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A cold popsicle warmed his heart

When Tony Singh was 10, a neighbour invited his immigrant family to dinner.

Now, he’s passing on that ‘special feeling’ by giving free groceries to Syrian refugees Tom Zytaruk

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Tyler Prak of North Surrey Secondary school warms up Saturday before hitting the stage at Panorama Ridge Secondary during Breakout 2016, an annual competition hosted by the Surrey Secondary Dance Teachers’ Association. For more photos from the event, see page 21 and thenownewspaper.com. (Photo: GORD GOBLE)

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Fruiticana founder and president Tony Singh has for the past 10 days been delivering free baskets of food to Syrian refugees as they arrive, and will deliver more today (Thursday) in Guildford and onward.

Some 500 Syrian refugees are expected to benefit from his generous gesture.

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Exempt your child from the FSA

Dear parents, We work hard to give your children the best education possible. We celebrate with them when they master a new concept and help them think creatively when tackling a tricky problem.

But standardized tests like the Foundation Skills Assessment (FSA) in Grades 4 and 7 take away from those wonderful moments of learning.

The FSAs do not count for marks, create needless stress for students, are expensive, and the muchdelayed results do not actively support your child’s progress.

The data is also misused to rank schools, which puts pressure on teachers to teach to the test, instead of to students’ interests and needs.

That’s why teachers in Surrey recommend you send a letter to your school principal requesting that your child be exempted from the FSA.

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A (very) quick look at some of the news in the community you might have missed.

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ow do you clean up a street that’s been a hot spot for prostitution for decades?

In Newton, businesses hope a dog park they call Bark Park is the answer.

Newton BIA director Philip Aguirre said 70A Avenue just off of King George Boulevard behind the Gateway bingo site has been known for prostitution for some time and has been a “magnet for drug use and public intoxication.”

It’s hoped the park will attract residents, focusing eyes on the street in an area some have been avoiding.

“More people on the street means that the Johns will feel uncomfortable with the environment,” said Aguirre.

“The local residents have dealt with this problem for a long time and it is about time that we provide their streets with a safer environment. If children grow up exposed to a negative surrounding then this can become a normal interaction. I think we can do better.”

The conversation began about a year and a half ago when Value Group acquired several lots surrounding the street.

With no plans to develop for several years, the idea to do something with the dormant properties was born.

The BIA, along with the community, has since been

According to the Corporation of Delta’s website, there is no pay parking in Delta — unlike Surrey and White Rock.

Surrey has won the Canadian Award for Financial Reporting for excellence in governmental accounting and reporting, judged by Canadian Review Committee members, for the 18th year in a row.

Newton BIA director Philip Aguirre stands on 70A Avenue just off King George Boulevard, a problem area that the business community is working to clean up. (Photo: AMY REID)

brainstorming ways to “activate” the street.

“We have to start somewhere – and we have to start with the root problems,” said Aguirre. “There will be massive redevelopment for Newton over the next 10 years, we want to involve both sides of the street. We need vision, but we also have to do grassroots movements. That’s what this is.”

Aguirre noted patrols happen often on 70A Avenue and outreach services are offered through the city and RCMP. The BIA’s Team Tidy also picks up garbage regularly.

“The Newton BIA has been advocating for a multi-layer approach for safety in the town centre since it was created in the fall of 2014. The general concept of the broken window

theory applies. If you can clean up the garbage, graffiti, public intoxication and prostitution you can change the perception of Newton and create a culture of energy and pride,” said Aguirre.

City council recently approved $3,000 for the Bark Park project and it’s expected to be completed this summer.

Colleen Kerr, Surrey’s Crime Reduction Strategy manager, said she hopes this initiative can “start the process of change.”

She called the initiative a good news “communitybuilding” story.

“Anything we do here is temporary. The landowner will be developing it in three to five years potentially, but for now it can be changed into anything,”

said Kerr.

It’s a model she hopes to see utilized in other areas – bringing developers and community together to reinvigorate problem properties while they sit waiting for development.

Aguirre echoed Kerr’s comments.

“Vacant lots are a reality in every city,” he said. “We can choose to utilize these spaces as a positive in our communities and activate otherwise wasted space. Community gardens, public art, BMX parks and temporary parks are all possible uses of vacant lots.

“All it takes is a few motivated people to make things happen,” said Aguirre.

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Simon Fraser University’s new program called the First Responders Trauma Prevention and Recovery certificate program is aimed at supporting those on the front lines of Canadian emergency and military services and preventing the tragedy of first-responder deaths by suicide.

The City of Surrey placed third – behind Edmonton and Toronto – among the top three cities in Canada for open data, according to the Public Sector Digest and Canada’s Open Data Exchange.

A 39-year-old man, whose name has yet to be released, has been arrested for a Dec. 29 bank robbery in Guildford in which the bad guy dressed up as a woman.

TELUS Vancouver Community Board has donated $20,000 to Surrey school district’s Clubhouse 36 program, which offers yearround support and out-of-school skill building opportunities to at-risk students at Holly, Georges Vanier and Lena Shaw elementary schools.

On Wednesday afternoon, local author Aislinn Hunter’s novel “The World Before Us” was featured first in KPU Reads (Kpu.ca/reads), a new community book club launched at the university’s Surrey campus.

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Football players, others help family facing multiple health challenges Tom Zillich

launched in December and dubbed “ALS Stinks, Community Rocks,” is to help “alleviate some of these financial stresses and allow my family to focus on each other while Eric is with us.”

NORTH DELTA — Autism, epilepsy and So far, three dozen friends and community ALS have combined to hit one local family members have contributed $3,825 via the hard, both physically and financially. website, Gofundme.com/ALSStinks.

Melanie Anderson’s husband, Eric, was BC Lions players Emmanuel Arceneaux forced to retire early last year due to his and Marco Iannuzzi have recorded and struggles with ALS, or amyotrophic lateral posted videos to help spread word of the sclerosis, a disease that affects nerve cells in family’s fundraising campaign. the brain and spinal cord.

In recent times, both of the football Making matters worse, the youngest of veterans have helped mentor Dylan through the couple’s two children, Dylan, 10, has autism and was also recently diagnosed with his struggles with autism.

Last spring, Dylan and other local kids refractory epilepsy. were running and jumping with Arceneaux Without question, 2015 was a very tough during a football-skills clinic he hosted year for the Andersons. at Sunshine Hills Elementary, along with “Like so many people caring for their Solomon Elimimian, a fellow Lion and allloved ones, I must be home to care for my family, and so I am unable to maintain a job,” star linebacker.

“Manny’s voice has a huge reach and Melanie writes in the intro to a crowdfor this, we are thankful that he has lent funding initiative she launched to help the his voice for our family and those like us,” family pay its bills.

Melanie enthuses.

Eric’s disease might kill him sometime “Emmanuel is an amazing man – not just over the next two to five years, Melanie on the field, but off the field as well. Big laments. A couple years ago, Eric’s mother love!” was in the end stages of her own battle with In turn, Arceneaux is inspired by the ALS. Andersons.

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what, Dylan kept pushing, Miss Melanie kept pushing, (the) family kept pushing.”

In a separate video, broadcaster Maureen McGrath, host of “The Sunday Night Sex Show” on Vancouver radio station CKNW, has also voiced an appeal to give the Andersons’ fundraiser a boost.

Prior to his retirement last year, Eric was a 20-year employee with Hitfar, a distributor of cellphone and smartphone accessories based in Burnaby.

“The support of (the company), and especially owner Troy Fargey, has been second to none,” Melanie told the Now. “They’ve filmed Eric for a special tribute after he passes. They will be donating so The Anderson family of North Delta is much of their sales for one day a year to a dealing with a triple-hit of health issues trust fund for my kids.” related to autism, epilepsy and ALS. She’s amazed by the wide-reaching “All that adversity they face, from the community support the family has received moment they wake up until they lay their during tough times. heads down, one thing I’ve noticed is they “My local school, neighborhood haven’t given up yet, still to this day, and they community and the ALS Society of BC have just keep pushing and pushing,” Arceneaux been incredibly forthcoming in helping says in the video he made. us access all the resources available to us,” “By being an athlete and wanting to Melanie wrote. “Still we struggle to balance encourage them and motivate them, it goes the reduced income against the increased both ways – they encourage and motivate expenses that come with so many terminal me, because I find myself, at moments, illnesses.” wanting to give up. And I say, you know tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

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Kind gesture changed his life ‹ from page 1

Singh recalled arriving as a new immigrant to Canada in 1975, when he was 10 years old, and a neighbour’s generosity on his second day here. His family came from Punjab and were living in an apartment in Toronto at the time.

They didn’t speak a word of English.

“Our neighbour invited us over for dinner,” he recalled.

“The simple gesture had such a profound impact on me and my life. It showed me what it means to be Canadian.

I wanted to pass on that same special feeling to these Syrian refugees arriving in Canada.”

Singh hopes his gifts today of grocery baskets will inspire the refugees “to one day become

Fruiticana founder Tony Singh shows the grocery baskets being delivered to Syrian refugees. great Canadians.”

Decades have passed and Singh doesn’t remember much about the trip from India to Canada but their next door neighbour’s generous act was indelibly impressed on him. He even remembers what they ate – a slice of pizza, and a popsicle.

“That’s the memory that stuck with me, after 40 years.”

Singh opened his first grocery store in Surrey in 1994.

Today, his chain enjoys annual sales surpassing $100 million. He has received numerous honours, as recipient of Surrey Board of Trade’s Businessperson of the Year award, the Premier’s People’s Choice Award for 2014 Business BC Awards, and other accolades.

Each package, he

said, contains enough food to feed five people for about a week and contain groceries familiar to the recipients – chick peas, pita bread, olives, cheeses, yoghurt, flour, milk, juice and cookies. They will also contain treats for the children, in tribute to the popsicle he enjoyed as a boy.

“There’s enough food to last a week or even more,” Singh said. “So there’s something in the fridge to eat, right away.”

Singh said the Syrian refugees “should receive the same kindness” he was met with, as a boy.

“That’s what Canada is all about.

“Be helpful,” he advises. “Try to help any immigrant integrate into Canada. Help to make them what you are.”

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Little theatre, big uncertainty Members of Surrey Little Theatre hope for the best as the busy area develops around them Tom Zillich

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rigitte Seib led the way into the “green” room, which was cluttered with stuff – theatre stuff. Dusty old props, costumes, chairs, tables, pieces of wood and other materials filled the dimly lit space, beyond a door from the stage and seats of Surrey Little Theatre.

“This is a little building,” emphasized Seib with a laugh as she gave the Now a brief tour of the theatre, painted white and located on 184th Street, just north of Fraser Highway.

In fact, there’s a lot of “little” associated with the 76-seat theatre and its resident company. A little parking lot, which has enough pavement for perhaps four vehicles, serves those who drive to the place, which is positioned on a little piece of land. Heck, “little” is even in the title of the comedy to be staged there starting next Thursday night (Jan. 28).

But big-picture issues linger for the small theatre company, whose longtime home, located in a former church, faces an uncertain future in an area slated for development.

Plans are in place for the neighbourhood of West Clayton to one day be a hub for higherdensity housing and commercial activity. As it is, the area looks much different than it did in 1936, when Clayton United Church was built.

