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Brainshield decals hit back at concussions Researchers at Surrey’s Simon Fraser University develop technology they say is a game-changer when it comes to preventing head injuries Tom Zytaruk

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hat better way to use your brain than to help other people protect

theirs? Researchers at Surrey’s Simon Fraser University campus, inspired by parents’ concern about the wellbeing of their children while playing contact sports, have developed a decal they say is a game-changer in the prevention of concussion injuries. Six years in the making, Brainshield is billed as the “world’s first impact diverting decal.” Applied to the outside of any sports helmet, be it hockey, football, a motorcycle helmet or whatever, the four-layer sticker made of trade-secret materials instantly reduces gripping friction at the point of impact by allowing the helmet to glide, rather than grip and forcefully pull the player’s head. The creators of this technology note that most helmets don’t

compensate for violent twisting that happens in angled impacts. Research shows sharp twisting causing high rotational acceleration of the brain following a hit is a key factor leading to the possibility of a concussion injury. “In a collision situation, safety helmets nearly always contact the ground or other object barriers at an angle, causing both compression and swift rotation of the head,” said Dr. Daniel Abram, a postdoctoral fellow in the School of Mechatronics Systems Engineering (MSE). “While research studies show that the brain tissues are considerably more sensitive to rotation than compression, the majority of helmets are only designed to protect the head against compression of the brain.” The project was led by Abram, with MSE Director Farid Golnarghi and professor Gary Wang. The decal was tested at SFU’s Head Injury Prevention Lab in Whalley and high school football teams using them have reported

Concussions, by the numbers ❚ According to the Sports Concussion Institute, five to 10 per cent of athletes will suffer a concussion during any given sports season and football poses the greatest risk for males, with a 75 per cent chance for concussion. ❚ Soccer, on the other hand, presents the greatest concussion risk for females (50 per cent chance for concussion).

❚ Seventy-eight per cent of concussions happen during games, as opposed to practices, and studies have shown females are twice as likely to sustain a concussion. ❚ The Sports Concussion Institute says a professional football player will take 900 to 1,500 hits to the head during a season.

no concussions whereas previously they recorded two or three each year. In 2014, Brainshield was tested on the helmets of SFU’s football team and concussions reported during the season dropped to four from 14 in the year prior. “It’s like a seatbelt,” Abram

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explained. “Having Brainshield makes a big difference. It does not allow full force to be applied to the helmet. It can improve helmet performance.” Abram is the chief technology and operating officer at Shield-X Technology Inc., which was established to develop and

ABOVE: SFU researcher Dr. Daniel Abram applies Brainshield decals to the Hansworth Secondary high school football team’s helmets in North Vancouver. Dr. Abram says the decals help prevent concussions among players. manufacture the decals. Teams can buy them for $23.99 per pair through shieldxtech.com. They come in several shapes: teardrop, paw, curve, bow tie and hexagons. The inventors are now working with a major helmet maker in the United States towards hopefully seeing the decals built into its products. Currently, three B.C. high schools are making use of about 150 decals and Abram expects that number will grow. “We are hoping to have more teams on board,” he said.

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‘Miracles’ at winter shelter So far, 17 people have found housing after staying at facility in Whalley Amy Reid

close at the end of May. The 40-bed winter shelter, in an old Dell Beer & Wine store on Whalley Boulevard, is “as close to a home environment nside’s Surrey’s winter as you can get in a shelter,” said shelter on a Tuesday Fox. morning, about a dozen “People can truly rest.” people hang about in the main Fox explained it can be hard room. to get to know people through Some watch TV, others drink the emergency shelter, which is coffee and one man sits with also run by Lookout. a guitar. Outside there’s not “So sometimes you’ll house much to see or hear. somebody and then find out, It’s calm, quiet and most no, it’s not working,” said Fox. certainly a different feel than “Here we really get to see what the Front Room drop-in centre they’re like. So we know where and Gateway emergency shelter just blocks away. Theresa Tate says she’s struggled with mental health for 15 years. they’re going to fit.” One success story from the At the emergency shelter The winter shelter is her “starting point.” (Photo: AMY REID) shelter is a man named Scott, an hour earlier, a man was said Fox, an amputee. After smoking hard drugs outside stereotypical mold of someone mental health issues for about an injury in his leg didn’t 15 years, and is in and out of the building. A woman sitting you might think to find in a heal, he began using drugs hospital. She said she feels on the sidewalk nearby looked shelter. to treat pain, said Fox. Later, around nervously as she pulled Though an admitted addict, “dumped” by the system. Being in the shelter has been an infection spread and his a pipe out of a bag. A dozen or he said he wasn’t homeless, but so others lined the road, many lost his home when it was sold. a learning experience, she said. leg was removed. He’s now in chronic pain. “It helps me with my skills,” with shopping carts in tow. “I had nowhere to go,” said Fox described him as the said Tate. “As the days went on, Robert.“Then I remembered It’s a difference that’s I started getting into a routine.” “nicest guy ever.” the Front Room and they got intentional. “He’s had a really difficult Her present goal is to find me in here.” Unlike emergency and time finding a place, and housing. He said the Front room is extreme weather shelters, the finding him housing was sort “I need space. I’ve been “pretty bad. Here it’s totally winter shelter runs 24 hours of a miracle.” locked in confined walls and I different. It’s quieter, not so a day, allowing its residents to Stephanie Brett, program need peace and tranquility,” she crazy. I wish it was all year stay inside and not be kicked co-ordinator at Surrey’s winter said. “I’m almost there.” round.” out at 7 a.m. to wander the shelter, has been with Lookout Tate said thanks to the Robert is headed to streets. And, in an effort to for three years and says shelter, “I can honestly say I treatment in Vernon from the provide a sense of normalcy won’t end up where I began in Surrey’s facility is unique. and routine, each person has a shelter and then hopes to find “People are allowed to life.” housing again. dedicated bed. sleep all day and heal,” said an Demand on the shelter has Also mingling in the shelter’s From addicts to those been high, said manager Linda enthusiastic Brett. lobby was Theresa Tate, who struggling with mental health “It’s been going incredibly. Fox with Lookout Emergency says she goes by “Mouse.” issues, the Whalley shelter’s Aid Society, with the operation People are happy. People are “I’m a drifter, a nomad. I residents come from a wide calm. I’ve never seen such a almost always full to capacity. go from place to place. But I variety of backgrounds. So far, 17 people have found calm (shelter) environment like want to set down roots. I want Robert has been at the this in my life.” stability,” she says firmly. “This housing and they’re just shelter for about three weeks. is a starting point – a mole hill.” halfway through the season, Clean cut, with designer amy.reid@thenow with their doors scheduled to Tate says she’s dealt with glasses, he doesn’t fit the newspaper.com Now staff Twitter @amyreid87

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movie. It’s a spongy dart that can be fired out of a patrol car’s front grill that, once stuck to a fleeing car, enables police to track the vehicle through GPS rather than engage in what could prove to be a dangerous high-speed chase. “It’s another tool in the toolbox,” Sgt. Sarah Swallow said. The Delta Police Department is the first in Canada to embrace this new technology developed by StarChase Pursuit Management Technology. “We’re still in the testing phases of this,” Swallow said. The gizmo will be installed in a patrol car this week and if all works out, more police cars will be equipped with it,

Delta Police will be the first in Canada to use this GPS dart. at $5,000 apiece. “We need to know how accurate it is, what are its capabilities and what are its limitations.” Besides testing the device, the Delta Police are also devising a policy governing under which circumstances the StartChase can be used. “Regarding range for use, it’s up to officer discretion and based on a variety of factors such as traffic, speed and overall conditions,” Swallow said. “We have to be fairly close to the vehicle.” Swallow said the dart can be used

when both vehicles are in motion. Meantime, the Surrey RCMP is also looking into “pursuit management” technology. “As our research is in the early stages, no decision has been made and consultations are still underway,” said Sgt. Alanna Dunlop. “Surrey RCMP, in consultation with our municipal counterparts, are in the process of reviewing and examining the potential of pursuit management technology,” Dunlop said. “We continue to look for efficiencies with respect to new and innovative technologies that have the potential to enhance public safety, including risks associated with hazardous pursuits. We are actively working with national RCMP authorities to investigate vehicular operations and safety considerations associated with pursuit management technology.”

