began a “buy-one-donate-one” sock company.

Two years later, more than 6,000 pairs have been donated to those living on Surrey’s streets.

On this particular day, Colwell was dropping off about 200 pairs to Cloverdale’s homeless shelter.

“To comfort someone’s foot, it just gives them hope,” she muses. “It’s about walking around when they’re on the street and in these bad situations and have nothing. People don’t think of socks and it gives them that comfort to walk that next step.”

The socks have a practical function, of course, she adds.

“If you talk to any firefighter or police officer who works on the Downtown East Side, they’ll tell you how badly socks are needed.

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took off toward the summer of 2014. That’s become the bulk of our work.”

She said it’s been important to her that the socks are donated where the orders come from.

And Surrey’s been their biggest customer with orders coming from high schools such as Lord Tweedsmuir, Surrey Christian and Holy Cross and sports groups such as Drive Basketball.

But business is also booming in the U.S., and they recently received an order for 700 pairs from a lacrosse club in Yellowknife.

“The 700 donated pairs Carolyn Colwell shows off the latest delivery of donated socks to Options Community were sent to a youth shelter, a Services Society’s Cloverdale shelter on Colebrook Road. (Photo: AMY REID) women’s shelter and a men’s shelter. I think that’s sort to do something for them.” it would happen, one day climate and they don’t have of the mission for us – to That’s when the lightbulb ended up at a charity event anything to cover their feet. grow it so it reaches every went on. where she saw hundreds of “There’s a lot of diseases community. A lot of people “It’s kind of like Toms homeless people. that can happen with feet, want to give back and this is a shoes,” she says of the What did they all want? and they get sores and concept. “Buy one, give one.” very easy way to do it.”

Socks. blisters and things.”

All told, the business has After doing some research, Colwell said she hadn’t But let’s go back to the designing a logo and coming donated 33,558 pairs of realized they were such a beginning of the story. socks. And counting. up with the name, Your hot commodity until that How did a Surrey high “When I realized we’ve City Sports, they began moment. school counsellor with 15 given so many, I thought, selling socks adorned with So, she went home, still years under her belt end ‘Wow. Maybe it is making a seeing the faces of those she’d city skylines – Vancouver, up running a business that difference.’”

Calgary and Toronto, to met – and couldn’t get her donates socks?

She recalled a woman name a few. mind off her sons’ socks.

It all began when she and approaching her outside In early 2014, they began “My boys – they’re 17, her husband, both dual a Whalley shelter as she almost 15 and 12 – and they selling them at sports U.S. and Canadian citizens, tournaments and quickly had was on her way in, asking started wearing these really decided to move to Lynden, if she would be delivering brightly coloured crew socks. requests for custom socks.

WA. socks that day. Street people “At first I said no, but It became what they were They did so with a desire knew of Colwell and waited then I thought, why not? wearing when they played to live in a small town. anxiously for the socks, the One thing led to another their sports. I went home Colwell took a one-year woman told her. from the event and saw their and we began doing custom leave of absence from her “I feel very privileged to socks for team logos, for drawer full of socks and counselling work to do so. be able to contribute to that,” businesses, sports teams, thought, ‘This is crazy.’

But she quickly got bored, she says, “to be fulfilling the clubs, schools, and it really “It weighed on my heart, began volunteering and, as

need I recognized.

“I think I jumped with this, I took a chance and it seems to be definitely a passion for me now. You never know where life is going to take you.”

For her contributions, Colwell was recently recognized as a Hero of the Homeless by the Surrey Homelessness and Housing Society.

“It was really neat,” she says of receiving the award.

“I’m not one who likes to be the centre of attention. I’m humbled and honoured but really I’ve been called to do this. I feel privileged.”

At least for now, she can’t envision herself going back to counselling.

“I loved it,” she said of her former career, which included work at Surrey high schools West Whalley, North Surrey and Lord Tweedsmuir over the years.

“It was similar work in a way.

“You’re helping people.

If someone had asked me five years ago if I’d be selling socks, I would’ve thought, ‘No way.’ But now, I can’t imagine not seeing it through,” Colwell says.

“I think it’s the constant care for people that are homeless that will give them that extra sense of hope.

Hope to have a better life.”

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Kerr, who lives in the Gateway area of Surrey, was among competitors at the annual regional event, held at KPU’s Cloverdale campus last Wednesday afternoon (Oct. 21).

The mason and his brick-and-mortardelivering tender, Richard Furrer, formed one of seven teams competing for a $500 top prize and a trip to a World of Masonry competition in Las Vegas in February.

“This competition is about skill and speed, so the guys have an hour to lay as many bricks as they can to build a wall, and the average is usually around 500 bricks, which is moving pretty darn fast,” said Carlos Zamora, who organizes the local event on behalf of his employer, Spec Mix. The two-man masonry teams wore matching blue T-shirts, yellow ball caps and brown pants as they cleaned their taped-off stalls before the competition began.

As they prepped, a big mixer at one end of the warehouse poured mortar into wheeled tubs for delivery to each of the duos as they worked to build a 26-foot wall.

Wearing red T-shirts, a small team of judges roamed around as metal and hip-hop music rocked the big room, otherwise used as an art studio.

“As judges, we’re looking for voids, tipped bricks, lifted bricks and chipped bricks, and that’s something the tender should be looking after, making sure none of the bricks he puts down

John Kerr (above) checks his wall with a level during the Spec Mix Bricklayer 500 competition at KPU’s Cloverdale campus Wednesday (Oct. 21). At left, contest winners Riel Voigt (bricklayer) and Theo Van Tunen (tender).

(Above photo: TOM ZILLICH, other submitted) and some of those students wore orange T-shirts and helped wheel tubs of mortar to each competitor.

At around 2:30 p.m., are chipped,” Zamora the emcee barked out explained. “We’re a countdown and the also looking for joint competition began. thickness, either too fat Kerr was at the height or too skinny. of concentration as he “We want them to got off to a flying start, go for speed and the number of bricks laid,” he setting brick after brick added, “but we also want in quick fashion. His wife Cindy Brugger, it to be a sellable wall, something that will look along with other family and friends, formed a good on a job site, and cheering squad. that’s why we also have “We’re hoping he gets a craftsmanship prize back there to Vegas, (worth $400).” for sure,” Brugger said.

In the stall at the “It was an amazing far end of the room, a experience last year.… framed photo of Paul He’s worked hard for De Palma rested on a this, and he loves his plank next to a written job.” memorial.

However, during their “He was a masonry golden hour of hustle instructor here, and he was really amped about and determination, tragedy struck the this competition and was going to compete as tandem when Furrer well,” Zamora said, “but slipped, lost his balance unfortunately he passed and bumped into a competitor’s wall, away in the summer dislodging a few bricks. after having a heart “That’s an automatic attack while driving. disqualification in this That stall, that’s where he would have competed competition,” Zamora said later. here today, so we’re In the end, the contest paying tribute to him.”

De Palma also taught in Cloverdale was won by mason Riel Voigt, masonry at a high of S&S Masonry, with school in Maple Ridge,

the help of tender Theo Van Tunen. Voigt laid 647 bricks, with no point deductions. He also took home the craftsmanship title.

During last year’s competition, held at the Trowel Trades Training Association complex on Industrial Road in Surrey, Voigt placed second after laying 348 bricks.

Other bricklayers in this year’s competition were Corey Stocks (with tender Jason Garnett), Charles Thifault (Glen Hansom), Sean Kelly (Matthew Wearmouth), Matt McDougall (Ryan Andres) and Derek Melo (Scott Arthurs).

“Some of the guys here are apprehensive because it’s their first time in the competition, but we also have some veterans here,” Zamora explained before the competition began.

“These are professionals. They took the day off today to work this, to win this.

This is for bragging rights and they can also use this on their business card. It’s a big deal to them.”

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2. From left: Local MLAs Bruce Ralston and Harry Bains with Muhammad Malik and Toff Schierling.

3. From left: Darrren York, Michelle MacKay of Blackwood Partners, and Brian Regehr, president and CEO of WestStone Group.

4. SFU Surrey Community Advisory Council’s Sherrold Haddad, left, and James Stewart.

5. Parminder and Kamaljit Parhar.

6. Steve Dooley and Joy Johnson have some fun at the podium.

7. SFU President Andrew Petter with his wife, professor Maureen Maloney.

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Through the pain, there’s hope As a former child refugee whose family fled a murderous and gang-war ravaged El Salvador, Surrey’s Yansie Ardon knows how hard it is to adjust to life in a new country at a tender age

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t happened 17 years ago but the memory is as vivid as a nightmare Yansie Ardon has just awoken from.

She recalls playing on the monkey bars in her gated El Salvador community when a man tried to break through the wall.

You can still see the fear in her eyes. Her hands move restlessly below the table as she tells the story.

“I was just playing and all of the sudden I saw a man rushing through the fence. I started yelling to my grandma, ‘There’s a man!

There’s a man!’ I could see him trying to jump the fence…. The man was wearing black, so he was obviously after someone.

“My grandma grabbed me and we just ran. I think that changed everything for me. I didn’t want to stay there.”

She was six.

Ardon would only spend one more year in El Salvador before landing in Canada as a governmentassisted refugee in 2000.

Surrey’s Yansie Ardon’s family fled El Salvador when she was only seven. (Photo: AMY REID)

peace, after the civil war, we could see how the gangs were starting to take over and influence people.”

According to The Guardian, March 2015 saw 481 people murdered in El Salvador – an average of 16 a day – the country’s deadliest month in a decade.

That experience on the playground altered her family’s way of life. She no longer took the bus to school, instead her aunt would drive her. And she never went to the playground again.

“I remember I would play inside the house with my Grandma and she’d say, ‘We’re going to fly to Canada. It’s going to be OK.’ She would just grab me and pray and promise we were going to leave.”

Her family left El Salvador at 4 a.m. when the time came.

“All was dark, so it was kind of in SEE PARTS 1 & 2 ONLINE secret... I just remember seeing my AT THENOWNEWSPAPER.COM aunt’s best friend there and she was boiling the water for me to take my last shower there. She was crying She believes it was her parents’ because she obviously cared about work in law that led to the family us and she had to stay behind. We seeking refuge in another country. got in the truck, nobody saw and “My parents don’t talk much about why we came here. Just that it we got to the airport.”