By the 1970s, with the arrival of a theatre company, the building was transformed into a place for plays, not of worship. In subsequent years, Surrey Little Theatre became a gathering spot for those who enjoy producing and watching community theatre.

“The thing with community theatre is, everybody’s a volunteer and they all have day jobs, unless they’re lucky enough to be retired, like me,” noted Mike Busswood, president of the non-profit society that runs the facility.

Last Friday, Busswood and four others with the theatre group detailed the development-related

Members of Surrey Little Theatre assemble for a photo, shot by a camera attached to a drone, outside the former church building, on 184th Avenue near Fraser Highway. (Photo courtesy All In One Productions)

because there’s not a bad seat in the house,” Seib added. “It’d be nice to have a bit of a steeper rake, but really, people like coming here because of the charm of a small theatre.”

Last fall, Surrey Little Theatre’s production of “Calendar Girls” was a big hit with patrons, who filled the theatre’s seats for the entire run.

The company has similar hopes for “Funny Little Thing Called Love,” ticket sales for which are already very promising. The new play, set in the five cities of Dallas, San Francisco, Honolulu, London and New York, will have its Canadian premiere at the SLT stage, as will the company’s spring show, Luke Yankee’s “The Last Lifeboat.”

Auditions for the latter production, a Dale Kelly-directed story about the Titanic and its builder, will be held at the theatre on Feb. 7 and 8.

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ith one eye looking well beyond those show not be developed until the church before there’s any new development dates, the people of pressures faced by the company as property and adjacent properties in that area.”

SLT simply want some assurances, it rehearses its winter production, The widening of 184th Street – some idea about what their beloved “Funny Little Thing Called Love,” a have been consolidated and the something that would force a move theatre will look like, and where it full moon-inspired tale of “romantic church is protected in a manner of the theatre building – would only will be located, five or 10 years down mayhem” set in five different cities considered satisfactory to the city.

“If possible, the church should be triggered by increased traffic and featuring 13 actors in 28 roles. the road. Maybe the entire building be integrated into a future volumes, Luymes added.

As they talked about the show, will be moved to the grounds near development and upgraded to meet “There’s a high school being built Surrey Museum, a few kilometres the faint sound of rumbling trucks current standard,” concludes the just up the way on 184th, but by and revving cars could be heard southwest, as some have suggested, report, which includes drawings of itself, that’s not enough to trigger through the theatre walls – such is or perhaps not. three “relocation” options. a road-widening,” he noted. “So life when the building stands mere “In an ideal world, I see a really In other words, the city seems typically what we do is wait for feet from a busy road. neat development, all the way keen to ensure the building owned adjacent development to occur and around here, with Surrey Little “The city’s plan is to widen that

by Surrey Little Theatre, the then we, as a city, are able to require Theatre right in the middle of it, like street,” Busswood explained. “And non-profit group, is protected and the dedication of the additional if that’s done, we’re dead in this a jewel,” Seib revealed. made part of any future residential- road area. We don’t go out and spot, because we’re so close to the “I believe that if the split commercial complex there. purchase that from the theatre or road as it is now.” residential-commercial thing goes “The building that the (theatre their neighbours, we wait until the The other theatre-loving people in here, they have a parking lot and company) occupies is of heritage development happens and then the here we sit,” Busswood said. “We’ll seated in the room – Seib, June interest, and we’d love to see it city gets that wider road allowance use the parking lot at night and we Ainsworth, Ellie Parento and Ruth protected through development,” as part of the development.”

Bedell – nodded in agreement. won’t be in the way too much – Don Luymes, Surrey’s manager of Nearby, in addition to a new high everybody’s happy. But the problem “So we’re hoping someone, community planning, told the Now. school, there are city-approved a developer, wants to move us, with that is an obvious one, because “The site it sits on is really small, plans to one day build a community before they get to that, we’d have to because that’s been discussed,” so they have challenges with parking centre that could include a theatre. cut a deal with the developer, and Ainsworth added.

“When a city wants to build a “One thought is that the building and, if 184th Street is widened, as to them all we are is money, a pain theatre like that, or cultural centre, in the ass. This is prime land, being could be picked up and moved back it likely will be in the future, that will impact on that lot and building. they usually want to put in more on this lot, but we don’t have much so close to the corner here. It’s a tiny room on the property we own,” Seib They don’t own a lot of land, which than 76 seats,” Parento contended. little lot and it’s worth $500K. does create a bit of an issue.”

“But the problem is that for our cautioned.

“Another real problem is when kind of group, 125 (seats) is about The church building is listed they widen the road, what are they the maximum number we can fill on the Surrey Heritage Register going to do with us?” Busswood n exact timeline for future and still (manage) the other costs but does not have formal heritage continued. “One danger is that development in West associated with doing a show.” protection, according to the West we’d have to shut down for a couple Clayton is not part of the Also, groups like SLT tend to Clayton Neighbourhood Concept of years while they do whatever, city’s approved NCP for the area.

Plan (NCP) approved by Surrey city maybe a move, and we’d lose our “For that immediate area, I don’t thrive when they own and operate their own building, used for rentcouncil last July. momentum. As a club, we do three think changes will be imminent,” free rehearsals, prop storage and, of shows a year, people are involved.

A “Design and Development Luymes suggested, “and there are course, the production of plays.

Guidelines” section of the 267-page some servicing challenges, getting I’m not sure we would survive those “And the intimacy of this theatre two years of shutdown.” document addresses the former sewers and water lines into that is why people like coming here, church building site, which “should area, that have to be overcome tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

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Surrey backs Blue Dot movement City declaration says residents have right to healthy environment Amy Reid

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SURREY — The City of Surrey has signed a declaration recognizing residents’ “Right to a Healthy Environment” after hearing from the Surrey Blue Dot group last summer.

Led by the David Suzuki Foundation, the “Blue Dot” movement is a national effort to amend the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms to include the right to a healthy environment.

To achieve this, the group focuses on getting Canadian municipalities to pass declarations respecting the right of their citizens to live in a healthy environment.

In October 2014, Richmond was the first city to adopt the Blue Dot Declaration, and since

then, more than 100 other municipalities have done so.

Surrey has now joined that list and according to the group, there are more than 1,000 supports of the Blue Dot petition in the city.

Coun. Mike Starchuk, chair of the city’s Environmental Sustainability Advisory Committee, said Surrey is already striving toward most of the goals in the declaration, pointing to the city’s Sustainability Charter and the recently adopted Biodiversity Conservation Strategy.

“So it’s not a far stretch,” he noted. “It really makes sense.”

The idea was brought to Starchuk’s attention by Norma Hogan, a member of ESAC, who had involvement with the David Suzuki Foundation.

“We got to where we got because she got herself into the position where she made use of her connections,” said Starchuk.

And he’s glad she did.

“Making this declaration, supporting the Blue Dot movement is the right things for

us to do,” he stated, encouraging other cities to get on board. “It doesn’t mean anything if the rest of the country isn’t doing it too.”

The city also plans to send letters to the provincial and federal governments calling for legislation that recognizes the same sentiments.

Surrey’s declaration, approved by city council on Jan. 12, states

by June 30, 2016 the city will specify objectives, targets and timelines actions the city will take to address the residents’ right to a healthy environment including: addressing climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions; responsibly increasing density; prioritizing walking, cycling and public transit; promoting the availability of safe, local foods; establishing and maintaining accessible green spaces in residential neighbourhoods; and attracting and investing in green businesses, green energy, clean tech and jobs of tomorrow.

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Our view

Feds’ heel-dragging on transit is inexcusable

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ederal Liberal finance minister Bill Morneau’s first visit to Surrey was a disappointment to say the least.

The provincial government and City of Surrey have indicated they are ready to get busy building LRT, or light rail transit, in this city but their federal counterpart is still dragging its heels (see page 13).

Morneau told the Surrey Board of Trade crowd his government “will need to think about important investments in places like Surrey,” adding he’s “not in a position to identify how much we’re going to invest collaboratively with municipalities and provinces.”

The question is, why not?

Remember, this is a government whose leader, before the first sitting of the newly elected parliament, pledged $2.65 billion in November to assist third world countries to

fight the effects of climate change.

But for Surrey, from where those very tax dollars are collected, the minister tells us “more specifics will come down as we get further down the road” when it comes to projects here.

Surely cabinet is well aware of Surrey’s needs. After all, there are five local Liberal MPs to keep the government well informed. In fact, these local MPs, as reported in the last issue of the Now, have since October’s election been busy meeting with local movers and shakers to identify Surrey’s needs.

If huge money can be thrown around internationally before parliament even sits, why is Surrey getting the “wait and see” treatment from a federal government that campaigned on public transit improvements for this very city?

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Drink to that? Maybe. Maybe not.

SoLetItBeDone Tom Zytaruk

So let it be written…

The naughty little boy in me couldn’t resist.

We were having lunch the other day when I broke with etiquette and mentioned this whiskey drink folk can purchase for about $10 in Dawson City, Yukon. The recipe calls for one ounce of alcohol and one dessicated human toe, garnished with courage.

I should have known better than to have brought the disgusting topic up, given we were dining.

I get easily grossed out myself

— seems whenever I’m eating in front of the TV, that’s when the zit cream commercials come on, or a documentary on camel spiders.

Yuck. Once I flipped on the tube, with a tuna sandwich hanging from my lips, to be confronted with time-lapse photography of a parasitic mushroom sprouting out of an ant’s head. I nearly cried.

Guess I’m a slow learner. And so, I flapped about the toe.

I don’t know if this grisly toe concoction should be shaken, or stirred. But one thing’s mandatory – you have to let the grim looking, wrinkly little severed digit touch your lips.

That is, if you want to join the many thousands of daring souls from around the world who were crazy enough, drunk enough, or both, to have already imbibed

this strange drink and become a member of the exclusive Sourtoe Cocktail Club.

People have been drinking this rude brew at the Downtown Hotel since 1973. The former owner of the original toe, as the legend goes, was a 1920s rum-runner who suffered frost bite and his brother chopped the toe off for him.

The brothers apparently commemorated the occasion by preserving the appendage in a jar of alcohol which, as the story goes, was discovered many years later by someone cleaning out an abandoned cabin.

There have been many toes since, considering some patrons get carried away and swallow them with the booze. This triggered a $500 fine to discourage cannibalism. But after it was

established this was an insufficient deterrent, the fine was then increased to $2,500.

There are, of course, strange drinks from elsewhere. Canada does not have a monopoly on this.

Have you heard of Panda Dung Tea? How about Cow Water? That one doesn’t come from an udder, but somewhere else.

In Asia, they have a drink they call Snake Whiskey, infused with venom and real snakes. It’s supposed to prevent hair loss (?)

How about a nice tall glass of Peruvian Frog Juice?

Also known as “Peruvian Viagra,” this milkshake is prepared in a blender and consists of liquified frog, bean broth, honey, aloe vera and maca root. Really sticks to your ribbits.

What if Surrey had a strange

drink? Surrey really should have one. What shall it be? Chai tea and J&B? A 9mm bullet immersed in a bottle of Red Racer? Four pints of tepid Black Label served in a Dayton boot?

Somebody should look into this.