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SURREY — A Surrey women’s soccer team’s campaign to raise cash to help a teammate recover from a brutal attack in Whalley earlier this month has taken in 360 donations over the past seven days, equalling $20,785. The Women’s SFC Rangers had hoped to raise $5,000 through GoFundMe for the 21-year-old woman, whose throat was slit on Feb. 7. She is a refugee from the

African country of Gambia and has no family here. She is recovering in hospital from the attack and is expected to remain there for a month. The team’s GoFundme web page (https://www.gofundme. com/ypp3qhhg) says the victim was lured to a male acquaintance’s apartment “on the pretext of giving her a ride to her game.” Kris Kelly, 22, is charged with attempted murder, aggravated sexual assault and unlawful confinement.

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Linda Fedje (right) leads the 4 Paws on the Run drill team during a rehearsal at its home barn in Surrey. The group performs at this weekend’s Vancouver Pet Lover Show. (Photo: GORD GOBLE) SEE MORE PHOTOS ONLINE AT THENOWNEWSPAPER.COM her breeding business 15 years ago when a friend suggested she needed a hobby. A Golden Retriever fanatic practically from birth, she agreed and soon opened Kulalani Goldens. Not long after, she quit her job in the satellite-TV business. “The name Kululani came about during a trip to my favourite place, Hawaii,” she explained. “I spent a lot of time sitting on the beach thinking about my dogs. In Hawaiian, Kululani means ‘heavenly gold.’ It was a perfect fit.” But several years ago, Fedje realized that owning and raising dogs wasn’t enough. “I wanted to train them. I wanted to relate to dogs in a better way. And I wanted to teach people. I could see there were a lot of people who needed help.” And so, 4 Paws on the Run was born. There were teething pains at first, running a second business in gypsy fashion, bouncing from halls to distant church basements. But all that came to an end when a good buddy offered Fedje her little barn on 192nd Street.

oday, 4 Paws on the Run sports a permanent location, a gaggle of customers and, of course, that dancing, prancing drill team. Indeed, the squad is already a veteran of several shows, and is currently gearing up for its next, at the Vancouver Pet Lover Show, this weekend (Saturday, Feb. 27 and Sunday, Feb. 28) at Abbotsford Tradex Centre. Fedje and company will perform

both days; for details, visit PetLoverShow.ca. “What’s really interesting to people is that these are largebreed dogs, and they’re doing these things that are usually reserved for the little breeds,” Fedje said. Worldwide fame may await, but it’s the seniors circuit that really interests these folks, Rogers explained. “What we wanted to do was some volunteer outreach,” she said. “And all the dogs are pretty friendly. When I’m working, I do work in senior’s homes and I know seniors get kid of bored sometimes in these facilities. It’s nice to have some music and some pets to liven it up.” Last Christmas, the gang put on a holiday-themed gig at the Al Hogg Pavilion in White Rock. They dressed the dogs in costume and had them dance to carols, and handed out gifts. More recently, they swooped in on The Residence at Morgan Heights. “After the last show,” Neely recalled, “we took the dogs around and introduced them to the people. So I took (Newfoundlander) Rio over to this one lady. She asked, ‘Do those dogs drool?’ and I said, ‘Well yes, if there’s food around.’ And this older gentleman leaned over from his wheelchair and said, ‘Well, I drool too.’” The team wants to do more. Fedje, who recently lost a good friend who lived at a seniors’ facility, discuses openly the emotional impact it had on her and the school. All enquiries are welcome, she added. To reach 4 Paws on the Run, call 604-574-7248 or email linda@ kulalanigoldens.com. Goble@shaw.ca

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here’s a little barn on the Surrey-Langley border that’s all modern and pretty and couldn’t be more picturesque. Green grass all around, towering trees overhead – it’s the type of setting you might see on a postcard. But inside it’s a different story. They’ve really let this place go to the dogs, and Linda Fedje couldn’t be happier. At her “regular” job, she breeds and raises Golden Retrievers on her home turf in Cloverdale, as she’s done for the past 15 years. But these days you’re just as likely to see her, along with a whole posse of friends, clients and associates, at the little barn on the border. With a bunch of dogs. Really big dogs. On a recent Saturday afternoon at the barn, Fedje and her human and canine compatriots did what they like to do best of all: perform. Ten people in all, and just as many dogs. Among the humans, Jenny Rogers runs High Seas Newfoundlands, a small, Surreybased kennel specializing in one of the most humongous breeds around: the Newfoundlander. Retiree Richard Neely, 79, hopped aboard because his daughter Janet, who works with Rogers at High Seas, suggested it. Soon, the conversation ended, someone fired up the music and the group launched into its routine. Part parade, part dance, part look-at-what-this-dog-cando showcase, it’s an intricate 20-minute affair that surely must task the memory as much as anything else. First, they’re in a single row, coming straight at me. Rogers blurted out “Windshield Wiper,” and the row split in halves, each half mimicking the pivoting action of, yes, a windshield wiper. The show continued and the dogs, all Newfoundlanders and Golden Retrievers, and their human counterparts sashayed this way and that, somehow avoiding any monumental collisions in the middle. It’s pretty and it’s impressive, and it left little doubt that anyone in the room would rather be doing anything else. The performance is also the realization of a dream for Fedje, the group leader. She started