While glad to arrive in the land was safer here,” she said. of the free, it would prove to be Even at a young age, Ardon – the beginning of many unknown now 23 – knew the realities of the challenges for the family. gang war surrounding her in El Her parents, lawyers back home, Salvador.

“I knew that it wasn’t good. Even would end up in cleaning jobs.

“I could see how stressed they though I was born during a time of

of her depression stemmed from adjusting to life as a child refugee.

“You come from a family of lawyers and yet they can’t do that here. Your friends make fun of you because your parents are janitors but you know they’re really not.

Your friends look down upon them. It’s frustrating. You begin to wonder if every time you work hard for something, if it will just be I could feel free taken away.” again, I could play All these things were too much for her. She dropped out of high outside, nobody school in Grade 10. knew us, and “I think people forget what it’s like for a child (refugee). You come I was happy. here, all of the sudden you’re faced with child poverty, which is an Yansie Ardon increasing problem here in B.C.” Despite the struggles her Despite being a good student, family faced, Ardon says she feels school was a big adjustment.

Learning English was an obvious privileged to be Canadian.

“As I grew up, I began to learn hurdle. “It was frustrating not being more about my country and how able to communicate with my teacher,” Ardon said. “But I liked it it’s still tearing itself apart through here. I could feel free again, I could gangs and how it’s gotten worse,” play outside, nobody knew us, and said Ardon. “My roots can be Salvadoran, my values may be I was happy.” a little bit different, but I enjoy Illness and mental health issues Canada. I love the equality we have plagued her for the better part of here. I love the democracy we have her childhood, she said. here. I love the freedom of speech In her mid-teens she was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and we have here.... I’m so thankful that I’m here because I’m free to be dealt with depression and anxiety, whoever I want to be.” which she’s been told is linked to her PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome). But she suspects a lot see SCHOOLS › page 9 were about money,” she said.

Even as a child, Ardon felt the pressure. “You go to school and you get made fun of for having secondhand clothing and you know there’s nothing you can do about it. It was difficult,” she said. “I felt like I had to grow up a little bit more and let go of my childhood.”

efugees are people who flee their homeland and seek asylum in another country for fear of persecution or life threats.

Immgrant researcher Tara Holt says, “the very definition of refugee emphasizes the fear that precipitates their movement. Feelings of trauma, loss, and confusion accompany this group, in addition to the poverty that they are likely to encounter.”

In 2013, there were about 10 million refugees in the world, an estimated 960,000 in need of resettlement.

As a signatory to the UN Refugee Convention, Canada is pledged to accept a share of the world’s refugees.

In 2013, 24,000 refugees arrived in Canada.

From 2010 to 2013, 28 per cent of government-assisted refugees (GAR) in the province landed in Surrey, more than any other municipality. During that time, 701 GARs arrived in Surrey.

The Hungarian crisis in 1956 marks Canada’s first wholehearted response to a refugee crisis, Holt notes.

As a result, 200,000 Hungarian refugees came to Canada. Following that, the next wave of refugees (roughly 11,000) was from Czech, prompted by Soviet invasion in 1968. By the end of 1972 Canada had received more than 7,000 Ugandan refugees.

The Chilean crisis prompted by the Coup d’etat in Chile in 1973 saw the overthrow of the Socialist-Communist government and resulted in over 7,000 Chilean and other Latin American refugees admitted to Canada.

The Indochinese wave of the late 1970s, prompted by the fall of Saigon in 1975, marked the largest refugee intake in Canada’s history.

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Schools vital to integration “They’re making a difference.

They’re passionate about making a difference in Surrey. They’ve shown what can be done.”

Coun. Judy Villeneuve, co-chair of the Surrey Local Immigrant Partnership, said newcomer education is a struggle in Surrey, but noted the school district is especially stretched. Child immigrants face a particularly tough challenge when it comes to adjusting to a new culture, she noted.

“Our schools are crowded….

They don’t really have the people they need to deal with the individual students who are struggling,” said Villeneuve.

“Young people learn quickly given the opportunity, given a safe and supportive environment.

Difficulties arise when there’s exclusion or bullying, or a sense they can’t fit in or the challenge is just too great.”

Villeneuve stressed the need for proper investment when accepting more newcomers.

“Otherwise the city pays for repercussions or trouble on the streets or the poverty cycle getting stronger.”

Ardon says success for newcomers will come from how connected they are to resources in their new communities.

“I have always believed, and I will always believe that together we are stronger.... Making sure they have a good end point, where their family is stable, their income is stable, where kids don’t have to worry about growing up early, that would be the most important thing to me.”

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poverty, health concerns, and a variety of other problems.”

Today, Ardon is working She discusses “rethinking” of school roles in her paper, toward high school equivalency at the Invergarry Adult Education presenting the idea that there is an increasing mandate of Centre. She also served as a public education to undertake research assistant in the Our much larger issues than a Community, Our Voice Refugee traditional knowledge-based (OCOV) Integration and delivery of education to one that Settlement Research Project encapsulates a greater emphasis (primarily run at SFU), which on social needs and attention aims to find the challenges, to preparing students beyond barriers and opportunities of academic readiness to include Surrey refugees.

Ardon said the project is about learning what gaps exist.

Now my focus “We only know so much. I come from an educated family, is on the success but what happens when you don’t because I just see come from an educated family?” she asked. “What happens the resiliency when you’re not governmentin these people. sponsored (as I was)?”

It’s incredible.

Tara Holt is the principal of Invergarry Adult Education Centre, which serves roughly Tara Holt 1,500 people, many of them newcomers. She is also a a complete understanding for principal researcher in the future success in society. Holt OCOV project. notes the settlement worker Fascinated by the refugee program is doing just that. experience, Holt penned a Through her work as principal paper exploring how refugees of Invergarry, she’s seen many integrate into schools using frontline support workers, called success stories first-hand.

“I have a great deal of respect settlement workers. Surrey is one of 20 districts in the province that for what they go through, the hardship that they come through, utilizes them. and sometimes don’t come These workers help by through,” said Holt. “Now my connecting newcomers to focus is on the success because services such as legal aid, I just see the resiliency in these language training and medical people. It’s incredible.” needs. Connecting refugees Ardon – one of three refugee to these services can prove research assistants working on challenging, Holt noted, as the the forthcoming paper – is an stress of their situation “is likely example of that, she added. fraught with culture shock, ‹ from page 8

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Halloween event put real Newton on display

HIT: Since 2013, Carolyn Colwell’s sock company has donated more than 6,000 pairs of socks to people living on Surrey’s streets. Read her story on page 3.

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ow do you fix a community? You need to galvanize the community to be proud and to be part of the moving change forward.”

Those words were spoken by Newton BIA director Philip Aguirre in January 2015.

At the very least, the community has taken a big step in that direction.

Newton BIA held its inaugural Spooktacular event Saturday in the underground of Save-On-Foods and it was, by any measure, a terrific success.

Children could take in a Halloween movie at the minitheatre, give go-carting a whirl, stop by the petting zoo, take a ride on the train, show off their best moves with zombies on the dance floor and hit up the photo booth. This, all in addition to lots of free food and goodies, a pumpkin patch and a plethora of crafts.

Those who were there sensed it – this event truly created a sense of community.

Aguirre could be seen running around the space, saying hello to everyone he knew – and many he didn’t. Parents pushing strollers packed the spooky space, children giggled as they frolicked through the pumpkin patch or stopped by the DJ booth to show off some of their dance moves.

The event truly pulled residents together. And the kids? Well, we’d bet each and every one of them is already begging to go back next year. (Some children of staff in this newsroom already are.)

Kudos to Aguirre and everyone else who helped put this on. It’s Newton’s time to shine, and events like this are where it all starts.

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MISS: A big miss – at least we hope you miss – to the boneheads who are sure to be illegally exploding Halloween fireworks near homes and children Saturday throughout Surrey and Delta.

Column

Bogeyman’s got nothing on writer’s block I asked my fellow writers here at the Now about their personal experience with writer’s block and SoLetItBeDone felt a collective shudder.

Tom Zytaruk It was like we were children left, hand in trembling hand, to confront the troll beneath the bridge.

So let it be written…

Ironically, books have been Few things are scarier, at written about it (and at least least for me, during this time of one column as well). There are Halloween shadows and things also some very good movies that go bump in the night, than that broach the subject. Secret writer’s block.

Window, Barton Fink, Adaptation, If only you could take a little and Throw Mama from the Train blue pill. There would be quite a are several. And there are at least market for it. two films out there called Writer’s If you care to google “writer’s Block. block,” you’ll find 1,410,000 Jack Torrance, that crazy results. You’d think it were a pandemic. And at the top of those redruM dad in The Shining, results, a definition: Writer’s Block probably had the worst case of – “The condition of being unable writer’s block I can think of.

Who can forget his wife to think of what to write or how Wendy’s horrified face as she to proceed with writing.” speed-flips though his War and This condition can last for Peace-sized manuscript to find minutes, for months, or longer “All work and no play makes Jack yet.

a dull boy” typed, oh, a bazillion times, page after page?

Stephen King, who of course wrote The Shining, opined that “The scariest moment is always just before you start.”

I disagree. It’s all scary, beginning and middle, with no end in sight.

This is what Ernest Hemingway had to say on the subject: “The best way is always to stop when you are going good and when you know what will happen next. If you do that every day…you will never be stuck. Always stop while you are going good and don’t think about it or worry about it until you start to write the next day. That way your subconscious will work on it all the time. But if you think about it consciously or worry about it you will kill it and your brain will be tired before you start.”

Sound wisdom, except that when you write for a newspaper,

you can’t just stop.

Fortunately in Surrey there is plenty to write about.

This time around, let’s set the “true crime” aside. Over the years we’ve brought you stories about UFO sightings in Newton, North Delta and Whalley, crop circles in Cloverdale, haunted houses in Port Kells, street ghosts in Panorama Ridge, creepy rituals deep inside sodden forests, and interviews with renowned scholars of vampire literature.

Stories with real teeth.

But for this Halloween, I thought I’d bring you a true tale of terror.

So this is my best Halloween tale for you this week. Writer’s block. There’s nothing scarier.

Nothing.

(Trick or treat).

So let it be done.

