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ome children dream of being a firefighter when they grow up. But not Angus Reid — he wanted to be a fire truck. A red one. The Canadian Football League hero was a big child, stocky but short, and when other kids teased him about it his cheeks burned bright red. “Like a giant tomato,” he said. Being a fire truck made good sense to him. They’re short, wide, bright red and help people. He figured he fit the bill. “Oh, I got laughed at,” he recalled. “I don’t care. You can laugh, laugh, laugh – it’s my dream.” Reid shared his inspiring story at a Surrey Board of Trade luncheon last week, on how he learned very early on not to listen to those who would try to shoot down his dreams. Eventually, he figured out that being a fire truck was not a

practical career choice, and took a shine to playing football. Life threw its first big punch at him when he was 13. His appendix burst, and it was bad. He spent weeks in hospital and, when he thought he couldn’t take any more, concluded he was soon to die and said goodbye to his mom. Her response was to haul him out of his hospital bed and get him up walking. When he couldn’t, she dragged him. Three days later, he was on the mend and was released from hospital. It was a seminal lesson for him, to not quit. Reid also learned that to realize your dream, you need to put in the work. And so he did. When he was confronted with a challenge, be it physical or whatever, he tackled it with fierce determination despite being dismissed as a long-shot to play professional football. He was short by CFL standards and got a relatively late start in the game, in Grade 11. “I got very good at asking for help,” he said. “Not afraid to ask for help.”

Angus Reid spent 13 seasons with the BC Lions before retiring in 2014. His success in the CFL didn’t come easily though. He battled health problems, depression and a gambling addiction along the way. He got stronger, and faster. He went to Simon Fraser University where he played for the Clan until life threw its second punch. Stricken with gastrointestinal problems, his bowels riddled with ulcers on account of the damage done by his burst appendix, he missed three years of playing football there. “I went through a depression you couldn’t imagine.” Reid didn’t know what to do, and almost gave up his dream. Almost. A string of specialists told him he’d had to give up sports for life, but he didn’t pay heed to that and eventually found a dietitian who agreed to work with him. “Don’t tell me what I can’t do, tell me what I can do, and I’ll do it,” Reid told him. He came back with a vengeance and in 2001 was selected fourth

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balance,” he said. “I stopped doing what I needed to do to keep my life in order. Everything was out of focus. They say you need to hit rock-bottom before you start rebuilding. Well, for me it came with a snap.” During a game against Saskatchewan his foot was shattered. Lying in pain on the field, the gravity of his situation came into focus. He was broke, his life in a shambles, and as far as he could see, his career was over. Figuring he had nothing left to lose as it was the last game he’d play, he got up with help and decided to continue playing despite the catastrophic damage to his foot. It was the third quarter and he figured adrenaline would carry him through. see ‘DON’T BE SCARED’ › page 6

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remember that big streak of blood. You could smell it in the air. It smelled like pennies.” Although his friend’s death smartened him up for a while– he went back on his medication, made the honour roll and was accepted into college – poor choices continued to dog him in his SEE TIPS FOR PARENTS late teens. AT THENOWNEWSPAPER.COM Sadly, a summer of partying lead him to drop out of college “What turned a cute kid into after only two semesters and when he applied to the that?” he asked as he pointed to his gritty police mugshot on Canadian Forces, viewing it as “his ticket out,” it was the the screen. “Choices.” Indeed, “choices” was Buna’s rejection letter that finally sent him over the edge. theme, as he detailed key “I gave up,” he said. moments in his life that were He started hanging around marred by bad decisions. gang members and began Like when he chose to stop taking his ADHD meds in high to “idolize” them. He slowly gained their trust and was school. Or when he chose to hired as a “dial-a-doper.” participate in a huge fight at Feeling there was nothing the back of his school that lead to one of his friends being run left for him in society, Buna thrived in the gang culture and over and killed. despite some ugly situations “I still remember what that – like when an addict robbed scream sounded like. I still years old.” For most of Buna’s hourlong presentation, you could hear a pin drop. Parents sat motionless, hanging onto his every word as he described his descent from star student and athlete to cruel and violent teenager in a few short years.

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Surrey Festival of Dance (Surreyfestival.com) will celebrate its 50th anniversary during a special event at Surrey Arts Centre on March 23, a week prior to the start of the month-long dance showcase there. Kris Kelly, a 22-year-old Surrey man, is facing charges of attempted murder, aggravated sexual assault and unlawful confinement after a bloody, naked woman escaped from a Whalley apartment on Feb. 7 while the landlord was checking on noise complaints. The Surrey RCMP is targeting prolific criminals with help from crime analysts and in January arrested 21 offenders for theft, drugs and fraud. A “Black Tie Affair” gala fundraiser hosted by Surrey-based Progressive Intercultural Community Services Society (PICS, online at Pics.bc.ca) will feature a keynote address by Harjit Singh Sajjan, Canada’s Minister of National Defence, on Feb. 27 at Aria Banquet and Convention Centre. Simon Fraser University engineering professor Bozena Kaminska has been elected into the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering College of Fellows. Surrey RCMP’s Major Crime Unit is looking for a motive and suspects in a double shooting after two men — one with life-threatening injuries and the other also suffering from serious gunshot wounds — were dropped off at a local hospital shortly before 11 p.m. Saturday. Compiled by staff

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stumbled across that morning. “I try to laugh about it,” she said. “Please don’t do this,” she urged those responsible for the mess. The store, located at 11961 82nd Ave., is operated by Surrey Amy Reid Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and is Now staff run completely by volunteers. Twitter @amyreid87 One hundred per cent of their profits go to the hospital and this NORTH DELTA — When is the group’s highest grossing 91-year-old Rhoda Andronik got to work last Wednesday, she nearly program. This year, they’ve committed to raising $150,000 for cried. an adolescent treatment centre. Someone, or some people, had The costs that come with dumped a heap of garbage behind cleaning up these messes are Penny Savers’ Thrift Shop, where cutting into those dollars. They’ve the senior has volunteered for 55 put up signs to deter people from years. She said in her more than dumping, but it hasn’t helped. five decades of experience, it’s the Andronik’s sister-in-law, Karine largest dump she’s seen. Pollock, has volunteered for 12 Mattresses, a baby crib, broken children’s toys, old car seats and flat years and is equally frustrated. “We usually clean it up, if it’s out garbage was among the pile of not too much,” Pollock said of the discarded items, which lined the garbage. “But I mean, we’re not sidewalk at the store’s back door. young. There’s a lot of stuff there.” Andronik’s seemingly It’s not the first time the store has permanent smile faded for a had to deal with such a problem. moment – just a second, really In fact, it was the second time that – as she gazed upon what she’d

Rhoda Andronik , left, and Shirley Evans say the Penny Savers’ Thrift Shop is being bombarded with trash. (Photo: AMY REID) week. The issue has been getting worse, and it’s hurting. Store manager Shirley Evans said she’s “banging her head against the wall” at this point. Evans said she’s gone to police after finding personal information in dumped boxes, but the trail turned cold, as far as she was told.

“The week before this dump, we had five mattresses, a sofa, four kitchen chairs, three patio chairs, a large child’s jeep, a child’s picnic table,” said Evans. “It’s intolerable.” She said the group is considering putting up security cameras, but said it would be “a lot of money to put out” for the organization. They

may consider going to Delta city hall to ask for some relief. Delta Mayor Lois Jackson was “disgusted” when she heard what had been going on. “All I can say is shame on them,” Jackson said. “It’s really disgusting to think people are either too lazy or so unconcerned about dumping their garbage on somebody’s front door, so to speak.” Delta has a $500 fine for illegally dumping garbage, which the city raised from $300 back in 2013, but Jackson explained that only applies to public property. The owner, in those instances, is usually responsible for paying to have it removed. “It seems so unfair, in a way,” Jackson remarked. The issue is significant in Surrey, as well, and the city’s fine is also $500. In 2014, Coun. Bruce Hayne told the Now the city’s bill to clean up illegal dumping was $800,000 to $900,000 a year for the previous three years.