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The captain then submits the what’s been happening,” Klassen Surrey’s RCMP dominates “It’s about neighbours watching participant list and a map and the said. “We’ve become a bigger headlines, we look at out for neighbours,” Nelson said. “It Block Watch group becomes active. community.” different ways residents are is considered to be one of the most She said hosting events like an helping make our city safer. successful programs supported by annual Block Watch barbecue, ITS BIGGEST CHALLENGE Beau Simpson which gathered all the Block Watch the Surrey RCMP and the City of Because Block Watch’s success Now staff Surrey.... I’m passionate about it groups from the surrounding is based on the sharing of Twitter @My_Grace_12 because it works. areas, has brought the entire information, it might be surprising “Information is empowering neighbourhood together. to learn that its biggest challenge is ynthia Klassen was these neighbourhoods.” “It’s really brought us closer – just that – getting information. frustrated. and that’s what we need.” Frustratingly for Block Watch In her new South Surrey And it’s hard to argue with the and RCMP, residents all too often neighbourhood near the border, HOW IT WORKS results. thieves were breaking Before a new Block Watch group just won’t pick up the phone. “Over time, we were into cars, including hers, can be formed, someone needs seeing less and less of on a regular basis. to step forward and apply to be a I’m passionate about these break-ins,” Klassen captain. After going through some Things got worse it because it works. said. “So that told me it’s clearance checks, the applicant will in her community of been working.” be invited to Block Watch training, Douglas when Klassen’s Information is From the RCMP’s which is a free two-hour session car was broken into empowering these perspective, Klassen’s focused on how to get the rest of again – this time, the neighbourhoods. neighbourhood is a the neighbourhood on board. crook took the clicker perfect example of how “We’re pretty much teaching for her garage, which Cynthia Klassen Block Watch works as a you how to go out and canvas your was subsequently symbiotic relationship – neighbours, how to go out and get broken into as well. “I think the biggest challenge is volunteers in the community work this Block Watch started,” Nelson getting people to call in when the This was four years ago, when said. crime is occurring, calling in that she decided to do something about with police to make the city safer, said Surrey RCMP Cpl. Scotty What’s next? You hit the streets. suspicious activity,” Nelson said. it. She organized a community Schumann. “You canvas. You go door to Why is that? Perhaps residents Block Watch with her neighbour. “The countless hours and door and let neighbours know you might think they would be wasting “I thought it would be a great are bringing a Block Watch to the the RCMP’s time by calling in what way to get the community together dedication of the Block Watch they may think is a mundane tip. and watch each other’s backs,” said volunteers helps the Surrey RCMP area,” Nelson said. work towards the goal of safer “All it takes is a commitment to For example, what if you see Klassen, co-captain of her Block homes and safe communities,” the community and a commitment someone who looks suspicious but Watch group of about 100 homes. to observe and report any isn’t necessarily doing anything “The police can’t be everywhere.” Schumann said. “The Surrey RCMP are very suspicious activity. And really, that wrong? Maybe you see someone Her neighbours, also frustrated thankful for these volunteers and should be something we are all simply hanging around mailboxes with the prevalence of break-ins or lurking near someone’s garage. to their vehicles, jumped on board their role in making Surrey an even doing anyway.” better place to live.” Once a captain has canvassed Why call that in? It’s not illegal to when Klassen brought the Block Jody Nelson is crime prevention his or her block and has an email look shady, after all. Why bother Watch program to their doors. programs co-ordinator for Surrey distribution list from committed the RCMP with a call like that? “Everyone was really excited

Block Watch 101 ❚ The Block Watch Program was started in BC in 1986 in response to the concerns of citizens about crime. ❚ The program was modeled on a similar project in Seattle, which was credited with helping to reduce residential break and enters by up to 60 per cent. ❚ Block Watch member programs operate under the mandate of the Block Watch Society. ❚ In 1993, the Block Watch Society was officially registered as a non-profit society. ❚ Block Watch operates through grants from the Ministry of Justice and donations. Source: BlockWatch.com Because it could be a piece to a much larger puzzle. “Maybe the description you provided matches someone who commits a robbery later that day or assaults someone,” Nelson said. “Now we have a timeline and can piece it all together.” When in doubt, make that call, Nelson added. “Above all else, trust your instincts. You get a feeling. If it caused you to pause in your day, then that’s a call you should be making.” Nelson encourages everyone, regardless of whether or not they are involved with Block Watch, to program the RCMP’s non-emergency number in their phones. That number is 604-599-0502. “We’re based on crime stats,” Nelson said. “We don’t know what’s happening in your area unless it’s called in. Observe it and report it.”

MORE HELP NEEDED

There are 776 Block Watch groups in Surrey – last year alone, 104 new groups were formed. But Nelson says in a city as big as Surrey more is needed. “When I say we have 776 Block Watch groups in Surrey, it’s not enough,” she said. “It’s just not enough.” To volunteer as a Block Watch captain in your community, visit Blockwatch.com.

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NEXT WEEK: In Part 5 of our series, Amy Reid looks at how some communities are using Facebook to communicate with each other about criminal activity in their area.

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HIT: Delta Police are leading the way towards making our streets safer by testing GPS tracking darts that may make high-speed chases a thing of the past (see story on page 5).

t’s been happening for years now but in recent months, the debate over which transit system is better for Surrey – light rail or SkyTrain – is ramping up again. We’ve grown tired of it – that train has left the station. Surrey First was elected in an overwhelming sweep of city council in late 2014, after campaigning with promises of building light rail in Surrey. That means they have a mandate – a mandate to build light rail. That means all the debate surrounding what Surrey wants and doesn’t want is pointless. Surrey voted for Surrey First. Period. Done deal. Let’s move on. Rather then spending so much energy – and money – on debating whether or not residents want light rail, perhaps a more productive debate could centre on its implementation. Where should the stations go? What can we learn from other cities who have built successful light rail systems? Daryl Dela Cruz and his SkyTrain for Surrey group have conducted a campaign that would do Don Quixote proud. It’s certainly not our intention to discourage grass roots petitions and such. Two successful grassroots campaigns in recent years – to dump the harmonized sales tax and to say no to a tax increase to fund transportation projects – took on the establishment and served it with a proper smackdown. But in those cases, it was done in the context of a public referendum. In this LRT versus SkyTrain debate, there is no referendum. And so, if the proponents of SkyTrain really think they’re going to throw Mayor Linda Hepner and her crew off the LRT track, well, fuggedaboutit.

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Take a bow, city hall, for building Centre Stage facility. It’s among the four spaces under the Surrey Civic Theatres umbrella, along with the TomZillich adjacent City Room (the sky-high, vertigoinducing atrium space at city hall) and Main Opinion Stage and Studio theatres at Surrey Arts Centre, located at Bear Creek Park. So far, Scott says, Centre Stage has been n Tuesday, an event was held to reveal a relatively busy place since it opened in the spring of 2014, even if not many people the behind-the-curtains workings attended his event on Tuesday. of Centre Stage, the dual-purpose “I had almost three times as many bookings theatre space at Surrey’s relatively new city this past fall compared to the previous fall, so hall building on 104th Avenue. we’re moving in the right direction, and there’s Only about a dozen people – a few bookers of concerts and shows, plus some local business still room for more to be coming in,” Scott said. “But as long as we’re getting more bookings types – attended the showcase event, which is than the year before, I’ll be happy.” a shame, really, because the 200-seat theatre It was a happy night for Scott last Saturday should be seen and experienced. (Feb. 20), when a performance by illusionist Within 40 minutes, the space can be Vitaly Beckman marked the first official soldtransformed from city council chambers out show at Centre Stage. Beckman, a Burnaby to a performance theatre, although it’s not resident who performs around the world, is a the “Transformers”-like, push-of-a-button gifted magic man, and the enthusiastic crowd conversion people might expect. Parts of the ooh’d and aww’d accordingly. system are automated, including the lights, The event revealed some flaws in Centre speakers and curtain that hides the mayor and Stage, however. council desk, but it’s all a very manual task, In my mind, the theatre’s rake, or slope on Neil Scott, the city’s cultural production cowhich the seats are bolted, isn’t steep enough ordinator, told me before a two-person crew to allow some (shorter) people to see past the went to work. Primarily, Scott does the city’s programming heads of others. Also, the general-admission nature of the show had some attendees of Centre Stage and oversees rentals of the

scrambling to find connected seats, although Scott tells me a reserved-seating plan will be in place by next fall. Worse, at intermission, the lobby’s Take Five Café was stocked with only a single Rice Krispies square and a brownie or two – not nearly enough “food” for a crowd of 200 patrons (especially those who skipped dinner that night, ahem). Still, Centre Stage is a stylish venue for concerts, small-scale theatre shows, film screenings, conferences and other gatherings. Scott’s 2016-17 programming for Centre Stage will be revealed publicly on March 12 during a “Piaf & So Much More” concert by singer Joëlle Rabu. Some local groups may balk at even the cheapest rate of $1,159 (for a Surrey-based nonprofit) to rent the theatre for a sixhour period; the fee jumps to $1,493 for a commercial/private booking, according to numbers posted on the city’s website (Surrey. ca/culture-recreation/1626.aspx). Many have questioned the high cost of building the new city hall, with good reason. But without question, the move to make the council chambers a dual-purpose theatre was a wise move. Tom Zillich is the Now’s Entertainment Editor. Email him at tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

