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Syrian refugees arriving in Surrey Temporary hotel rooms for 150 newcomers as an agency scrambles to find them permanent housing Amy Reid

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Coach Kelly Leroux, centre Sahira Khan (foreground) and other players with the Surrey Falcons Atom C1 team celebrate a goal in a 5-3 win Saturday (Jan. 23) at North Surrey Arena. In a story on page 25, we check in with the Surrey-based female hockey association, founded in 1994 and now preparing to host its annual Superheart Tournament. (Photo: GORD GOBLE)

SURREY — Roughly 150 Syrian refugees are being temporarily housed in a Guildford hotel as immigration workers scramble to find housing for them.

That’s an update from Olga Shcherbyna, Surrey’s Local Immigrant Partnership Coordinator, who shared the information with the city’s diversity advisory committee on Tuesday (Jan. 26).

“They’re coming in with large families, with lots of kids,” she noted.

Meanwhile, the city is collaborating with Immigrant Services Society of British Columbia, the organization handling initial settlement, allowing the group to use recreation centres and libraries to hold orientation sessions, said Shcherbyna.

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A miracle on 150th Street?

Hundreds flock to see what tenants say is an oily manifestation of Virgin Mary

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Will they have the oily stuff tested?

“No, my mom she doesn’t allow it tested, because Mary SURREY — Something told her nobody test it,” Sandy special is happening in suite said.

315 of Guildford’s Evergreen When the Now first broke this Apartments. story last week, the building’s Over the past few weeks, manager had not yet joined the hundreds of people have pilgrimage but was aware of the come from across the Lower situation. “I have no comment,” Mainland to see for themselves she said through an intercom what the apartment’s tenants box. believe to be a manifestation of “The manager, she know the Virgin Mary.

An oily substance appears to Sanaan Alyais (right) and daughter Sandy say the Virgin Mary has about that,” Sandy said. “My appeared in their Guildford apartment. (Photo: TOM ZYTARUK) dad told her like what happened be seeping from a wall, small exactly here; she don’t come see.” statues of Jesus and Mary, and a There have been similar cases the Son of God, creator of the vanity mirror in Sanaan Alyais’s SEE MORE PHOTOS AT of such “miracles” happening heavens and earth, would bother bedroom. It’s become a shrine, THENOWNEWSPAPER.COM to dribble oil from an apartment elsewhere in the world, many heavy with Catholic iconography of them connected to the wall in Surrey, B.C., they have and the scent of incense. same morning, Sanaan was no explanation. And the Roman Virgin Mary. In 2013, roughly A rosary hangs on the white cleaning her room when she 2,000 people visited a home on Catholic Church in Vancouver felt someone touch her right east wall, from which the clear Membertou First Nation land, in or Toronto doesn’t appear to be shoulder. substance looks to be sweating.

Nova Scotia, after an oily image actively looking for one.

“She was so scared,” Sandy People have been learning about of the Virgin Mary appeared “I’m not aware of any plans the “miracle” by word of mouth, related. She said Mother Mary on a bedroom wall. The underway for the Archdiocese told her mom not to be afraid, says Sandy Alyais, Sanaan’s homeowner converted the room and instructed her to look at the of Toronto to investigate this 20-year-old daughter. About wall. “She looked at the wall and situation,” said Neil MacCarthy, into a religious shrine. Similar 900 people — a little more than occurrences have been reported director of public relations for the oil come,” Sandy said. “She 60 each day — have come from out of Union City, California, the Archdiocese of Toronto, was so scared.”

Vancouver, Richmond and and Montreal.

There was a small line at first. which has a cardinal. “Local elsewhere, she said. Some have During the Christmas of inquiries or related issues would “After, come more oil.” touched the oil, and many pray.

2009, a yellow oily liquid began normally be considered by Some of the oil has since The Alyais family immigrated weeping from a bedroom wall in the local church in the area, in trickled down to the carpet. to Canada from Iraq in a bungalow in Australia. this case the Archdiocese of Sanaan called for her family 2010, and are devout Roman It had been the room of a Catholics. They have lived in the to come have a look. By Sandy’s Vancouver.” teenaged boy who died in a Paul Schratz, spokesman for apartment for about three years. account, the Virgin Mary told car crash three years prior. the Archdiocese of Vancouver, Sanaan, 53, speaks Arabic, not her mom, after a while, to The family was Catholic, the instruct visitors to not touch the said “at this time we would English. She sat quietly on the bedroom was converted into a regard the events reported as a edge of her bed as Sandy told her oil, because they were touching religious shrine and — get this private and personal matter.” her face. story.

— it happened in a community Meantime, Sandy said the “She said nobody touch my A few Sunday nights ago, she called Guildford.

Virgin’s message to her mom face again. said, her mom was awoken at Coincidence?

“Just my mom can see her, not has been clear, and that is to 3 a.m. with a vision of her son, encourage believers to pray for who died in Iraq, and the Virgin us,” Sandy said. tom.zytaruk@ people suffering in Iraq and Asked why the mother of Mary. At about 11 o’clock that thenownewspaper.com Tom Zytaruk

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Respiratory therapists from Surrey Memorial Hospital (pictured above) donated their time to help prepare food at Quest Food Exchange, a non-profit organization located on 104th Avenue, as part of a team-building exercise.

In Delta, registration opens Feb. 1 for a new Opera and Performance Academy (Deltaoperaacademy.com), a partnership between Vancouver Opera and the Delta School District.

Surrey-based ceramics artist Sam Knopp (pictured at left) was recently recognized with the City of Vancouver’s Mayor’s Art Award for Craft and Design, for her work as an emerging artist.

Crime in Fleetwood is the subject of a Feb. 2 breakfast meeting co-hosted by Surrey Board of Trade (BusinessinSurrey.com, 604-581-7130), at Fleetwood Villa Retirement Residence starting at 8 a.m.

A cool $72,500 was raised for Surrey-based charity SOS Children’s Village B.C., which works with foster children and youth, during the Gingerbread Village showcase and gala held at Grouse Mountain in December.

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organized operations for the 24-hour field day competition, echoed the sentiment that it’s much f you felt the recent more than a past-time. earthquake that hit “It’s regulated by the B.C., you may have government,” explained pondered the aftermath Williams. “Just like the of a large disaster. radio stations you tune Technology, as we into – every person has know it, would likely be a unique call sign.” rendered useless.

Williams has been Our phones no Stan Williams of the Surrey Amateur Radio Club involved in emergencies more useful than is OK with being a ‘ham’ – a nickname for amateur in B.C., including the paperweights. Our radio operators. (Photo: AMY REID) Kelowna fires in the televisions and early 2000s, handling over 24 hours, bringing had to know morse computers worthless on-site communications. code. without energy to power home the highest score He was also “That was quite a in the club’s history. them. personally involved daunting thing for a They set up shop at Enter amateur radio. in remotely 15-year-old,” he said the former Grandview Hams, aka amateur handling emergency with a chuckle. “It Elementary school at radio operators, are communications for was intimidating but I 176th Street and 20th often called on to an Alaskan earthquake Avenue and managed to passed.” help with emergency while he was in the U.S. Today it’s a lot easier communications during make over 800 contacts “We happened to technically and they’ve throughout North disasters around the be down in Seattle dropped morse code as America and beyond. world. when the earthquake And they did it using a requirement.

We’re in pretty good happened,” said “But I still use it,” only five watts – that’s shape should we ever Williams. “A number remarked Brodie. the power of a single need to call on our of us took over another Christmas tree bulb – Surrey Hams. ham station, aimed the competing with stations The club recently antennas up to Alaska. he breadth of using 100 watts or more. placed first in Canada We handled all the the hobby is As club treasurer John and second in North massive, he said, emergency traffic.”

Brodie puts it, field day America in the annual from bouncing signals Since Williams got his is “a dress rehearsal for North American Field off the moon to voice license in 1963, times the real event.”

Day. communications to have certainly changed.

Brodie’s been licensed digital transmissions While there are tons In those days, you since the 60s and said of competitions, this through decoded had to sign a top-secret it’s the “mystique” of one’s their Super Bowl. messages. Increasing in government document amateur radio that drew popularity are outings And for Surrey promising to keep him to it.

Amateur Radio Club similar to geocaching anything received on the “The mystique in (SARC), 2015 was a where operators hide radio confidential.