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“But that doesn’t mean you have 50 people showing up for a task,” he cautioned. “You have people on leaves of absence, people eadlamps on, members of Surrey out of town for work, or maybe they’re not Search and Rescue began looking for four people on a rainy Thursday qualified for a certain type of search.” The team’s “bread and butter,” Kost evening, but questions lingered. said, are “dementia patients, despondents, “We’re not sure who two of them are, but the other two are construction workers, and suicidals, runaways and children” – people missed by loved ones. they’re missing,” Mike Surbey explained as “It’s against the law for us to be sent into about two dozen searchers walked through an environment where the subject has a a darkened, puddle-filled parking lot in record, a criminal – someone who may pose Newton. Surbey, a three-year member of the group, a risk,” Surbey said. “That’s not our job, and we had a case like that last year where our also known as Surrey SAR, zipped up his search manager told us to stand down, it’s jacket and assessed the scene. over. The subject had some priors and some “If this were a real situation,” he noted, court dates pending.” “we’d all have waterproof pants and jackets, Those are the kind of people desperate not like this one, and helmets, eye protection and to be found, said Layla Jiuca, a fellow SAR day packs. team member. “We’re looking for people “But we’re role-playing here,” Surbey who want to be found, or those that people continued, “and we’re doing scenario-based want found – vulnerable people,” she said. first aid. The training officer devised some Kost remembers the Tuesday night in scenarios our members have to deal with.” September 2014 when the team was called to For a couple of hours, the team of search for Surrey teen Serena Vermeersch. volunteers soaked up the valuable training, She hadn’t come home and was reported which involved CPR, bandages and a missing by her mother. Sadly, her body was stretcher or two – a solid night’s work for a found near railroad tracks in the 14600-block non-profit community service that’s been of 66th Avenue. Just last week, Raymond active since 1973. One of 80 such teams in B.C., Surrey SAR Lee Caissie was ordered by a B.C. Provincial Court judge to stand trial for the murder. covers Surrey and also White Rock, Delta “That was one of those really awful nights and Richmond. When called upon by police, team members will search for missing people where your job becomes very real, very fast,” Kost said. “I was out there, and one of the on the ground and inland waterways of the guys here tonight is the one who actually region. spotted her.… A lot of nights don’t end up “We did about 45 to 50 calls last year,” Surbey estimated, “and that includes some of like that, because we don’t always find out the mutual-aid calls we get from other areas exactly what happened. We’ll get a message – the North Shore, Maple Ridge, Chilliwack, of, ‘Team, stand down, the subject has been located,’ and that’s all you get told.” places like that.” Kost is three years in as a member of Larry Kost is among the team’s 50 Surrey SAR, and he’s on the board. members, all volunteers.

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SEE PHOTOS OF SURREY SAR ACTIVITIES AT THENOWNEWSPAPER.COM “For me, personally, it was the right time in life to get involved – the kids are grown, grandkids are coming, I’m retired, I stay fit, I’m very outdoorsy, and this is something I planned on doing when I was young – but you know what that feels like when you’re raising a family, right? Dream on. “This is all very rewarding, and that’s why we all get trained to do this work,” he added. “There are many members of this team who offer a little piece to the big puzzle, and not everyone here is ready to go into the mountains and do that type of search, but we have a lot of people who are really keen to pound the streets of Surrey.”

around the corner, right, and he spent all his time there.” Later that evening, Surbey said he was having second thoughts about doing search and rescue. “But then the next few times out, we found somebody and the feeling was overwhelming, so good,” he said. “So there are good searches and bad searches, I just started out with a really bad one.” The group’s primary mission is to aid in locating and rescuing missing and/or injured people, and it works with police, BC Ambulance, coroner’s office and fire departments. Police will call on Surrey SAR when the time is right. “The RCMP recognize their limitations and they don’t necessarily have the resources to do ground searches, nor the skills to do so,” said Jiuca, who works for the BC Liquor Distribution Branch in corporate lossprevention and emergency management. “Information is gathered by the RCMP from those who know the subject, and the information is then given to our search manager – things like the subject was last seen wearing these clothes, in that area, a description. Then the search manager will take that information and task out people appropriately.”

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ew members are always sought for Surrey SAR, and recruitment happens once a year starting in the fall. For details, visit Surreysearchandrescue. com/recruitment.php. On Jan. 27, the provincial government announced $10 million in “one-time” funding to help bolster training, admin support and equipment renewals among B.C. Search and Rescue Association member groups. The Surrey-based organization runs on a budget of around $90,000 per year, and it is always looking for new funds. As head of fundraising, Surbey credits he Surrey SAR team includes retirees, recent donations by London Drugs (eight computers) and MediQuest Technologies insurance salespeople, security (an AED, or Automated External guards, students, nurses – people Defibrillator) as very helpful. from all walks of life. “Our yard was broken into just before Surbey, an Abbotsford resident who works Christmas, and with the resulting media for Kruger, the paper-products company in New West, got involved three years ago, attention, the public was very generous with and he initially wondered what he’d gotten $17,000 in cash and in-kind equipment himself into. donations,” he noted. “One of my first searches was at Green “We don’t have a cover for some of the Timbers Park looking for a subject, and we vehicles over there,” he said, pointing across did a grid search – two arm lengths from 142nd Street, “so shelter for that is one each other and march, right through the thing we could use. And we have a cargo holly bushes, the blackberries, everything,” trailer that’s aging big-time – these are Surbey recalled. “So, lots of scratches, got wish-list items. Part of our job is making stung by a wasp, and of course it was a rainy sure the public knows about us and what day. I was like, ‘Oh, people do this? This is we do, so we’re always searching for ways to all as a volunteer?’ And I was just gassed raise our profile.” at the end of the day, and we never found tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com the person – he was found in Vancouver at ALSO AT THENOWNEWSPAPER.COM: Stanley Park, but we spent the whole day READ ABOUT ‘PROJECT LIFESAVER’ at Green Timbers because his house was

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Pickton case led to changes Police rely on Surrey Missing Women’s Network since 2007

come into contact with women fleeing abuse. When a woman is located, police are notified and the case is closed. Her location is only revealed if she gives the OK. Amy Reid Turton said the network is a Now staff Twitter @amyreid87 godsend. “It’s an exceptional idea,” she Surrey Women’s Centre director remarked. “Missing person Sonya Boyce (right) and Surrey wenty-five years ago, investigations are very laborious. RCMP Sgt. Holly Turton. when Sonya Boyce began There’s a lot of investigate steps (Photo: AMY REID) volunteering in transition to locate people, especially when homes for women fleeing abuse, they don’t want to be found. she was taught a hard and fast rule: Downtown Eastside during the What I found was that this really Never, ever tell anyone the identity early 1980s through to the early of its residents. 2000s, which led to the creation of alleviated some of those issues.” She acknowledged the issues Not family. Not police. Not child the Missing Women Commission that coincide with transition of Inquiry. protection services. “(Former B.C. Attorney General homes sharing the identity of its “It was a brick wall,” she tenants and said the network “gets Wally) Oppal talked about the recalled, sitting in her office around that for us.” need to increase communication at Surrey Women’s Centre in It also saves police resources, and co-operation between law Whalley where she now serves as freeing up man-hours to work on enforcement and communityexecutive director. other missing person cases. based agencies,” Boyce said. “But for good reason.” “Typically our policy is to go In Surrey, that advice was taken Protecting the anonymity, and confirm the well-being of and the network was born. and thus safety, of women and somebody,” she explained. “But Today, Surrey RCMP utilizes children fleeing violence was when we hear from the Surrey the network several times a week of utmost importance. Though Missing Women’s Network that said Sgt. Holly Turton, officer necessary, that made it hard for the person is safe, we don’t need police to carry out missing person in charge of Surrey’s Vulnerable to go to that transition home to Persons Section, which includes investigations in these cases. the detachment’s Missing Persons have that meeting.” Today in Surrey, things are a Another benefit is it’s less Unit. Last year alone, Surrey’s little bit different, thanks to the intrusive for women in such Surrey Missing Women’s Network. MPU dealt with 2,334 files. situations, noted Turton. And, Included in that number are Though not highly publicized, if transition homes are in covert Boyce said the initiative is making women and children fleeing locations, police don’t give it away domestic abuse who are reported a big difference. missing. Sometimes, that report is by having to visit the home. The network began in 2007 “The things that we’ve been able made in an attempt by their abuser during a time when RCMP to accomplish together have been to find out where they are. were integrating lessons learned absolutely amazing,” said Turton. When abuse is suspected, the from the Robert Pickton case, Boyce agreed. Surrey Missing Women’s Network the infamous Port Coquitlam “If and when (a victim of abuse) springs into action. pig farmer who was convicted needs police and support, we want Police contact the Surrey of second-degree murder in the to make sure she picks up the Women’s Centre, which then deaths of six women. phone.” sends out an alert to more than Dozens more women went 200 people, all who are likely to amy.reid@thenownewspaper.com missing from Vancouver’s