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Surrey’s light rail poll is suspect, as is affect LRT would have on lanes The Editor, What’s best for Surrey, LRT or SkyTrain? Much has been written about both. I keep looking at the City of Surrey’s web page for some answers and other than a few general drawings of where the LRT lines and stations may be, I’ve seen no drawing of what it will actually look like on any of the roads it is proposed to be built on. Surrey says it has taken a poll of 600 residents and trumpets that 80 per cent of residents agree with LRT. Six hundred out of 500,000 residents gives you 80 per cent in favour? Did any of those polled actually see what LRT will look like say at the intersection of Fraser Highway and 160th Street or any other intersection? I have some concerns. Although I will use the above intersection as an example, it could be applied elsewhere. Currently, Fraser Highway at 160th Street has two eastand two west-bound lanes and two opposing left turn lanes for a maximum of five lanes. If Fraser Highway is to remain a four-lane road with left turn lanes, now add two rail lines down the centre and you

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will have to cross two tracks and two lanes of traffic, where presently, you only cross two traffic lanes. I have seen articles talking about other cities adopting or have adopted LRT as a solution. Calgary and Edmonton both have LRT which, if you check it out, run mostly on dedicated rights of way and not down the centre of the street as proposed for Surrey. Ottawa is building LRT but using their busway roads for the trains. San Diego, Portland, and Seattle have LRT but also have dedicated rail lines. I’ve ridden on the San Diego lines which are at-grade only in the city centre. Their new line from downtown via the football stadium to El Cajon is on a dedicated right of way. As I understand it, none of Surrey’s proposed LRT will be built on dedicated road beds. Keith Wilson, Surrey

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❚ A dozen red roses to the man behind me in line at No-Frills in Fleetwood, I didn’t know that they only take MasterCard and when I left and came back, the cashier said you had paid for my groceries. I didn’t get a chance to thank you for your kindness. ❚ Roses to people who aren’t flakes, who follow through and do what they say they are going do or go where they say they are going to go! ❚ Roses to the two wonderful strangers at the Guildford Walmart who tried to help me find my iPhone. It’s nice to see there are still people willing to help one another. Most of all, a truck-load of roses to Steven at the Guildford Apple Store who personally came to my aid and walked around the store until we found my phone. You take customer service to the max! ❚ Roses to my son for doing such an amazing job on his science fair project!

❚ Rotten tomatoes to all of the litter bugs. It’s starting to look like a Third World country out there. Take your trash home and dispose of it properly. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the people deciding not to lower the Port Mann bridge toll while the lane closures on Pattullo Bridge are in effect. Our government is not supposed to take advantage of a situation to soak us for fees. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the person who dumped all their garbage on 125th Street between Old Yale and 104th Avenue, right in the middle of the road! ❚ Rotten tomatoes to drivers who don’t wave or give a nod when you let them in. Same goes for people who don’t say ‘thank you’ when you hold the door open for them. Guess their parents didn’t teach them a little courtesy goes a long way. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the ignorant people who can’t handle their liquor at bars.

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a 14-month police investigation. sister was generally a homebody They sat in separate boxes, behind who studied hard. She’d been glass, and did not look at each other hitting the books at the campus during a court hearing library and called home on Tuesday afternoon. shortly before the The trial was shooting, he said. Tom Zytaruk expected to open then “She said, ‘I’ll be Now staff but Schultes agreed to 10 minutes more, I’m Twitter @tomzytaruk adjourn the trial for a doing my homework,’” week, at defence lawyer NEW WESTMINSTER — Maple Kulmeet said Maple told Simon Buck’s request, their mom during what Batalia, 19, was an aspiring actress so he can first review would be their final and model who studied health a ruling the judge is conversation. sciences at Surrey’s Simon Fraser Maple Batalia expected to deliver on Next Tuesday, her University campus before she was Monday morning. alleged killers will be murdered in Whalley nearly five Schultes said it was a “proper and tried in B.C. Supreme Court in years ago. reasonable request. ” New Westminster in a judge-only She was shot in the back seven Buck is Dhaliwal’s lawyer and trial with Justice Terry Schultes times while returning to her car, Bedi’s counsel is Hovan Patey and presiding. which had been parked on the Justin Myers. Gurjinder Dhaliwal and third-level of the campus’s parking “We anticipate a very large Gursimar Bedi, both in their 20s, lot. Paramedics had struggled to volume of admissions,” Patey told are the accused. save her but she died in hospital. the court. Dhaliwal is charged with firstThe attack happened in the early The Crown prosecutors degree murder and Bedi is charged morning hours of Sept. 28, 2011, are Wendy Stephen and Brad with manslaughter using a firearm after a late-night study session. Kielmann. Stephen told the judge and accessory after the fact. Her brother, Kulmeet, told the the Crown’s case will likely be Both were arrested following Now shortly after her death that his

wrapped up in under two weeks. Shortly after Batalia was killed, a few hundred people attended a candlelight vigil at Holland Park and about the same number came one year later, to show they haven’t forgotten. Her family has raised more than $50,000 for a bursary in her name, to benefit female students enrolled in Simon Fraser University’s health sciences program. At one point 25 homicide detectives were working on the case, around the clock. “The loss of Maple Batalia, a beautiful young woman with a promising life in front of her is a tragedy that cannot be measured in the community,” Chief Supt. Bill Fordy, in charge of the Surrey RCMP, said shortly after her death. “For all those who knew and loved her, most especially her loving family, the pain is evident and immeasurable.”

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Police ID man charged after bank standoff SURREY — Police have released the name of the man charged in connection with the dramatic bank robbery stand-off in Newton last week. Manpreet Singh, 32, has been charged with two counts of robbery, one count of mischief and possessing a weapon. Singh was arrested after a six-hour standoff with police on Feb. 16. The Surrey RCMP was called to 13650 72nd Ave. at about 8:30 a.m. that day 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 vehicles. Tom Zytaruk

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businesses, interviews with interesting successful people, focusing on different areas, junior sports, so just basically some good news stories.” Hayne said he took on the role because he doesn’t see good news Amy Reid stories out of Surrey celebrated Now staff enough. Twitter @amyreid87 “Certainly mainstream Vancouver media is all too quick SURREY — Surrey’s newest radio station is about to officially to trash Surrey and never talks launch and one of its hosts will be about the good news stories.” Hayne said so far, he hasn’t Coun. Bruce Hayne. received any negative feedback 107.7 Pulse FM announced on Twitter that Hayne will host a about the announcement. Saturday-morning show from 10 Conversations with his fellow city councillors have been positive, he to 11 a.m. added. Pulse says it is a “music, news “I’m looking forward to the and views” station. opportunity to do it. I’ve always The perception of conflict in kind of wanted to be on the an elected official being part of radio as a personality, so this the media was something that opportunity came along and it came up, said Hayne. sounds like a fun thing to do,” “We certainly have had that Hayne said, adding he wasn’t sure discussion,” he admitted, but said he won’t be speaking for city when he would begin as host. Some took to Twitter to council in his capacity on the question Hayne’s radio role, show. “I’m not officially representing including Surrey blogger Laila the city as the host. These are my Yuile. “Seems to be a bit of a conflict opinions, and the guests (who) come on are going to be speaking with his position,” she wrote. Jas Basi, one of the managers from their own point of view. It’s at Pulse, said the station wants not specifically a city update or Hayne on the show is to “talk anything like that.” everything good about Surrey” Hayne said he won’t be taking and explore “what we can do on a any payment for his role as host. Saturday afternoon.” “I felt that that was probably “We want to talk about Surrey appropriate,” he remarked. parks, festivals, what’s really “The idea of the show is it’s going on in Surrey. That’s his going to be focusing on the community,” Hayne told the Now goal. That’s his role,” Basi told the Wednesday, “including successful Now from the station’s Panorama-