1960 was amazing,” comeback of sorts. transmitters, or “foxes,” “Technically I’m still Brodie recalled. “You Two years ago, and the game is on to under that. Anything could make your own they also placed first locate it.

I receive on the air I’m equipment, which most in Canada in their “It’s more than just not permitted to relay,” amateur radio operators a bunch of guys sitting category, 3A, which he explained. “So not did‚ and then being able on the radio and talking only is it part of the means they had three to talk to the world with about the weather. radios operating under nature of the radio to a very small amount of emergency power.

There’s a lot more to it,” respect the privacy, if power or equipment. I Changing their stressed Brodie. you go back it was also studied for a whole year category last year And make no mistake, the law. There’s a level of out of my own books yielded a second place this isn’t CB radio. honour and respect.” before I got licensed.” for the group.

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Movie lovers given a jolt by seats synced to on-screen action set up a demo inside his Whalley store, Sprite Multimedia, on the corner of 108th Avenue and King George Boulevard.

He invites anyone who’s interested WHALLEY — A crash jolts you to the right. An explosion shakes your to come in and check it out; sit down and take in a whole movie, he whole body. Just when you think doesn’t mind. you’ve hit the height of intensity, “We’re leaving a movie playing all you’re thrown left, then right, then the time,” said Nielsen. “People are left again as a car tumbles down a just flabbergasted. bank after flying off a cliff.

“For me, I love science fiction so Mike Nielsen’s eyes light up like a kid in a candy store as he talks about I love all the science fiction movies.

D-Box, a Canadian company behind But they’ve done kids movies.

‘Frozen,’ for example.” state-of-the-art technology that Hundreds of hours of syncs seat movement to on-screen programming go into syncing just action, making you feel like you’re one film to D-Box. To date, there are literally part of the movie. more than 1,400 supported titles.

The technology is delivered With more than 1,100 D-Box through motion-enabled chairs, a films on his wall at home, it’s hard to controller and a set of codes. argue Nielsen’s a huge fan.

“Immersive – it’s just an Opening weekend of the latest immersive experience,” Nielsen “Star Wars” movie, “The Force explains. “You’re moving along Awakens,” was record-breaking for with the space craft or the car or D-Box cinema sales. whatever. Even when people are “All the D-Box seating sold out fighting, you feel it, it throws you before anything else. It was a huge, around in the seat.” huge success,” Nielsen said. “People Though he’s had D-Box set up at home for five years, Nielsen recently that want the uber experience go, Amy Reid

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Mike Nielsen relaxes in a D-Box seat, which he’s brought to his computer store in Whalley to allow customers to experience the increasingly popular technology. (Photo: AMY REID) ‘D-Box? 3D? I’m in.’”

While D-Box began in the home theatre realm (costing about $15,000 for a regular setup), the technology has been in theatres since 2009, starting with “Fast & Furious.”

Now, the majority of the company’s business is in cinemas.

They’re all over the world, in dozens

of countries with thousands of D-Box seats across the globe.

Here in the Lower Mainland, Cineplex’s SilverCity Riverport theatre in Richmond was the first theatre to hop aboard in 2013.

SilverCity Metropolis followed, and Cineplex Cinemas Langley (formerly the Colossus) was one of the later ones.

All told, D-Box motion seats are installed in 43 of Cineplex theatre’s in Canada, including five in B.C., with more to come.

It costs about $8 more to get a D-Box seat ticket in theatre and, according to Nielsen, it’s more than worth it.

But first, you can head down to his Whalley shop to get a taste of the latest and greatest in home theatre, for free.

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The Office of the Ombudsperson is taking its mobile complaint clinic to a location near you. So if you feel you have been treated unfairly by a provincial or local government body, here’s your chance to let fly.

The mobile complaint clinic will be in North Delta on Feb. 1 and Surrey on Feb. 2. Call 1-800567-3247 for free and confidential appointment.

“The Office of the Ombudsperson exists to help ensure everyone receives fair treatment from local and provincial government bodies,” said Jay Chalke, B.C.’s ombudsperson. “You may reach us by phone, mail, web, or visit in person at one of our mobile intake

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by Deltassist from 2 to 3 p.m. at 9097 Scott Rd. “I look forward to hearing about the challenges and opportunities Delta’s seniors face when dealing with public bodies,” Chalke said.

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services and other issues affecting seniors.

On Feb. 3, he will be speaking about fair income assistance, at a public event at the South Surrey Recreation and Arts Centre, from 10 to 11 a.m.

“When someone has a complaint about B.C.’s income assistance program and social safety net,” he said, “we’re here to help.”

He’ll be talking about the Medical Services Plan, BC Housing, the BC Bus Pass Program and other provincial programs.

Chalke began his six-year term as ombudsperson on July 1, 2015.

Before that he led the Justice Services Branch of the Ministry of Justice from 2011 to 2015.

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Guildford’s new aquatic centre wins a design award SURREY — Guildford’s new aquatic centre has won a prestigious design award.

Wood Design & Building Magazine, with the Canada Wood Council, has chosen the 75,000-square-foot aquatic centre to receive the 2015/16 North American Wood Design Award of Honour. It was selected from more than 140 competition entries.

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Surrey Mayor Linda Hepner said investing in the city’s recreational facilities “is integral to building healthy communities.” The award, she said, “certainly recognizes a commitment to excellence in our civic infrastructure projects.”

The winner was selected by a jury of prominent architects from

Canada and the U.S. The judges considered creativity as well as the “distinctive and appropriate” use of wood and “ability to satisfy building and site requirements, and aesthetic appeal.”

Coun. Bruce Hayne, chairman of the city’s parks, recreation and sport tourism committee, said the Guildford Aquatic Centre “will help generate valuable sport tourism opportunities – an area Surrey plans to grow over the coming years.”

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Current Non-District students who wish to continue at the same school for the next school year, are NOT required to submit a new Non-District Application.

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New Applicants Kindergarten Students living in school’s catchment area should apply at the catchment area school on the designated registration date or thereafter.

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At the time of registration, the following original documents must be provided: 1. Proof of birth date for the student (birth certificate or passport) (registration will not be accepted until proof of birth date is received)

At the time registration, the following documents be provided: 2. ofProof of citizenship for both theoriginal parent and the student must (Canadian birth certificate, citizenship card, passport, landed immigrant document, 1. Proofresident of birth date for the student (birth certificate or passport) (registration will not be accepted until permanent card) proof of birth date received) 3. Immunization record, CareisCard, medical and emergency contact information 4. Proof of Residency showing address (property taxes and - current agreement or rentalcitizenship receipt) 2. Proof of citizenship for both the parent the receipt, studentpurchase/rental (Canadian birth certificate, card, passport, immigrant document, permanent resident card) Parents should be awarelanded that students may be required to attend a school outside of their usual attendance area if class enrolments exceed 22.

3. Immunization record, Care Card, medical and emergency contact information Application 4. forms for of theResidency EARLY French Immersion are available at all elementary at the French Immersion Proof showing addressProgram (property taxes - current receipt, schools, purchase/rental agreement orParent Information Meetings, and online. Completed application forms for entry into Early French Immersion are to be delivered only to the French Immersion school in rental receipt) your attendance area, as indicated on the application form, on or before 4:00 pm, Friday, January 29, 2016. Successful applicants will be notified

Parents should aware students may be required attend school of outside of their procedure. usual attendance area if class by the schoolbethe week that following the application deadline,to and will bea advised the registration Parents are highly encouraged to attend enrolments 22. Parent Information Meeting in January. For more information, please visit our website at http://web.deltasd.bc.ca/ or contact a Frenchexceed Immersion Christine Carriou at ccarriou@deltasd.bc.ca or 604-952-5066.

Application forms EARLY French Immersion ProgramSchools are available allcompleted elementary schools, Forms at the are French Immersion Applications arefor nowthe being accepted for Traditional Elementary and are at to be separately. available at Heath, Jarvis andInformation Pebble Hill Traditional Schools or on theapplication district website at http://web.deltasd.bc.ca/.

Completed application Parent Meetings,Elementary and online.

Completed forms for entry into Early French Immersion areforms to beshould be delivered to those schools on or before 4:00in pm, Thursday, February 2016. delivered onlyonly to the French Immersion school your attendance area,4,as indicated on the application form, on or before 4:00 Applications pm, Friday,for January 29, 2016.