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Thank you for focusing on new MP’s abilities, not her disability The Editor, Re: “Blind MPelect Qualtrough ‘well prepared’ for job in Ottawa,” the Now, Oct. 19.

I’m a person with a visual impairment too. So glad to see that you presented the accomplished Delta MPCarla Qualtrough elect Carla Qualtrough in such a “normal,” positive light and didn’t get into the wretchedly, predictable stereotypical portrayal of blindness so often delivered by mainstream media.

Representing one’s constituents in Parliament is about ability, not disability.

Congratulations on not taking the “amazing blind woman gets elected” angle.

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Moving rails a win-win

The Editor, Re: “Surrey wants to study rail realignment,” the Now, Oct. 22.

Rail relocation is not just about Crescent Beach and White Rock. If the most obvious option for the new route is chosen (along the Highway 99 right of way), the realigned track Hannalora Leavitt, Victoria will be five kilometres shorter. Less fuel, less time, less waste. The economic benefits of this shorter, faster rail route with its additional capacity are overwhelming. There is no doubt that BNSF will be a willing partner.

Rail relocation is also not just about increasing The Editor, BNSF’s bottom line. This is a win for Port Metro Re: Election results, the Now, Oct. 19.

Vancouver as well. Containers are going to move Governments pick up baggage in time, but this was far more. After Stephen Harper gained between China and U.S./Canada. The question is whether these transfers occur at a U.S. port or majority status, he started governing for his at Deltaport. A north-south rail superhighway core group and not for all Canadians. He ran improves access between PMV and the U.S. roughshod over people’s rights with militant zeal under the guise of security. Supreme Court market allowing PMV to secure its future as the key handler of lucrative container traffic. found time and again that his new laws went A shorter, faster, twin-tracked route will not afoul of the Charter of Rights. Yet he kept doing only be safer for BNSF and the surrounding it, perhaps to please his followers. communities, it will give a return on investment.

He chipped away at the very democracy he It will support PMV’s growth and the expansion was so fond of telling the terrorists about. Bills of Canada-U.S. trade. like C-51 have caused uncertainty and fear This is a win for all Canadians. for honest Canadians. He muzzled scientists, At a time when the newly elected Liberal gutted protection for lakes and waterways, made government is looking at improving Canada the laughing stock on environmental infrastructure, relocating the BNSF line is a issues and played havoc with family reclever strategic initiative. In fact, it’s integral to unification. securing the future relevance of our ports which Harper took lots of credit for the good economy during the world wide financial crises. benefits all of us in the Lower Mainland, the The credit really goes to the Canadian banks for whole province and the rest of Canada. their more prudent lending criteria. He did blow H. Newman, White Rock away the surplus left by previous governments.

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Worst of all, he created divisions among Canadians, incited hate and brought Tea Party rhetoric to the top.

Canada is a moderate and tolerant country.

Let’s keep it that way. Remember the time when Americans travelled abroad with the Maple Leaf on their backpacks.

❚ Rotten tomatoes to the Now letter writer who suggested last issue that the new federal government should make negative election campaigning illegal. Illegal? Are you serious? You should hold your freedom to speak your piece, be your message negative or positive, more dear than that. Or move to North Korea. Wouldn’t that be nice? ❚ A Liberal dose of red tomatoes to the people in Surrey-Newton who voted in a convicted tax fraud as their Member of Parliament. Do they claim ignorance of their candidate’s guilt the way he claimed ignorance of tax avoidance, or do they actually approve of it? Thankfully he’s back on track to get that big fat MP pension he so richly deserves. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the woman who told me I shouldn’t stand waiting for the SkyTrain just because I was in her way.

How was I standing in your way? If you can’t stand it, go around me. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the fishermen shooting at seals in the Fraser River off the Bridgeview fishing dock, right off the Port Mann rail yards up by the bridge at around 11 a.m. I saw two harbour seals that morning and it is rare to even see one in the river.

❚ A car filled with roses to the terrific guys at Fountain Tire on Scott Road who went above and beyond the call of duty to stay after hours and fix my car so I could have it for the weekend. They even came and picked me up at my house. So impressed! ❚ Roses to people who are authentic.

Phoney people suck and can be spotted from miles away. ❚ A pharmacy full of pink roses to the pharmacists at the Delta Prescription Clinic (Medicine Centre) for being so optimistic and friendly with their staff and customers. Your friendliness, gratitude and enthusiasm brightens up the medical atmosphere. Keep it up! ❚ Roses to all the good folk at Brooklands for a great Halloween display. ❚ Roses to Sonnet at Rogers in Semiamhoo mall. Made changing phones painless (almost). Good luck in Kelowna! ❚ Generous roses to our neighbour Am for sending her old guitar my family’s way. We put new strings on it and our son Noah polished it up and he plays it every day! He already knows two songs and is looking forward to learning more with his dad. Thank you so much!

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Surrey reviewing right-to-camp ruling in Abbotsford

SURREY — The City of Surrey will be reviewing a B.C. Supreme Court ruling that supports the right of homeless campers in Abbotsford to create tent cities on public lands.

In his Oct. 21 ruling, Chief Justice Christopher Hinkson ruled Abbotsford’s policies violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and called the use of chicken manure “disgraceful.” In 2013, Abbotsford city workers dumped chicken manure on an encampment

senior governments will be under increased pressure to house the homeless after the ruling.

Jonathan Baker says the decision has broad implications for other communities, which may seem more camps spring up in public spaces.

By making homeless tents a potential ongoing legal fixture in local parks, he said, the court has sent a signal that the problem can’t simply be covered up or chased away.

A man sits at a homeless camp in Whalley right before it “You can’t govern was dismantled in December 2014. (File photo) by shoving a problem from neighbourhood to this year’s cold season. It is “We get the odd tent neighbourhood or from city set to open in November. popping up here and there, to city,” Baker said. “You can’t Rehal said the city will be but nothing to that extent,” do it with environmental reviewing the Supreme Court pollution and you can’t do he said. decision to see if it will need Surrey will have a winter it with mental health. That’s to amend its strategy. shelter this year after two what this means.”

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While Hinkson noted there is a need for people to have shelter and rest during the day, he didn’t order the city to designate a piece of land for a permanent encampment.

Instead, he suggested following a Court of Appeal decision in Victoria to allow the city’s homeless to set up shelters in public spaces between 7 p.m. and 9 a.m.

Surrey’s bylaw manager Jas Rehal said the City of Surrey will be reviewing the case, but said their approach is different than Abbotsford’s in dealing with such camps.

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Surrey’s Police Safety Committee decided Monday to send a delegation to see such programs in action in Waterloo, York and Calgary. After this, said Surrey RCMP Chief Supt. Bill Fordy, a “more fulsome strategy” for Surrey will be prepared.

What is a safety village?

Typically occupying one to five acres of land, they feature childsize buildings and cars, bikes, roadways, sidewalks, traffic lights, crosswalk signals, railway crossings and classrooms with mock safety hazards one might find in their own home. Basically, it provides a safe place for children and adults to learn and practice safety skills.

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four in Alberta and one in B.C. “This initiative means creating a venue to consolidate, institutionalize, and scale safety training programs in the city starting with those around road and fire safety,” Fordy explained.

He said opening a safety village here would present an opportunity to “intervene at the earliest possible level and potentially change the trajectory of young people’s lives.”

Surrey’s village would likely be

located close to the detachment.

Surrey Mayor Linda Hepner is warm to the idea.

“I really like the concept, and I found it particularly interesting when we’re going to get an influx of refugees,” she said. “It is also an opportunity for teaching down the road.”

Fordy noted that these villages usually cater to elementary school pupils but added that the general public, “especially subgroups like newcomers to Canada who can benefit from an interactive orientation on police, fire and emergency services in the city.”

The safety training curriculum would only be delivered by uniformed personnel from police, fire and emergency services and the village would require about $1.5 million to set up.

“The amount of time that others have taken for planning, fundraising and building of a safety village has ranged from two to five years,” Fordy noted.

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The surveillance officers say the driver move the Sonoma twice. At one point it was parked under an

overpass. Police decided to do a “roadside stop” and the Sonoma sped off, its driver performing dangerous maneuvers that imperiled other motorists. Police then spotted what they believed to be the same vehicle in Coquitlam, and again lost it. Seven hours later they found it illegally parked in Port Moody with Scuby asleep in the driver’s seat and arrested him.

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early 1980s, could terminate its membership.

The dispute was also over payment of fees.

The KSA says a Feb. 2015 vote of directors validly terminated the membership but the respondents say this wasn’t valid because their bylaws require a referendum of Tom Zytaruk Kwantlen students to do that.

Now staff The university collects fees Twitter @tomzytaruk from students for membership in the KSA and CFS and remits them to the associations, pursuant VANCOUVER — The to the University Act. Kwantlen University College Justice John Steeves, in his Student Association has lost a decision rendered Monday, noted court dispute with the Canadian that in April 2008, a referendum Federation of Students and Canadian Federation of Students of students resulted in 56 per cent in favour of the KSA continuing Services over membership and as a member of the CFS. fees.

He determined the KSA “was The KSA petitioned B.C. Supreme Court, and the CFS were and is bound by the bylaws of the respondents. The dispute was the respondents, including those related to membership – as well as over how the KSA, a member collection of fees and disaffiliation of the respondents since the

– and including changes to those bylaws, even if they disagree with them.

“Put another way,” the judge said, “if KSA decides that it cannot live with being a member then their remedy is disaffiliation” and “that disaffiliation is to be conducted according to the bylaws of the respondents.”

The membership fee to the federation is $3 per student per semester. Steeves noted the university collects these fees for the federation.

“There is no compulsion by the respondents on KSA to collect fees,” he added.

The judge decided “there is no basis for finding that the respondents’ bylaws with respect to the collection and remittance of fees are illegal or otherwise objectionable.”

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“She’s in critical condition,” Schumann said of the girl. This happened at 4:50 p.m. Sunday.

SURREY — A young girl was badly injured Sunday during a week rife with traffic collisions in Surrey.

The eight-year-old Surrey girl was riding in the back seat of a car, with her mom driving and grandmother

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Application: 7914-0263-00 Location: 14088 – 58A Avenue Purpose of Bylaw: The applicant is seeking to rezone the hatched property from One‑Acre Residential to Single Family Residential and Single Family Residential (12).