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SURREY — An Ipsos Public Affairs opinion poll indicates 80 per cent of Surrey residents are strongly in favour or somewhat support light rail transit being built in Surrey. But critics say otherwise. Seventeen per cent said they were strongly supposed or somewhat opposed to LRT and 62 per cent said they’d likely use it once it’s completed. A group called SkyTrain for Surrey maintains the city is misleading residents given there were only 600 respondents. “Surrey has a population of over 500,000 people,” noted Daryl Dela Cruz, chairman of the grassroots organization.

“A sample size of only 600 residents falls far, far short of demonstrating support for LRT.” The survey’s findings are based on a phone survey of 600 Surrey residents between Jan. 25 and Jan. 29. The margin for error was four per cent, 19 times out of 20. “We feel it is unlikely that the poll shows support for LRT technology over general desire for transit expansion as respondents were not asked to choose between LRT and SkyTrain technologies,” Dela Cruz said. He added that more than 1,000 people have signed his organization’s petition opposing Surrey’s LRT project. “The significant turnout in support for our petition demands serious attention from decision makers,” Dela Cruz said. “We have called into question numerous aspects about the proposed LRT system.” There are 15 major shortfalls, he charged, including high operating costs, increased

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congestion, construction impacts residents “were not consulted on,” and “an expected net increase in greenhouse gas emissions.” Surrey is expected to be B.C.’s largest city by 2041 and has identified the development of 27 kilometres of LRT as its top capital infrastructure priority, considering Surrey has 20 per cent of the region’s population but only six kilometres, or 7.5 per cent, of the regional rapid transit network. Survey respondents identified the benefits of having LRT here in Surrey are convenience (41 per cent), reduced traffic congestion (39 per cent), better “connectivity” (12 per cent) and reduced pollution and greenhouse gases (eight per cent). Their top concerns were cost (41 per cent), impact on traffic flow (12 per cent) and project completion/construction timelines (eight per cent). tom.zytaruk@thenow newspaper.com

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acqueline Stone is always wanting to sing, even though she doesn’t have much time to breathe these days, so to speak. The affable business owner is the woman behind Almost Famous Entertainment, which has built a significant following among amateur singers at several Surrey pubs over the past few years. Currently, more than a dozen local establishments hire her company to stage karaoke nights, and the number always seems to be growing. “I’m working seven nights a week right now, so I’m hopping,” the well-tattooed Stone said at Guildford’s Taphouse bar on a recent Wednesday evening. “We were short-staffed for a bit, with people leaving and going on maternity or moving away, but we’ve hired some new people who are awesome. I was down to three employees but now we’re at six, after a hiring spree. It’s all good.” Stone’s enthusiasm for karaoke was infectious as she clicked through some of the 70,000 songs on the RoxBox system installed in a laptop computer. Behind her, a screen showed the star-shaped Almost Famous logo and its slogan, “For the love of music,” and a single microphone was clipped to a stand. “We have a history for each of our singers,” she boasted. “The system shows the different keys of songs, the different versions we have, how many times they’ve sung them and on what date. It rocks.” Today, Stone certainly rocks the mic when it’s her turn to sing as host, but it wasn’t always that way. “I was always singing growing up,” she revealed, “but I can say that I was terrible,

a Canucks hockey game, Briscoe belted out the Aerosmith classic “Dream On,” hitting the high notes near the end of the song. “I didn’t sing karaoke until two years ago,” he said later. “I found it terrifying because I didn’t have a guitar with me, which is my comfort zone. “I was super flattered when Jacqueline hired me,” Briscoe continued, “as I was also working a construction job, and it was killing me.” Stone beamed a little. “He says he’s shy but once he gets behind the mic, he’s not,” she underlined. “The thing is, people think I’m a fun party animal, but I’m really not. So it’s good – you get to pretend for a few hours every night.” These days, Stone’s favourite song to sing is “Ex’s & Oh’s,” the rootsy Elle King stomper. “That has a sassiness to it that I kind of growl out, it’s just fun.” For guys, the karaoke favourite at the moment seems to be “S.O.B.,” the boozeJacqueline Stone, who runs Almost Famous Entertainment, strikes a pose at The fueled song by Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Taphouse pub in Guildford. (Photo: TOM ZILLICH) Sweats. Famous Family Members. They can come “That amazes me,” Stone said, “because honestly. I learned. And I tell people that if it’s actually the most depressing song if you they keep singing, they’ll get better at it – sing by themselves and they’ll see other family members here, and we know them all by first read the lyrics. It’s all about going through in the car, sing in the shower, just practise. withdrawal and doing rehab. People love it “I really do love music,” she continued, “but name, and I hug them all. You get to care about them so much. I’ve been doing this for and eat it up, but it blows my mind that it’s so I would never want fame, which is why I am seven years now. I’ve seen the ups and downs popular.” literally living my dream. I get to sing every Two years back, when the Now first met night of the week and I get paid to do it, with in their lives, all those things.” Stone, she said the most popular song on the zero fame attached to it.” Stone was a server at a Walnut Grove-area n recent times, the karaoke queen has local karaoke circuit was probably “Don’t Stop pub when she got the idea to launch her own found her king, a musician named Adam Believin’,” the Journey hit. karaoke company. Someone suggested the Briscoe, hired as a host by Stone six months “It’s also one of the most challenging songs name Almost Famous, and it worked because ago. Their professional relationship has to sing,” she said, “so sometimes it can be sad, Stone wanted something that started with the blossomed into a personal one, too. in a way, when someone tries it. It’s like, ‘OK, letter A, for optimal presence in local phone “He came to a show and sang Queen’s let’s put that down a few keys for ya.’” books (remember, it was 2008). ‘Somebody to Love’ and people just freaked In addition to The Taphouse, Surrey and “Of course,” she explained with a laugh, “it’s out – just so much energy, so exciting – so I White Rock-area pubs that present Almost a perfect name, too, because some customers offered him a job almost on the spot,” Stone Famous karaoke include Barrel Public House, think they’re almost famous, right, with how recalled. “I don’t usually hire customers, it Rusty’s, Hemingway Public House, Jimmy they perform a song. They are really into it.” just seems like a sticky situation, but really, Flynn’s, Clydesdale Inn, Baselines, Sawbucks, Some faithful customers do karaoke seven they are the ones who are usually the most Edith + Arthur, the Sandpiper and Green days a week, she said. passionate about karaoke, naturally, and they Timbers Pub. The company also hosts trivia “It’s just a lifestyle. They work all day, have know what works, why people go to karaoke nights at the Hemingway. For schedule details, a bite to eat and come to karaoke, and they and what to expect from a host.” visit Almostfamousentertainment.com. become like family. We call them the Almost On the Taphouse stage, between periods of tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