Successful will beElementary notified by school week application Montessori are being accepted applicants at Devon Gardens on the February 17,the 2016 fromfollowing 9:00 a.m. the to 12:00 p.m. Montessori is a deadline, willprogram be advised of the registration procedure.

Parents are highly encouraged attend French Immersion Parent free ofand charge available to all Delta primary aged children.

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A feature that delves deep into the people and issues in our community. Send your story ideas to edit@thenownewspaper.com

Whalley

An enclave of authentic ethnic food Food from around the world makes for a multicultural vibe in the heart of Surrey Amy Reid

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f you want authentic ethnic food and you want variety, Whalley’s the place to go to find it.

Jamaican. Mexican. Japanese.

Ukranian. Vietnamese. African.

And these aren’t chain restaurants. No, this is true-to-its-roots, bona fide fare.

Many are tucked away from the bustle of the ever-developing and ever-changing area.

Take Pho Tam, for example.

In a small, somewhat rundown strip mall near Surrey Central SkyTrain at 10302 City Parkway is a busy Vietnamese noodle joint.

The modest tables are almost always packed and once that food hits the table, you’ll understand why people cram into the little place.

Another gem, also tucked away, in behind the pawn shops and churches along King George Boulevard near 108th Avenue, is Taquiera Jalisco (13646 Grosvenor Rd.).

It’s said by some to have the best Mexican food outside of Mexico – just a small place with great food.

Mexican blankets covered in plastic add splashes of red and green to the tabletops.

Homemade salsas and chips served while you wait. Quesadillas, chimichangas, tamales, all served with refried beans. Lots of beans.

There’s also the lesser-known Mexican dishes, such as huevos rancheros – country style eggs served with rice and beans.

Galina’s Euro Food, run by a local mother and two daughters, is tucked away in the corner of the Dell Shopping Centre (13531 102 Ave.).

They describe themselves as “Little Europe in Central City,” serving up handmade perogies, hand-rolled cabbage rolls and, of course, borscht, which is beet soup for those not in the know.

One of their specialties is pelmeni, aka Siberian meat tortellini, also made by hand.

A stone’s throw away is the Rickshaw, a culinary landmark that’s been in Whalley since the 1950s, on the east side of King George Boulevard at about 105th Avenue.

It became a household name around the Lower Mainland, and while several other locations opened up, only the Whalley establishment remains. It attracts diners from here to Alberta and beyond.

About five years ago, the Chinese restaurant moved west, directly opposite its longtime location. But today, the iconic sign still stands on the east side of the street.

Just a short jaunt down the road, at 13593

Richie Hussett, who runs the Di Reggae Cafe on King George Boulevard, loves the tight-knit feel in Whalley but worries about the area’s inevitable development and what it will do to small business. (Photo: AMY REID) King George Blvd., is Di Reggae Cafe, serving up authentic Jamaican cuisine with a cool island vibe.

They’ve got the classics, such as jerk chicken and Jamaican patties, but try yourself some curried goat, oxtail or fish fritters while you’re at it.

“Friday is our biggest day,” said owner and chef Richie Hussett. “We promote it as fish Friday. We have an in-house DJ, and it’s not hype type of music, it’s lounge music so you’re still sitting there visiting and eating.”

Then there’s the rum cake, also known as black cake, and sweet potato pudding.

“As far as our desserts, we just can’t stock them enough,” he said.

Small businesses matter In 2014, an estimated 1,010,800 people worked in small businesses in British Columbia. These jobs accounted for 54 per cent of the private-sector employment in the province.

Small Business Profile 2015, put together by the province, notes, “B.C.’s small business sector has established itself as an integral instrument of job creation and economic growth. It is the primary provider of private-sector jobs in the province, reflecting an important and ongoing trend toward economic diversification.”

The majority of small businesses in B.C. are micro-businesses with fewer than five employees, according to the report. In 2014, four out of five of all small businesses fit that description.

—Amy Reid

the Whalley area.

“I pop in the Mexican restaurant once in a while, that’s just how we are in this community. Surrey Natural Foods, it’s a health food store, I get all my cream from there and the owner has all his lunches here. All the way down to the nitty gritty of, ‘Hey, I ran out of tomatoes,’ that’s how tight the area is. There’s no competition, it’s just a complement. We support one another.”

And support each other they must, said Hussett, as the inevitable chain restaurants descend on an area now dominated by small businesses.

Lucky Supermarket is coming to the Dell Shopping Centre and Hussett worries how that will impact the small businesses.

Shops like Seven Day Seafood and the Asian markets along King George Boulevard will be hit hard, he predicted.

The landscape of Whalley will likely change, he added.

“Why should people support these smaller restaurants? It’s just like the smaller supermarkets. You go to Seven Day Seafood, and it’s like you’re going to your neighbour, you know them on a personal level. You walk into a giant chain, nobody has time for you,” remarked Hussett.

“Community’s need to be built and small businesses are the way to go. If we’re not supporting our small little niche, then nothing is authentic anymore. It’s just like our foods.

Our clients tell us it’s authentic, the best food in town and that’s something we’re very proud of.”

REDEVELOPMENT OF AREA IS A DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD

The redevelopment happening all over Whalley is a double-edged sword, mused Hussett.

“I see the growth going very well in Whalley, which is a positive note, but these ONE DOOR CLOSES, ANOTHER OPENS giant companies coming in will hurt. They’re re-doing the whole (Dell) strip mall down Hussett opened the cafe just over four here and it’s great for them, there’s even years ago after a favourite dining spot of his, stuff that’s going to help me there, but on Taste Nice, closed its doors just down the hill the larger scope of things, how many small from his restaurant. businesses are going to have to shut down?”

He would drive all the way from blind, Hussett said. He wasn’t aware of the Chilliwack, where he lived at the time, just Bonnie Burnside of the Downtown Surrey area’s issues with drugs and homelessness. for their food.

BIA said most people don’t realize there are “From a visual standpoint, someone coming so many neat restaurants in the area, but she “Chain restaurants are so common. If you to visit your restaurant, there’s a nice Jamaican sees larger tenants coming to the area as a want something unique, if you want to eat restaurant there and if you’re coming down something like how mom would prepare a positive.

Grosvenor (Road) and the first thing you see is meal for you‚ go into a smaller restaurant, “People tend to go, ‘Oh we don’t have a people drinking in the park and not behaving Cactus Club,’ or, ‘We don’t have an Earls,’ so where they can take time and prepare your as what we call proper, it’s kind of a turnoff. meal, there’s just nothing that can compare there’s nowhere to eat,” said Burnside. “You We had those obstacles.” to that,” said Hussett. want these unique places like we have, but Hussett considered throwing in the towel a And there’s no shortage of choices in you still have to have the anchor tenants few times, but each time, it was the people that so people will come here and hopefully Whalley. Hussett attributes that to the area’s make him realize he should stay put. population, which is as diverse as the food discover all the unique places that are here.”

“When I hear someone say, ‘Man, I so offerings.

Last summer, the Downtown Surrey appreciate coming here, it’s so nice to get the “I just found that the majority of folks BIA released a restaurant guide, which aura and the music and the food, it feels like from my background – not just Carribeans they update every year. On it, you’ll find a but also Africans and South Americans – the we’re at home.’ That’s what Canada is about. plethora of ethnic food choices. Find the Every culture comes here and creates their majority of them were based out in Surrey most recent version at Downtownsurreybia. and Delta. Choosing this location was easy.” own little nest.” com/wp-content/uploads/ The chef said he’s in Surrey for the long Operating the business has been rocky at restaurantGuide2015BWEB.pdf. haul, adding he loves the tight-knit feel in times, partly because he came into the area amy.reid@thenownewspaper.com

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The website’s list is based on an analysis of more than 275,000 reviews of approximately 1,500 restaurants across the country.