Imagine a drink menu graced with beverages such as My Blurry Surrey, Newton Noodle Nightcap, Cloverdale on the Beach (that’s a reach), and Whalley-Up. That one, I think, would be a Slurpee drink of your selection generously infused with cherry brandy, Southern Comfort and Lemon gin and sipped through a red licorice twizzler.

Seven Bandaids are stuck to the outside of the cup, for when you inevitably fall down.

Serve at room temperature.

So let it be done.

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Referendum needed on LRT

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The Editor, I was watching the news the other night and Canadian finance minister Bill Morneau was talking about $20 billion being provided for infrastructure improvements for communities across Canada.

Then Mayor Linda Hepner came on talking about her favourite topic – light rail transit. Most of the people I talk to about this say SkyTrain makes more sense.

There should be a referendum to see what type of transit the people of Surrey want – LRT or a SkyTrain extension. This shouldn’t be just about what Linda Hepner wants.

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Light rail is wrong choice

Kris Nesbitt I find it interesting. I like the colours and it’s unique.

The Editor, With Linda Hepner’s election, LRT suddenly became Surrey’s official plan.

There seems to be widespread (albeit silent) opposition to Surrey’s light rail strategy. It is my opinion that most people want to see SkyTrain extended and don’t want two types of systems.

In Surrey, LRT is the wrong choice going forward over the next 40 to 50 years.

People don’t want the streets to be clogged by fixed track trains and cars. The city lowballs cost estimates of an LRT system where Surrey will need to maintain separate spare parts and repair depots, ongoing training and will incur all the attendant overheads. LRT will prove to be only slightly cheaper in overall costs but will be much more intrusive.

There should be an independent referendum with an unbiased question. People don’t want to pay more. I implore you to not fund Hepner’s pet LRT project.

Carl Hird-Rutter Reminds me of Star Wars sandcrawler.

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I don’t see why you have to stand there if you’re not going to exit? Quit it already!

❚ Roses to the occupant of the vehicle parked at T&T who retrieved the passport picture that had dropped out of my papers when leaving my car.

❚ Rotten tomatoes to property owners who keep their garbage cans in front of their properties. This is disgusting. Please keep them out of site.

❚ Roses to the three firemen from Firehall 4. After I visited them at their hall on Dec. 27, they arrived not more than 20 minutes later at my home and installed two smoke detectors.

❚ Rotten tomatoes to all the ignorant people on social media who share things while forcefully stating their ignorant opinions about said story – without even checking first to see if the story is true or factual. Can’t tell you how many times I have seen people get all riled up about an article from The Onion! Get a clue!

❚ Roses to my wife and kids – I know I’m not always the best husband and dad but you guys are my life!

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SPOTLIGHT SPOTLIGHT B.C.’s new curriculum; April 18 an added non-instructional day A new, updated education curriculum has been developed for K-12 education in our province. This work has been years in the making with many educators involved in its development.

To support implementation of the curriculum, a noninstruction day (NID) has been added on April 18, 2016 for teachers to familiarize themselves with the new curriculum and plan for its implementation in the coming year.

For the current school year, the curriculum has been optional for teachers in kindergarten to Grade 9. It will become the official curriculum in those grades starting September 2016.

The new Grade 10 to 12 curriculum will be optional for teachers in the 2016-17 school year and full implementation is scheduled for the 201718 school year. The Ministry of Education is currently seeking feedback on the 10-12 curriculum.

The curriculum redesign continues to focus on the

foundations of reading, writing and numeracy, while emphasizing higher-order thinking and deeper learning in all areas, as well as extending flexibility and choice in the classroom.

Why a new curriculum?

The world has become much different since the original curriculum was developed. New technologies enable access to a wealth of information on virtually any topic. Today’s students need to learn skills to successfully locate, analyze and evaluate information, then apply it in a proper and useful way.

The emphasis now is more on understanding concepts and processes, as well as a personalized learning experience to better match individual student strengths and needs, as described in B.C.’s Education Plan (bcedplan.ca).

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There is more flexibility for teachers to tailor learning to a student’s needs and passions.

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There is greater focus on communication, creative/ critical thinking, positive personal and cultural identity and social responsibility as core competencies.

Aboriginal perspectives and content are integrated into all subjects.

There is an emphasis on core foundational skills while focusing on higher-level conceptual thinking.

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The Ministry of Education has a wealth of plain-language information about the new curriculum on its Building Student Success (curriculum. gov.bc.ca) website.

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Surrey School District general kindergarten registration for September 2016 begins January 18. Parents can register their child at the nearest neighbourhood school.

A lottery-style, online registration is in place again this year for French Immersion, Fine Arts, Montessori and Traditional “choice” programs.

The online applications will be available at www.surreyschools. ca from January 25 to February 15, 2016.

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Transportation

Finance minister remains vague on LRT funding

Bill Morneau stops short of committing cash to transit strategy Amy Reid

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SURREY — While some hoped Canada’s new finance minister would officially commit dollars to the city’s proposed LRT line while visiting Surrey last weekend, that didn’t happen.

“We’ve made important commitments in transit,” said Bill Morneau during a Surrey Board of Trade breakfast on Jan. 16 at Aria Banquet & Convention Centre.

“We’ve committed to spending an additional $20

billion over the next decade in transit.

“That means we’ll need to think about important investments in places like Surrey and in places across the country that can enable people just to get moving again.”

The stop was his first speaking engagement in the province, part of the Liberals’ “pre-budget consultations.”

Morneau spoke with Mayor Linda Hepner earlier that morning and he said the information she presented him will “feed into our budget process.”

The Liberals are listening to the municipalities and provinces, according to Morneau.

“They’re in the position to give us the best insights…. I’m not

in a position to identify how much we’re going to invest collaboratively with municipalities and provinces,” Morneau said, adding, “more specifics will come out as we get further down the road.”

SBoT boss Anita Huberman said she was thrilled Morneau chose Surrey as his first provincial stop, saying it signifies Surrey’s coming of age.

But what she had really hoped for was a light rail commitment.

“Really what I wanted to hear from the minister was some level of announcement related to light rail transit,” she said.

Despite that, she is optimistic the federal budget will include Surrey’s LRT. “I believe that Ottawa does consider Surrey to be

be at the table as well.

B.C. Minister Responsible for TransLink Peter Fassbender said the province “is ready.”

“Our money is on the table for these major projects in Surrey, Vancouver and the province,” he told the crowd.

“I take heart in the fact Bill Morneau Anita Huberman Linda Hepner that the federal government Asked if Surrey would a strategic economic area. is prepared to invest. We’re go it alone, Hepner replied, We reinforced this with the ready to put those projects “No. I think with the change into the ground and make it minister,” said Huberman. in government and with the happen.”

Hepner also spoke at the transportation emphasis that event and emphasized that Fassbender said the we see coming out of Ottawa province has accepted the LRT remains at the top of right now that we actually her agenda. mayors’ plan, adding he is know the regional plan is “I am still optimistic that planning to meet Hepner gaining momentum. we could be shovel ready this week to discuss the LRT “I’m optimistic that the and in the ground by 2018 line. whole plan, which is an and have some progress.

“We’re absolutely ready to important thing for all of I hope this year is one move ahead for the benefit the Lower Mainland, will be of British Columbians and of defining the funding seen as an important project indeed Canada.” partners and next year is going out to the market and in and of itself.” amy.reid@thenow She said the province will we’re constructing in 2018.” newspaper.com

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BURNABY — The City of Surrey was the first municipality to argue in the National Energy Board hearing that began Tuesday in Burnaby reviewing Kinder Morgan’s plan to twin its Trans Mountain pipeline.

Surrey is one of many municipalities that applied to be an intervenor in the hearing in order to make their arguments before the board.

City solicitor Anthony Cappuccinello told the NEB the city doesn’t support any expansion that negatively

impacts Surrey.

“If the National Energy Board is inclined to recommend approval of the project, the city requests that a condition be imposed on any approval requiring Trans Mountain to abandon, decommission and remove that portion of the existing pipeline in Surrey,” stated Cappuccinello.

He argued municipalities shouldn’t be expected to shoulder expenses incurred as a result of the pipeline, built in 1953.

Cappuccinello said a lot has changed since then, adding the advisors of the board have “fallen asleep at the wheel.”

“While the regulators of other utilities have kept pace with the times, and have adapted to new issues that have arisen or to old issues that were initially overlooked, the same cannot be said for the board as regulator. It has been

the City of Surrey and other municipalities that have been living with the problems that were created back in 1953.”

Cappuccinello said municipalities and the province have been “hemorrhaging money” as a consequence of the system.

He pointed to portions of highways that the pipeline crosses, noting they’ve been on the hook for associated costs.

Bills for Surrey, Burnaby, Township of Langley, Coquitlam and Abbotsford over the next 50 years is estimated to exceed $93 million, he told the board.

“Costs incurred by Surrey to undertake a single highway infrastructure project exceeded $1.7 million. That’s one crossing,” he said firmly.

Surrey’s demands included urging Kinder Morgan to decommission and remove the original 60-year-old pipeline under urban residential

neighbourhoods in Surrey and instead upsize the new pipeline or run twin lines on a new route far from homes.

In March of 2014, news broke that the proposed new pipeline could rip through some residents’ backyard in Fraser Heights, as Kinder Morgan land agents assessed alternative routes for the $5.4-billion project.

Surrey also wants the NEB to keep the pipeline from biting into environmentally sensitive Surrey Bend Regional Park – Trans Mountain’s preferred new route through the city – and instead suggests following Golden Ears Way, the South Fraser Perimeter Road and CN Rail rights-ofway.

It’s expected a recommendation from the NEB could be delivered later this year.

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In ‘Seeds,’ a farmer’s fight with a food giant stars ‘Corner Gas’ dad Tom Zillich

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Eric Peterson stars in “Seeds,” a docu-drama play about a Saskatchewan farmer’s legal battle with bio-tech giant Monsanto. It’s at Surrey Arts Centre on Jan. 28 and 29.

On a short tour of Metro Vancouver theatres, a cast of seven is featured in Annabel Soutar’s acclaimed play. In addition to Peterson, the actors are Bruce Dinsmore, Mariah Inger, Alex Ivanovici, Manon Adler, Cary Lawrence and Amelia Sargisson.

“This isn’t the first time for us, other than the two new people we’re working into the show,” said Peterson, who first hit the stage in “Seeds” three years ago.

“I play Percy and Amelia plays Annabel Soutar, the writer herself, and the other five actors play multiple characters,” he explained. “Part of the fun watching it live is the actor transformations, and we have very, very clever actors, very good. It’s fun watching them be a man one moment and a woman the next, an old person, whatever it is. It’s all part of this unique storytelling that I find highly entertaining, that theatre magic, you know.”

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Although Peterson has never met Percy Schmeiser, he has great respect for the farmer, having learned what the fellow Saskatchewanite and his family endured in its David-versus-Goliath-like legal scrap.

“You can only imagine standing up to a big company like that, one with unlimited resources, and they wanted to make a point,” Peterson said. “The case represented a pretty big cultural change in how farming is done. There are lots of (film) documentaries now about Monsanto and GMOs, but this is different, a documentary-theatre (play) showing all the legal issues. It’s fascinating to me.”