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RCTC show will leave you laughing – even at tax time Making art may be free, but somewhere everyone pays taxes. Sure, it may be a couple of months before income taxes are due, but let’s have fun with taxes in the meantime. “Love, Sex, & the I.R.S.,” from Royal Canadian Theatre Company, may be just the ticket you need to put some laughter into the neighbourhood of tax returns. Directed by Ellie King, this comedy has three performances at Surrey Arts Centre on March 18 and 19. Ticket prices are reasonable; adults can see the show for $28, seniors $18, family pack of four for $85, groups of 10-plus for $15 per ticket, groups 10+ for $10 per ticket. see › page 21

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the audition. Cold reads will be provided from the script. I know, New Westminster isn’t our neighbourhood, but Bernie Legge Theatre is so close to us, we are practically family. And “Calendar Girls” is a good story, one filled with love, friendship and what can happen when even a small group of people do something daring to make a difference. For good. Here is advance notice of what summer is bringing to our neighbourhood: Beach House Theatre is trying out some contemporary theatre with Larry Shue’s popular comedy, “The Foreigner.” It is a simple tale of hope, redemption, kindness and the joy of discovering who you are. We need that. Mark your calendars with this show, Aug. 9 to 14 on an outdoor stage at Crescent Beach in Surrey, under the stars. Tickets go on sale June 21 at 7 a.m. There you go, smiling already.

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Sometimes the actions of a community group can have global impact. About 15 years ago, a group of middle-aged ladies decided to (tastefully) pose nude for a calendar to raise funds for their local cancer clinic. The calendar was a global success and has now raised millions for cancer research. “Calendar Girls” became a movie, and a stage play was made from the movie. In November, Surrey Little Theatre produced “Calendar Girls.” Most nights were sold-out before the show even opened. Now Vagabond Players in New Westminster is holding auditions for its production of “Calendar Girls,” which will run from June 2 to 25 (with possible holdover dates) at Bernie Legge Theatre at Queen’s Park. Drats, I have a dance

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Awesome South facing View toward Whiterock! 950 Sq. Ft. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Bathrooms, 2 Under building parking spots & storage locker. Tastefully decorated with Granite countertops in Kitchen. Gas for Hot water & Fireplace included in Strata fees. Great location, behind Fleetwood Shopping center, Library, Park, Schools, Bus & Rec Center. Quick possession OK.

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APPLEWOOD – Clayton Heights Welcome home to your spacious, sunny and bright townhome with lovely walkout patio & yard that’s perfect puppy or just enjoying outdoor living. Quality built by Polygon and featuring 2 bedrooms, 2 nicely renovated full bathrooms, 2 parking spaces plus an additional storage locker. Super location - You will love living here! Open Sat. 12-2pm & Sun. 2-4pm www.garyshepherd.ca or call Gary & Lana Shepherd 604-583-2000

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Lovely 5 BD Bsmt Home in Prime Sunbury Park location. Gorgeous new kitchen, Lovely hand scraped hardwood floors, nice 2BD Suite, Double Garage, Quiet cul de sac. New Roof & Furnace. Open House on Sunday, Feb 28, 1-4pm. Won’t last! CALL KEN TODAY 604-351-5611!

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Text - Renovated Spotless end unit. Featuring Upgraded Cabinets & Fixtures in all 3 baths, Laminate & Tile throughout, Cabinets & Counters in Kitchen, updated double-glazed Windows, Crown Mouldings & Jacuzzi tub. 3 Large BDS & 3 Baths. Complex features Rec Center, Indoor Pool, Playground, Tennis Courts, etc. CALL KEN TODAY 604-351-5611!

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Rarely avail 1 bdrm with 2 PARKING stalls and a storage locker. Shows like a show home. Located on a great piece of property surrounded by walking trails, forest and farmland. NO GST! Your chance to be a part of Cloverdale’s Heritage site “The Ridge” at Bose Farms. Country-style residence. This second Floor “Plan B” layout comes with a balcony facing east with views of the hillside gardens. This bright and spacious unit comes complete with high end kitchen, Stainless Steel appliances, Quartz countertops, a breakfast bar, in-suite laundry & lrg walkout balcony. Centrally located, low strata fees. Great investment, rentals allowed! Great amenities building featuring a huge kitchen/great room, library, crafts room, yoga room, gym, media room & bathrooms. Tons of visitors parking. This place has it all!

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Court Ordered Sale - Colony Bay - Spacious 1 bedroom home boasting over 800 sq ft, top floor corner unit with only one adjoining wall. Large rooms accommodate the largest of furniture, gas fireplace, and in-suite laundry. Quiet southeast exposure. Property is sold on ‘As is Where is’ basis. One secured parking and one storage locker. Great location, short walk to school, shopping, and transportation.

Birdland – rare 2 lev + bsmt 4bdrms 3baths with great room sizes. Newer furnace, 5yr old roof, newer windows, updated kit, hdwd &tile flrs, 2 gas f/ps and 1bdrm suite in mint condition. All of this on a lrg 7189sq ft priv fully fenced lot.

Court Ordered Sale - Spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, ground level, corner unit boasting massive 330 square foot outdoor patio area. This home has been partially updated and shows reasonably well, but is sold on “As is Where is” basis only. Excellent floor plan with spacious kitchen, gas fireplace and in-suite laundry. Building has been fully rain-screened, updated elevators and some common area upgrades. Currently has building membrance project underway. Close to all levels of transportation and shopping.

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Immaculate, very bright 1454 Sq. Ft. 2-Bedroom, 2-Bathroom, upper Rancher style, Adult 55+ Townhome. Dramatic vaulted ceiling in Dining & Living rooms. New Flooring, Countertops, Lights, Blinds & Bathrooms. Desirable, quiet inside location. Separate garage outside with lots of visitor parking. Short walk to Price Smart Foods, Medical building, Restaurants, Bus & Shops. Quick possession OK.

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Unique 1 Bdrm unit, bonus 800 sq ft shop below for all your toys or can be separately rented out. Extremely open floor plan in quiet central area, its own separate entrance. Down also has own entrance 2 piece bath and gas heat. Both up and down currently rented by different tenants so it’s a great investment to rent either unit or have this whole rare set up for yourself. Hurry on this it will not last.

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Resort style living in the heart of South Surrey’s Morgan Crossing. Quiet, North facing penthouse suite with 2 bedrooms & 2 bath and overlooks the interior courtyard & gardens. Features include 9 foot ceilings, large windows, laminate flooring & granite counter tops. The 8,000 sq ft Clubhouse features state of the art amenities including fitness gym, entertainment room, hot tub, outdoor pool & more. Walk to shops and all amenities at Grandview corners. 1 cat or 1 dog up to 20” at shoulders, rentals permitted.

212 5678 199 ST $359,900.00 - 1779 SQ. FT

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Rare 2-Bedroom, 2-Bathroom 1220 Sq. Ft. Rancher, corner unit in Guildford! Adult 45+ Complex. Immaculate home with bright Kitchen, Eating area, Dining & Living rooms. You’ll love the energy efficient Gas Fireplace. Sliding glass door facing South facing covered patio. Walk to Park, Guildford Mall, Theatre, T&T and Bus. Quick possession OK.

Bolivar Heights – great 1st home over 1400sq ft 4bdrm 2 full bath on beautiful 5200sq ft lot, new roof. Updates – furnace, hot water tank, gas f/p, windows, kitchen, floors & paint. Lots prkg, priv yard with shed. Central location walk to transit 5 mins to SFU & skytrain. Easy access to all bridges both in & out of town.