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Guildford cousins tout compost ‘bin barrier’ Shawn Davis uses the garage of his family’s Guildford-area home to package and ship Compy, a “bin barrier” made of a secret plant material and used in kitchen compost bins. Davis, 24, a grad of Johnston Heights Secondary and also Sauder School of Business, says the product helps eliminate odours, absorbs moisture and keeps fruit flies away from the compost. Not pictured is Sam Sidhu, Davis’ cousin and partner in the fledgling business venture (Compythat.com), which counts Choices and London Drugs stores among wholesale buyers. (Photo: TOM ZILLICH) Choices Markets, HoneyDo Lifestyle Assistant and Komal’s Kreations Inc. Komal’s Kreations Inc. is an interior design and construction service and supply company; HoneyDo Lifestyle Assistant helps seniors to remain independent and connected in their community; Choices Markets is a Deltabased business with 10 stores in the Lower Mainland and one in Kelowna, and 505-Junk is a junk-removal and

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A dinner and award ceremony will be held at the Delta Town and Country Inn on Feb. 19. For more information call 604-946-0672.

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The companies were nominated for demonstrating ethical business practices.

The awards program is sponsored

by Delta’s Rotary clubs, The Kwantlen Polytechnic University chapter of the international business school Enactus, the Surrey Now, Surrey Leader and Delta Optimist.

“Well-qualified organizations in Delta were nominated this year,” said Leslie Abramson, award program leader.

“We were seeking not the most ethical companies, because there are many out there, but those which demonstrated that they were models of ethical business practice to personify the four-way test of Rotary International.”

The test poses the questions: “Is it the truth? Is it fair to all concerned? Will it build good will and better friendships?

Will it be beneficial to all concerned?”

The four finalists, from which a winner will be selected, are 505-Junk,

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Our view

Fix for school overcrowding is overdue

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hen will Surrey finally get a break?

For decades now, the Surrey School District has wrestled with classroom overcrowding, not enough schools and controversy surrounding that ever-unpopular Band-Aid solution, the school portable.

While enrollment is dropping in Vancouver and Richmond, Surrey is, of course, experiencing increasing overcrowding, especially in Clayton, South Newton and South Surrey.

In September 2014-15, Surrey took in 827 more students while Vancouver’s enrollment dropped by 629 students. For other districts

experiencing growth, none are feeling the crunch like Surrey is.

On Wednesday, New Democrat education critic Rob Fleming and our three local MLAs were in town to discuss the challenges school children are facing at Surrey’s overcrowded schools.

Over time, Liberal, New Democrat and even Social Credit provincial governments have presided over Surrey’s overcrowded schools situation and yet, in 2016, here we are.

Same old, same old.

Let’s hope this current Liberal government will do something toward fixing the problem.

The Now

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Dialing for doctors, lining up for labs Negotiating this can also be stressful. I think back upon arriving at LifeLabs on a Saturday morning, before the office opened SoLetItBeDone at 7 o’clock. It was still dark outside. When I Tom Zytaruk stepped out of the elevator, 13 people were already lined up in the hallway in front of me.

A bunch of people arrived right behind me, and that snaking line soon became more like So let it be written... an anaconda than a garter snake. The place am fortunate to have a good family doctor. should be called LineLabs.

Frustrating as it was for the patients in He is competent, caring, and when I have queue, I can only imagine what it must be an appointment, he takes time to listen to like for the lab employees who arrive at work me and consider the best course of action. I don’t get shunted out of his office like I’m just in the morning, coffee cup in hand, to a huge lineup of anxious clients. If I came to work another ear tag in the cattle line. every day with 30 or 40 people waiting to In other words, I have no complaint with speak with me before I even got to my desk, I him. But securing an appointment with my think I’d go mad. Well, madder than I already doctor can be downright stressful, as the am, anyway. competition to see him is fierce.

Something’s gotta give here.

It starts the second the clinic opens, The last time a doctor made a house call on early in the morning. I call the clinic, get a machine or busy signal, hit redial and repeat my behalf was when I was a teenager living in North Delta. I am now 50 years old. until I get through, to hopefully secure a Conversely, just a few years ago when coveted appointment for that day. Often we were last in Guatemala, my wife’s native within minutes he’s booked up.

I know other patients have to be performing country, I got sick — no big deal, just a flu — and they called a doctor. Bam! He was at the the same ritual. It’s kind of like dialing up a house, medical bag in hand, within the hour. morning radio show, hoping you get through And the service was exceptional. for a chance to win the big prize.

Guatemala City’s population, I might add, is But let’s say you get lucky and score an roughly 3,354,000 whereas the population of appointment. Maybe then you’re sent to a Metro Vancouver is 2,513,000. medical lab for a test.

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didn’t have one. In Surrey and North Delta, 15,000 residents were actively looking for a family doctor in 2013-14 but it’s hoped the next evaluation will reveal some improvement.

As it now stands, while 14 new doctors have since set up practice here, Surrey is still growing by roughly 1,200 new residents per month, and 27 per cent of our local doctors are expected to retire in the next nine years.

It is encouraging they are trying to fix this but it remains abundantly clear that, The Central American city has a much whether you have a family doctor or not, the higher population density than we do here availability of prompt medical service has not and yet doctors there gladly make house calls kept up with population growth. Unless this within the hour, while trying to see a doctor improves, long lineups and fevered phone up here — at their clinic, mind you — can be calling for appointments will continue to be quite the adventure. the norm.

Who’s the Third World country, eh? Makes That said, still I wonder why we can’t do you wonder. what’s done in Guatemala, with its higher Again, I consider myself fortunate to population density. actually have a family doctor, scheduling Clearly, our medical system needs a serious aggravations or no. In 2013 B.C.’s provincial booster shot of efficiency, in both arms. government launched a $132-million initiative Is there a quick fix? called A GP for Me, to address the shortage of Don’t hold your breath too long. You might doctors here. need to see a doctor for that, and you could be By the end of that year, roughly 200,000 in for a long wait...

British Columbians did not have a family doctor and there was no significant change in So let it be done.

2014 either. The numbers aren’t yet in for 2015.

Some headway has been made in White Tom Zytaruk is a staff writer with Rock and South Surrey, where the program the Now. Email him at tom.zytaruk@ has found doctors for 12,000 residents who thenownewspaper.com

It remains abundantly clear that, whether you have a family doctor or not, the availability of prompt medical service has not kept up with population growth.

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The Editor, If one were to judge the editorial view of most newspapers, it is evident that they are opposed to any kind of extension or expansion of the movement of petroleum throughout anywhere in Canada – for any reason whatsoever.

In my humble opinion, though, I tend to agree, but for far different reasons.

I think that such companies and groups as the NEB, Kinder Morgan, Enbridge and myriad other supporting industries in the petroleum milieu, should shut down all activities for the time being (it’s not like the oil is going anywhere, anyway) and await the outcome of the American election, to see if the Republicans get in (although Democrats are of like mind, possibly). The price per barrel being what it is, the commodity is likely to be more profitable a couple years from now.

At such time, when fuel becomes more dear, the groups in opposition to these pipelines will begin to see the advantage of having it at our doorstep.

And when the environmentalists and others begin to notice the price shooting up because of scarcity, and the disappearance of proposed benefits doled out to these groups via payoffs, they will begin to wonder why they were such idiots.

When the lights and other hydro-driven industries begin to shut down, because of the loss of Site C on the Peace River, there will likely be some regrets. There will be no more dancing of multicultural jigs, Bohemian rants or smoking of sweet grass when the product and its profits are going south through the Great Plains and shipped to the world markets through the Gulf of Mexico.

“Oh Iago, the pity of it”!

Larry Bennett, Burnaby

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Our Facebook followers also responded to our online story about people making a pilgrimage to a Guildford apartment to see what tenants say is an oily manifestation of the Virgin Mary (see story on page 3): Melanie Spencer That much condensation could be a health risk eventually as it could cause mold to grow and could lead to respiratory issues. I would look at why there is so much moisture in that room. Do you have a dryer operating in the home or do you hang wet laundry up to dry on racks? Is that room near a bathroom or other damp area?

Sometimes wet walls are caused from the exterior poorly insulated walls being too cold in opposition to the interior walls being very warm. A dehumidifier should be used to get the moisture out of the air before you encounter problems.

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Syrian refugees

‘Highly positive’ community forum shed light on ways to help

training more than 30 people who want to volunteer their time to On Wednesday, Jan. 20, the City help the refugees adjust to life here.

Hong is pleased with how many of Surrey hosted a community residents have shown a desire to forum on refugees at Fleetwood Park Secondary that saw about 200 help.