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Application: 7915-0161-00 Location: 7020 – 192 Street and 19265 – 70 Avenue Purpose of Bylaw and Permits: The applicant is seeking to rezone the hatched site from One‑Acre Residential to Multiple Residential 30.

The applicant is proposing to develop approximately 49 townhouse units. In addition, a development variance permit is being sought to reduce setbacks in order to allow for better public frontage‑oriented units along all street‑facing property lines.

Surrey Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 18539

Application: 7914-0202-00 Location: 15463 – 91 Avenue Purpose of Bylaw: The applicant is seeking to rezone the hatched portion of the site from Single Family Residential to Comprehensive Development.

The applicant is proposing to subdivide into 2 single family lots and retain the existing house on proposed Lot 2.

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City, noted Gavin Toy, the company’s president and CEO. “After much review and analysis of potential locations,” Toy said, “the Westminster Savings board of directors and executive leadership team agreed that the Central City (tower), conveniently located in the commercial, cultural and social hub of Surrey, best met the needs of our credit union, our members and our employees.”

Westminster Savings Credit Union has more than 400 employees and 55,000 members.

Surrey Board of Trade (SBOT) will recognize six Surrey-based businesses during its annual Surrey Business Excellence Awards next Thursday (Nov. 5).

The Oscars-style gala, again held at Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel, will feature Kirk LaPointe as emcee.

‘MASTERCHEF’ WINNER This year’s event will also WORKS ON JRG MENUS WESTMINSTER SAVINGS feature the second annual Corporate Social Responsibility MOVES TO CENTRAL CITY Surrey’s David Jorge, winner Award, recognizing a business that of TV’s “MasterChef Canada” Blackwood Partners is operating in an economically, show title earlier this year, is Management Corporation socially and environmentally going to work with the Joseph has announced a deal to lease responsible manner.

Richard Group on 52,000 square feet of some special projects, The 2015 finalists for Business space at Central City to including beer- and Westminster Savings.

Person of the Year are John wine-pairing dinners The credit union’s new Volken (John Volken Academy and menu items. corporate head office willl Society) and Andrew Westlund Surrey-based JRG (Westlund Group of Companies). span over three floors of operates several pubs Surrey’s landmark tower, In the 1-10 Employees and liquor stores in designed by Bing Thom. category, finalists are Complete Metro Vancouver, “Westminster Savings Home Design, South Point including Townhall will be a significant Pet Hospital and UChoice David Jorge public houses, The employer who will Manufacturing Inc. Henry in Cloverdale, Edith + contribute to the continued Up for the 11-40 Employees category award are Lantrax North growth of our vibrant city centre,” Arthur in Fleetwood and other establishments. stated Bill Rempel, Blackwood America Logistics, Pure Life Physiotherapy and Health Centre Partners’ VP and general Have business-related news manager. and Viva Care Inc. (Viva Care to share? Email info to edit@ The move will allow Medical). ™ STUDIO ACTIVATE thenownewspaper.com with Westminster Savings to occupy In the 41+ Employees award GERM-FREE NO-TOUCH FLUSH Business Notebook in the header. one centralized space at Central category, the finalists are Canuel YOU CAN RELY ON EVERY TIME

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For police, firefighters, paramedics and bylaws officers, it’s the scariest night of the year.

They’ll no doubt be praying for rain.

Seeing as Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, there’s a bonus considering that with Daylight Savings Time, clocks will be set back one hour from 2 a.m. to 1 a.m. on Sunday.

“So we’ve got an extra hour of shenanigans to deal with,” Surrey RCMP Cpl. Scotty Schumann sighed.

Last year, Surrey RCMP received 25 per cent more calls on Halloween night than it did the year before.

“In fact, one third of those were for fireworks,” Schumann noted.

“If you need to call the RCMP on Halloween night regarding misuse of fireworks, we ask that you call the non-emergency number.”

That number is 604-599-0502. For

❚ Wear reflective clothing or tape so motorists can see you, and carry a flashlight with fresh batteries. ❚ Stay on sidewalks, off streets. ❚ Set a curfew time for older children. ❚ Motorists, slow down! emergencies, of course, call 911.

Fireworks are banned in the City of Surrey unless you have a proper permit. That means you’re not allowed to possess, light or sell them without a permit and if you do, and get caught, fines can range from $250 to $500. Surrey city bylaw officer Sukh Maghera, said hundreds of firecrackers – roughly $15,000 worth – have been seized over the past few weeks and roughly $3,000 in fines have been levied.

Dr. Craig Murray, head of Surrey Memorial Hospital’s Emergency Room, warns that sparklers are the number one cause of burns suffered

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“These are highly avoidable injuries,” he said. “We see many fireworks injuries at Surrey Memorial Hospital in both adults and children. Fireworks should not be thought of as toys, but devices that can cause cause serious burns and injuries to fingers, hands, the face and eyes.”

On Tuesday the B.C. RCMP’s Explosive Disposal Unit brought Murray’s message home by blowing up a plywood hand with a thing called an Air Banger, at Joe Brown Park. It took a while to find the splinters.

According to the Surrey Fire Fighters Association, city firefighters fought a record high of 40 fireworks-related fires in 2004 and have seen an average of roughly three such fires every year since 2005. Provincial government statistics for 2013 indicate that 22 fireworks-related fires resulted in $75,000 damage.

In 1999, Surrey’s L’Ecole Gabrielle Roy in Guildford was burned to the ground with napalm on Halloween

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(Photo: TOM ZYTARUK) night, totaling $6 million in damage and displacing 315 elementary and high school students. This wasn’t an accident, but an arson.

This Halloween night, the Surrey RCMP and Delta Police are beefing up their patrols.

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The RCMP helicopter will be watching from above, and officers will be pulled from sections other than general duty and traffic, to help. Others will be working overtime, and 20 auxiliary police will be volunteering their time as well.

On Friday and Saturday night, Delta will send out its Halloween Patrol, comprised of police, firefighters, municipal staff and volunteers from CUPE Local 454.

They’ll be keeping an eye on parks and schools. Also, in an effort to increase public safety, Delta will be leaving the lights on at sports fields and recreation facilities overnight tonight, and Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.

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Thi Thuy Hoang and Thanh-Phuong Le were charged with possession, possession for the purposes of trafficking and theft of electricity at a house in Newton, at 7069 150th St., which was owned by one of the accused’s parents. The accused successfully challenged the validity of the search warrant.

The case was heard in New Westminster, with Justice Elliot Myers

revealing his decision last Thursday.

The court heard the Surrey RCMP’s request for a search warrant relied on an investigation by a B.C. Hydro investigator and an electrician who did a service check on the property in November 2012. The defence raised the issue that the power was measured at a service line in a junction box serving two residences, and this wasn’t disclosed in the RCMP’s information to obtain a search warrant.

Myers noted that a search warrant can be issued only if a justice of the peace concludes police have established reasonable and probable grounds a crime was committed and there is evidence to be found at the place police want to search.

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train here is an important part of the Bear Creek fabric. Even people who don’t take the train, I’m getting to know. They’re always Gord Goble promoting the train. They say they love the Now contributor Goble@shaw.ca sound and the look.

“I’m here until they fire me,” he added with a laugh. hen David Penn passed away Rosa Lester has been working the facility in the summer of 2012, some for nine years and can’t see herself doing thought it was also the end of anything else. A Telus service agent in her the line for one of Surrey’s most beloved former life, she often plays the role of cashier institutions, the Bear Creek Park Train. or customer service person. She does the After all, Penn had been the public face, payroll and organizes the big events and chief engineer and spiritual leader almost volunteers. In short, she does a ton. And she since the little locomotive’s first foray has very definite reasons for it. through the leased Bear Creek forest some “This place is magical for children. I do it 16 years earlier. How could one go on to see the children smile. One thing I keep without the other?

The Halloween-themed “Pumpkin Express” train, an afternoon cousin of the nighttime hearing is that ‘I used to come here as a kid “Scream Train,” rolls through the forest at Bear Creek Park. (Photo: GORD GOBLE) Yet here we are, more than three years and now I come here with my own kids.’ It’s later, and the crowds keep coming, the train the premise he wanted to visit his family in all about the kids.” keeps chugging and the smiles never stop, neither had choo-choo experience. Indeed, England. He was never heard from again.

And her thoughts on the Halloween particularly at Halloween, when it becomes if not for a mysterious set of circumstances, It was bad news for the Penns, who were Scream Train? the child-friendly “Pumpkin Express” in the their involvement, and the makeup of the now forced to deal with the practical and “I’ve been here nine years and I’ll still daytime and the terrifying “Scream Train” train itself, would have been very different. financial mess “Kevin” had left behind. But scream when I take that train,” Lester said. at night.

“A fellow by the name of Kevin brought it was great news for the Bear Creek Park But there are, perhaps, changes afoot. the train over from England in 1996,” Linda As it turns out, one of Penn’s greatest explained. “That guy had a silver tongue. He Train that would eventually flourish under “I had a serious physical condition this year, strengths was the team, and the wife, their watch. talked the city into allowing him to run the behind him. and I just don’t have the energy that I once Today, it’s people like Eero Kuitunen that train in one of their parks. It was one of the had,” Linda said. “I’m not in the technology “We’ve been here 19 years,” said Linda help ensure the train is what it’s always been. very first public-private ventures. age. I’m 66 years old. I find it challenging now.

Penn, who took over the operation when Joining the team four years ago as David Penn “David got involved “Because we’re a business, we’ve never husband David could no longer continue and fell ill, Kuitunen brought with him 38 years because he loved is now, undeniably, the train’s driving force. gotten support in the form of donations, so it’s of experience at Via Rail, where he retired as putting on events. He always been a delicate balance between profit “David (had) a form of leukemia and was director of maintenance for Western Canada. and fairness. ill for a long time and just didn’t let anybody read about it in the He does not take his new gig lightly. papers and came out to “We’ve always done what we could with know. But he was doing what he loved. He “We run just like a regular railway – talk to Kevin. what we had, but I think this could be so loved being here. He loved the kids.” signals, the maintenance, the horn, the way it much more. It’s time for younger ideas to take “But Kevin wasn’t He loved putting on special events and operates,” he said. “You have to have a ticket a good businessman over and younger bodies to help here.” creating something, she added. (a train license) to drive this train. We get and didn’t know a lot Whether 2016 ushers in a new era at the “But while he was the figurehead, I’ve inspected regularly and we follow BC Safety about trains. David Bear Creek Park Train or not, one thing been with him all along. I did a lot in the Linda Penn Authority sanctions.” is certain: There’s still time to experience background from the very start. My role was helped organize a lot of Kuitunen, who makes a long daily the Halloween train that David and Linda, just not as publicly obvious as his. That’s why things for him and we took out a big loan to commute to Bear Creek from his home in along with Eero and Rosa and a host of I was able to take this over… because I’d done assist him and ended up with a 50-per-cent Chilliwack, does not hide his love for all shareholder position because of that.” volunteers, have spent a couple decades a lot of it anyway.” things locomotive.