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FRASER HEIGHTS BEAUTY This spotless original owner 2 storey features a new roof, has 5 bedrooms plus a den and is loaded with quality features on a large green belt lot. Hurry!

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The trouble with twins is that the similarities can sometimes overwhelm the differences. Especially when it comes to nearly identical twins like the Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain. General Motor’s five-seater, compact crossovers share the same Theta platform, the same powertrain choices and a whole lot of components from the same parts bins. These two different, but oh so similar models are, for the most part, Canadian-built, usually produced sideby-side on the same assembly line at the CAMI plant in Ingersoll with some overflow production coming from the GM Canada’s Oshawa plant and from the former Saturn factory in Spring Hill, TN. Co-incidentally, according to the manufacturer’s plates on the doorposts, both models driven here rolled off the CAMI line in August, 2015. But their real beginnings traces back to the 2005 Chevrolet Equinox, the first-ever crossover in GM’s lineup, followed a year later by the 2006 Pontiac Torrent. With passing years and Pontiac’s demise, a reworked, second generation 2010 Chevrolet Equinox was followed more quickly by a new sibling, the 2010 GMC Terrain. Both vehicles underwent a more recent mid-cycle makeover for the 2016 model year with new front and rear fascias, new grilles, new shifters, interior storage tweaks, a few brand-specific changes, the usual yearly update of wheels and colours and, of course, the seemingly mandatory modern bling of LED daytime running lights on upper trim level models. The 2016 Chevrolet Equinox offers three trim levels - LS, LT and LTZ - with prices ranging from $26,795$34,495. The Equinox comes standard with a 2.4-litre inline four-cylinder Ecotec motor rated at 182 hp and 172 lb/ft of torque. Enthusiasts tend to pooh-pooh this engine as being anemic and lacklustre, although I found it perfectly serviceable for day-to-day driving chores. Fuel economy is rated at 11.5/8.2L/100km (city/hwy), bolstered by an Eco mode. My real-world results averaged out to 10.9L/100km (comb). An optional 3.6-litre V6 ($1,725) is also available. More about this engine later. Both motors are mated to a six-speed automatic and

A Canadian success story, GM’s compact crossover siblings, the Chevrolet Equinox (left) and GMC Terrain, were recently updated with a mid-cycle makeover for the 2016 model year. front-wheel-drive (FWD) or an optional all-wheeldrive (AWD) system ($2,200) available in upscale versions. As tested here, our first ride, a full-blown 2016 Chevrolet Equinox LTZ AWD model ($34,495) comes with all the bells and whistles - power liftgate, powered heated seats, leather upholstery and all the expected top-of-the-line mod cons. Equinox hits the expected crossover buttons - family-style comfort for five, a raised SUV-like vantage point, confidence-inspiring AWD, 892 litres of cargo room expanding to 1,804 litres with the second row flopped forward and enough amenities to please the passengers. The 2016 GMC Terrain offers four trim levels - SLE-1, SLE-2, SLT and Denali - with starting prices ranging from $28,215-$43,265. Some of the upper tier prices include the AWD ($2,200) and optional V6 engine ($1,725). Our second test ride, a fully loaded GMC Terrain Denali model, has even more equipment than the Equinox LTZ, and more of it comes included within the trim level instead of being added in optional packages. The interior almost mirrors the Equinox cabin, except for badging, a little wood simulation and red info readouts instead of blue, a cue carried over from the Pontiac era. Our Terrain Denali ($42,365) also adds the optional 3.6-litre V6 engine ($2,165 in this case, including 19-inch wheels and a few other goodies). That more muscular motor makes 301 hp and 272 lb/ ft of torque, which works out to substantially more oomph than the four-banger. Yes, the V6 adds at least 70 kg, doesn’t have an Eco

mode and pays a fuel pump penalty. But the power difference is notable, allowing for more responsive get-up-and-go, more confident passing ability and a viable 1,588 kg tow rating instead of the four-cylinder’s 680 kg rating. So, having driven the Equinox and the Terrain, the 2.4-litre Ecotec and the 3.6-litre V6, which to pick? Well, brand beauty is in the eye of the beholder. The GMC lineup is pricier but also slightly upscale with more included equipment, although I’d probably opt for Chevy pricing. And as for engines, if you can afford the extra cost of the V6, go for it. But unless you’re towing a lot of big boy toys or running a Weight Watchers carpool, the Ecotec four-cylinder seems more than adequate, saving you the $2,200 V6 cost along with fuel savings. The price sheets estimate an annual 20,000 km fuel cost of $2,180 (4cyl) compared to $2,790 (V6). The Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain have exhibited surprising staying power over the past few years and when you add the sales numbers of these twins together, which is only fair, they rank within the top ranks of Canadian SUV/CUV sales and are slotted firmly in the number one SUV sales spot in the U.S. With that kind of staying power, the recent 2016 makeover will tide this generation of vehicles over until a rumoured, new smaller, lighter weight lineup debuts, probably sometime next year as 2017 or 2018 models.

One more year to go and I can take my now grandson Francis to Monster Jam. I figured I’d already waited long enough for this treat and we’d be storming the doors at BC Place Stadium this Saturday but no, at 21 months his ears are just too sensitive . . . I’m told. The last time I had the opportunity to watch these quarter-million-dollar, three-metre-plus high, 4.5-tonne Monster Trucks, roar around in the mud was back in the 1990s. Back then, my son Niall joined me to watch the likes of Big Foot fire up methanol fuelled Big Block American 9.4-litre V8s and jump over a bunch of weeny cars crushing them in the process. (Apparently, they crush about 3,000 a year on the circuit.) I spend my days driving (less expensive) new cars and take care to avoid even curbing a low profile wheel rim, never mind bouncing up one of our area’s many high sidewalks! These monster truck guys just go all out, seemingly unconcerned about scratching their wonderfully artistic $5,000 paint jobs. It’s a thrill for those in attendance and one enjoyed by about four million spectators a year throughout North America and parts of Europe. I swear that when you walk through the door, your voice drops an octave. I guess that could be a problem for little Francis, even next year. This year’s truck lineup is highlighted by the first time appearance here of Monster Jam icon and Grave Digger driving legend Dennis Anderson plus other World Finals Champion powerhouses Max-D, Metal Mulisha, El Toro Loco and Captain’s Curse. The big news for fans is the debuts here of the all-new 2016 season truck Gas Monkey Garage (inspired by the hit Discovery Channel TV show “Fast N’ Loud”) plus Zombie, El DiabloSM, Fox Sports 1 Cleatus, Doomsday, Wild Flower, Enforcer and Survivor. Roll on next year for me: if you go this year send me some hi-rez action selfies and I’ll feature the best in a future Driveway. keith.morgan@drivewaybc.ca For event info: monsterjam.com 7418870

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(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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Vehicle”). Eligibility Eligibility for the forrecipient Offer the Offer will change conventional 5W30 motor and one tire rotation service an(an“Eligible Service”). Any additional services are covered by the erinand arediscretion. the sole responsibility and cost ofownership/lease/fi the recipient. er may not redeemed for and mayoranot be with certain offers. Ask your for“Existing details. Vehicles accessories areasfor purposes 1, 2015)1,(using lease/leased, 2015) lease/leased, finance/fi finance/fi nanced or own/owned oroil) own/owned a 2009 or a(1) 2009 newer or newer Nissan Nissan brand vehicle brand(each, vehicle (an “Existing “Existing Vehicle”). Vehicle”). Eligibility Eligibility for the for Offer thewill be will determined be required determined by Nissan by Nissan Canada Canada Inc. (“NCI”) Inc. 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We would like to thank our readers who took the time to cast their votes. Our annual readers poll demonstrates the strong connection local businesses have with their customers. The businesses recognized in these pages have worked hard to be known as The Best and have earned their customers’ loyalty and respect. We are grateful to be part of this process and we strongly believe in our community and the businesses that contribute to making this one of the best places to live and do business in the Lower Mainland. So, to each of these businesses, we say congratulations for your success. Being named the “Best of” in your business speaks volumes about the impact you are having in our community. Be proud of this achievement and don’t be shy about spreading the word.