“Seeds” plays Surrey Arts Centre on Thursday, Jan. 28 and Friday, Jan. 29, at 8 p.m. nightly. For tickets and more show details, visit Tickets.surrey.ca or call 604501-5566. tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

main stage to Jan. 23, via Arts Club on Tour. 604-501-5566.

“Funny Little Thing Called Love”: Comedy play written

by Jesse Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten, staged at Surrey Little Theatre from Jan. 28 to Feb. 27. For tickets ($15) and show times, call 604-5768451 or visit Surreylittletheatre. com or Brownpapertickets.com.

CONCERTS 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.

Jan. 24: Company “B” Jazz Band with Jennifer Hodge.

South End Summit: Annual concert featuring Semiahmoo Peninsula-based high school bands and, this year, a tribute to Dal Richards, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 23 at Wheelhouse Theatre at Earl Marriott Secondary School, 15751 16th Ave., South Surrey. Info: 604-536-8333, semiahmooarts.com.

“A Bohemian Rhapsody” concert presented by Vancouver Symphony Orchestra as part of its Surrey Nights series, 8 p.m. Monday, Jan. 25 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey. Info and tickets: Vancouversymphony.ca.

EDUCATION Reach Inclusive Preschool in North Delta to host open house on Thursday, Jan. 21 from 6 to 8 p.m. at 10921 82nd Ave. “Meet the teachers and see our facility. Parents, caregivers and children welcome.” Info: 604-946-6622, ext 308, or visit Reachdevelopment.org/reachdevelopmental-preschool-northdelta.html.

BUSINESS

MULTIMEDIA InFlux open studio night at Surrey Art Gallery on Friday, Feb. 5 from 8 to 11 p.m.

Voice looping, knitting, and filmmaking are just some of the activities that will transform the gallery into a large open studio for this edition of inFlux.”

At 13750 88th Ave., Surrey.

Info: 604-501-5566, Surrey.ca/ artgallery.

THEATRE/STAGE “In A Blue Moon”: Play written by Lucia Frangione is staged at Surrey Arts Centre’s

Business Plan Workshops hosted by Seeds from Jan. 25 to April 6 at City Centre Library, Surrey. “Start or improve your business. Get the tools you need to successfully start or improve your business, plus one-on-one coaching from expert advisors and consultants.” Free. Info: admin@seedsbdc.com, 604800-9010, seedsbdc.com.

Surrey Board of Trade 2016 Economic Forecast luncheon at Eaglequest Golf Course (7778 152nd St., Surrey) on Thursday, Feb 4. Topic: What’s expected for our local, provincial, federal and international economies – and what that means to your business or not-for-profit association. Info: 604-581-7130.

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SURREY — First things, first: Eric Peterson isn’t entirely sure if there’ll be another “Corner Gas” reunion.

“We did the movie two years ago,” said the actor, best known for his portrayal of small-town dad Oscar Leroy. “That was a good reunion, but whether we’ll do another one, I don’t know. That one happened five years after we stopped shooting the TV show.… That was all a wonderful, wonderful experience.”

These days, the affable Peterson, 69, is more focused on growing “Seeds,” a theatre show touring to Surrey Arts Centre’s main stage this month.

He plays Percy Schmeiser, the Saskatchewan farmer caught in a four-year legal battle with bio-tech giant Monsanto.

Based on court trial transcripts, the “docu-drama” follows the company’s patent-infringement lawsuit against the defiant farmer, who in the late-1990s was accused of planting genetically-modified (GMO) canola seeds without a license.

“People get to hear both sides of the story,” explained Peterson was rehearsing the play in Montreal when the Now called.

“By the end of the play, who is right and who is wrong doesn’t seem to be the point of it anymore, because larger issues have come up for (the viewer’s) consideration,” he added.

“I think people get a great kick out of that kind of responsibility and respect the play brings to an audience, some complex issues. People are being entertained in an intellectual way. And people really have questions. Even at intermission, it’s interesting to see them chatting about what they’ve seen on the stage, how they view it.”

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WRESTLING New Year’s Wrestle-lutions: All Star Wrestling event Friday, Jan. 29 at Cloverdale Fairgrounds’ Alice McKay building, 7:30 p.m. show time.

Featured: ASW Tag Team Title match between Team USA (Azeem The Dream& Christopher Ryseck) and Sikh and Destroy (Jinder Mahal & Gama Singh Jr.), and more. Info: Allstar-wrestling.com.

DANCES Surrey Fiddlers Old Time Dance takes place at Clayton Hall (18513 70th Ave., Surrey) on the first Thursday of every month, except July and August, from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m.

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See listing under Kids/ Family. presentations (20 images are shown for 20 seconds each), ranging from growing vegetable gardens in shopping carts to after-school programs and place-making projects. At 13450 104th Ave., 604-5015566, Surrey.ca/theatre.

KIDS/FAMILY Surrey Kids Read: “A fun, free family event to celebrate Family Literacy Day,” on Saturday, Jan. 30 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Guildford Town Centre’s Centre Court, 10355 152 St, Surrey.

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Surrey Art Gallery: “Surrey Photography Club” exhibit to Feb. 7; “Tony Westman: Becoming Surrey-Journey through the Invisible City” on view to Feb. 21; “Graeme Patterson: Secret Citadel” on view from Jan. 16 to March 20. Gallery is located at Bear Creek Park, 88th Ave./ King George Blvd. 604-501-5566, 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. Feb. 4: Abbotsford-based artist Bill Stewart discusses his art sculptures, made from trees and rocks.

CLUBS/GROUPS North Delta Newcomers and Friends is a ladies social club. Activities include morning walks, coffee times, stitch and chat, card games and golf. Info: call Kathy at 604-583-3691.

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Wanted: Young voices for ‘Robinson Crusoe’ in Surrey this spring (Jan. 24) at Newton Cultural Centre, 13530 72nd Ave., from 1:30 to 3:30 ArtsScene p.m. Be prepared to sing a song you Melanie Minty feel most comfortable singing, bring Columnist the music for the accompanist, or sing a cappella (without accompaniment).

Contact Patricia Dahlquist at e make music in Surrey. We dahl42@hotmail.com or call 604594-9506. Dahlquist is the founder could be the envy of other of YPOS and keeps it alive with some nearby cities, even. It’s not help. She also really tried to teach that we have a grownup professional orchestra or opera company. We don’t. me how to sing and was sooooo very encouraging. But wish I’d had some We have something better: amazing earlier ear training. I sing. It is getting opportunities for our young people better with practice – OK, maybe not, to test their talents and develop as but let me have my dream. musicians. As a school The talent just wasn’t system, Surrey has gifted to me in generous managed to hang on to proportion. band and music programs, Some people not only even in the face of budget were gifted with a huge cuts. Outside of school, talent, they also have there are music schools, had the opportunity to choirs, independent practice, perform and teachers and youth develop that talent. Young orchestras. If you want to pianist Julie Wu, 12, takes learn an instrument, sing, Patricia Dahlquist to a stage in Langley this or even sing and dance at weekend to perform before the same time, there are heading to an international many opportunities right competition. Julie is giving here. I know I have only the recital to prepare for found a fraction of what is one of the world’s most out there. prestigious competitions Like so many things for young pianists, in life, it is important to the Gina Bachauer start young. Grow up with International Junior music, sing, learn to read Julie Wu Piano Competition. notes in a musical staff The first round of the and learn words written competition takes place in Salt Lake on a page. Ear training is critical to be introduced at a young age. Notice how City from Feb. 6 to 8.

Already a seasoned performer, this children pick up languages easier than Surrey preteen has performed twice adults? We have a connection with in New York’s famed Carnegie Hall. music, so don’t wait to be all grownup before you learn the language of music. These performances came as the result of being a first-place winner of the Not only start young, please support the projects in our city that offer music 2014 American Protégé International and singing for young people. It makes Piano and Strings Competition, and a gold medalist at the International a difference. There was a beverage Young Musicians Festival “Passion commercial that sang the words, of Music 2013” event. There are lots “I’d like to teach the world to sing in of other awards won by this young perfect harmony.” Think about it. musician. It doesn’t come about just The Young Peoples’ Opera Society of BC is holding auditions for because you have talent.

Julie studies at Langley Community “Robinson Crusoe,” a lightly blocked Music School with Dr. Henri-Paul Opera in Concert to be performed Sicsic, an internationally renowned in April in Surrey. Music direction concert pianist and teacher. Says LCMS

by Dolores Scott. This piece needs principal Susan Magnusson, “Julie all voice types and lots of chorus members to be Aboriginals and pirates. Wu is an exceptional young talent, and I encourage the community to take Remember, this is the Young Peoples’ the opportunity to hear her play.” Her Opera Society, so young people are recital is on Saturday, Jan. 23 at the encouraged to audition. Needed are music school’s Rose Gellert Hall (4899 the title character along with Friday 207th St., Langley), starting at 2 p.m. (female mezzo-soprano) and those Admission is free. who can play upper class Brits, a la Music. What a gift.

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Audience members will be within “petting distance” for the two-week run of “Cats” at White Rock’s Coast Capital Playhouse. The Ryan Mooneydirected Fighting Chance Productions show features a cast of 20 and all the music of the hit Broadway spectacle, but in a more intimate venue. “‘Cats’ was the second big Broadway show I ever saw,” Mooney recalled. “I was enamoured with the music and the simplicity of the story. Not only is it a musical that has stood the test of time, but it’s the perfect introduction to live theatre” – or maybe that should be purr-fect, I’m not sure. Anyhow, tickets are priced from $20 to $35 at Whiterockplayers.ca and

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This is the final week to see “Salmon People,” the digital-art photography showcase at Surrey Urban Screen, located on the side of building at Chuck Bailey Recreation Centre (13458 107A Ave., Surrey). The images, by Julie Andreyev and Simon Overstall, reveal the life of fish in the Fraser River, with views of the surrounding Surrey landscape.

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Each year, the board works to sustain priority programs and services to support students across the district. As was true in past budget planning cycles, district needs outpace the funds the board will receive from provincial government grants. This means there are difficult choices to be made in order to achieve the balanced budget required by law and ensure student needs are met in the best way.

In coming weeks, the board will meet with employee groups and community stakeholders, including the District Parent Advisory Committee, to share details of the budget challenge and to obtain input. Other community members are welcome to submit ideas, questions and suggestions regarding board priorities and potential budget reduction ideas by writing to: Mr. Wayne Noye, Secretary-Treasurer School District No.36 (Surrey) 14033 – 92 Avenue, Surrey, BC V3V 0B7 Telephone: (604) 596-7733 or Email: budget@surreyschools.ca

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1. The host school’s senior hip-hop team.

2. Evan Kumar of Fleetwood Park Secondary’s junior hip-hop team.

3. North Surrey Secondary’s senior hip-hop team.

4. Food servers (and parents of dancers at Panorama Ridge) Bernice Su, Carol Howard, Pat Guertler, Coralynn Pulles and Moe Manhas.

5. DJ Jordan Edwards.

6. Merrick Manu from North Surrey Secondary’s break team.

7. Scorer Carmen de los Santos.

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Young Tomley leads Tamanawis to title

Boy, did he ever: Grade 10 student scores 47 points as Wildcats handily win 2016 RCMP Basketball Classic Gord Goble

just because he wanted to.