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e’re shaking our heads after Fraser Health Authority decided to close 80 acute care hospital beds in the Fraser Valley. This is a region experiencing explosive growth. Surrey alone takes in 1,200 new residents each month. Patients of Surrey Memorial Hospital and Peace Arch Hospital are among those affected (See story on page 14). Fraser Health says the rationale for this closure is its plan to expand community and home-based programs. Expanding community and home-based programs is a good idea in an area of rapid growth. But one doesn’t have to be a brain surgeon to understand that this should be

done in addition to what acute care beds we already have, not at their expense. Tuesday’s provincial budget earmarks $2.9 billion for health care projects. Surely there should be enough money in that to save these 80 beds from the axe? Sue Hammell, MLA for SurreyGreen Timbers, notes that SMH alone is already 89 patients over capacity and she considers the closure of these 80 hospital beds to be “very disrespectful at a very deep level.” We wholeheartedly agree. And that it’s happening as the government is raising medical service plan premiums just adds salt to the wound. The Now

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Cops and Journos – it’s a jungle out there officer from back east invited me out for a calzone to tell me the force would be appointing these SoLetItBeDone new-concept “media liaisons” Tom Zytaruk from within their ranks to handle media calls. I didn’t like what I was hearing. If we all talked to the same guy all the time, I reasoned, So let it be written… we’d all be getting the same quotes, the same story, and how could the Cops and journalists. In the animal kingdom, we’d be the cobra RCMP having that kind of control over the flow of information and the mongoose, the lion and possibly be good for democracy, lamb, cat and dog, owl and rabbit, not to mention my own ego in seal and shark, fox and chicken. scoring the occasional scoop? You get the picture. And from one I looked at him, my notebook on day to the next, we swap roles. the lunch table. This spring I’m marking my “But I don’t like that,” I protested. silver anniversary as a crime “Get used to it,” he replied. reporter here in Surrey, and have It’s been difficult. I set about the grey hair to show for it. I’ve had writing columns complaining some of my best gut laughs — as well as hair-tearing frustrations — about this new regime, and how with cops, and I’m sure they’ve got I was going to get my own media liaison so I, too, could dodge their own opinions of me. I fondly remember the wonderful pointed questions about the work I do. competition of digging up stories But alas, you adapt. To date back in the pre-internet days of refrigerator-sized desk computers. I’ve seen well over a dozen media liaison officers pass through the Investigating was the name of the Surrey detachment, and a good game. many through the Delta Police as Then, one day, a senior RCMP

well. Now everybody’s got one. It’s become the way. Out in the field, I’ve found myself in many a squabble with Mounties at crime scenes, standing outside their yellow barrier tape. I saw a group of Mounties jump up and down, like yo-yos, trying to block our photographer’s exclusive shot of serial killer Clifford Olson when he was helicoptered into Surrey for a court hearing. I’ve been told to get back, for my own safety, while mothers pushing baby carriages were free to go about their business. One day, my wife and I happened by a crash scene in Newton where thieves had wiped out a stolen car and ran off. A neighborhood full of lookie-loos descended on the wreckage and the attending officers let them be. But when a radio reporter showed up with his microphone, the cops were on him like green on snot. I don’t know how many police press conferences I’ve attended just to hear “We can’t release that information, we won’t release that information” and numerous

variations of tactful non-answers. Then again, I’ve also witnessed reporters inflict stupid questions on the officers behind the podium. “About this murder-suicide — are police recommending criminal charges?” That sort of thing. Full disclosure here, I too am not without blemish. I’m thinking back to the pre-media liaison days. Once, I asked a high ranking officer — whose name I won’t reveal because I at least owe him that — what kinds of leads his homicide investigators had on this particular case. “Diddly squat,” he replied. And so, in the interest of accuracy, that’s exactly what I reported. “Diddly squat.” Man, did he freak. I’ve also lugged a case of Heinekens over to Surrey RCMP’s main detachment, as a peace offering to another senior officer, after I wrote a story that I readily admit made him look — albeit unintentionally — just a little bit bad. Just a little. Hey, I’m not perfect, right. Nor do I expect perfection

from them. They have their role to play, I have mine, and hopefully for the most part you get to know what you need to know. Conversely, during the media liaison years I’ve seen one officer do an end-run around a news scoop of mine by pumping out a press release to every other reporter in the Lower Mainland who didn’t put in the leg work. I also had another freak out on me for breaking a story about a local MP’s house being burglarized before he knew about it. Some reporters might think writing a column like this is recklessly courting a shunning from information gatekeepers who, let’s face it, wield considerable power. I’m not worried. I’m operating on good faith that the current media liaisons at Surrey detachment, and their bosses above them, are possessed of a fine sense of humour. And if not, it’ll be just one more fight over the phone, and maybe a case of beer. So let it be done. Tom Zytaruk is a staff writer with the Now. Email him at tom. zytaruk@thenownewspaper.com

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Flexibility makes LRT clear choice The Editor, There is myth being repeated in the media that light rail is slow. Some are saying it is slower than SkyTrain – and even as slow as road traffic. This needs to be corrected. Studies have shown that street cars operating in mixed traffic are about 10 per cent faster than buses – but street cars, or trams, are not quite light rail. Modern light rail is a street car or tram that operates on dedicated or reserved rightsof-ways, with priority signalling at intersections. The reserved rights-of-way enables modern LRT to obtain commercial speeds of that of a metro, with commercial speed largely determined by the number of stations per route kilometre. The optimum station spacing for LRT in an urban setting is about every 500 metres to 600 metres but with light-metro stations (SkyTrain) being so expensive, station spacing for metro tend to be further apart – 1 km to 1.5 km apart. This does give faster commercial speeds but it deters ridership because door-to-door travel times are longer because the transit customer must travel much further to get to transit than he/she would with light rail. Modern LRT can obtain actual speeds equal to or faster than our present SkyTrain, if need be. In many cities today, modern LRT can also act as a passenger train operating on the mainline railways at mainline speeds. It is the inherent flexibility of modern LRT, which can operate as a street car (in mixed traffic), as light rail on its own dedicated route and a passenger train – often on the same route – that made light metro such as ALRT/ART SkyTrain (only seven built in 40 years) and the French VAL obsolete. Those who continually dismiss modern LRT with one excuse or another are not telling the truth and they never explain why only seven ALRT/ART SkyTrain systems have been built in 40 years and why none have ever been allowed to compete directly against modern light rail. Could it be that transit authorities around the world do not want to invest in expensive “Edsel” style transit, such as SkyTrain? Malcolm Johnston, Delta

Readers react Posts from our followers about the “astounding” news that Fraser Health is cutting 80 acute care beds in the valley: Thelma Graham Good grief – more and longer lineups in Emerg! Once admitted to hospital and in ER it can take days for a bed to be found! This is more about sending people home to be cared for by family who may not have the capacity or the ability (they may be fired or lose considerable income ) to take time off work to look after their loved ones. Is Fraser Health going to send nurses and doctors to the home? Don’t think so. Kelly Frerichs Tubbs I got sent away from Surrey’s maternity ward when I was in active labour four months ago because they had no staff or beds to put me in or take care of me. Had to to go Royal Columbian. Sally Smith Who is the genius that thought this one up? Our health care is getting to be Third World. It’s disgusting the wait times in the ER as well as the overcrowding. We need more beds and staff, not less. Actually, would be great to have another hospital to serve the Surrey area. You can’t keep building and moving more people here without expanding the services needed to care for them. Teddi Timlock Ridler This is nuts! My mother had major surgery and ended up having her bed pushed out into the hallway to make room for someone else. She ended up being discharged early because there was no room and it was damned lucky I was a nurse and could have her home with me. It was completely degrading to sleep in the hall behind a little screen! Melanie Middleton Well then they need to leave all clinics open till 9 p.m. Or they should have a 24-hour clinic attached to the emergency for all the minor stuff. Irene Owens It is insane!Population is increasing and they are cutting acute care beds.