But by the end of the year, everything had building. For details, call 604-501-1232 or Truth is, though, neither David nor Linda “Being around trains, children and families, visit Bctrains.com. set out to be railroad barons. He was involved changed. Flight attendant Linda had given that’s my shtick,” he said. “I really believe the the curious Brit an airline guest pass on in real estate, she was a flight attendant, and Goble@shaw.ca

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the world. Like Akroyd before him, Busby was born in West Yorkshire and later settled in Vancouver. He wrote the TV serial “Thin Air” and also the children’s book “First to Fly,” which won the 2003 James Madison Award for American non-fiction – an unusual feat for a Canadian author. The Thursday Artist Talk event at SAG starts at 7:30 p.m., with time for questions and conversation during and following the talk.

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HALLOWEEN Classic Scary Movies event Friday, Oct. 30, 6pm to 8pm, at Historic Stewart Farm in South Surrey. “You’ll be delightfully frightened as you enter our haunted house to watch early classic horror films featuring the very first zombie movie: ‘White Zombie’ (1932).

Popcorn and hot chocolate included. Teens welcome.

Registration #4418202, cost $5.50, 604-501-5100.

Halloween in the Forest event Saturday, Oct. 31 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Surrey Nature Centre. “Come in costume for some Halloween fun. Learn fun facts about owls, bats, spiders and raccoons. Enjoy Halloween treats and meet our Forest Fairy. Costume prize draw too.

This indoor/outdoor event is perfect for families with small children.” Free admission. Info: 604-501-5100.

Potters House of Horrors: Two full-sized haunted houses at annual attraction at 12530 72nd Ave. in Newton, from Oct. 2 to 31, 5 to 10 p.m. nightly. For admission rates, hours and other info, visit Pottershouseofhorrors.com.

Haunted Forest Scream Train and Halloween Pumpkin Express at railway attraction at Bear Creek Park, Surrey.

Pumpkin Express runs from Friday, Oct. 9 to 31 (10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.) and Scream Train runs from Oct. 16 to 31 (6:30pm to 10pm). For tickets and more info, call 604-501-1232 or visit Bctrains.com.

CONCERTS David Vest & the Grand Koolios: Friday, Oct. 30 at Blue Frog Studios in White Rock, 604-542-3055, Bluefrogstudios. ca. “Maple Blues Award winner David Vest is an authentic, Southern-bred boogie-woogie

“Diwali Downtown, Surrey”event on Nov. 14 at Surrey City Hall. “Returning by popular demand and at the request of the City of Surrey, Diwali Fest is pleased to once again bring its landmark event to the Surrey audience. This is a free and family-friendly event.”

Info: www.diwalifest.ca.

COMEDY Surrey-raised singer Lisa Brokop brings her “Patsy Cline Project” to Surrey Arts Centre’s main stage on Nov. 7. See listing under Concerts. piano player and blues shouter.”

Jazz Vespers at Northwood United Church: Hour-long concert events on second and fourth Sundays at church, 8855 156th St., Surrey, 4 p.m. start.

Calendar includes Jennifer Scott (Nov. 8), Tom Arntzen/3 Generations (Nov. 22), Mighty Fraser Big Band Christmas Special (Dec. 6).

Classical Coffee Concerts series at Surrey Arts Centre’s studio theatre with host pianist Sarah Hagen.

Morning events held monthly on select Thursdays starting at 9:30 a.m. “Socialize over coffee, tea, and goodies in the lobby, followed by a concert.”

Concerts in series continue Nov. 26 (with François Houle, clarinet). Series presented by Surrey Civic Theatres. For series and ticket information, call 604-501-5566 or visit Tickets. surrey.ca.

The Nautical Miles: Alt-roots band led by songwriter Corbin Murdoch performs Thursday, Nov. 5 at Centre Stage at Surrey City Hall. Presented by Surrey Civic Theatres, 8 p.m. show. Tickets $28/$23/$25 via 604-501-5566.

Lisa Brokop: The Patsy Cline Project, featuring Surrey-raised country artist in

The Brew Ha-Ha: An evening

of coffee, comedy and art presented by Downtown Surrey BIA on Friday, Nov. 6, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the new Rising Sun Social Innovation Centre and Art Gallery (13969 100th Ave., Surrey) as an unofficial opening.

The art will showcase local artists and photographers and centre on the themes of laughter, comedy, community and coffee.

Local high school artists have also been invited to display their work. Comedy to be hosted

by Colin Sharp with Gavin Clarkson, Shane Clark and Ryan Lachance. Tickets are $15 in

concert, 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7 at Surrey Arts Centre’s main stage. Tickets and info: 604501-5566, Tickets.Surrey.ca.

The African Children’s Choir performs Thursday, Nov. 12 at Good Shepherd Church, (7 p.m., at 2250 150th St., Surrey) and on Sunday, Nov. 15 at Legacy-A Church of the Nazarene (7 p.m., 9012 160th St., Surrey). For details, phone 604-589-4670 or visit Africanchildrenschoir.com.

Fluterrific: An Afternoon of Flute Music concert featuring Michelle Carlisle-led ensemble performing classical, Baroque, Broadway, Celtic and other music, 3 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 22 at Firehall Centre for the Arts, 11489 84th Ave., North Delta.

Tickets are $10 via 604-5964485 and at door; kids 10 years and under are free.

SHOWS “Vintage Vaudeville” show staged by Surrey-based The Vaudevillians seniors entertainment troupe, 2 p.m. show times on Nov. 14 and 15 at Surrey Arts Centre’s main stage. This is the troupe’s 12th annual Bursary Show in support of arts education at Douglas College. Tickets $22, 604-501-5566, info at TheVaudevillians.com.

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Sponsored by Boxes of donated food fill the gym at Delview Secondary. (Submitted photo)

School’s food drive collects 17,378 items NORTH DELTA — Delview Secondary’s annual Thanks for Giving food drive netted 17,378 items Thursday (Oct. 8), according to planners of the annual event.

Students, staff and family members scoured the community for donations during one of the largest single-night food drives in the province.

“The goal was to get at least 15,000 cans and we definitely met that goal,” teacher Jonathan Kung told the Now. “It was less than last year, but as long as there is lots of food for the hungry, we’re happy with that.”

The food will be donated to Surrey Food Bank and Deltassist.

“The response was terrific as usual,” Kung added. “As usual, we were able to count on the generosity of the people in North Delta.”

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advance or $20 at the door, and are available at the Downtown Surrey BIA office (#330-10362 King George Blvd., Surrey). All proceeds to Surrey Food Bank.

Just for Laughs: Comedy tour comes to Surrey’s Bell Performing Arts Centre on Thursday, Nov. 19 featuring The show will feature Gerry Dee, star of the CBC sitcom “Mr. D,” along with “Louie” star Robert Kelly, Cristela Alonzo and Graham Chittenden. Tickets are $45.50 (taxes included, plus facility and service charges) via Ticketmaster.ca.

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FESTIVALS Garden Light Festival at Bear Creek Park on Thursday, Nov. 5: Partners in Parks partners with 365 Productions to bring the garden to life with digital technology with the natural landscape of the garden, with music, food vendors, crafts, Wildlife at Night Walk. At 13750 88 Ave. Info: 604-501-5050, email partnersinparks@surrey.ca.

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Nautical Miles chart a musically adventurous course for 10 years Tom Zillich

Now staff Twitter @tomzillich

SURREY — Corbin Murdoch and his bandmates say they’re thrilled to perform at what they consider to be one of the Lower Mainland’s most unique cultural spaces.

East Vancouver-based band The Nautical Miles has a gig booked next week at Centre Stage, the 200-seat theatre that doubles as council chambers at Surrey City Hall.

“That facility, I’ve watched it be built and grow into what it is,” said Murdoch, who for a time worked as an arts programmer for the Surrey school district.

“Surrey Civic Theatres is a great team and it’ll be a great sounding concert in there,” he continued.

“We’re certainly interested in the space partly because of how unique it is. Everybody I talk to about the space is kind of wowed that people were forward-thinking enough to want to transform the council chambers into a cultural venue. In Vancouver, we hear a lot about the

lack of cultural spaces, so it’s great to be kind of wowed by our suburban neighbours with a space like that.”

The seven-piece band will perform two full sets of music at the venue next Thursday evening (Nov. 5).

The Nautical Miles has grown in size and sonic diversity since the band was formed 10 years ago.

The original core quartet featured vocalist/guitarist Murdoch, guitar player Tim Tweedale, bassist Simon Rotheisler and drummer Lucas Shuller. Along the way, the men added vocalist Rachel Tetrault to the mix, and like to perform with the horn section of trumpeter Alison Gorman and trombonist Ellen Marple whenever they can.

Drummer Brendan Krieg is also a frequent contributor to the band’s varied sounds.

The original band was particularly fond of creating folk-roots songs, Murdoch said, but that’s slowly changed over the past decade.

“The biggest change is that we’ve become less genred, less concerned with perhaps the overall sound of the band and fitting into any particular

East Vancouver-based band The Nautical Miles performs at Surrey’s Centre Stage theatre next Thursday, Nov. 5. category,” he assessed.

“A lot of bands are experimenting and branching out, and I think that has a lot to do with people’s listening habits, given the volume and diversity of stuff that’s available for consumption out there,” Murdoch added. “That digitization of listening habits probably makes for more schizophrenic listening experiences. I hear it in some of the bands I love, that they’re experimenting a lot more.”