He faked and weaved and juked, treating the ball like aturday night at the a yoyo. His passes were Langley Events Centre, slashing and deceptive, and it was the Miguel his drives to the basket mostly unstoppable.

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You can credit his grandma.

The Surrey teen scored 47 “I started playing when I points – half of them in one of the most dominating first was six years old,” he laughs, quarters you’re likely to see at “but I was really bad. But my any level – as his Tamanawis grandma found the Steve Nash Basketball League at the Wildcats cruised to a 97-69 win over the Panorama Ridge YMCA, and I started getting better.”

Thunder in the title game Tomley says he “got of the 2016 Surrey RCMP serious” about the sport in Basketball Classic.

Grade 7, when he realized Tomley was named Player of the Game and tournament what it could do for him as he grew into adulthood.

MVP. All this after pouring Saturday night, that growth in a record-setting 51 points a couple weeks earlier during was obvious to anyone in attendance. a tilt with another one of “I have good games and B.C.’s best, the Walnut Grove I have bad games,” he said.

Gators, at Port Coquitlam’s “Tonight I felt I could see the prestigious Legal Beagle game a step before anyone tourney. else. I might be weaker than And here’s the thing: some of the guys (remember, Tomley’s not some seasoned he’s only 15), but I play with senior – he’s not even in the mentality of the bigger, Grade 11. He’s in Grade 10, faster guys.” a mere 15 years old. He’s The Thunder’s bigger, two, and sometimes three, faster guys showed up in the years younger than the vast second quarter. At least on majority of the players he the defensive side, where encounters on the court. they worked like demons to Saturday night, he set the block shots, intercept passes, tone early, scoring all but and break down all that eight of the Wildcats’ 32 Tamanawis had set up earlier. first-quarter points. He hit And it worked for a time – three-pointers seemingly Now contributor

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were going for our third championship in a row at this tournament, so it meant a lot of these guys. Many of them have won it as juniors before. This is the Classic week for them.”

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Tamanawis Wildcat Miguel Tomley drives to the hoop during the final game in the 2016 Surrey RCMP Basketball Classic on Saturday in Langley. (Photo: GORD GOBLE)

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Then we just outlasted them in the third and fourth quarter.”

Tamanawis now guns for the provincials, in March.

McKay cautions that they “need to get through league play first,” but admits the fifth-ranked Wildcats are “well positioned.”

They’re also accustomed to being there. The Wildcats are no strangers to the provincial tourney in recent years and McKay says, “It takes a lot of hard work.

But they’re continuing the tradition. The younger kids want to play like the older kids who’ve been there.”

You’ll see Tomley there too of course, but next year maybe not. The kid’s already garnered attention from outside the province and even outside the country.

“Right now I’m focusing on this year,” Tomley says, “And in the summer I’ll think about what I want to do. I know a few friends who’ve played for prep schools in the States.”

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Home ice for Surrey’s Stewart in CJHL Prospects Game Tuesday So far this season, Stewart’s Now staff biggest game was the six-point Twitter @tomzillich outing he had in Merritt in November. In 27 games played, SURREY — Scouts and average- the 17-year-old has tallied six goals and 14 assists.

Joe hockey fans will see some “Jeff is one of those boys who is of the country’s best Junior A players in action here next Tuesday local here, played (Semiahmoo) minor hockey, gone through the evening (Jan. 26).

Valley West Hawks (of The 2016 CJHL the BC Major Midget Prospects Game will be League), come up played at South Surrey through our training Arena that night, and program and sure the host Surrey Eagles enough, he’s playing are eager to showcase on our team,” Neufeld their Olympic-sized ice. explained.

The East and West “He’s just one of teams are loaded with those kids who gets good teenage players Jeffrey Stewart better every year, and from nine leagues I dedicate that to his across Canada. work ethic and determination to “We have some super highget better, along with his attitude. end kids coming who have a He’s just one of the good kids real opportunity to be drafted in you always want to go to bat for, the first round, never mind just do things for.… He always has a drafted to the NHL,” said Blaine smile on his face and loves being Neufeld, the Eagles’ coach and at the rink, and you won’t find too director of hockey operations. many people who wouldn’t want “We’re honoured to host the to see a guy like Jeff succeed.” game.”

Stewart is among the younger Surrey-raised Jeffery Stewart, players the Eagles have on a six-foot-three forward with its 2015-16 roster. The team, the Eagles, will dress for the celebrating its 25th-anniversary West squad, which includes season, sits at the bottom of the nine players from the BCHL, BCHL’s Mainland division with a nine from the Alberta Junior 6-33 record.

Hockey League (AJHL), and one “We’re a young team, probably each from leagues in Manitoba a full year younger than any of (MJHL) and Saskatchewan the others, so we understand it’s a (SJHL).

“It’s really exciting to see one of process of rebuilding our group, and we’re in the middle of that,” our own be invited to play in the Neufeld said. “We think we have game, and rightfully so,” Neufeld probably 18 returning players for said. “Jeff has been having an next year, so we feel we’ll have a excellent year.”

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very strong team going forward.

The boys are figuring out what it takes to win at this level. We figure the hard work will pay off for us as a team over the next few weeks here.”

The Eagles hit the road for three games this weekend, in Nanaimo, Alberni Valley and Powell River, before the CJHL showcase game is played at South Surrey Arena.

Scouts from across the hockey world, including the NHL, NCAA, CHL and Canadian universities and colleges, will be at the game. Two nights later, on Thursday, Jan. 28, many of those same scouts will attend the 2016 BMO CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game in Vancouver.

In Surrey, the guest coaches will be former Canucks players Orland Kurtenbach and Darcy Rota.

Game tickets ($10) can be purchased via the Eagles’ box office, 604-531-GOAL (4625), and the team’s website, Surreyeagles.ca/2016-cjhlprospects-game.

The team that wins the CJHL Prospects Game is awarded the President’s Cup. Since its inception in 2005, Team West has a slight edge with six wins, while Team East has won the cup four times.

Last year’s winner, Team West, won a “highly spirited and very competitive contest in dramatic fashion” in overtime in Oakville,15 October 15, 20 day,CJHL Thursto Ontario, according officials.

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36-month term at 0% APR with monthly payments of $217. $1,000 lease bonus cash has been applied in monthly payments shown. $0 down payment, $270 security deposit and first monthly payment due at lease inception. Total lease obligation: $7,812. 48,000-kilometre allowance; charge of $0.15/km for excess kilometres. PPSA fee, license, insurance, registration, any dealer or other charges, options and applicable taxes are extra. Dealer may sell or lease for less. Dealer order/trade may be necessary. Offers end February 1, 2016 and are subject to change or cancellation without notice. Model shown: 2016 Tiguan 2.0T Highline R-Line, $39,993. Vehicle shown for illustration purposes only and may include optional equipment. Visit vwoffers.ca or your Volkswagen dealer for details. “Volkswagen”, the Volkswagen logo, “Tiguan”, “Highline” and “4MOTION” are registered trademarks of Volkswagen AG. © 2016 Volkswagen Canada.

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$

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$

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This little car just rockets away and the poise at which it does it all is second to none.

BY ZACK SPENCER

Whether you are driving the mountain roads above Monte Carlo or stuck in traffic at the Massey Tunnel, the Audi S3 does everything very well, to the point that it makes the slightly larger Audi A4 almost redundant. The Audi A3 has been sold in Canada before, a VW Golf based hatchback with front wheel drive (FWD) or all wheel drive (AWD) as an option. For this latest A3, Audi decided to ditch the hatchback model for a sedan, convertible and this higher performance model, called S3. It is a shame that we no longer get a hatchback version but after a few short minutes behind the wheel, any negatives simply fade away.

The S3 is still based on a shared Golf platform, called MQB. The M stands for modular, meaning VW, Audi and any of the other brands

VW owns, can use it for its own purposes.

The S3 has a lot in common with VW’s Golf R. They both have a 2.0L turbocharged 4-cylinder with 290hp and 280lb.-ft of torque. Consider those stats for a moment.

Almost 300hp from a small, 4-cylinder engine; this was the work done by V6 engines just a few short years ago. And just like the Golf R, the power goes to all four wheels through a 6-speed duel-clutch automatic transmission. Unfortunately Audi chose not to offer the S3 with a manual transmission; the VW cousin does get that option.

So, how does the Audi differ from the Golf R? Well, it comes down to the way the car is finished and rides. The interior is arguably a step up in terms of refinement from the already very good Golf R. You get the heavily bolstered seats in rich leather; jet inspired air vents, a flat bottom sports steering wheel and a communications screen in the centre of the dash that folds out of site with the touch of a button. There is also Audi’s Multi Media Interface (MMI) that has been updated for this car. The toggle switches between the front seats make it very simple and easy to switch between the radio, navigation, phone and car setting and further adjustment can be done with the rotary dial that also has a track

pad on top that allows the driver to trace letters or numbers on it for access to the computer. For example, if you want to call home, when in the phone section, all you need to do is trace H,O,M,E on the track pad and the computer will display the home phone number. The same thing can be done for addresses in the navigation system. It all seems strange at first but after a while, it becomes second nature.

Overall the cabin of the S3 is an upscale compact car but the back seat is worth trying to make sure that there is enough space for kids. My bet is that most of the buyers of this car will be driving enthusiasts or young professional couples looking to splash out on their first Audi – and a great choice too.

There are different types of sport cars or sporty cars. The ones with gobs of power and ones that have the perfect balance of power, handling and engagement to make the driver feel like they are involved and having a good time. The S3 has the latter in spades. The power from the engine is instant and when the transmission is shifted manually with the paddle-shifters behind the wheel, they are crisp and lightningquick. This little car just rockets away and the poise at which it does it all is second to none. A run to 100km/h takes just 4.9 seconds and the brakes are equally up to the job. The sound from the engine is deep for a 4-cylinder and the size of the S3 makes it very easy to jump in and out of traffic. The steering wheel feels perfect in the driver’s hands, the weight of the steering is good and the suspension is never too tight, even when Audi’s Drive Select system is placed at the firmest

AUDI S3 Power: 2.0L turbo with 290hp

Economy: 10.1L/7.7L/100km (city/highway)

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The Audi S3 holds a sweet spot for me as I had a chance to drive this compact wonder a full year before it was available in Canada.

It might have been the location in Monaco but even two years later, the S3 still impresses.

setting. This system also allows the driver to change the crispness of the shifts, the response of the throttle and the weight of the steering, all with a few touches of a button, so the S3 can be comfy for this Massey Tunnel traffic jams or sporty for a run through the hills outside Monaco.

Oh, the memories…

The price of the S3 is a premium over the Golf R but it comes with all the Audi refinement and styling that makes a statement. Any judging by Audi sales, many people, (Including this Audi A7 owner) are willing to pay for that relationship. The S3 starts at roughly $44,500 for the base model and expect to pay almost $49,000 for the higher end Technik package.

The value comes down to the individual tastes of a prospective buyer. Some might consider the less expensive VW but for many the allure of the four Audi rings on the grille makes this the must have pocket rocket. Are you a Massey Tunnel kind of driver or the hills outside of Monaco kind of player? I know which one I’d like to be…

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As another January rolls around, it’s only fitting to look back on what defined 2015.