Options has been contacted by residents come out. several retired teachers who wanted The idea was to bring to volunteer, and they will be doing government and service agencies topical “conversation circles” to into one room to provide teach English to refugees. information to residents and “One day we could focus on provide a venue to ask questions. shopping, then maybe another Shcherbyna said it was “highly group could focus on employment,” positive” based on the feedback. explained Hong. “Instead of “People really appreciated the opportunity to hear from different general conversation we’re going to help with immediate needs.” levels of government. And they Many of the other volunteers will really, really appreciated the be trained as “social mentors,” said opportunity to connect with local Hong. service providers,” she noted, That could include showing adding the event provided people refugees around the city, with information on how they introducing them to transit, rec could help. centre and libraries, and perhaps Connie Hong is a senior manager with Options Community taking them to a grocery store for Services Society, one of the groups the first time.

But Hong stressed it’s not just at the recent forum.

Syrian refugees who need help.

This week, Options will be ‹ from page 1

We want people to start feeling connected immediately, even if they’re not permanently settled.

— Coun. Judy Villeneuve, chair of Surrey Local Immigrant Partnership (Now file photo) “The Iraqi’s are still coming, too,” said Hong.

Questions about the impact on Surrey’s school district were top of mind for many at the recent forum.

Surrey’s Welcome Centre manager Caroline Lai said so far, 10 Syrian refugee students have been registered in the district. Five of those are in elementary, five in secondary schools.

The district is anticipating another 300 to 350 students, and Lai said they’re ready.

“We don’t know if they’ll be

coming in waves or if they’ll all just land on our doorstep one day,” remarked Lai. “We’re just trying to be as prepared as possible. But as a whole, we are experienced with dealing with refugee experiences and backgrounds.”

Surrey Coun. Judy Villeneuve, a longtime advocate in the realm of refugees who chairs the Surrey Local Immigrant Partnership, said so far, roughly 60 per cent of the refugees to arrive have been under 18.

The number of arrivals have

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Surrey Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 18637

Application: 7915-0232-00

Application: 7915-0101-00

Location: 11030 - 156 Street

Location: 10525 - 132 Street

Purpose of Bylaw: The applicant is seeking to rezone the hatched site from One‑Acre Residential to Single Family Residential.

Purpose of Bylaw: The applicant is seeking to rezone the hatched site from Single Family Residential to Single Family Residential (10).

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The applicant is proposing to subdivide into 2 single family small lots.

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The applicant is proposing to subdivide into 9 single family lots.

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These applications are at the Public Hearing stage. Below are ways to provide input.

Planning & Development 604.591.4441

Visit City Hall during business hours and view related info for each application.

Email City Clerk clerks@surrey.ca Fax or mail a letter to City Hall (fax: 604-501-7578) In person at a Public Hearing meeting

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been lower than expected up to this point, according to Villeneuve.

Since last November, 21 refugees have been settled in Surrey, she noted.

Villeneuve said the city plans to do a welcoming event sometime this spring once the influx has come.

Surrey has been proactive when it comes to its refugee population, said Villeneuve. The city was working on a long-term refugee strategy in partnership with the province long before the federal government’s announcement it would be accepting 25,000 Syrian refugees.

More recently, the city produced two brochures, one for residents wanting to help and one for refugees to learn more about their new community.

“We want people to start feeling connected immediately, even if they’re not permanently settled,” said Villeneuve.

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Surrey Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 18638

Application: 7915-0032-00 Location: 6238 - 133 Street Purpose of Bylaw: The applicant is seeking to rezone the hatched site from One‑Acre Residential to Single Family Residential.

The applicant is proposing to subdivide into 2 single family lots. In addition, a development variance permit is being sought to reduce the rear and side yard setbacks of proposed lot 1 in order to retain 2 trees.

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p u b lUSE i c nPERMIT otice NOTICE OF TEMPORARY At the Monday, February 1, 2016, Public Hearing meeting, commencing at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers, 13450 – 104 Avenue, staff is recommending that Council approve the issuance of the following Temporary Use Permit:

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Permit No. 7915-0345-00 Location: 12438 - 80 Avenue p allow u b lthei ccontinued n o tuse i cofean existing Purpose of Permit: The applicant is seeking to parking lot for employees of Dick’s Lumber for a period not to exceed 3 years.

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Altered uniforms, no rides with Mounties among new rules for volunteer cops Tom Zytaruk

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Fire displaces occupants of two townhouses SURREY — The occupants of two Guildford townhouses have been displaced from their homes following a two-alarm fire early Monday morning (Jan. 25) at Highpoint Court.

Extra firefighters were called

Committee regarding theof Draft and Capital Plans followingtothespeak staff presentation Interested members theOperating public will be given andirectly opportunity directly to on Wednesday, February 10, 2016.

In addition, the Chair of the Finance Committee willthe receive the Finance Committee regarding the Draft Utility Plan directly following staff written comments from the public with respect to theInDraft Operating Capital Plans, on or presentation on Monday, November 23, 2015. addition, theand Chair of the Finance before Wednesday, February 17, 2016.

Writtenfrom comments (including therespect name and of Committee will receive written comments the public with toaddress the Draft the sender) to: Monday, November 30, 2015. Written comments (including Utility Plan,may on be or sent before the name and address of the sender) may be sent to: Chair, Finance Committee Chair, City of Finance Surrey Committee City of –Surrey 13450 104 Avenue 13450 104V3T Avenue Surrey,–B.C. 1V8 Surrey, B.C. V3T 1V8 Email: clerks@surrey.ca Email: clerks@surrey.ca Fax: 604-501-7578 Fax: 604-501-7578

in to fight the blaze at 14840 100th Ave., shortly after 8 a.m.

Nobody was injured and fire investigators are trying to determine how it started, Assistant Chief Brian Woznikoski said.

“We knocked down the fire fairly quickly.”

Two townhouses were damaged and emergency social services is “taking care” of the residents, Woznikoski said.

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WAT E R M A I N F L U S H I N G As part of the City’s maintenance program, the flushing of the watermains in the areas located between 144th Street & Highway #17 & 88th Avenue to Highway #17 will occur from October 1, 2015 to May 31, 2016.

Flushing of watermains is required to remove sediments and to maintain water quality. This may result in your water supply appearing cloudy due to the sediments. Since some staining of laundry may result and some industrial processes may be affected, we recommend the following.

The Five (2015 – 2019) Financial Plan thatPlan was adopted

by Council lastby yearCouncil may be viewed on The FiveYear Year (2015 – 2019) Financial that was adopted last year the City’s website at Reports at thatwww.surrey.ca. contain the Operating and Capital components may be viewed onwww.surrey.ca. the City’s website Reports that contain the of the Draft Five Year of (2016 2020)Five Financial will–be posted on the City’s week Utility component the–Draft YearPlan (2016 2020) Financial Planwebsite will betheposted of February 2016. the week of November 16, 2015. on the City’s2,website

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Section 165 of the Community Charter requires all municipalities to prepare a Financial Plan for Section 165 of the Community Charter requires all municipalities to prepare a a period of five years to be adopted annually by bylaw. It also requires Council to undertake a Financial Plan for a period of five years to be adopted annually by bylaw. It also process of public consultation regarding the Five Year Financial Plan before it is adopted. requires Council to undertake a process of public consultation regarding the Five Year Financial Plan before it is adopted.

The Finance Committee of City Council has scheduled a public meeting to consider the Operating and Finance Capital components of of theCity DraftCouncil City of Surrey Five Year (2016 – 2020) Financial Plan (the The Committee has scheduled a public meeting to consider ‘DraftUtility Plan’),component to be held in the Council Chambers City Hall, 13450 – 104 Avenue on: Financial the of the Draft City ofatSurrey Five Year (2016 – 2020) Plan (the ‘Utility Draft Plan’), to be held in the Council Chambers at City Hall, Date: Wednesday, February 13450 – 104 Avenue on: 10, 2016 Time: 4:00 p.m.

Date: Monday, November 23, 2015 Time: 3:00members p.m. of the public will be given an opportunity to speak directly to the Finance Interested

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Once theFinance Finance Committee is satisfied the Utility component Once the Committee is satisfied that the that Operating and Capital componentofofthe the Draft Draft Five Year(2016 (2016– –2020) 2020)Financial Financial is acceptable, will be submitted to City Five Year PlanPlan is acceptable, it will beit submitted to City Council for Council at a Regular Council meeting, which approval for at a approval Regular Council meeting, which is expected to occur onis expected to occur on November 2015.