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❚ Roses to the nice people who smile and say hello when my dachshund and I are out walking around the lake at Green Timbers park! You make our day! ❚ Dozens and dozens of roses to Brenda for all of your selflessness and love and support. I am grateful and so thankful to be able to look up to you and call you mom. Thank you doesn’t begin to describe my gratitude. You are greatly appreciated and deeply loved. ❚ A big bouquet of roses to whomever took the time to return our dog’s identification tag to our home. We were so surprised to find it on our bench and so thankful that you took the time – what a wonderful act of kindness. Thank you! ❚ Roses to my beautiful wife. Sorry I haven’t been myself lately. I love you! ❚ A room full of roses to Jethro Kambere and the students who go to breakfast with him at Newton Elementary school. Thank you, Jethro, for the extra effort you have given these students and the difference it has made in there lives. As a single mom, I know a positive male figure is very important in a child’s life. Thank you, students, who accepted the help offered and are learning from it. You may also be a great role model some day as well. Keep up the great work.

❚ Rotten tomatoes to the people who can’t seem to grasp the three-way stop on 56th Avenue and 177th Street in Cloverdale. Please look at signs while you are driving, before you cut someone off or give them the one-finger salute. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the mayor of Surrey for increasing property taxes. Try enforcing bylaws for illegal suites and collect money from people who owe it! ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the City of Surrey for ignoring crime and pretending everything is fine. Our neighbourhood used to feel safe – now it’s something different every night, including police dogs searching the area and random beatings. But “nothing is wrong with Surrey,” right Mayor Hepner? ❚ A bus full of rotten tomatoes to all the passengers on public transit who have loud, lengthy conversations on their cell phones. I don’t want to hear about how important your meetings were or what you’re picking up for dinner that night. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to Surrey Mayor Linda Hepner. Don’t believe her spin on light rail. She says everybody she talked to is in favour of it but that isn’t close to being true. This the same person who spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on a campaign to get another tax on roads and bridges that failed in a vote. That hasn’t stopped her from raising taxes in Surrey.

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Application: 7915-0210-00

Surrey Official Community Plan Amendment Bylaw No. 18655 Surrey Zoning Admendment Bylaw No. 18656

Application: 7915-0166-00

Location: 15166 - 60 Avenue Purpose of Bylaw and Permits: The applicant is seeking to rezone the hatched property from One-Acre Residential to Multiple Residential 30. The applicant is proposing to develop 20 townhouse units. In addition, a development variance permit is being sought to reduce setbacks and allow for parking within the south setback for 2 visitor parking stalls. DEVELOPMENT LOCATION MAP BYLAW NO. 18647

Location: 17770, 17780 and 17850 Daly Road Purpose of Bylaws: The applicant is seeking to redesignate a portion of the hatched site from Suburban to Industrial and rezone a portion of the site from One-Acre Residential to Light Impact Industrial. The applicant is proposing to subdivide into 2 industrial lots and a large suburban residential lot.

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Application: 7914-0367-00 Location: 11252, 11260 and 11274 – 132 Street, 13234, 13244, 13254, 13266, 13280 – 112B Avenue (13268 – 112B Avenue) Purpose of Bylaws and Permits: The applicant is seeking to redesignate the hatched site from Urban to Multiple Residential and rezone the site from Single Family Residential to Multiple Residential 30.

▼ Surrey Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 18649 Application: 7915-0083-00 Location: 8446 - 160 Street Purpose of Bylaw and Permit: The applicant is seeking to rezone the hatched property from Highway Commercial Industrial to Comprehensive Development. The applicant is proposing to develop a 4-storey mixed-use building.

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The applicant is proposing to develop approximately 74 townhouse units. In addition, a development variance permit is being sought to reduce setbacks and allow more than 3 stair risers to encroach into the north yard setback.

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Surrey Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 18654 ▼ Application: 7915-0065-00 Location: 8210 - 170A Street Purpose of Bylaw: The applicant is seeking to rezone the hatched property from General Agriculture to Comprehensive Development. The applicant is proposing to subdivide into 3 suburban single family lots, with future subdivision potential for proposed Lot 1.

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SURREY — Newton BIA director Philip Aguirre stood on the sidewalk a block away from a police standoff after a botched bank robbery on Tuesday. He looked worried. “I don’t want this to overshadow the great things that are happening in Newton,” remarked Aguirre. “We are progressing in the right direction. Things like this are not what Newton’s about. It’s not an indicator of where we’re heading.” He added, “This can happen in any community.” Surrey Mayor Linda Hepner said the six-hour standoff was “like watching a movie play out.” There were helicopters in the air, a sniper on a roof, camouflaged cops, Mounties packing assault rifles, traffic blockades and lookieloos. After six hours, a man was arrested.

It happened a stone’s throw from the Newton District RCMP station. “Who would rob a bank half a block from the RCMP office?” Hepner asked. Police were called to 13650 72nd Avenue at about 8:30 a.m. after receiving a report about a bank robbery in progress at the TD Canada Trust. A large area surrounding the bank was soon behind police barricade tape and nearby roads were closed to pedestrians and motorists. Most of the time police were on scene, they did not know if anyone was inside the bank, or if the suspect was armed. Behind the tape, there was also plenty of confusion. Bystanders near the scene reported that hostages had been released as police ramp up their response, but police said otherwise. “There’s never been any hostages as far as I know,” said Surrey RCMP

daughter with me. Thank goodness I didn’t,” Jarrett said as she stood just behind police tape along 137th Street. Jarrett said she didn’t see public safety as a major issue in Newton, but Bayal Farswani, standing next to her, disagreed. Farswani said she works at the notary public office at the corner of 137th Street and 72nd Avenue. As she was driving into work along 72nd Avenue this morning, she said “the cops were holding the rifle toward the bank.” Farswani doesn’t consider the Crystal Jarrett told the ‘Now’ she had planned to take her young area safe and said she’d like to see daughter to the bank Tuesday morning. (Photo: TREVOR BEGGS) more patrols. the drama unfold from behind the Cpl. Scotty Schumann. “Initial “Even though the cop station is police tape. reports were that all staff and here, it’s scary to walk sometimes, Some joined in an impromptu customers were evacuated. Officers especially after 6 in the evening,” roadside debate about how safe have secured the area and set up a said Farswani. “A lot of things Newton is. perimeter to ensure public safety happen here. People snatching your Local resident Crystal Jarrett told purse, things like that.” and will remain on scene until the the Now she had planned to be at building is cleared.” Police had not named the suspect There were no reports of injuries. the TD bank that morning. by press time Wednesday. “I was going to take my young Scores of bystanders watched With files from Tom Zytaruk