This past year was record-breaking for Canadian vehicle sales, with dealers moving just under 1.9 million vehicles.

As of December, according to Desrosiers Automotive Consultants, year-to-date sales were up 2.5 per cent from 2014.

In short, Canada’s auto industry is looking good— especially in B.C., where sales were up year over year by 7.4 per cent as of November.

In 2015, trucks, CUVs and SUVs continued to dominate.

Light trucks made up more than 60 per cent of sales for the first time ever. Also a first—subcompact SUVs outsold compact cars, the traditional staple of the Canadian vehicle market.

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Why the upsurge? Experts point toward better fuel economy coupled with lower gas prices. Some trucks are starting to rival SUVs and even larger cars in terms of fuel efficiency. As market trends show, trucks are increasingly seen as an accessible option that provides power and convenience on a budget.

Another segment that did extremely well in 2015 was luxury vehicles. Sales were up 14 per cent from 2014, with many manufacturers boasting record-breaking years.

Take Mercedes Benz, which sold more than 41,000 units this year, or Porsche, the fastest growing luxury brand, which was up 30 per cent from 2014.

a $3,000 rebate on a new electric vehicle if they trade in their 2000 model or older vehicle, was also introduced in March, meaning up to $8,250 in potential savings for new EV buyers.

This comes partly as the result of a large Baby Boomer generation that increasingly has cash to spend on a new vehicle, but also as a result of luxury vehicles becoming more affordable. To give one example, Mercedes-Benz has built its CLA Sedan and GLA micro SUV on smaller platforms with only four-cylinder engines, making for a considerable price drop.

Many manufacturers are introducing new models that make EVs more accessible too. For example, the Chevrolet Bolt and Tesla Model 3 both promise more than 300 kilometres between charges, getting rid of the ‘range anxiety’ that keeps some from buying EVs.

On the not-quite-opposite end of the scale of fuel efficiency, electric vehicles (EVs) also had a great year in 2015.

First of all, the province’s Clean Energy Vehicle for BC (CEVforBC) program was reintroduced in March, meaning that those who purchase or lease a new battery electric or plug-in hybrid electric vehicle can receive up to $5,000 off their purchase.

The SCRAP-IT program, which provides B.C. buyers with

These new programs made EVs more affordable than ever, and this trend will continue into 2016.

Car careers in 2016 will also be booming. Our New Car Dealers are looking for hardworking people across the province to fill a variety of roles in what has become a high-tech profession. Whether you’re interested in vtrades, sales, computers, or management, our members offer exciting opportunities for a rewarding and highpaying career.

Blair Qualey is President and CEO of the New Car Dealers Association of BC. Email him at bqualey@newcardealers.ca.

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The “Swim” concept shows a smooth upper body and the “natural” 3D-printed look at the bottom. Apparently you can have it either way or a mix of the two. This is Local Motors CEO John B. Roberts.

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3D PRINTING ALLOWS ALL KINDS OF SHAPES THAT MIGHT NOT BE POSSIBLE USING STANDARD MANUFACTURING PROCEDURES OF BENDING METAL. THERE’S LITTLE OR NO WASTE IN THE PROCESS AND WHEN YOU WANT A NEW LOOK, THE BODY CAN BE TURNED INTO A NEW ONE. THIS IS THE LOCAL MOTORS “STRATI” CONCEPT.

Shelley is an important member of an innovative team that is posturing itself to forever change the course of 100 years of car construction by using a certain material in a special way to build cars. You guessed it, plastics. Sounds impossible, right? It’s already happening. Through a progressive process called direct digital manufacturing and 3D printing, Local Motors is making a drastic departure from the traditional metal method of vehicle construction and assembly by quickly, efficiently and “greenly” constructing an electric vehicle almost entirely out of plastic and carbon fibre. The first 3D-printed car from Local Motors - launched in September of 2014 as an operational prototype called the Strati - was built from a blend of 80 per cent ABS plastic and 20 per cent carbon fibre, which is a material mix the manufacturer says is “Safe, Smart and Sustainable” (the three pillars of its mission statement). This melted mixture is extruded through a Big Area Additive Manufacturing (BAAM) printing machine - which Shelley said is as big as a house - that literally builds the car in layers from the ground up by squirting the liquid plastic from a pivoting nozzle that follows a pre-programmed computer vehicle design pattern. Exposure to a UV light source continually hardens the material during the printing process, leaving the finish of the one-piece vehicle body sturdy and intact. But like a tall and thin stack of pancakes, the different printing layers are noticeable and visible on the new ride, leaving consumers with the options of having the finish smoothed out, or wrapping the vehicle in vinyl, or keeping its raw form. “Which is very in style right now,” Shelley said. When asked if the texture of a 3D-printed vehicle body is at all similar to that of a Lego block, Shelley said the comparison is fair, at least to a point. “Have you ever stepped on a Lego? You know it hurts,” she said. “Those are made with ABS plastic with no carbon fibre in it, and you tell me if that thing is strong. We use 20 per cent carbon fibre, so . . .” The Local Motors production process is three-fold: print, refine, finish. And because only about 50 total parts are

needed, down from the 30,000 used in a traditional assembly-line vehicle, the entire construction process for one Local Motors vehicle is about 44 hours. Once printing is completed, the mechanical components such as the motor, battery, suspension, wheels and wiring - all sourced separately from a variety of suppliers - are installed by Local Motors at its micro-factory in Phoenix, with a second fully-digital shop ready to open in Knoxville, Tenn.

And if the mission from Local Motors holds true, this high-tech yet relatively simple manufacturing process will soon provide a way to build a vehicle that is not only as safe as any on the road but also offers full “cradle-to-cradle” recyclability. Need a new car? Return the old one, chop it down, reuse the materials and components, print a new one,

and drive away! “Instead of having a graveyard of vehicles that the current manufacturing technologies produce, we want to create vehicles that when they’re old and when you want to get an upgrade, you don’t get rid of your car, you recycle it using the same materials,” said Shelley. The company is prepping for its biggest step with the launch by late 2017 or early 2018 of a full series of road-ready 3D printed vehicles called the LM3D. Pricing has not been announced. “Think about how polluted our planet is with all of these cars made out of metal. What are we going to do with them?” From plastic patio furniture, to store mannequins, to children’s toys, direct digital manufacturing/3D printing is routinely used in the production of a wide variety of products. But never quite like what Local Motors is doing in the automotive business.

“This brand-new process disrupts the manufacturing status quo,” Local Motors CEO John B. Rogers said in a press release to welcome this cuttingedge car-building technology. “[This] changes the consumer experience and proves that a car can be born in an entirely different way.” As far as safety, Shelley said that the engineers at Local Motors are continually testing material mixtures to determine what combinations will best survive the federally mandated minimum crash test standards their vehicles must meet in the weeks and months to come. “We’re confident we can do it. It’s not as moonshot as it sounds,” said Shelley, strong in her conviction that the evolving material science used to print the Local Motors vehicles can be customized and blended to become even stronger than steel.

“We’re going in with eyes wide open and with quite the quandary of champions behind us.”

3D PRINTING ALLOWS ALL KINDS OF SHAPES THAT MIGHT NOT BE POSSIBLE USING STANDARD MANUFACTURING PROCEDURES OF BENDING METAL. THERE’S LITTLE OR NO WASTE IN THE PROCESS AND WHEN YOU WANT A NEW LOOK, THE BODY CAN BE TURNED INTO A NEW ONE. THIS IS THE LOCAL MOTORS “STRATI” CONCEPT.

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LEXUS HAS TAKEN ITS SWEET TIME DECIDING ABOUT THE LF-LC, BUT IT APPEARS TO BE A GO FOR THE 2017 MODEL YEAR, WITH PERHAPS AS MUCH AS 600 HORSEPOWER.

Lexus coupe is more than luxury: The stunning Lexus LF-LC that was shown three years ago at the 2012 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Mich., left those in attendance transfixed, including The Sleuth. The head honchos at Toyota’s up-market division took note of this reaction and have tagged the 2+2 sports model for production for the 2017 model year as the Lexus LC. It’s expected that a gas-electric powerplant with a combined 500 horsepower will be the primary thrust source, but a more potent twin-turbocharged 600-horse V8 is a possible option. Both could also be linked to 10-speed automatic transmissions. Lexus LC production is expected for the 2017 model year.

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THIS, OR SOMETHING LIKE THIS, WILL BE THE LOOK OF THE NEXT SUBARU IMPREZA. THE COMPANY IS NOT DIVULGING, OR DOESN’T KNOW, THE ENGINE CHOICES JUST YET.

The next-generation Impreza impresses at Tokyo show: Subaru appears to be taking its popular (and least-expensive) all-wheel-drive compact to a whole new level with the recent release of the 5-Door Concept at the recent bi-annual 2015 Tokyo Motor Show. The four- (passenger) door hatchback’s sleek lines and rounded nose represent a significant improvement on the Impreza’s already good looks. Although what rests beneath the hood remains a closely guarded secret, The Spy Guy hears that a turbocharged four-cylinder engine option will most likely find a home there and is the best way to improve horsepower with a mind for good fuel economy. You’ll probably see this Subie in showrooms by early 2017.

Mercedes’ next new sedan seems a bit early and will use a version of the C-Class chassis: Although last updated in 2014, the next totally new E-Class Mercedes-Benz will debut for the

2017 model year. Details are still hush-hush, but The Sleuth has learned that M-B’s mid-size car model will feature added space between the front and rear wheels and will use a version of the current C-Class’s platform. But the big news is that an inline six-cylinder engine displacing 3.0 litres that will replace the 3.5-litre V6 that’s currently offered. The straight-six is basically an extension of the automaker’s three- and four-cylinder gasoline and turbo-diesel powerplants. Also on the drawing board is a new twin-turbo 4.0-litre V8 that will spool out something like 600 horsepower.

Nissan turns a new Leaf: For anyone thinking that Nissan’s current electric-car star appears a bit too frumpy, well they could be in for a big surprise when the second-generation model hits the streets. The Sleuth hears that the showing of the IDS hatchback concept at the recent 2015 Tokyo Motor Show in Japan will form the basis of the automaker’s future autonomous (self-driving) car as well as a brand new Leaf. The latter, which is long overdue for renewal, will feature a power system with a significant jump in range, compared to the current 107-mile (170-kilometre) maximum, before recharging is necessary.

Wrapping the Leaf in a more visually stimulating wrapper for the 2018 model year

will help kick-start the car’s sales, opines The Sneaky One.

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Mazda gets back into the piston-less engine game: When your brand is famous for its unique powertrain, it makes sense to stick with it. The Sleuth thinks that Mazda’s recent announcement that it will return to its rotary-engine roots is a really smart play. The piston-less powerplant was last employed in the 2012 Mazda RX-8 and was thought by many to have taken its final bow. However it turns out the automaker’s engineering team has been quietly designing a nextgeneration unit dubbed the SkyActiv-R. No further details have been released, but the hot rumour as the returning-for-2017 RX-7 nameplate (displayed as the RX-Vision concept at the 2015 Tokyo Motor Show) gaining a turbocharger, followed by a plug-in hybrid version to be installed in a brand new RX-9 sedan the following year.