February 22,30, 2016.

SURREY — Changes to the national RCMP auxiliary constable program will be felt more in Surrey, Canada’s largest detachment, than anywhere else in the country.

At a time when the public is calling for more police to help fight crime in this city, roughly 80 volunteer officers – the largest contingent of roughly 1,600 auxiliaries across Canada – learned this week from RCMP headquarters in Ottawa that they will no longer be able to ride with Mounties,

Fordy noted the auxiliary constables are unarmed volunteers “whose primary purpose is to participate in community policing services such as community engagement and crime prevention.”

But because they are unarmed and work alongside Mounties, he added, “the potential for danger exists.

“Incidents where uniformed officers have been randomly targeted, along with the shooting of an auxiliary constable in Alberta last year, demonstrated the need for increased vigilance,” Fordy said.

“For this reason the RCMP has discontinued the ride along component nationally for the auxiliary officers — I support this approach.”

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Members of the public are encouraged to submit their comments or concerns to Council, and may be submitted in writing to City Clerk. Comments may be faxed to (604) 501-7578, emailed to clerks@surrey.ca or submitted by mail to the City Clerk at 13450 -www.surrey.ca/parksplanning 104 Avenue, Surrey, BC V3T 1V8, no later than Monday, February 1, 2016 at 4:00 p.m.

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Additional information may be obtained from the Planning & Development Department at (604) 591-4441. Copies of the supporting staff reports, the Temporary Use Permit and any other relevant background documentation are available on the City of Surrey website at www.surrey.ca or may be inspected at City Hall during business hours commencing Tuesday, January 12, 2016 until Monday, February 1, 2016.

receive firearms familiarizing training, and that their uniforms will be changed to better distinguish them from regular officers.

This comes after a year-long review following the Bill Fordy fatal January 2015 shooting of Const.

David Wynn at a casino outside Edmonton. Auxiliary Const.

David Bond, a volunteer police officer since 2008, was also injured.

Surrey RCMP Chief Supt.

Bill Fordy noted the auxiliary program has not been shut down.

“The Surrey RCMP has always maintained that our auxiliary constables play an important role in our community in crime prevention and community engagement, and we are fully committed to having this vital role continue in our community,” Fordy told the Now.

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Surrey is one of 14 recipients receiving $263,000 toward such initiatives.

Using the funds, Surrey will complete an environmental scan exploring issues of racism in the city, then plans to host a symposium to discuss the issues.

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“She wasn’t in a crosswalk,” Surrey RCMP Sgt. Paul Hayes noted.

She was struck by a car near 104th Avenue, at about 6:30 a.m. Police are still trying to identify the victim, who is believed to have been in her 40s.

Hayes noted it was still dark and the weather was “miserable” at the time. The driver remained at the scene and is co-operating with police, he said.

It is Surrey’s first pedestrian-related fatality this year.

Last year, Surrey recorded eight fatal crashes involving pedestrians while Delta recorded one fatal pedestrian crash in July, three pedestrian crashes involving serious injuries and one serious crash involving a cyclist.

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Bullets fly, trio arrested WHALLEY — Police arrested three people and seized a vehicle a few hours after a house was shot at in Bolivar Heights early Tuesday morning.

Nobody was injured in the shooting, but bullets struck the house in the 13600-block of 111th Avenue in Whalley just after 3 a.m. Police have yet to determine a motive, Surrey RCMP Sgt. Paul Hayes said. “The people inside were completely unaware until we woke them up,” he said.

The RCMP received 911 calls from the neighborhood.

“We have a vehicle seized as well,” he said.

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New ops officer for RCMP SURREY — Superintendent Marc Landry is Surrey RCMP’s new operations officer.

The former Canadian Forces soldier will oversee all of the detachment’s operations, including the operations review unit, operational communication Marc Landry centre, the cell block and general duty.

Hailing from Montreal, Landry served with the infantry for six years prior to joining the RCMP 28 years ago. His most recent post, before taking on his new duties, was operational support officer for the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, responsible for the uniform enforcement teams, surveillance teams and covert asset support team.

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SURREY — I spent nearly 90 minutes staring at, walking around, looking inside, looking over, looking under, listening and interacting with it. I then spent another 30 minutes chatting with the guy who created it.

And I still wasn’t sure what I’d experienced.

I came away feeling retrospective and melancholy, a bit weirded out. And I definitely wanted to go back. Maybe twice.

“It” is “Secret Citadel,” the latest exhibit at Surrey Art Gallery, and it’s unlike anything that’s been at the SAG in quite some time. And for that, you can fully credit the artist, Sackville, New Brunswick’s Graeme Patterson.

Patterson spent five years of his life in its creation. And all along, he wanted people to come away from it feeling as I did: thoughtful and fully immersed.

“Secret Citadel” is a broad and deeply complex installation that spans the entire gallery and incorporates several distinct components. It melds life-size objects (a working player piano, a high school gym bleacher, a la “Smells Like Teen Spirit”) with ridiculously complex miniature scenes (fully decked-out cutaway houses, a locker room, a weight room and much more), and then tops it off with a liberal dose of stop-motion animation.

More interestingly, you’ll miss so much of it at first blush. You’ll need to peel away the layers, and perhaps even lay on the floor or stick your head inside something to fully appreciate all that’s going on here.

All that’s going on here begins in Patterson’s youth.

“I started with this piece,” he

composed. Above it, more scenes – a pub, a lonely guy in his living room, another fellow playing darts. Is this Yuki and Patterson, separated by events, living their lives out? Is it a reflection of ourselves?

Soon, the seemingly huge discrepancies dissolve.

Figurines versus projections, life-size versus miniature, animal head versus human head, old versus young – somehow, it all blends together.

“It’s a maximalist thing New Brunswick-based artist Graeme Patterson at Surrey Art where I want to have the world Gallery with his interactive exhibit. (Photo: GORD GOBLE) fully explored,” says Patterson in explaining his multifaceted lot of guilt and this is the semiSEE MORE PHOTOS, VIDEO approach. “I keep adding, and fictional spark that ignites those AT THENOWNEWSPAPER.COM keep adding. And then maybe memories.”

I think about it differently now, I look across the room and says, motioning to the module so I’m going to slightly change see a ballet of sorts, a stophe calls Grudge Match. “I used motion projection that features it. Eventually, I’ll know when to wrestle in high school. This it’s done. Sometimes something two humanoids with animal body of work is about male is too gimmicky and I take it heads. friendship, male bonding, and out. It’s a gut feeling.”

Patterson explains. my life’s experiences with that.”

Surrey Art Gallery is the “At some point in this Patterson talks about Yuki, a fifth stop, and the only one narrative, I didn’t want to childhood friend. in B.C., of Patterson’s current just talk about me and Yuki “We grew up together in Saskatoon, but I lost touch with specifically, with our faces and six-city, country-wide tour our likenesses. I wanted to have with “Secret Citadel.” It’s a him when we were nine.” massive undertaking that these avatars, these mascots.

“This,” he says, pointing to one of two hand-crafted figures So I used a bison mascot and a involves a “large semi truck” and an experienced squad of art cougar mascot. Both are kind at opposite ends of a wrestling shippers. And lots of insurance. of Canadian animals, and also mat, “is a teenage version of “Shipping is one of the him. When I finished this piece, very male. They allowed me to biggest challenges,” the artist talk about all my friends.”

I knew there was more to this says.

I tell him they also look story, to this investigation.”

By the time you read this, somewhat frightening, and he As it turns out, the entire Patterson will already be back project is an ethereal extension agrees. in Sackville, at home in his “Yeah, they’re scary. of the truncated Graeme/Yuki relationship, and it’s not always Everything here has that rough studio and working again on his current project. esthetic. It’s supposed to be a pretty.

“Right now I’m working little dark and grim.”