The Nautical Miles’ most recent record, 2014’s Ode to Joy, offers a boundary-pushing collection of

sounds and stories that, in part, document Murdoch’s travels to arts and musical festivals in the Sahara Desert, Colombia and other parts of the world. For six months, he set out to discover how people of other countries made, produced and consumed art.

“That trip inspired (Ode to Joy), some of the ideas I was exposed to, and it sort of became a record about the future, just how people think differently about the future in different parts of the world,” Murdoch revealed. “Our view of the

future can be a bit pessimistic here, and it doesn’t have to be that way, you know. We take it for granted that pessimism is kind of a default but I think there are parts of the world where people are feeling optimistic — not in a naive way but in a way that is motivating for them.”

Murdoch has begun writing songs for a new album, work on which will start after a fall/winter tour of softseater theatres around B.C. “We do like work thematically, and those themes are brewing,” he said. “We have some preliminary ideas down but we’re still awhile off from a new release. And meanwhile, we’re doing a bunch of shows at arts centres like in Surrey, Revelstoke and Ashcroft Opera House. Those shows are a great way for us to access different audiences without straying too far from home, because there are some Nautical Miles babies now and we’re not the road warriors we once aspired to be.”

Tickets for The Nautical Miles’ concert at Centre Stage range from $23 to $28 via Tickets.Surrey.ca.

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Digital art

‘Circa 1948’ at SFU Surrey unforgiving change: an old hotel in Vancouver’s affluent West Side, squatted by homeless war veterans, (and) SURREY CITY the muddy streets of CENTRE — A the ethnically diverse “groundbreaking and Hogan’s Alley in the immersive interactive working-class East Side, storyworld” has come populated by racial to SFU Surrey’s main minorities, gamblers, concourse for two weeks. prostitutes and corrupt “Circa 1948” opened police officers.” at the campus Tuesday The “Circa 1948” 3D-art experience will be SFU The “Circa 1948” (Oct. 27) and will be Surrey until Nov. 13. experience has been there until Nov. 13. designed as a solo Housed inside a SEE VIDEO AT THENOWNEWSPAPER.COM journey of approximately square structure, the 10 minutes. Admission involves a 3D art app use of emerging digital-art experience is free and available on for iPad and iPhone, as technologies to “offer takes viewers to a hotel a first come, first serve well as the projectionmultiple entry points and an alley, both in basis. mapped installation. into an imagined Vancouver circa 1948.

Public tours run “The experimental world, created using The project was from noon to 5 p.m. nature of ‘Circa 1948’ is photorealistic 3D co-created by the daily until Nov. 13, an attempt to evolve a illustrations and based National Film Board new visual and narrative with the exceptions of on extensive historical of Canada’s Digital language,” reads a post at Sundays, Mondays and research carried out by Studio in Vancouver Remembrance Day. Sfu.ca.

Douglas.” and internationally SFU Surrey is located Featured are “two The installation, acclaimed artist Stan at #250-13450 102nd vibrant communities part of SFU’s 50thDouglas.

Ave., Surrey. anniversary celebrations, struggling in a time of “Circa 1948” makes Tom Zillich

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Get on the bus for a trip from SAG to The Flats ArtsScene Melanie Minty Columnist

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rt gallery-goers are going to greet with glee the bulletin that bus tours are back. These guided tours are a collaboration between Surrey Art Gallery staff and the Surrey Art Gallery Association, aka SAGA. Sure, sure, sure. Our own gallery is worth touring and touting all on its own, but The Equinox gallery in Vancouver is among four stops on a contemporary art bus tour occasionally it is a good plan to take a field that departs from Surrey Art Gallery on Wednesday, Nov. 18. trip to see what is happening in other local led me to appreciate the many facets of Liane Davison and curator Jordan Strom, venues. It’s all about connecting art with the participants will meet at the Bear Creek Park contemporary art. Can’t say I always agree communities they live in. with the selections gracing our gallery, but The next contemporary art bus tour is Nov. gallery for an orientation over coffee, and hey. Expand your mind and think outside the then visit Equinox, Monte Clark, Macauley 18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Attendees will be bus. To register for this bus tour, check out the & Co. and Grunt galleries in Vancouver. guided to and through four galleries in The events section at Surrey.ca/artgallery.

You’ll get to experience art by celebrated Flats, located on the east side of Vancouver’s Now about the Surrey Art Gallery Canadian and international artists in a range Main Street between Terminal Avenue and Association (SAGA), a non-profit society of media, from paintings to photography East Broadway. Formerly an industrial area, that offers its members the opportunity to and installation to digital media. See what it is now home to a cluster of new visual art venues. This trip is for those aged 16 and over artists are making today and learn about new participate in and respond to contemporary art and also be part of a community that gallery trends – all in a friendly, accessible, at a cost of $75. Bring a bagFile lunch or pick Name: INV_NAD_IS_SurreyNow_1015 Publication: Surrey Now actively supports gallery. Juried art shows, andPAGE) conversational environment. Material Deadline: something upMarketing on site.

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SAGA story. SAGA also runs the Gallery Gift Shop at Surrey Arts Centre.

Local artists and artisans offer one-of-akind gift items and this little shop, located just outside the Studio Theatre, is a wonder of works that are not only art, but often wearable.

Yes, it is a good time to get gifts for those unique individuals on your gift list, but it also will support local artists.

Usually, your gallery gift-shopping is restricted to the cozy space (that should actually read “small”) adjacent to the washrooms. But on Saturday, Nov. 28 only, the adjacent Studio Theatre will host a selection of artists showcasing new work and providing you with the opportunity to meet them and hear the stories behind their artwork. At SAGA’s two-day Art & Craft Show & Sale (Nov. 27-28), shoppers will discover decorative and functional pottery, handcrafted jewelry, cards, limited-edition prints, hand-blown and slumped glass, original paintings, photography, artisan soaps, turned wood, fabric art and art cards. During the sale, a 10-per-cent discount applies on all items at the gift shop. And it is art, so only PST is charged. Enticing. Admission is free but do

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I know I will never be a visual artist. It is just really not my talent. I like to think of myself as an emerging performing artist and one of my favourite performance venues is the Surrey Arts Centre MainStage. This venue hosts not only amateur performances but also professionals. We have seen some great shows at our arts centre stage. But, just like the SAGA bus tour, sometimes it is good to get out and see what is happening elsewhere.

The Arts Club Theatre Company is no stranger to Surrey audiences, especially with the Arts Club on Tour series.

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This is a beautiful Christmas story, and the cast includes people like Janet Gigliotti, who, once upon a time, performed as an amateur with the Fraser Valley Gilbert & Sullivan Society at Surrey Arts Centre. And director/ choreographer Valerie Easton might also be remembered for all the years she taught tap dance in Surrey. We are almost family.

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COMMUNITY Annual Dove Release Memorial event hosted by Surrrey Hospice Society, 9:30 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 8 at Bear Creek Park Pavilion, 88th Avenue near King George Blvd.

“A beautiful way to honour your loved one.” Doves can be purchased for $50, info at 604-584-7006 or email admin@ surreyhospice.com.

VISUAL ART InFlux: Night of local talent mixes live music, art, and performance at semi-regular

event at Surrey Art Gallery, on Friday, Nov. 6 from 8 to 11 p.m.

“With local artworks stacked floor to ceiling, the Surrey Art Gallery invites visitors to experience their exhibitions in new and interactive ways.”

Free admission, at 13750-88 Ave., Surrey. Info: 604-5015566, Surrey.ca/artgallery.

Thursday Artist Talk: Events hosted by Surrey Art Gallery Association (SAGA) on first Thursday of every month at Bear Creek Park facility, 7:30 p.m. Info: 604-501-5566, Arts.surrey.ca.

Nov. 5: Author Peter Busby on “The Life and Art of Jack Akroyd.”

EMPLOYMENT Workplace Integration for Mature Immigrants (WIMI 45+) employment program: If you’re an immigrant (45 years or older) and you want to get back into the job market, then Progressive Intercultural Community Services (PICS) Society’s new employment program may help. The first session starts on Nov. 2 at PICS Surrey head office located, #205-12725, 80th Ave., Surrey. Contact K. C. Chau at 604.596.7722 ext. 117 or via email at kcchau@pics.bc.ca.

SPORTS/REC Canadian Arenacross Championships event Nov. 6 and 7 at Cloverdale Agriplex.

Future West Moto brings series to Surrey as part of its eight-round 2015 Canadian Arenacross Championships.

Adult tickets $20, youth (ages 12 to 18) are $15, children (age 8 to 11) are $10, and seven and under are free. Family Pack tickets also available via Futurewestmoto.ca.

CLUBS/GROUPS North Delta Newcomers and Friends is a ladies social club.

Our next dinner is on Wed. Nov. 4 and includes our annual Silent Auction of Goods and Services.”

Info: call Kathy at 604-583-3691 or Pam at 604-597-7974.

BUSINESS Surrey Business Excellence Awards hosted by Surrey Board of Trade to recognize six of Surrey’s best businesses in different award categories at gala event, 6 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 5 at Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel (15269 104th

Ave. Surrey). Tickets and info: 604-581-7130.

MEETINGS Young Peoples’ Opera Society hosts its Annual General Meeting on Nov. 1 at 2 p.m. in the conference room at the Newton Cultural Centre, 13530 72nd Ave. “We need to choose a new board, engage a new artistic team and we may need to make a few adjustments to our mandate.” If you would like to be on the board or nominate someone else, email dahl42@hotmail.com.

LIBRARY EVENTS “Authors Among Us: Remembering the Past in Poetry and Prose”: Surrey Libraries hosts event at Guildford Library on Wednesday, Nov. 4, 6:308:30 pm. “Meet authors who explore personal memories and historical events through their writing. The panel of authors include Heidi Greco, Olive Caldwell Lee, Rose Seiler Scott, and Kevin Spenst.” Info: 604598-7366, Surreylibraries.ca.

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Their “Gordon Manor,” located in the heart of the Sunshine Hills neighbourhood in North Delta, is a go-to place at Halloween.

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OPEN MIC Delta Arts Council open mic night at Firehall Centre for the Arts (11489 84th Ave., North Delta) on last Friday of each month. “Open Mic gives local talent the opportunity to share and showcase.” Doors open at 7 p.m., show at 7:30 p.m.