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SURREY — The Fraser Health Authority is closing 80 acute care hospital beds in the valley as part of a plan focusing on expanding community and home-based programs. Tasleem Juma, senior spokeswoman for the authority, said the reduction will be “offset” by the opening of more than 400 residential beds in the Fraser Valley, 75 of which will be at the Elim Village retirement home in Fleetwood. She said the FHA will also open 10 new hospice beds in the valley and expand its home support programs including BreathWELL for patients with

chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. This will take place over the next six months, Juma told the Now. The reduction in acute care beds will affect 10 hospitals, including Surrey Memorial Hospital and Peace Arch Hospital. “We’re talking about a handful of beds per hospital,” she said. The concept is that if people are receiving care at home, which is less expensive to the government, they won’t need to go to hospital unless they are really ill. No jobs will be lost as a result, Juma added. “In fact, we’ll be hiring more staff because of the service in the community.” Sue Hammell, NDP MLA for Surrey-Green Timbers, said the news is “astounding,” and not in a good way. “This is not productive. It’s crazy. I mean, it’s insane. And it’s disrespectful at a very deep level.” Hammell said the region already gets less money per capita

than any other health region in the province and that SMH is already 89 patients over capacity. “That’s overcrowding,” she said. Hammell added that the system doesn’t have the capacity in the community to absorb the cutting of 80 beds. “Maybe they should make sure the care is in the community before they cut the acute care beds.” Meantime, the BC Nurses’ Union is expressing “serious concerns about safe patient care” in the light of Fraser Health shifting resources to the community. “Congestion is increasing in emergency rooms,” said union president Gayle Duteil. “Last week we saw a record high number of patients waiting for beds in wards. Some patients were waiting in the ER for upwards of four hours just to be triaged. That is not safe patient care.” tom.zytaruk@thenow newspaper.com

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SURREY — The BC SPCA seized 84 animals from a breeding facility in Surrey on Tuesday. The animals – 69 cats, 12 dogs and three puppies – are not available for public viewing or adoption at this point. One adult cat and one kitten were put down Tuesday night because of “critical distress.” The cats were primarily Persians and shorthaired exotics. The dogs included French bulldogs, a Boston terrier, a Pomeranian with three puppies, a Chihuahua, a poodle, a Rottweiler, a Doberman, a Jack Russell terrier and a shiba inu. The SPCA says it will be recommending charges. Amy Reid

SURREY — A store employee was stabbed multiple times at Guildford Town Centre shopping mall on Tuesday evening while trying to stop a shoplifting suspect. The 29-year-old employee of The Bay was taken to hospital with stab wounds to his arms and upper body. He is listed in stable condition. The stabbing happened in the parking lot of The Bay, at 10355 152nd St., just after 6 p.m. A 34-year-old man was arrested and charges are pending. Surrey RCMP Sgt. Bill Parmar said the victim was “able to control the suspect until Guildford Town Centre mall security arrived to assist.” Tom Zytaruk

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SURREY — When Vitaly Beckman called the Now from somewhere in Israel, he sounded excited to bring his illusions to a venue in Surrey. “It’s a one-off show I’m doing there, and I’ve actually never performed a show open to the public, a ticketed show, in Surrey,” Beckman enthused. Vitaly, as he’s known on theatre marquees and posters, is set to do his “An Evening of Wonders” show at Centre Stage, the 200-seat venue at Surrey City Hall, on Saturday, Feb. 20. The production, billed as “familyfriendly, mind-bending magic,” features the Belarus-born, Burnaby-based illusionist in a show geared for audiences over the age of eight. “I do have slightly younger people coming to see my shows, maybe six or seven year olds,” he explained, “but I find that because this is not strictly a show comprised strictly of visuals, I tell stories as well, and I find that five-year-olds just don’t have enough patience for it. And also because the show is two hours long, including a 20-minute intermission, it’s a bit of a long show for kids under five or six.” Inspired by the theatrics of American illusionist David Copperfield, Beckman at age 14 began wowing friends and family with his magic tricks. Later, he left behind a career in engineering to pursue his dream of being on stage. He moved to B.C. in 2008 and soon earned a following locally and abroad. “There is a bit of engineering in what I do on stage, yes,” Beckman noted, “but that job, it was a proper one, you know, that was encouraged by my parents, but in reality it was something I never wanted to do. I have the degree but it’s not something I enjoyed, because I wanted to create art, and magic to me is the highest

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The bouncing starts for real Saturday (Feb. 20) at Sky Zone, Surrey’s first indoor trampoline park, located near the Pattullo Bridge. The official opening was delayed for close to a month, but it’s now game on for the 26,000-square-foot facility, the 109th Sky Zone site in the world and ninth in Canada. The wall-to-wall trampoline action includes a giant foam pit, dodge ball, Sky Slam basketball, Skyrobics fitness classes and more, at 11125 124th St., Surrey. For details, call 778-3955867 or visit Skyzone.com/ca/surrey.

2 Burnaby-based illusionist Vitaly Beckman performs “An Evening of Wonders” at Surrey’s Centre Stage on Saturday, Feb. 20, starting at 8 p.m. form of art, because it can evoke such a sense of wonder.” In magic, he says, there are elements of theatre and storytelling, and also comedy, visual art and music. “What I do incorporates all of those artistic elements. Magic is something I’ve always been good at, and I create all the illusions in my show.” Some of his tricks are years in the making. One of his new illusions involves a floating apple. Another sees ink move on a printed page. “If it takes about two minutes to do on stage, it has taken me about a year to create,” Beckman explained. “Because it takes so much time, and I’m a perfectionist, it’s very hard to create a lot of new illusions every year. “For this show (in Surrey),” he teased,

“I was hoping to add something new, but I don’t think I’ll have time, and this is one I’ve been working on for years. It’s almost time to show it to people.” Post-show, he likes to meet and greet members of the audience. “Some people come back to see the show many times – like, 10 or 12 times, so it’s great to always see those people,” he said. “Another reason I need to meet people after the show is because during the show, I borrow their driver’s licence, and I erase their faces from the licence. I need to give those back.” Tickets for Vitaly’s show at Centre Stage range from $23 to 28, including all fees, at the box office (604-501-5566, Tickets. surrey.ca). Show details are online at Eveningofwonders.com. tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

Want to tell your own story? Historian and writer Philip Sherwood leads a three-session “Write Your Memoir” program at Surrey Museum. A free information session happens Thursday evening (Feb. 18, 6:30 p.m. start) at the museum, with the program set to run on Feb. 25, March 3 and March 10. “Everybody has a unique story to tell,” says Kendra Fehr, a program specialist at the museum. “We know many locals want to write their stories but don’t know where to begin. This program will team them the necessary skills to get started.” The course fee is $75. For registration details, call 604-596-6952, quoting course number 4433628, or search Webreg.surrey.ca.

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Next Wednesday morning (Feb. 24), jump aboard a bus that will roll from Surrey Art Gallery to a few of Vancouver’s best art galleries. Some “fresh hot international contemporary art” will be part of the $75-per-head tour, led by Surrey Art Gallery curators Jordan Strom Jordan Strom and Brian Foreman with stops at the Rennie Museum, Contemporary Art Gallery and SFU Audain Gallery. For this tour, bring a bag lunch or pick something up on site. To register, follow the link at Surrey.ca/culturerecreation/18541.aspx.

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‘Drum Heat’ benefit concert for Arts Umbrella programs in Surrey 1. Pianist Ilhan Saferalli, 15, warms up backstage at Surrey Arts Centre on Feb. 12. 2. South Asian Arts performers gather for a photo just prior to taking the stage. 3. Arts Umbrella supporters Manya Kellou and Steve Katz.

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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, February 2, 2016 until Monday, February 22, 2016. 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, emailedwww.surrey.ca/parksplanning to clerks@surrey.ca or submitted by mail to the City Clerk at 13450 - 104 Avenue, Surrey, BC V3T 1V8, no later than Monday, February 22, 2016 at 4:00 p.m.

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WAT E R M A I N F L U S H I N G

OPEN HOUSE

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.

AN INVITATION TO A PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE

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.

Please join us for a public open house to learn about two concept plans for two parks in Fleetwood and to provide your comments on the proposed plans. These parks were acquired through the development of the surrounding area and will serve as local parks for the neighbourhood.

• Run your cold water tap until the water clears up • Check the water supply prior to doing laundry If in doubt, call the Water Department at 604-591-4152 from 8 am - 4 pm or 604-543-6700 after hours. Thank you for your cooperation.