“It gets really grim in the with some stuff that’s very Over here, a mountain second one,” says Patterson as animal oriented. A little more topped with bedsheets and we walk to the fixture he calls representational. But I’m “Camp Wakonda.” On one level, scarves, separating the also using more interactive childhood homes of Yuki and children at play. On the next, a components, using new crash scene between school bus Graeme. Inside, figurines at technologies, computers and play dressed in their finest and car. more video.” ’70s and ’80s garb and, if you “It speaks about adolescence “Secret Citadel” will remain manage to spot them, tiny and destruction and where on view at Surrey Art Gallery projections whirring away. friendships go to die. I had a Over there in another room, until March 20. Brutally candid car accident with a van when I and exceptionally inventive, it’s that player piano. I deposit a was 16. No one got hurt, but a well worth your attention. friendship was basically ruined. coin and it fires up, playing a haunting melody Patterson It was my fault.... There was a Goble@shaw.ca

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Surrey Board of Trade Crime Breakfast focuses on the area of Fleetwood, at 8 a.m. Tuesday, Feb. 2, featuring representatives from Surrey RCMP, City of Surrey, and Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers. This free event is held in partnership with Fleetwood BIA, at Fleetwood Villa Retirement Residence, 16028 83rd Ave., Surrey. “You’re encouraged to come prepared with questions or issues that your business would like to address.” To register, visit Businessinsurrey.com or call 604-581-7130.

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.

THEATRE/STAGE “Funny Little Thing Called Love”: Comedy play written

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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.

“Seeds”: Eric Peterson of TV’s ‘Corner Gas’ stars in Annabel Soutar-penned play, staged at Surrey Arts Centre on Thursday, Jan. 28 and Friday, Jan. 29. For tickets and info, call 604-5015566 or visit Tickets.surrey.ca.

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.

Featuring rockin’ children’s entertainer Tony Prophet, African Stages storyteller Comfort Ero, more. Info: Surreylibraries.ca/5032.aspx.

LIBRARY EVENTS Meet author John Vaillant at Surrey Libraries event, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 3 at City Centre Library, 10350 University Drive, Surrey. “John Vaillant is a freelance writer (whose) first book, ‘The Golden Spruce,’ was a bestseller and won several awards, including the Governor General’s Award for Non-Fiction. His second non-fiction, ‘The Tiger,’ is also an award-winning bestseller.

John’s latest book is a novel, ‘The Jaguar’s Children.’ More event info: Surreylibraries. ca/5763.aspx.

FOOD/DRINKS Ukrainian “soul food” – perogies, cabbage rolls and borstch – available for sale on the last Friday of each month as fundraiser at Ukrainian Cultural Centre, 13512 108th Ave., Surrey, from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.

“Eat-in, take away, or ready for your freezer.” Info: call 604531-1923 or 604-581-0313.

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Irish dancers to get their kicks at world championships in Scotland ArtsScene Melanie Minty Columnist

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ance competitions and recitals begin in earnest next month. Many dancers will compete in local festivals and will try to bring home trophies as tangible proof of their hours of training and talent. But for six dancers from Surrey’s Steel School of Irish Dance, their competitions will not all be local.

The school qualified a record number of individual dancers for the 2016 World Irish Dance Championships, coming up this March in Glasgow, Scotland.

All six of these dancers won a spot to “worlds” at the Western Canadian Oireachtas, held in Kelowna last November.

“Oireachtas” is the Irish word for championships. Before the oireachtas, though, comes all the other “feisanna” (Irish dance competitions) these dancers attend throughout the year, up and down the Pacific Coast, including stops in Oregon, Washington, Alberta and the rest of B.C. Lots of travel – and expense.

This trip to Glasgow needs a special fundraising effort.

Over the past few years, I have been fortunate to see students from the Steel School perform at local pubs on St. Patrick’s Day, thanks to the efforts of KC Gilroy and the Surrey Christmas Bureau. The dancers receive a bit of funding and the Christmas bureau gets great entertainment at its March fundraiser.

Everybody wins. If you have been at one of these events, you will recognize some of the dancers and I am sure wish them well.

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Dance lessons are just the beginning of the dancers’ schedules. They work with cross-trainers, physiotherapists and sports psychologists. Belle Heritage, one of the six in this group, says Irish dance runs in the family.

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My dance friends are more like family because we spend so much time together.”

Belle is 12 years old and attends Mountainview Montessori School.

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Calleigh McLaughlin, 16, is also part of the team. This Clayton Heights student declares that “qualifying for the Worlds was easily one of the most exciting and rewarding experiences of my life. It is both a thrill and an honour for all of us to represent Canada at the Worlds.”

Six dancers from Surrey-based Steel School of Fellow group Irish Dance — from left, Calleigh McLaughlin, members headed to Sabine Alexander, Lauren Olson, Charli Olson, Scotland are Mikaela Belle Heritage and Mikaela Barton — are headed for the 2016 World Irish Dance Championships in Barton, 17, who attends Sullivan Heights Scotland. (Submitted photo) Secondary, and Sabine Alexander, 13, who Elementary, and Lauren parents, Deborah is from Richmond Ziolkoski and Ed attends Earl Marriott and attends McMath Olson, point out the Secondary. Charli loves softball and gymnastics, value of lessons learned Secondary.

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Females change on the fly with Surrey Falcons Association of girls teams sees growth as it prepares to host annual Superheart Tournament

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SURREY — It was, from the start, a furious battle. The enemy from the mountainous North Shore, fittingly called the Avalanche, wasn’t about to taint its league-leading record with a sloppy loss, and the upstart Falcons from Surrey had a point to prove.

Going into the third period last Saturday (Jan. 23) at North Surrey Arena, the outcome remained perilously in doubt. But the Falcons ramped it up, the Avalanche faded, and two quick goals at the halfway mark sent the crowd – and the Falcons players – into a tizzy.

Final score: 5-3 for the home team.

Looking back, neither coach could be discouraged. Kelly Leroux, bench boss of the Falcons’ Atom C1 squad, said it was a team effort. “We had no superstars today, but we passed the puck the way we should and played a better positional game.”

Indeed, looking at it objectively, the passing was amazing. The positional play was stunning, the skating and the knowledge of the game phenomenal.

These were, after all, no ordinary hockey players. They were eight to 10 years old, and every single one of them was female.

Girls’ hockey has come a long way, and the Surrey Falcons, a group of 13 local teams comprised of players five to 20 years of age, are proof not only of the growing interest level, but the skill level too; you need merely watch a game to see that.

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Players with the Surrey Falcons female hockey association’s Atom C1 team celebrate during a game Saturday (Jan. 23) at North Surrey Arena. (Photo: GORD GOBLE) tournament. It’s the 20th anniversary of the tournament, so it’s not exactly new. But the number of teams and players wanting to participate certainly is.

For a little background, I talked with Falcons president Paul Smith. Smith, a player of note himself who made it all the way to Junior A in his day, explained the Falcons were founded in 1994 as a female-only association.

It was an era, he said, when girls wanting to play hockey were often compelled to do so on boys’ teams.

“It can be a hard time when one girl is playing with a bunch of boys. It impacts the level of fun on the ice and it makes for difficult dressing-room arrangements. When girls play with girls they get to touch the puck more often and they all change together.

“But even when we started,” he continued, “numbers were an issue and we had only older divisions.”

Today, however, the number of players has reached 200.

“Even six years ago,” Smith says, “we had just one team with players under the age of 10.

Today we have three.”

Like Smith, Carla Reid volunteers her time and really seems to love it. Back for her third year as head of the organizing committee for the annual three-day hockey showcase – dubbed the Superheart Tournament – Reid says it’ll be a who’s-who of regional female hockey.

According to Reid, the tourney will feature some 43 teams and 680 players. And these aren’t just local squads, either. Fully 19 of them hail from outside the Lower Mainland, including such locales as San Jose, Yellowknife, Anchorage and Orangeville, Ontario. Even more impressively, another 25 teams are on the waiting list.

The first puck will drop at 7 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 5 at Surrey Sport & Leisure Complex, on Fraser Highway in Fleetwood, and the final games will end the following Sunday evening.

Reid says it’s all great fun, but also necessary.

“It’s our biggest fundraiser of the year. It’s essential to keep our costs down,” she said.

Apart from watching some of the best under-16 girls hockey anywhere, spectators can expect a host of other pro-level trappings.

Mobile trucks from Booster Juice, Japadog

and Wings will be stationed outside, and both Boston Pizza and Tim Hortons will offer up freebie goodies. Prizes (including autographed Canucks sticks) are raffled off every day, and live updates will be broadcast via the Falcons’ website (Surreyfalcons.ca) and also at Twitter.com/surrey_falcons.