Admission is $4/person at the door. Info: Deltaartscouncil.ca.

CLUBS The Taphouse Guildford: Upscale music/sports bar, 15330 102A Ave., Surrey.

Mondays: Games Night, 8 p.m. start; Tuesday: Acoustic Night with Andrew Christopher, 8 p.m. Wednesday: Trivia Night; Thursday: Duelling

Pianos; Friday/Saturday: live cover bands; Sunday: Country Night. Info: 604-583-8828, Thetaphouse.ca.

Pancho’s Nightclub: Live top 40 and classic rock. Tuesday karaoke, Thursday jam night.

“Surrey’s longest-running live music venue,” at 10768 King George Blvd., Surrey, 604-5833536. Band and special-event info: Panchosnightclub.com.

Dublin Crossing: Live music six nights a week at 18789 Fraser Hwy., Surrey. 604-5755470, Dublincrossing.com.

Olympia Pizza: Live music, comedy and more at venue in Whalley, 10257 King George Blvd. 604-584-1388, Facebook. com/olympia.resto. Tues. and Thurs. open-mic night, live band jam night; Wed. “FreeStyle” hip-hop/rap with Rasta Mike.

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Co.: Live music on select nights at restaurant/bar, 13450 102nd Ave., at Central City, Surrey. 604-582-6620, centralcitybrewing.com.

DANCES Scottish Country dance classes are held on Wednesday evenings each week (from September to end of April) at Sullivan Hall, 6306 152nd St.,

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A leader’s legacy inspires championship teams CLUB OF THE WEEK

Martin meant a lot to those players and families.… His death galvanized everybody and really propelled the players to give everything they could.

Surrey United squads play for nationalchampionship medals in tribute to club boss Martin Foden, who died in September EDITOR’S NOTE: Our ‘Club of the Week’ feature appears every week in the Play section of the Now. Tell us about your sports club or association by sending an email to edit@ thenownewspaper.com.

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Surrey United’s U14 boys were silver medalists in a national championship soccer game played in Newfoundland on Thanksgiving weekend. The team lost 2-1 to a squad from Ontario. (Submitted photo)

(playing at a high level) because of a lot of his contributions,” Jeff Clarke, Surrey United’s he memory of Martin Foden inspired technical director, told the Now. The T-shirt tribute apparently worked, as a quartet of Surrey United soccer teams at their national championship three Surrey United teams earned medals at their respective championship tournaments games on the Thanksgiving long weekend.

– the first club in B.C. to do so, according to Foden, the club’s executive director, died in his sleep Sept. 2 while vacationing in Palm Clarke, and just the second Canadian team since the 1980s.

Springs. He was 66.

Surrey United sent four teams to the In tribute to him and his many years of championships, the most by any one B.C. work with the club, Surrey United players club in recent history, he added. wore memorial T-shirts during their The club’s U16 boys team earned gold warmup routines prior to Canadian club at South Surrey Athletic Park, while the championship games.

U14 boys lost 2-1 to Ontario on a pitch in “We did the T-shirts as a reminder that Newfoundland. In PEI, the U18 boys lost a Martin really was a 12th man, that he was semi-final heartbreaker to eventual champs there for them and, in fact, they were there

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from Quebec, but rallied for a bronze-medal win over Ontario. Meanwhile, the U18 girls team placed a respectable sixth in its tourney.

“Martin meant a lot to those players and families,” Clarke reasoned. “It felt different, and his death galvanized everybody and really propelled the players to give everything they could, and the rest is kind of history.”

Foden, the club’s executive director for seven years, was a key player on the Surrey soccer scene since 1983, Clarke explained.

“He was quite a pioneer in the game locally, for sure, across many leagues,” he said.

The club’s Coastal League games began a

week after Foden’s death, during one of the busiest times of the soccer season.

“With all the schedules and field plans going on, and Martin controlled probably 99 per cent of all that, in one sense we weren’t given a chance to mourn his loss because we were so busy,” Clarke elaborated.

“We wanted to honour him, and the best way to do that was to have the club get off to a good start. We found ourselves staring at each other, like, ‘OK, what do we do next?’ because everybody relied on Martin’s expertise. But we got there, we’re good now.”

Surrey United’s roots date back to the six teams it fielded in 1968 at Unwin Park in Newton. Eventually, the club was headquartered at Cloverdale Athletic Park, and home games are now also played at Hjorth Road Park and on fields in Fleetwood. Today, more than 2,300 players wear the red, black and white colours of Surrey United.

Clarke, who grew up in Coquitlam and later played for the Vancouver 86ers and Whitecaps of the USL, said that as a kid, he hated playing against Surrey United and other teams in Cloverdale. see SURREY UNITED › page 37

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‹ from page 36 “Those were always some of the toughest games of the year,” he recalled. “And you know what, even today a lot of the clubs around the Lower Mainland say the same thing, so it’s a nice tribute. I think a lot of teams measure themselves up to us –not just at the elite level but also in the house leagues. I think our administration is superior to a lot of clubs and that probably puts a little bullseye on our teams, and our coaches and kids kind of embrace that. It’s just the way it is.”

Surrey United is known as a club of great balance between elite and rec-level soccer, Clarke added.

“We have a great adult program, and we have people in their 60s playing the game who have played since they were six – it’s cradle to grave, right? Our elite teams get most of the press, the limelight, maybe, but at the same Martin Foden time I think we’re doing some great things in our mini program, our rec program, mentorships, coaching, all that.”

With Foden gone but not forgotten, five or six people are now sharing the duties of the club’s former executive director, Clarke said.

“We’re taking it in stages in this sort of triage moment, and we’re all chipping away. He and I really worked the closest, so a lot has fallen on me, and I know how he did things. He’s definitely missed.”

A Celebration of Life for Foden will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 18 at Mirage banquet hall (#201-17767 64th Ave., Surrey), starting at 2 p.m.

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There was no shortage of offence in Surrey Eagles games last weekend, but unfortunately for the Birds, most of it was provided by the opposition.

The Eagles lost all three games over a three-night stretch last week, including a pair on the road against the first-place Wenatchee Wild, and were outscored 19-5 in the process.

Surrey now sits last in the BC Hockey League’s Mainland Division, with a winloss record of 4-12. Earlier last week, on Tuesday, Oct. 20, the Eagles managed to stop a two-game losing streak with a victory over Langley Rivermen.

On Friday at South Surrey Arena, the Eagles couldn’t muster a goal against the Chilliwack Chiefs, despite firing 24 shots on goal in the opening two periods, and 29 overall.

“We had our chances, but we ran into a hot goalie, and couldn’t bury those chances,” said Eagles head coach Blaine Neufeld.

The Chiefs were led by Cloverdale native Darien Craighead, who opened

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Sunday night’s tilt was not as evenly played, as the Wild exploded for six goals in the opening 30 minutes of play, en route to an 8-0 win.

Though the score was far from flattering, Neufeld chalked up the result to his team playing tired and undermanned.

The team was without a handful of regulars, especially on the blue line and in net, where Justin LaForest continues to be sidelined, leaving second-year netminder Daniel Davidson to carry the load.

“We had to ask a lot of some of our young players, putting them in situations they normally wouldn’t be in, and that’s awfully tough when you’re playing your third game in three nights,” Neufeld explained.

The Eagles will look to win their fifth game of the season Friday, when they head to Chilliwack to battle the Chiefs.

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Each team’s offence was in top form Saturday, as the squads combined for 12 goals in a 7-5 Wild win.

Unlike a day earlier, Surrey wasted little time getting on the scoreboard Saturday, as Owen Johnson gave the visitors a 1-0 lead just 58 seconds into the game. However, Wenatchee tied the game just 12 seconds later, and led 3-2 after 20 minutes. Eagles’ captain Kyle Star also scored in the opening period.

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Cheryl Thesen (403-358-2509) In accordance with the British Columbia’s Pest Management Act and Regulations, KMC is required to develop a Pest Management Plan (PMP) (for KMC the PMP is referred to as the Integrated Vegetation Management Plan (IVMP)). The PMP manages problem vegetation, including control of noxious weeds and invasive plants within KMC’s rights-of-way and access roads to its pipeline systems and facilities. In British Columbia, KMC operates the Trans Mountain Pipeline transporting crude oil and refined petroleum products and the Jet Fuel Pipeline transporting aviation fuel. The pipelines are located below ground and in proximity to the following communities in British Columbia: Valemount, Albreda, Blue River, Avola, Vavenby, Clearwater, Little Fort, Darfield, McLure, Heffley Creek, Kamloops, Merritt, Kingsvale, Hope, Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Sumas, Langley, Surrey, Coquitlam, Burnaby, Vancouver and Richmond.

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The vegetation management and weed control methods proposed for use include hand cutting and pulling, mowing, trimming, pruning, selective slashing, retaining existing low ground cover, and seeding, fertilization where set backs permit and tree/shrub plantings. The use of pesticides is intended within the area to which the PMP (IVMP) applies and may include the use biological control agents. KMC conducts all work, including pest management, in strict adherence with all applicable laws and regulations.

The common names and an example of trade names of the pesticides proposed for use under this plan include: aminocyclopyrachlor (Navius VM), aminopyralid (Milestone), chlorsulfuron (Telar), clopyralid (Lontrel 360), dicamba (Vanquish), diflufenzopyr (Overdrive), flumioxazin (Payload), fluroxypyr (Retain B), glyphosate (Vantage XRT), MCPA (MCPA Amine 500), mecoprop-P (Mecoprop-P), metsulfuron methyl (Escort), picloram (Tordon 22K), triclopyr (Garlon XRT), 2,4-D (2,4-D Amine 600), Hasten (adjuvant) and siloxylated polyether (adjuvant). Application methods include: backpack, power hose and nozzle, wick/ wipe-on applicator, squirt bottle and boom sprayer.

A draft copy of the proposed IVMP (PMP) and maps of the proposed treatment areas may be examined in detail online http://www.kindermorgan.com/content/docs/kmc_row_ivmp.pdf or by contacting the Applicant listed above.