Staff will be available to provide background information and to discuss potential amenities for the parks. The information gathered at this meeting will be used to refine the concept plans for each park into final plans. Date:

Wednesday, February 24th, 2016

Time:

6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m

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For information and updates on the project, or to provide feedback online, please visit www.surrey.ca/newparks. If you have any questions, email parksrecculture@surrey.ca or call 604‑501‑5050. We look forward to hearing from you regarding these new parks.

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PINK SHIRT DAY Anti-Bullying Day

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aya Bhogal can tell you first-hand that bullying is a significant issue in Surrey schools. “We have liaisons in each of the high schools,” said Bhogal, who works in the district’s Safe Schools department. “Even if it’s just to offer someone to talk to. A lot of kids may not have that connection with someone and they need that.” But amidst the darkness, there’s light, she remarked. “I definitely work with

at-risk youth, but when you see this positivity, those are the things that make your day.” She’s referring to several events planned at high schools throughout Surrey next Wednesday, for Pink Shirt Day, a day intended to combat and raise awareness about bullying. “Year after year, there just becomes more schools involved in it in Surrey, more kids involved in it, and they love the idea about creating awareness and combatting it,” said Bhogal. In Surrey, she’s noticed more social and cyber bullying in the last two to three years, as opposed to the more traditional physical bullying. “A lot of it happens on a device. It travels from home to school so it’s with them all the time. You definitely

still see traditional fights, but we have to understand that bullying is not just the physical side of it. For AntiBullying Day, we’re trying to talk about all the different types.” Surrey has seen cases of fake accounts being created, and students not being aware that sending photos and videos to apps like Snapchat can be saved through things like screenshots. The district, in partnership with RCMP, has launch a website (PSSTbc.ca), as a safe place for students to report bullying anonymously. “Some kids don’t want to rat their friends out. They still want to be helpful and don’t want to be a hurtful bystander – you can be a helpful bystander instead,” said Bhogal.

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PINK SHIRT DAY

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rally to combat bullying “The biggest piece is to talk “It’s been quite effective,” she to someone and to understand said of the website. Bhogal has personal reasons there’s so many avenues of help. So much is embedded for getting into work helping into the school. victims of bullying. Kids are scared to “I’ve definitely talk to someone been bullied in the because they don’t past before,” she want to feel ousted. told the Now. But think about “It persisted the community throughout high surrounding you. school for me. Do you trust It stays with you your teacher? A wherever you go.” Maya Bhogal counsellor? School She said it’s what liaisons are eyes and fuels her desire to ears at the schools,” said Bhogal. work in Safe Schools. “Find someone to talk to.” “Getting help was a missing The Surrey RCMP Youth piece for me. I didn’t go to Team also works to combat school in Surrey. There wasn’t bullying, part of which includes as much support services educating children to use the available. So being in such a vast school district (as Surrey), internet safely. They speak to with such a vast support system students as young as Grade 5. Here are some events is just eye-opening.” She offers advice for students planned in local schools next week: who find themselves being ❚ Princess Margaret bullied.

Secondary is celebrating Pink Shirt Day with a week’s worth of events, including Surrey Steps Up, for kids to showcase how they’re “stepping up” in their community. ❚ Clayton Heights is doing a Pink Shirt Day themed carnival at the school next Wednesday. ❚ Today, North Surrey Secondary is holding a Pink Shirt Day basketball game. ❚ Tamanawis Secondary is doing a pink T-shirt contest and candy grams on Wednesday. ❚ DOVE (Delta Opposes Violence Everywhere) will have booths set-up in all Delta Secondary schools on Pink Shirt Day to provide information about violence in relationships. All 31 schools in Delta will be doing something to recognize Pink Shirt Day.

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PiNK Pi NK Celebrate Diversity February 24, 2016 BC Pink Shirt Day April 13, 2016 International Day of Pink

Will you be wearing pink to stand against bullying, discrimination, homophobia and transphobia? On those days celebrate diversity by wearing pink at school.

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GO! The arts

School aims to raise $40K to celebrate 40 years of theatre

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ive theatre is mythic and magical. Every performance is unique. There is no chance for retakes, cuts, start-overs, or making things happen that human power cannot make happen, except on film. The lights go down in the audience and the curtain opens. The show must go on, ready or not. And isn’t that really just like “real” life. It is going to happen whether you are ready or not, so best to be ready. Our schools have done a creditable job in providing live theatre opportunities for students. Earl Marriott Secondary is celebrating 40 years of theatre production on Friday, Feb. 26, starting at 7 p.m. Rick Harmon has come out of retirement to help mount this gala, along with current drama guru at the school, Candace

Rick Harmon and Candace Radcliffe, founders of Beach House Theatre, are staging an event on Feb. 26 celebrating 40 years of theatre at Earl Marriott Secondary. (Now file photo) daughter graduated. Ah yes. We are getting old – and maybe even outdated. Harmon promises a night of fun, with a silent auction, “brick” sales and a chance to relive some memories of past productions. Event tickets are $40 each, and can be purchased at the school starting Feb. 22 (3:30 to 4:30 p.m.) see MINTY › page 25

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asked if Carol could do warm-up for the cast. She did, they did, and ‹ from page 24 Carol was hired on the spot to be choreographer. or by emailing It has been a magical a reservation to 40yearsoftheatre@gmail. collaboration over the years. Sorry, Carol, now com. Reserved tickets everyone knows how old must be picked up by 6:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. we are. 26 or they will be resold Seitz does her own to the crowd at the door. stage productions as well I expect there will be a as being a tap teacher. crowd, and the theatre Classic Steps Stage seats 250 people. Productions mounts Just so you know, I am junior musicals at Newton Cultural Centre not going just to see my daughter perform. I have for the tweens and teens in the company’s theatre known both Harmon program. Next up is and Radcliffe for a long time, and sometimes our “Annie Jr.” on March 4 and 5 at the NCC, worlds overlap. Carol on 72nd Avenue near Seitz – someone who has more or less patiently King George Boulevard. Admission is by donation tried to teach me how to ($10 suggested), and tap dance – has been the reserve tickets by email: resident choreographer carol@classicsteps.com. for all but one of the There are future musical Marriott musicals. A 19-year-old Carol went to theatre professionals in this cast. I know. Been an early rehearsal for the there, done that, and first production of “The Boyfriend” as an observer. I probably made the T-shirt! Life happens. For some reason, the Long live live theatre. scheduled choreographer did not show up, and Rick melminty@telus.net

Events guide FUNDRAISERS Vancouver International Bhangra Celebration Society (VIBC) hosts “The Business of Culture Fundraiser” for its City of Bhangra festival (June 11-18, 2016) on Friday, Feb. 19 at Riverside Banquet Hall, Surrey. Info at Vibc.org.

CONCERTS “Exhilarating Soundscapes” concert presented by Vancouver Symphony Orchestra as part of its Surrey Nights series, 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 22 at Bell Performing Arts Centre, Surrey. “Maestro Tovey conducts a magnificent concert that explores a world of exhilarating soundscapes.” Info and tickets: Vancouversymphony. ca, 604-876-3434. Classical Coffee Concerts series at Surrey Arts Centre’s studio theatre with host pianist Sarah Hagen. Concerts held monthly on

select Thursdays starting at 9:30 a.m. Feb. 25 with Nicolò Eugelmi, viola. Info: 604-5015566, Tickets.surrey.ca. “Dreams” concert featuring Gerphil Geraldine Flores: TRIBU Productions presents finalist in 2015 Asia Got Talent concert, Feb. 19 at Centre Stage, Surrey City Hall. Tickets via Surrey.ca/culturerecreation/1684.aspx.

COMMUNITY International Mother Language Day celebration hosted by KPU Surrey, on Saturday, Feb. 20 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Bear Creek Pavilion (13750 88th Ave., Surrey). “This event will celebrate a diversity of languages and cultures with presentations, performances, and visual displays of local Indigenous and heritage languages, including Hul’q’umi’num’, Cree, Punjabi, Tagalog and Cantonese.” For info and schedule, visit Kpu.ca/ events/international-motherlanguage-day-celebration.