After the epic victory last Saturday, the players on the Falcons’ Atom C1 team cheered and celebrated and hugged one another, and left little doubt how much the sport means to them.

Nya Bakker, a centre who’s shifted to left wing while she convalesces a leg injury, didn’t mince around. One day she wants to play for Team Canada, a sentiment echoed by several of her peers.

“My favourite part of hockey is that you have a team that supports you,” she said.

Nine-year-old goaltender Bella Grewal, a mere sprite of a girl who looms much larger in net, says she watches older girls play and “wants to be just like them and keep playing hockey.”

Hayley Lee, like many of the players, credits her dad for introducing her to the game. She likes badminton, too, but says “hockey is fun because of my teammates. They help me score goals and I help them too.”

Coach Leroux, a veteran of NCAA and American League battles, is a huge proponent of the all-female format.

“I think there’s a misconception that girls will develop better when playing with boys,” she reasoned. “It may have been true 15 years ago, but not now. The level of coaching we have in our association, and other associations, is just great. We even bring in professional coaches for skill development.”

Next week, the Falcons’ Atom C1 squad will hit the ice at the Superhearts Tournament, wanting to win but loving the experience no matter what the outcome.

And that’s what happens when you have a team captain, Kiryn Kajla, whose duties are “leading the team, and making sure that they’re having fun on the ice.”

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things,” he told the Now in an email. “Number one, my pitching Registration/Lunch: 11:30 a.m. Program: 12:00 - 1:30 p.m. abilities have diminished Hear from a panelEaglequest of expert speakers on what’s expected our local, provincial,Hear federal from a panel of expert speakers on what’s expected for our local, provincial, federal Location: Golf Course (7778 152 for Street, Surrey) enough that I haven’t orth Delta’s and international economies - and what that means to your business or and international economies - and what that means to your business or been very effective in most celebrated not-for-profit association. not-for-profit association.

Hear from a panel of expert speakers on what’s expected for our local, provincial, federal my opportunities at baseball player and international economies - and what that means to your business or the major-league level finally got to hold the 1. Ken Peacock, Chiefnot-for-profit Economist association. and Vice President, Business Council of BC 1. Ken Peacock, Chief Economist and Vice President, Business Council of BC for the last couple of trophy that carries his 2. Robert Levy, Managing Director, Border Gold Corp. and Financial Commentator, 2. Robert CKNW Levy, Managing Director, Border Gold Corp. and Financial Commentator, CKNW years. I’ve been a very name.

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As a pitcher in MLB “I weighed a lot of NDBA from age five “We’ve been running action, Francis’ career highlight was starting Game 1 of the 2007 World Series for the Rockies, who lost to the Boston Red Sox that fall.

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Advertising Sales Consultant The Peace Arch News has an opening for an advertising consultant.

By joining White Rock / South Surrey's number one community print and online newspaper, you can develop a rewarding career in advertising and marketing while contributing to one of the Lower Mainland's most vibrant communities. The team environment at the Peace Arch News will inspire you to the highest level of customer partnership and reward your motivated approach to excellence.

You should be a strong communicator, well organized, self motivated and enjoy working in a fast-pace environment. Previous media sales experience is preferred. A car and a valid driver's license are required.

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Black Press publishes the Surrey Leader, Langley Times and Peace Arch News along with 150 other publications.

We will develop individuals with an ambition to succeed whether they have deep post-secondary credentials or not.

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Who are you: • A reliable, mature adult • Man/woman, senior/retiree • A go-getter who loves people • Can work on your own • Enjoy simple cooking When do we need you: • Fri./Sat. &/or Sun. 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. (available all 3 days) What do you need: • English reading & writing • Stand unaided 6-7 hr/day • Car is a must to carry supplies • Well groomed & bondable • Carry table & supplies • Food Safe to be obtained Training: • North Burnaby Pay: • $11.50/hr. per hour to start

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Please call 604-575-5342

Child & Youth Care Worker The HCOS SE Dept needs a CARE Team Associate to work with our special needs students and their families in the Lower Mainland. Approx 20 hrs./week, starting at $20/hr.

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Pressroom Helpers/ Stackers We have several openings for Press Helpers/ Stackers at our Delta location.

Preference given to those with experience in this field, but is not necessary. Shifts are 12 hours/3 shifts per week or 9.5 hours/4 shifts per week.

Must be willing to work nights and weekends.

References required. Starting wage is $14.31/hr.

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• Accuracy and attention to detail in both work and appearance.

• Strong practical welding skills and proven ability to fabricate structural form work or related items.

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Inside looking utility Well, for 2016 Mitsubishi wants The Outlander competes with the to build on the success of the V6 Nissan Rogue and Kia Sorento for vehicle. model and try to sell more 4-cylinder buyers wanting a seven-passenger, Zack Spencer versions by paying attention to three-row compact crossover. Unlike styling, refinement and drivability. the 4-cylinder Nissan, the Outlander only offers seating for seven passengers in the V6 Looks models, so the Sorento is the closest competitor.

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If theIfeligible the eligible customer customer elects elects to lease to lease or finance or finance a new a new and and previously previously unregistered unregistered Nissan Nissan brand brand vehicle vehicle (excluding (excluding NV, Fleet NV, Fleet and and dailydaily rentals) rentals) (an “Eligible (an “Eligible NewNew Vehicle”) Vehicle”) through through NCI NCI and and Nissan Nissan Canada Canada Financial Financial Services Services Inc. (collectively Inc. (collectively “NCF”), “NCF”), 5535-GENERIC_RL_ONT_PD 5535-GENERIC_RL_ONT_PD thenthen he/she he/she will receive will receive a specified a specified amount amount of stackable of stackable loyalty loyalty dollars dollars (“Loyalty (“Loyalty Dollars”), Dollars”), as follows: as follows: (i) Micra/Versa/Sentra (i) Micra/Versa/Sentra ($500); ($500); (ii) Juke/Altima/Rogue (ii) Juke/Altima/Rogue ($600); ($600); (iii) Frontier/Xterra/Leaf/Murano/Pathfinder (iii) Frontier/Xterra/Leaf/Murano/Pathfinder ($800); ($800); and and (iv) Maxima/Z/Titan, (iv) Maxima/Z/Titan, Armada/GT-R Armada/GT-R ($1000). ($1000).

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NEW VEHICLES: 2016 Kia Sorento #SR6X40 - $25,385 @ $69/wk COB $4,577; 2015 Kia Optima #OP5652 - $19,625 @ $55/wk COB $3,546;2016 Kia Forte #FO6658 - $18,825 @ $53/wk COB $3,401; 2016 Kia Sportage #SP6482 - $20,725 @ $59/wk COB $3,744.

2016 Kia Rio #RO6957 - $13,675 + $15k cash back = total $28,675 @ $81/wk COB $5,170; USED VEHICLES: 09 Civic #34784 - $9,850 @ $28/wk COB $1,789; 14 Chrysler 300 #30788 - $22,795 @ $64/wk COB $4,112; 14 Jetta #34779 - $14,850 @ $42/wk COB $2,688; 13 Altima #33302 - $19,495 @ $55/wk COB $3,522; 14 Grand Caravan #33984 - $16,850 @ $51/wk COB $3,122;14 Rondo #33977 - $16,735 @ $47/wk COB $3,022; 11 Sedona #P13665 - $12,425 @ $35/wk - $2,251 COB 12 Sonata #34864 - $10,695 @ $31/wk - $1943 COB 13 Sorento #34804 - $19,495 @ $55/wk - $3522 COB 13 Sportage #34806 $16,850 @ $49/wk - $3122 COB 15 Optima #34870 $17,850 @ $51/wk - $3224 COB 15 Forte #34865 $14,850 @ $42/wk- $2688 COB $500 Guildford Gift Card is to be drawn on February 3rd and you must have a completely filled out entry form with sales managers signature on it to prove test drive occurred. Trip for 2 to Sunny Mexico are for purchases made between January 28th/2016 and February 14th/2016. Draw date will be held on Tuesday February 16th. Information in this advertisement is believed to be accurate at the time of printing. See dealer for further details, In-store promotions end Sunday, January 31, 2016

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