The death of Hemi legend Tom Hoover: The man credited with developing Chrysler Corporation’s 426 cubic-inch “Hemi” racing engine in 1964 died recently at age 85. While working for Chrysler from 1955-’79, Hoover was involved in various competition programs and was a charter member of The Ramchargers, which was the automaker’s in-house drag-racing team.

Along with his work on the Hemi, Hoover also introduced racing components for Chrysler’s “slant” six-cylinder engine and “Max Wedge” V8s with their power-boosting cross-ram-induction systems.

Lexus goes racing: Toyota has been deeply involved

THE MAZDA RX LINE WAS PRESUMED DEAD, MOSTLY DUE TO EMISSIONS AND FUEL-EFFICIENCY ISSUES OF THE ROTARY ENGINE, BUT IT APPEARS THAT MAZDA WILL GIVE IT ANOTHER GO. THIS IS THE RX VISION CONCEPT THAT APPEARED AT THE RECENT TOKYO MOTOR SHOW.

in motorsports competition for many years, including NASCAR and open-wheel Formula One sponsorships.

Now the automaker has announced it will be a partner in a Lexus racing team in the United States under the F Performance brand. Long-time driver Scott Pruett will lead the charge in an all-new sedan-based road-race series that’s expected to begin sometime in 2016.

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Although fans might think of the Mustang as a performance car, it was at first really an exercise in image. The performance came later. One example, the very-limited-production Boss 302 was created first and foremost as a way to go racing.

With its thundering V8 hoofbeats, the Boss made a sound that was music to the ears of Ford fans everywhere, but alarmed and intimidated the competition. The best part about the Boss 302, however, was that anyone willing to shell out an extra $1,200-$1,500 over and above a base Mustang (an extravagant sum back in 1969), could own a car approximating a full-on race machine, but with “civilian” interior and trim. The Boss 302 was developed because Chevrolet, a late comer to the “Pony” car wars - which began with the Mustang, of course - with its 1967 Camaro, had come up with a secret weapon for winning races in the Trans-Am road course series. That year, the Camaro Z/28 (named for its order-form option-code designation), with its special 302-cubic-inch engine, made obsolete all other competition machinery. In the hands of team owner Roger Penske and driver extraordinaire Mark Donohue, the ultra quick and slick Z/28s were clobbering the Mustangs at what had been their own game. In 1968, Penske, Donohue and their dark blue Sonoco-sponsored Camaro captured 10 of 13 races, including an amazing string of eight consecutive victories.

Suddenly, the less-powerful 289 cubic-inch Mustangs were outclassed and outgunned.

The brass at Ford needed to turn their losing situation around, and fast. At the time the company was pouring millions of dollars into a variety of racing programs throughout the world, including NASCAR, longdistance sports cars, dragsters, rally cars and numerous forms of open-wheel classes. Weakness in any of these categories would simply not be tolerated. With the encouragement of company president (and racing fan) Bunkie Knudsen, Ford’s performance head Jacque Passino was charged with putting the Mustang back in the winner’s circle. Also involved was former General Motors stylist Larry Shinoda, who had been appointed director of Ford’s Special Design Office. Since the Trans Am rules demanded that

each manufacturer sell a minimum 1,000 vehicles to the general public (no prototypes or one-offs allowed) before a given vehicle could be used for competition, Shinoda ensured that the new Boss 302 would at least look good in the showrooms as well as whip the Camaro on the track. The car began with what Ford called the SportsRoof (fastback) body style. Shinoda added special touches, including the car’s front and rear spoiler, rear window slats and special racing stripes. He is also credited with giving the car its name (“Boss” for his direct superior, Knudsen). If horsepower and displacement were the primary issues, then Ford’s engineers had the solution. Just as Chevrolet had mixed and matched mechanical components to create its 302 engine to fall within Trans Am’s 305-cubic-inch limit, Ford took the heads from its 351-cubic-inch “Cleveland” powerplant and fitted them to the new 302 cubic-inch block. The resulting hybrid produced a claimed 290 horsepower, however, as with the Z/28, actual output was understated to keep the automobile insurance companies happy and premiums low.

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competition, however, the Boss powerplant easily generated more than 400 horses. Aside from the trick motor, the Boss was also equipped with a four-speed “Toploader” manual transmission, competition suspension setup, quicker steering ratio and a 6,150-rpm electronic rev limiter. Right off the showroom floor, a $3,700 base-price Boss could sprint to 60 mph (96 km-h) from rest in less than seven seconds and produce quarter-mile times of around 14.5 seconds. To ready the Boss 302s for battle, Passino employed Bud Moore, a NASCAR stock-car race-team veteran, as well as former racer and Cobra sports-car builder Carroll Shelby who had successfully campaigned Trans-Am-prepared Mustangs (called Shelby GT350s) in the mid-1960s. Each man, along with a group of experienced and high-priced driving talent, fielded two cars for the 1969 season. On the road courses, full-race versions of the Boss 302 certainly began to take charge, but these more competitive Mustangs were still no match for the dynamic Penske/Donohue duo and its well-prepared Z/28. By season’s end, the Chevy had won six races, twice as many as both Ford teams. In the manufacturer standings, Chevrolet finished with 78 points, 14 ahead of Ford. For 1970, Bud Moore became the sole operator of Ford’s two-car Trans-Am effort. To make the Boss even more competitive, a more rigid rear spoiler was added as well as a rear stabilizer bar. The outcome of that year’s championship was a squeaker with Jones beating Donohue (who was then driving an AMC Javelin) by one point. It was a more lopsided story for the constructors trophy, with the combination of Boss 302 Mustangs and Cougars equipped with similar engines beating GM, AMC and Chrysler for the title. Following the 1970 season, both Ford and GM abandoned their corporate Trans-Am sponsorships and the series evolved into a battle of the imports, with Porsche becoming the dominant player for the next few years.

Today, a variety of foreign and domestic manufacturers are involved in Trans-Am racing, but the rules have changed to allow pure racing machines with composite bodies that bear only minimal resemblance to vehicles that anyone would drive on the street. But for one shining period in time, the Boss 302 Mustang beat all comers and Ford was able to reclaim the Mustang’s top spot in the Pony car corral.

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First shown four years ago, the new NSX is finally ready . . . to be ordered. This means that performance specs and options are finally known. The two-seater uses a twin-turbo 3.5-litre V6 and an electric motor mounted behind the cabin to drive the rear wheels, while the front wheels are independently driven • The record for the by separate electric motors. Total system output is 573 fastest steam-powered horsepower and 550 pound-feet of torque. Expect pricing in automobile was set in the $190,000 range in Canada.

1906 by Fred Marriott, 2017 Land Rover Range Rover Evoque Convertible: who managed to get his Stanley racer up to 121.56 mph Arriving by mid-2016 is one of the more unusual 4x4 vehicles (195 km-h) on the sands of Daytona Beach, Fla. and a first for Land Rover. The four-passenger vehicle’s fabric • Without numerous pioneers, the internal combustion roof raises and lowers in 18 seconds, but trunk space is tight engine might never have been developed. For example, in either position. A 240-horsepower 2.0-liter four-cylinder the crankshaft was developed by James Watt in 1782, engine and nine-speed automatic transmission originate while Frenchman Jean Lenoir is credited with inventing from hardtop Evoques. Prices start at about $50,000. the spark plug in 1860.

• The first person to achieve a speed greater than 60 mph (96 km-h) in an automobile was Camille Jenatzy of France, who officially reached 65.79 mph (about 105 km-h) in an electric car back in 1899.

• The exhaust on Chrysler’s experimental 1960s-era turbine-powered car reached 2600 C, which ultimately doomed the idea.

1973 Chevrolet Camaro Z28, sold, US $17,000: Second-generation (1970-’81) Camaros are gaining in popularity, especially the rare Z28.

They came equipped with a 350-cubic-inch V8 plus an available four-speed manual transmission with a Hurst-brand shifter (as was the case with this car) or threespeed automatic. This well-turned-out Camaro should definitely increase in value. Visit www.ebaymotors.com.

1966 Cadillac Coupe DeVille Convertible, sold, US $14,600: Old Caddys make great cruisers and always draw a crowd. This ‘66 DeVille has had 40,000 miles (65,000 kilometres) worth of use during its years in Florida.

A 340-horsepower 429-cubic-inch V8 comes with the car, as does air conditioning, cruise control and various power-operated items. The price was certainly right for this no-reserve drop-top. Visit www.ebaymotors.com.

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Why pay for a car, parking and insurance when you only need it every now and then?

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BY TODD D. BURLAGE

In a transportation tsunami that no one saw coming 10 years ago, a rising tide in the way drivers worldwide are viewing their vehicle needs and usage have put big car builders on high alert and charted a new course to the way they do business. General Motors, Ford, Audi and BMW is just a short list of the major automakers around the world that are adding ride-share endeavours to broaden business plans beyond manufacturing, all in an effort to keep up with a changing consumer mindset that indicates that owning has less and less to do with actual transportation. Most vehicles sit idle in a lot, driveway or an expensive parking garage for all but about two hours each day. And with the ease and popularity expanding exponentially of ride-share programs such as Zipcar, Car2Go, Uber and many others, major car builders are launching similar initiatives to secure a slice of this profitable pie. A study recently released by Roland Berger Strategy Consultants, a forecast firm that specializes in automotive industry trends, suggests the usage of car-sharing services will grow between 30 and 35 per cent per year - that’s each and every year - until 2020, building the annual revenue for this market in the next five years to about

CLAIRE BUFFIE USES A MOBILE PHONE APP TO RESERVE GM VEHICLES AS PART OF THE LET’S DRIVE NYC PROGRAM THAT’S AVAILABLE TO ELIGIBLE RESIDENTS OF THE RITZ PLAZA LUXURY APARTMENT BUILDING NEAR TIMES SQUARE. RESIDENTS CAN USE THE APP TO RESERVE A GM VEHICLE AND ACCESS PARKING IN 200 GARAGES THROUGHOUT THE CITY MANAGED BY ICON PARKING SYSTEMS. PHOTO CREDIT: GENERAL MOTORS

$10 billion US. The term “sharing” is misleading since what’s really going on is short-term on-demand renting, but the idea has a sound foundation. “We view evolving consumer preferences, such as car-sharing, as real business opportunities,” said General Motors President Dan Ammann, “where we can quickly build on our existing capabilities.”

With GM investment dollars already tied into the German ride-sharing service called flinc, and in another car-sharing endeavour with its Opel brand called CarUnity, this Detroitbased builder is already into European locales where dense populations leave urban travel and car ownership inefficient, and oftentimes, nearly impossible. And with the launch in October of its Let’s Drive NYC initiative, GM became the most recent auto builder to bring this game-changing transportation option closer to home. Starting small but thinking big, Let’s Drive NYC is a pilot program that will serve only the residents of the Ritz Plaza, which is a swanky 479-unit apartment building in downtown New York City.