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MEETINGS Neighbourhood Safety Meetings in Surrey: Series of events continue dialogue between Surrey RCMP and the community about public safety. Schedule includes Guildford (Feb. 24 at 6:30pm, Berkshire Park Elementary, 15372 94th Ave.), Port Kells (March 2 at 6:30pm, Port Kells Elementary, 19076 88 Ave.), South Surrey (March 3 at 6:30pm, Jessie Lee Elementary, 2064 154 St.),

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Players look for edge on new ‘skatemill’ at arena in Surrey Tom Zillich

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PANORAMA — Hockey players and other skaters are hitting their stride on a new skating treadmill, or skatemill, at Excellent Ice. The $80,000 machine was installed at the three-sheet arena in early January. Users wear a harness and their skates on the rolling treads, made of a special plastic that feels pretty much like real ice on the bottom of blades. The skatemill is the only public one of its kind in Surrey, and one of only a few in Metro Vancouver. “Ours is wider than the other ones out in the market,” said Scott Elliott, general manager of Excellent Ice, “and the beauty of that is, you can get larger guys on the machine, and I’ve actually had two kids on there striding out at one time. With it being wider, you can do a lot more edge work, crossovers, backwards on there, all that potential.” So far, both kids and adults have been eager to try the skatemill. “It’s been a great response,” Elliott said, “and for us it’s a bit of a learning curve with how we manage the groups and bookings, so it’s taking some time to get up to speed on that, but since we’ve opened it’s taken off.” He said the machine is best used to quickly and efficiently break down a skater’s stride. “It’s almost like you’re

Brandon Lai gives instructions to Matthew Candusso, 10, of North Delta, on the new skating treadmill, or skatemill, at Excellent Ice in Surrey. (Photo: TOM ZILLICH) speeding up the process,” explained Elliott, an instructor along with Brandon Lai and Lyle Wingert. “We can get them skating the right way much quicker than going on the ice. You can break down every push, every arm swing, if there’s a sway in your upper body, how much you’re bending your knees, where you’re coming back and recovering – it’s a great tool.” The skatemill can also incorporate pucks, for shooting and passing drills, and cameras and screens are set up to capture all the movements. The instructor can speed up, slow down and incline the skatemill with the push of buttons on a remote control. Users pay $100 per hour. “Ideally there are three or four people taking shifts on the machine within the hour,” Elliott noted. The machine was installed on the arena’s second level, at the

far end of rink #1, next to the new Golden Glory Fitness & Martial Arts Academy. The recent expansion of Excellent Ice was the first in more than a decade, said Elliott, who has worked there pretty much since the facility opened in 1999. “We started here with two sheets (of ice) and a small cafeteria-type kitchen upstairs, and since 2004 we’ve put the third sheet in, and it’s been a number of years since we’ve done anything,” he explained. “We were searching for ways to drive some more revenue and build some more business. We had the empty space and built-in clientele, because we do all our programs in-house and our own leagues. We wanted to add that off-ice element to the on-ice element, that’s our objective, and it’s going to lead to our summer camps we run, so (the skate mill) will help with all areas of what we do here.”

Over the years, Excellent Ice has carved a niche with its Youth Pond Hockey League, which runs from March to June on the facility’s three smallerthan-regulation ice surfaces. Each three-on-three team pays up to $2,900 to play. “I don’t think anyone in Canada can touch us with what we do in spring, maybe in all of North America,” Elliott said. “We have 236 teams for our kids league, and we get an additional 35 or 40 adult teams, so that’s around 270 (teams), and pretty much every ice block is used. It’s our peak time, the spring. It’s a very trying time for us, a difficult thing to run, but it’s an amazing program for us.” Every Friday evening, Robin Vossenaar drives to Excellent Ice from his home in Coquitlam to allow his son Chase, 6, to train on the skatemill. He also regularly uses a similar machine at Burnaby 8 Rinks. “I saw an improvement in his stride right away,” Vossenaar said. “It’s worth it, because all we want to do is make him a better skater. He’s got really good hands so it’s about working on the other things, too, to make him the best player he can be.” In his backyard, under a party tent, Vossenaar installed a synthetic ice surface to allow Chase to practice skating, shooting and puck-handling. Video and photos are frequently uploaded to Twitter.com/ VozzyHockeyKid, an account that describes the young hockey players as “Just a kid who thinks he’s the next star of the NHL.”

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10 years on, Cormack reflects on gold medal at Paralympic Games gold,” Cormack gasped. It was a whirlwind experience for the five members of that Canadian team, which lthough Great was officially assembled Britain was the only two months before favourite to the beginning of the win, Canada remained Paralympic games in positive heading into 2006 Paralympic March 2006. Some of the Wheelchair Curling other teams had already final. been together for years. After beating Norway The squad from Great in the semifinals, Britain iced the exact Canadian wheelchair same team that won curler Gary Cormack the Wheelchair Curling remembers thinking, “At World Championship in least we’ve got a medal, 2005. we’re going to go home That 2006 team with something.” earned the first ever gold It was a tight game medal for Paralympic right up until the wheelchair curling. very end and the Since then, Canada has teams traded chances cleaned up in wheelchair throughout. In the curling, winning gold eighth end, Great in both the 2010 and Britain’s skip Frank 2014 Paralympic games. Duffy had a chance to Gaudet is the only win the game with the person to win gold on all final stone, with Canada three teams. was holding a 6-4 lead. The 2006 team Cormack, a Surrey was led by skip Chris resident, looked at Daw, who is the only teammate Sonja Gaudet Canadian Paralympian and said, “At least we’re to represent Canada in going home with silver, four different sports in because this guy doesn’t both the summer and miss.” winter Paralympics. Daw Great Britain had won originally contacted the last two Wheelchair Cormack about joining Curling World the team. Championships, led by Cormack received a Duffy. When Duffy let phone call from Daw the go of the rock, he missed day before his birthday his shot, sending Canada in the summer of 2005, to the gold medal. asking if he wanted to In disbelief, Cormack try out for Team Canada. turned to Gaudet. “I think we just won see › page 28 Trevor Beggs

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Cormack’s medal ‘belongs to Canada’ curling team was called out to of throwing it from their many events following their wheelchairs. Cormack started victory, especially with the using the stick to push the rock “I couldn’t get the words out from his side, before changing his following Olympic games being of my mouth fast enough, said held in Vancouver. Cormack and Cormack. “Where and when can I style to push the rock from the the rest of his teammates were middle of his body. sign up?” Grand Marshalls Grandfathering Cormack had curled from high during the Calgary the use of the stick school until 1984, when he was Stampede, and also diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis into the game has met with the Prime at the age of 34. It temporarily put helped the game Minister in Ottawa. grow both in Canada his curling career on hold. Additionally they He joined sledge hockey in 1994 and internationally, were asked to do and competed in a couple national although wheelchair presentations locally curling itself tournaments, before getting by schools and experiences ebbs and involved in wheelchair curling in companies. flows in popularity. 1999. The hysteria “Curling always When he joined, wheelchair Gary Cormack surrounding their picks up during the curlers were still throwing the victory died off after the 2010 Olympics,” said Cormack. “It rock by hand. Cormack says picks up for the first year after the Winter Olympics. “We got a few trying to throw a 44-pound invitations but nothing like it was Olympics and then it drops off.” curling rock without having it before,” said Cormack. Cormack has kept busy within constantly going astray from It’s easy to tell that Cormack’s the local curling community, hitting the wheelchair is as medal is well-travelled. Just competing recreationally in difficult as it sounds. looking at the frayed and faded “You’ve got to get a swing going Langley, Tsawwassen and red ribbon shows that possibly Marpole. [when throwing the rock] which thousands of hands have touched He admits that it is hard to isn’t as easy to do from the chair,” his medal. “The medal doesn’t believe 10 years have gone by said Cormack. belong to me,” said Cormack, “It since the victory, but he makes The game improved when the belongs to Canada. I just happen sure to share his victory with the sport introduced a curling stick. to be the holder of it.” rest of Canada. This allowed wheelchair The 2006 Canadian wheelchair curlers to push the rock instead t.beggs37@gmail.com ‹ from page 27