“A person(s) wishing to contribute information about a proposed treatment site, relevant to the development of the pest management plan, may send copies of the information to the applicant within 30 days of the publication of this notice”

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BY BRENDAN McALEER

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There was a time when you could still buy a proper American sedan – chrome, eight cylinders, pride. Not to mention a big, brassy presence and an unapologetic demeanour.

model – is a bit more aggressive, complete with spoiler; however, the 300C’s silhouette is a bit more reserved. It’s certainly not a shy car.

of the old five speed. Not only does this make the car far livelier in a straight line, but it helps keep revs down low when you’re just sailing on down the highway.

Environment:

And that’s what this big ol’ girl does best. While perfectly capable of dusting off its heels at a stop light, the 300C is more a long-distance machine, fitted with plenty of passing power.

Cavernous is the word that springs to mind, especially in the 300C’s rear seat. This is a proper big car, and would only need bench seating to be able to sit proudly on the dealership lot in the late 1960s.

That time was about last Tuesday; and yesterday; and also today.

Witness the Chrysler 300C, the machine that quite frankly makes any Lincoln Continental reboot a semi-silly idea. We simply don’t need a big Linc’, not when Chrysler’s already got the whole big car thing covered.

Of course, things are far more modern up front. A huge 8.4” Uconnect touchscreen is the main control surface, and that includes the controls for the heated seats and steering wheel. Here, as elsewhere, Uconnect proves to be one of the easier systems to immediately jump right in and use. Voice commands pick up your instructions quickly and without making repeated errors.

The 300’s name is a throwback to the original Chrysler sedan, known as the letter series cars. They were powerful and luxurious, and the C on the back of this modern machine makes it a suitable carrier of the bloodline: it’s the most heavily-optioned version available.

Aside from the dominant central screen, the 300C hasn’t changed much with the redesign. There’s a new rotarystyle gearshift controller, operating much like a Jaguar XJ, a two-tone steering wheel, and neat features like heated and cooled cupholders.

The question becomes, just because the 300C is faithful to an older ideal, how does it do in our modern world.

Fire up the Hemi V8, settle back into the leather seats, and check out a real American machine – which just happens to be built in Canada (don’t tell the Yanks).

It’s nice enough, with quilted-look doorcards, but is starting to get surpassed by high-option trims of the refreshed Charger.

Design:

Under the 300C’s long hood is the main event, a 5.7L V8 making 363hp at 5200rpm and 394lb-ft of torque at 4200rpm. Yeah, it’s got a Hemi in it.

Thing is, I’m not sure you really need it. The V8 is stoutly powerful and provides wonderful roll-on acceleration (and the soundtrack’s pretty great too). However, most buyers would be perfectly well served by the standard V6, which is also thriftier at the pump.

Add in 20” chrome alloy wheels, LED foglights, and a length that approaches yachting specifications, the 300C does really start looking like it’s trying to earn its Flying Spurs, so to speak. However, it’s not an imitation – the 300C has a character all its own here.

Having said that, the 300C doesn’t penalize you much for wanting a proper V8 cruiser. The transmission is now an eight-speed unit that shifts in less than half the time

The side profile is big, but not too big, with a trunk that’s not overlong. The 300S version – the sport

The steering provides more feedback than you’d expect from a machine from the old school, but it’s not really happy threading through the twisties. Spec a 300S for that work.

Instead, simply hum along the trans-Canada or US interstate, headed for sunshine and maybe a deckchair by the beach. It’s that kind of a car, relaxed and relaxing, but with power reserves aplenty to get past that tractortrailer blocking the view.

Features:

Performance:

Tweaked for the 2015 model year, the 300C now features a new front and rear section, along with a new grille that’s a third larger than previously. With the LED surrounds and the winged Chrysler badge, there’s more than a bit of Bentley going on here.

Road noise is not quite as serene as could be hoped for, and we’ll lay the blame on the 245mm-series all-seasons.

A touring tire might cut down the road noise a bit.

Additionally, that eight-speed transmission operates smoothly when warm, but will occasionally jar a bit off the line when it’s cold out.

While fully-loaded, the 300C can be fitted with several enhancements, and this week’s tester had a few extras. Aside from the Hemi, it also had optional HID headlights, harman/kardon premium audio, and a safety equipment package that includes blind spot monitoring and front and rear parking assist. The total just cracked the $50K mark, making the 300C a lot of sedan for a significant amount of money.

Official fuel economy figures for the optional V8 are 9.3L/100kms on the highway for manual-equipped cars, and 14.8L/100kms in the city. That’s actually not bad, all things considered, and the 300C will hit its highway mileage without straining hard. It’s also a relatively huge fuel tank, so it has the legs to go the distance.

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To North America’s best-selling commercial van offers 58 vehicle configurations with the introduction of a dual sliding door option for 2016.

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The manufacturer has encouraged owners to submit pictures of how they have modified their vans and have received some examples of some very clever customizations.

For example, So-Gnar’s Creative Hub is a shredready Ford Transit and is modified with a custom boot dryer, snowboard rack, tuning bench and portable DJ booth to make snowboarding even more fun for its riders. “It’s an absolute dream of a creative hub that we can do anything out of,” says So-Gnar CEO Pat Milbery. (Check out the video: http://bit.ly/1LOZT38) Chicago-based Windy City Limousine’s Ford Transit was converted by Battisti Customs of Elkhart, Indiana, to carry 13 passengers in luxury and style – with a wood floor, black leather couch-style seating and two flat-screen televisions.

Shultz’s Guest House uses its Ford Transit to transport orphaned dogs – sometimes from

several states away – to a private 200-acre farm in Dedham, Massachusetts, where they are safe from being euthanized until permanent homes are found for them.

Still on the dog theme, Wag’n Tails Mobile Conversions in Granger, Indiana, converts Ford Transit vans into fully self-contained mobile pet grooming studios, complete with full-size tubs, hydro-massage shampoo systems, grooming tables, blow dryers, vacuums and fridges. keith.morgan@drivewaybc.ca

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Discount varies by model. ††2015 Volkswagen Jetta 4 1.8T Highline, $33,000 / 2015 Tiguan 2.0T Highline R-Line, $43,425. Vehicles shown for illustration purposes only and may include optional equipment. Visit vw.ca or your Volkswagen dealer for details. “Volkswagen”, the Volkswagen logo, “Das Auto & Design”, “Jetta”, “Passat”,DR FWD received a 5-star overall rating. Government star ratings are partare of the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety (NHTSA) New Car Assessment Program (safercar.gov). Crash performance was based on a U.S.-equipped vehicle. Some features on that model may be optional or “Tiguan”, “CC”, “Touareg”, “TSI”, “Highline”, “Trendline” and “4MOTION” registered trademarks of Volkswagen AG.Administration © 2015 Volkswagen Canada. not available in Canada. 104 ‡TheAve. 2015 Jetta was awarded a Top Safety Pick from the IIHS (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety). To qualify for a Top Safety Pick, a vehicle must earn good ratings in the moderate overlap front, side, roof strength and head restraint tests, as well as a good or acceptable rating in the small overlap front test. Dealer may sell or lease for less. Dealer order/trade may be necessary. Offers end November 2, 2015 and are subject to change or cancellation without notice. Models shown: 2015 Jetta 1.8T Highline, $27,695 / 2015 Passat 1.8T Highline, $33,000 / 2015 Tiguan 2.0T Highline R-Line, $43,425. Vehicles shown for illustration purposes only and may include optional equipment. Visit vw.ca or your Volkswagen dealer for details. “Volkswagen”, the Volkswagen logo, “Das Auto & Design”, “Jetta”, “Passat”, “Tiguan”, “CC”, “Touareg”, “TSI”, “Highline”, “Trendline” and “4MOTION” are registered trademarks of Volkswagen AG. © 2015 Volkswagen Canada.

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2011 Kia Borrego Stk# 32798 Selling Price $23,995 at $87.00 weekly payments over 72 months term at 4.24% interest, weekly payments over 96 months term at 4.24% interest, the cost of borrowing is $3,098 OAC, 2013 Optima Luxury Stk# 34069 Selling Price $21,995 at $69 weekly payments over 84 months term at 4.24% interest, the cost of borrowing is $3,485 OAC, 2013 Kia Rio 5 Stk# 34081 Selling Price $13,995 at $44 weekly payments over 84 months term at 4.24% interest, the cost of borrowing is $2,225 OAC, 2013 Kia Soul 2U Stk# 34011 Selling Price $14,955 at $48 weekly payments over 84 months term at 4.24% interest, the cost of borrowing is $2,380 OAC, 2014 Kia Sportage SX Stk# 34018 Selling Price $24,995 at the of borrowing $3,329 OAC, 2014 Optimainterest, EX Stk#34095 Price $14,995 $42 weekly 96 months 4.24% interest, costpayments of borrowing Kia Optima Selling Price $24,995 monthsPrice term$36,995 at 4.24%atinterest, cost ofpayments borrowingover is $4,545 OAC,term 2015at Kia Rio 5interest, Stk# 34074 Price $14,995 at $42OAC, weekly2015 payments over 96 months 4.24%Selling interest, cost of borrowing OAC, 2014 Kia Rondo Stk# Selling 33355 Price Selling$23,995 Price $16,995 weekly payments 96 months at 4.24% $71cost weekly paymentsisover 96 months term Kia at 4.24% the costSelling of borrowing is $4,541atOAC, 2014 Kiapayments Forte Stk#over34145 Sellingterm Priceat$12,995 at $37 the weekly overis96$2,730 monthsOAC, term2014 at 4.24% interest,SXtheStk#cost34146 of borrowing is $2,366 OAC,at $71 2015weekly Sorentopayments SX Stk#over 3387596 Selling $105.00theweekly 96 months 4.24% the costSelling of borrowing is $6718.00 Ford Mustang Mach 1 term Stk# at34133 Pricethe$24,850 plus taxes isand$2,735 fees. 2011 Kia Borrego Stk#LX32798 at $87.00at $48 weekly payments overover 72 months termterm at 4.24% interest, interest, cost of borrowing $3,0982014OAC,Kia2014 Stk# 34162 Price $20,995 $59 weekly payments 96 months at 4.24% of borrowing is $3,825 OAC,Kia All prices and Price fees and are based OAC. $500.00 only atapplicable with theirthestudent Test drive to winOAC, and student will be34074 negotiated time$14,995 of deal andat $42 are based OAC. See for moreterminfo.at Information in thistheadvertisement is believed to beOAC, accurate time LXof printing.

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