Residents there can use a cellular telephone app to reserve one of 10 GM vehicles - eight Chevy Trax and two Chevy Equinox - complete with a rental perk of parking access at one of 200 garages in Manhattan. Ritz Plaza residents will receive credits for three courtesy rental hours per month, and after that, GM says, they can pay about $10 an hour or up to $75 for a single-day reservation. “Customers want options on how to move from Point A to Point B that provide flexibility and personalization,” said Ammann, who expects this Big Apple program to be a launch point into bigger and broader corporate initiatives. Ridesharing networks are popping up all over the world, with each essentially using the same app-based cash-free platform that links to a user’s credit card. The similarities between these are many, but the services still come in a variety of structures and sizes. Earlier this year, Audi

launched its app-based “on demand” rental service in San Francisco, Calif., that includes the convenience of vehicle delivery as opposed to pick-up. The app unlocks the doors and enables driving.

Parking permits called “free-floating” helped to bring BMW’s DriveNow program to Seattle, Wash., where the Bavarian auto-maker will soon introduce a fleet of about 750 vehicles in and around the Emerald City. These parking permits, which will cost BMW about US $1,700 for each of its rides, let drivers park their cars for free, allowing pre-approved DriveNow members to use their phone app to find a nearby vehicle, hop in, take a one-way trip, then simply leave the car in another neighbourhood. Ford is taking its ride-share endeavour in an entirely different direction with its “Peer-2-Peer Car Sharing” test program that is operating in cities throughout the West Coast, as well as in Chicago, Washington, D.C., and London. This initiative allows about 26,000 select customers who financed their vehicles through Ford to earn some extra cash by renting out their personal car. “There is quite a bit of research that shows that customers are interested in sharing possessions they have,” said Margaret Mellott, a Ford Motor Credit Co. spokeswoman, “including sharing vehicles and rides.” Ford’s foray - and other big-builder invasions into the ride-sharing business - are driven by the real threat of rideshare operations potentially cutting deeply into new-car sales.

By removing the high monthly costs of vehicle insurance, payments and maintenance, these on-demand transportation services have devalued car ownership, especially in urban areas and among a younger demographic that is becoming increasingly reliant on sharing rides. According to a study released in 2014 by consulting firm AlixPartners, one single car-sharing vehicle displaces about 30 new vehicle sales, leaving major manufactures to either get on board, or be left out. “Our study suggests that Americans’ willingness to avoid vehicle purchases due to growing car-sharing options is higher than many have thought,” said Mark Wakefield, managing director at AlixPartners. “The auto industry can be bypassed by these trends, or can seize the opportunity to get out in front of them.”

RITZ PLAZA RESIDENTS GET THREE FREE HOURS PER MONTH AND THEN PAY US $10 AN HOUR AFTER THAT, OR A DAY RATE OF $75. THIS IS TYPICAL OF SO-CALLED RIDE-SHARE PROGRAMS (WHICH ARE ACTUALLY SHORT-TERM RENTALS), BUT THIS TIME AN AUTOMAKER IS DOING IT RATHER THAN A THIRD PARTY. PHOTO CREDIT: GENERAL MOTORS

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by Nissan Canada Extended Services Inc. (NCESI) and applies to any MY15 Micra/Sentra/Murano and MY16 Versa Note/Rogue/Pathfinder models (each, an “Eligible Model”) leased and registered through Nissan Canada Financial Services Inc., on approved credit, between Jan 11 – Feb 1, 2016 from an authorized Nissan retailer in Canada. Eligible only on leases through NCF with subvented rates. Offer recipient will be entitled to receive a maximum of six (6) service visits (each, a “Service Visit”) for the Eligible Vehicle – where each Service Visit consists of one (1) oil change (using conventional 5W30 motor oil) and one (1) tire rotation service (each, an “Eligible Service”). All Eligible Services will be conducted in strict accordance with the Oil Change and Tire Rotation Plan outline in the Agreement Booklet for the Eligible Vehicle.

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The Eligible Services are not designed to meet all requirements and specifications necessary to maintain the Eligible Vehicle. To see the complete list of maintenance necessary, please refer to the Service Maintenance Guide. Any additional services required are not covered by the Offer and are the sole responsibility and cost of the recipient. Offer may not be redeemed for cash and may not be combined with certain offers NCESI reserves the right to amend or terminate this offer, in whole or in part, at any time without prior notice. Additional conditions and limitations apply. Ask your retailer for details. ≠Representative monthly lease offer based on a new 2016 Rogue S FWD CVT (Y6RG16 AA00)/2016 Rogue SV Special Edition FWD (Y6SG16 AA00)/2016 Pathfinder S 4X2 (5XRG16 AA00). 1.49%/1.49%/2.99% lease APR for a 60/60/60 month term equals monthly payments of $278/$339/$384 with $0 down payment, and $0 security deposit. First monthly payment, down payment and $0 security deposit are due at lease inception. Payments include freight and fees. Lease based on a maximum of 20,000 km/year with excess charged at $0.10/km. Total lease obligation is $16,708/$20,317/$23,013. *Representative monthly lease offer based on a new 2016 Rogue S FWD CVT (Y6RG16 AA00). 0% lease APR for a 24 month term equals monthly payments of $433 with $0 down payment, and $0 security deposit. First monthly payment, down payment and $0 security deposit are due at lease inception. Payments include freight and fees. Lease based on a maximum of 20,000 km/year with excess charged at $0.10/km. Total lease obligation is $10,387. ‡$3,250/$5,500/$6,500 NCF standard finance cash (includes bonus cash) available on new 2015 Micra 1.6 SR/2015 Sentra 1.8 SL CVT/2015 Altima 2.5 SL models when financing with NCF at standard rates. ▲Models shown $37,008/$25,998/$52,708/$18,438 Selling price for a new 2016 Rogue SL AWD Premium (Y6DG16 BK00)/ 2015 Sentra 1.8 SL (C4TG15 AA00)/2016 Pathfinder Platinum (5XEG15 AA00)/2015 Micra 1.6 SR AT (S5SG75 AE10). *Purchase financing price of $9,998 for a 2015 Micra 1.6 S (S5LG55 AA00) is available when financing whith NCF at standard rates. The price includes $1,150 NCF standard finance cash, $650 non-stack cash and $500 bonus cash. Freight and PDE charges, air-conditioning levy ($100) where applicable, manufacturer’s rebate and dealer participation (where applicable) are included. License, registration, specific duty on new tires ($15) and insurance are extra. Certain conditions apply. See your dealer or visit Nissan.ca/Loyalty. *◆±≠▲Freight and PDE charges ($1,760/$1,600/$1,760/$1,600) air-conditioning levy ($100) where applicable, applicable fees (all which may vary by region), manufacturer’s rebate and dealer participation where applicable are included. License, registration, insurance and applicable taxes are extra. Lease offers are available on approved credit through Nissan Canada Finance for a limited time, may change without notice and cannot be combined with any other offers except stackable trading dollars. Vehicles and accessories are for illustration purposes only. ALG is the industry benchmark for residual values and depreciation data, www.alg.com. 2016 Rogue recognized as IIHS top safety picks when equipped with Forward Emergency Braking. For more information see www.IIHS.org. ^Ward’s Large Cross Utility Market Segmentation. MY16 Pathfinder vs 2016 and 2015 Large Cross/ Utility Class. The Nissan Sentra received the lowest number of problems per 100 vehicles among compact cars in the proprietary J.D. Power 2015 Initial Quality StudySM. Study based on responses from 84,367 new-vehicle owners, measuring 244 models and measures opinions after 90 days of ownership. Proprietary study results are based on experiences and perceptions of owners surveyed in February-May 2015. Your experiences may vary. Visit jdpower. com. See your participating Nissan retailer for complete details. ©2016 Nissan Canada Inc. and Nissan Canada Financial Services Inc. a division of Nissan Canada Inc.

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Wise customers read the fine print: *, ★, , †, , ♦, § The Cold Days Hot Deals Sales Event offers are limited time offers which apply to retail deliveries of selected new and unused models purchased from participating dealers on or after January 15, 2016. Offers subject to change and may be extended without notice. All pricing includes freight ($1,745) and excludes licence, insurance, registration, any dealer administration fees, other dealer charges and other applicable fees and taxes. Dealer order/trade may be necessary. Dealer may sell for less. *Consumer Cash Discounts are offered on select new 2016 vehicles and are deducted from the negotiated price before taxes. ★The Make No Financing Payments for 90 Days offer is available from January 5 – February 1, 2016, and applies to retail customers who finance a new 2015/2016 Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram or FIAT vehicle (excludes 2015/2016 Dodge Viper and Alfa Romeo) at a special fixed rate on approved credit up to 96 months through Royal Bank of Canada and TD Auto Finance or up to 90 months through Scotiabank. Monthly/bi-weekly payments will be deferred for 60 days and contracts will be extended accordingly. Interest charges will not accrue during the first 60 days of the contract. After 60 days, interest starts to accrue and the purchaser will repay principal and interest over the term of the contract but not until 90 days after the contract date. Customers will be responsible for any required down payment, license, registration and insurance costs at time of contract. Some conditions apply. See your dealer for complete details. Up to $2,000 Bonus Cash is available between January 15 and February 1, 2016, on most new 2016 Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram and FIAT models excluding the following: 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan CVP, 2016 Journey CVP/SE Plus, 2016 Charger & Challenger SRT Hellcat, 2016 Jeep Cherokee Sport 4x2, 2016 Jeep Compass and Patriot Sport 2-Door CPOS, 2016 Jeep Wrangler Sport 2-Door, 2016 Ram 1500 Regular Cab and FIAT 500 POP. Bonus Cash will be deducted from the negotiated price after taxes. See your dealer for complete details. †0% purchase financing available on select new 2016 models to qualified customers on approved credit through RBC, Scotiabank and TD Auto Finance. Dealer order/trade may be necessary. Example: 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT with a Purchase Price of $27,790 with a $0 down payment, financed at 0% for 48 months equals 104 bi-weekly payments of $267 with a cost of borrowing of $0 and a total obligation of $27,790. 3.99% purchase financing for up to 96 months available on the new 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan Canada Value Package/2016 Dodge Journey Canada Value Package/2016 Chrysler 200 LX models through RBC, Scotiabank and TD Auto Finance. Examples: 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan Canada Value Package/2016 Dodge Journey Canada Value Package/2016 Chrysler 200 LX with a Purchase Price of $21,998/$20,998/$22,998 (including applicable Consumer Cash Discounts) financed at 3.99% over 96 months with $0 down payment equals 416 weekly payments of $62/$59/$65 with a cost of borrowing of $3,706/$3,537/$3,874 and a total obligation of $25,704/$24,535/$26,872. ♦3.49% purchase financing for up to 96 months available on the new 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Sport through RBC, Scotiabank and TD Auto Finance. Example: 2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Sport with a Purchase Price of $26,498 financed at 3.49% over 96 months with $0 down payment equals 416 weekly payments of $73 with a cost of borrowing of $3,880 and a total obligation of $30,378. §Starting from prices for vehicles shown include Consumer Cash Discounts and do not include upgrades (e.g. paint). Upgrades available for additional cost. ^Based on IHS Automotive: Polk Canadian Vehicles in Operation data as of July 1, 2015 for Crossover Segments as defined by FCA Canada Inc. TMThe SiriusXM logo is a registered trademark of SiriusXM Satellite Radio Inc. ®Jeep is a registered trademark of FCA US LLC used under licence by FCA Canada Inc.

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