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These These offers offers havehave no cash no cash exchange exchange value. value. Dealers Dealers maymay set their set their †† †† nown prices. prices. An order An order or dealer or dealer tradetrade maymay be required. be required. The The Nissan Nissan Loyalty Loyalty Offer Offer (“Offer”) (“Offer”) is available is available onlyonly to eligible to eligible customers customers whowho (as of (as May, of May, 1, 2015) 1, 2015) lease/leased, lease/leased, finance/financed or own/owned a 2009 a 2009 or newer or newer Nissan Nissan brand brand vehicle vehicle (an “Existing (an “Existing Vehicle”). Vehicle”). Eligibility Eligibility for the forOffer the Offer will will $ finance/financed $ †† or ††own/owned determined be determined by Nissan by Nissan Canada Canada Inc. Inc. (“NCI”) (“NCI”) in itsinsole its sole discretion. discretion. Proof Proof of current of current or previous or previous ownership/lease/finance ownership/lease/finance contract contract will be willrequired. be required. Offer Offer is not is transferrable not transferrable or assignable, or assignable, except except to a to co-owner/co-leasee a co-owner/co-leasee of the of Existing the Existing Vehicle Vehicle whowho resides resides within within the same the same household household as as intended the intended recipient recipient of the of Offer. the Offer. If theIf eligible 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 NCINCI and and Nissan Nissan Canada Canada Financial Financial Services Services Inc. Inc. (collectively (collectively “NCF”), “NCF”), nthen 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). Loyalty Loyalty Dollars Dollars will will ††(excluding †† GT-R applied be applied before before taxes taxes which which means means theythey are inclusive are inclusive of allofapplicable all applicable taxes. taxes. 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Offer Offer has has Fra to F change cash no cash redemption redemption valuevalue and and can can be combined be combined withwith otherother offers. offers. Offer Offer validvalid on Eligible on Eligible NewNew Vehicles Vehicles purchased/leased/financed purchased/leased/financed and and delivered delivered between between August August 1 – 31st, 1 – 31st, 2015. 2015. Conditions Conditions apply. apply. Model(s) Model(s) shown shown for illustration for illustration purposes purposes only.only. Offer Offer subject subject to change or cancellation or cancellation serraser © © hout without notice. notice. While While quantities quantities last.last. Ask Ask youryour dealer dealer or visit or visit www.nissan.ca www.nissan.ca for complete for complete details. details. Nissan Nissan names, names, logos logos and and slogans slogans are trademarks are trademarks owned owned by orbylicensed or licensed to Nissan to Nissan Motor Motor Co. Co. Ltd. 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Offers Offers validvalid August August 1 – 31, 1 –2015. 31, 2015. *Cash *Cash discount discount is $2,500//$5,604//$3,733//$3,000//$5,000//$2,500//$8,500 is $2,500//$5,604//$3,733//$3,000//$5,000//$2,500//$8,500 available available on 2015 on 2015 Micra Micra (1.6 SR (1.6 Trims)//Altima SR Trims)//Altima Sedan Sedan 2.5 (T4LG15 2.5 (T4LG15 AA00)//Sentra AA00)//Sentra 1.8 S1.8 M6S(C4LG55 M6 (C4LG55 AA00)//Rogue AA00)//Rogue (except (except S FWD S FWD (Y6RG15 (Y6RG15 AA00))//Pathfinder AA00))//Pathfinder Platinum Platinum INSERT INSERT DEALER DEALER TAGS TAGS HERE HERE Offers available until February 29, 2016. Payments cannot be made on a weekly basis, for advertising purposes only. Representative monthly lease offer based on a new 2016 Rogue S FWD CVT (Y6RG16 AA00). 1.49% lease APR for a 60 month term equals monthly payments of $278 with $0 down payment and $0 security deposit. 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Cash Cash discount discount isinsurance comprised is comprised of non of non stackable stackable cashoffers cash and and deposit at lease Payments freight Lease based on apayment maximum km/year with excess charged $0.10/km. lease3Nissan obligation isASP $16,708. *Freight and PDE , applicable manufacturer’ s rebate participation applicable are andAugust applicable extra. *Vehicle *Vehicle pricingpricing isare plusdue is freight, plus freight, taxesinception. and taxes fees and – Finance fees – Finance offerinclude acceptance offer acceptance conditions conditions apply. Purchase apply. Purchase payment shown shown of $61ofisof20,000 bi-weekly $61 is bi-weekly based on based 84 month on 84 term month atterm 0.99% atatAPR 0.99% and APR includes andTotal includes 3 years years Nissan ASP (added (added Security Security plan). 2015 plan). 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(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). Loyalty Loyalty Dollars Dollars will will be applied be applied before before taxestaxes which which means means theythey are inclusive are inclusive of allofapplicable all applicable taxes. taxes. 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OfferOffer has has no cash no cash redemption redemption valuevalue and and can can be combined be combined withwith otherother offers. offers. OfferOffer validvalid on Eligible on Eligible NewNew Vehicles Vehicles purchased/leased/financed purchased/leased/financed and and delivered delivered between between August August 1 – 31st, 1 – 31st, 2015. 2015. Conditions Conditions apply. apply. Model(s) Model(s) shown shown for illustration for illustration purposes purposes only.only. OfferOffer subject subject to change to change or cancellation or cancellation © © without without notice. notice. While While quantities quantities last.last. Ask Ask your your dealer dealer or visit or visit www.nissan.ca www.nissan.ca for complete for complete details. details. Nissan Nissan names, names, logos logos and and slogans slogans are trademarks are trademarks owned owned by orbylicensed or licensed to Nissan to Nissan Motor Motor Co. Co. Ltd. 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STANDARD ON ALL 2015 AND 2016 MODELS. Finance is offered on approved credit - See dealer for details. 0% APR Purchase Financing is available on select 2015/2016 Mazdas. Terms vary by model. Based on a representative agreement using an offered pricing of $25,015 for the new 2016 CX-5 GX (NVXK66AA00), the cost of borrowing for a 48-month term is $0, monthly payment is $521 and total finance obligation is $25,015. ‡Lease offers available on approved credit for new 2016 Mazda3 G (D4GK66AA00)/2016 CX-3 GX (HVXK86AA00)/2016 CX-5 GX (NVXK66AA00) with a lease APR of 2.79%/3.49%/1.69% and bi-weekly payments of $86/$125/$137 for 60 months, the total lease obligation is $11,238/$17,199/$17,794 including down payment of $0/$900/$0. $76.77 PPSA and first monthly payment due at lease inception. 20,000 km lease allowance per year, if exceeded, additional 8¢/km applies. 24,000 km leases available. Offered leasing available to retail customers only. †Starting from price for 2016 Mazda3 G (D4GK66AA00)/2016 CX-5 GX AT AWD (NXXK86AB00)/2016 CX-3 GX AWD (HXXK86AA00) is $16,770/$28,965/$24,715 and includes a cash discount of $500/$1,250/$0. The cash discount applies to the cash purchase only and is deducted from the negotiated pre-tax price and cannot be combined with subsidized purchase financing or leasing rates. All prices include $25 new tire charge, $100 a/c charge where applicable, freight & PDI of $1,695/$1,895 for Mazda3/CX-3, CX-5. As shown,price for 2016 Mazda3 GT (D4TL66AA00)/2016 CX-3 GT (HXTK86AA00)/2016 CX-5 GT (NXTL86AA00) is $27,470/$31,315/$37,215. PPSA, licence, insurance, taxes, down payment (or equivalent trade-in) are extra and may be required at the time of purchase. Dealer may sell/lease for less. Dealer order/trade may be necessary on certain vehicles. Lease and Finance on approved credit for qualified customers only. Offers valid February 2 – 29, 2016, while supplies last. Prices and rates subject to change without notice. Visit mazda.ca or see your dealer for complete details. *To learn more about the Mazda Unlimited Warranty, go to mazdaunlimited.ca

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