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FOOD AND BEVERAGE

Chinese Restaurant Lee Yeun Seafood Restaurant

Pizza Place Pizza Hut

Bowling Alley Dell Lanes

Cellular Phones Telus

Garden Centre Art Knapp Garden Centre

Paint/Decorating Store Benjamin Moore

Acupuncturist Dr. Carol Nicolle

Denturist Bob Shivji - Guildford Denture Clinic

Limousine Service Big City Limousines

Retirement Community Fleetwood Villa Retirement Residence

Winner

Green Lettuce Restaurant

Boston Pizza

Scottsdale Lanes 1st Runner Up

Fido

1st Runner Up

Potters Nursery

Cloverdale Paint

Joong Ang Oriental Medicine

Ken Reichling

Ritz Limos

Elm Village

1st Runner Up

Coffee Bar Starbucks

Place for Cocktails Cactus Club Cafe

Equestrian Centre Twin Rivers Equestrian Centre

Certified Organic The Organic Grocer

Gift Store Beach Basket Giftware

Pet Store PetSmart

Appliance Repair Budget Appliance

Livingstone Denture Clinic

Winner

Tim Hortons

Browns Socialhouse

A&T Equestrian 1st Runner Up

Choices

1st Runner Up

Chistopher’s Gift Gallery 1st Runner Up

Bosley’s

Trail Appliance

1st Runner Up

Craft Beer Central City Brewers & Distillers

Private Liquor/Beer and Wine Brewster’s Pub

Fitness Facility Club 16 Trevor Linden Fitness

Children’s Clothing Store The Children’s Place

Grocery Store Canadian Superstore

Pharmacy Shoppers Drug Mart

Auto Glass Broco Auto Glass

Fleetwood Drycleaners 1st Runner Up

Bakery Cobbs Bread

Winner

Veneto’s Cakes & Pastries Breakfast Restaurant IHOP Ricky’s Restaurants Butcher Shop Sports City Butcher

1st Runner Up

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Big Ridge Brewing Co.

Central City Liquor

Steve Nash Fitness World 1st Runner Up

1st Runner Up

GapKids

Save on Foods

London Drugs

Speedy Glass

1st Runner Up

Delicatessen Greco’s Specialty Foods

Restaurant for a Romantic Date The Keg Steakhouse

Golf Course Northview Golf & Country Club

Coputer Store Best Buy

Hardwood Flooring Store King of Floors

1st Runner Up

Winner

Photography Store Photo Expert

Auto Parts & Service Canadian Tire

Veneto’s Cake & Pastries

Old Surrey Restaurant

Surrey Golf Course

Apple Store

Exclusive Floors 1st Runner Up

London Drugs

Lordco Parts

Family Restaurant White Spot: Family Restaurants

Sandwich/Sub Shop Subway

Guildford Golf & Country Club

1st Runner Up

London Drugs 1st Runner Up

Winner

Quiznos Sandwich Restaurants

Consignment/Thrift Store Value Village

Plumbing Fixtures Home Depot

Ricky’s Restaurants

Martial Arts/Boxing Centre Jong Kim Martial Arts

Health Store The Organic Grocer GNC - Live Well 1st Runner Up

Save More Plumbing & Lighting

Surrey Martial Arts Academy

Winner

Unique and Trendy Boutique 1st Runner Up

Movie Theatre Cineplex Odeon Strawberry Hills

Consumer Electronics Store Best Buy

Home Décor Home Sense

Landmark Cinemas

Visions Electronics

Bed Bath & Beyond

1st Runner Up

Place to Go Dancing Pancho’s Top 40 Rock Club

London Drugs 1st Runner Up

Home Improvement (Chain) Home Depot

Clancy’s Meat Co. Glory Meat Shop 1st Runner Up

Caterer Price Pro Winner

5 Star Catering 1st Runner Up

1st Runner Up

Winner

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Fish and Chips Salty’s Fish & Chips Winner

1st Runner Up

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Seafood Restaurant Lee Yeun Seafood Restaurant Winner

Al & Jan’s Fish & Chips

Sport’s Bar Brewster’s Pub

1st Runner Up

Greek Restaurant New York New York Greek Winner

My Greek Taverna 1st Runner Up

The Greek Corner 1st Runner Up

Hamburgers Vera’s Burger Shack Winner

Red Robin

1st Runner Up

A&W

1st Runner Up

Ice Cream Dairy Queen Winner

Baskin Robins 1st Runner Up

Indian Restaurant Tasty Indian Bistro Winner

Mahek Restaurant & Lounge 1st Runner Up

Indian Sweet Shop Pak Punjab Sweets & Samosa House Winner

Diamond Sweets & Restaurant 1st Runner up

Italian Restaurant Porto Fino Express Winner

Bozini’s Restaurant 1st Runner Up

Japanese/Sushi Restaurant Sushi & Roll Winner

Tokachi Japanese Restaurant Winner

Nordel Sushi 1st Runner Up

Akari Japanese Restaurant 1st Runner Up

Meal Under $10 A&W Winner

McDonald’s

1st Runner Up

Subway

1st Runner Up

Neighbourhood Pub Brewster’s Pub Winner

Dublin Crossing Irish Pub 1st Runner Up

1st Runner Up

Salty’s Fish & Chips

Winner

1st Runner Up

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Mr Pickwick’s Fish and Chips 1st Runner Up

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Baselines Pub 1st Runner Up

Winner

One20 Public House

Steakhouse The Keg Steakhouse

1st Runner Up

Winner

Home Improvement (Owner Operated) Southridge Building Supplies

Bozini’s Restaurant

Studio 64 Personal Training

Tea Shop DAVIDsTEA

Surrey Recreation Centre

London Drugs

Winner

1st Runner Up

1st Runner Up 1st Runner Up

Winner

Applewood Country Gifts 1st Runner Up

Tahi Restaurant Sabai Thai Restaurant

RETAIL

Appliance Store Trail Appliances Winner

Winner

Budget Appliances

1st Runner Up

Home Depot

1st Runner Up

Thai by Thai

1st Runner Up

Vietnamese Pho 99 Restaurant Winner

Barbeque Retailer Home Depot

1st Runner Up

Trail Appliances

Weekend Brunch White Spot

Grilltown Barbeques & Parts Store

Winner

Pho Tau Bay Restaurant

1st Runner Up

Central City Shopping Centre

1st Runner Up

Jewellery Store Gold Room Jewellers Winner

Sports Equipment Sport Chec

Pandora Guildford

Winner

1st Runner Up

The Hockey Shop

Winner

Lighting Store Pine Lighting

Save on Fabrics Fireplace Store Parkinson’s Heating Fireplace Unlimited Northwind Heating 1st Runner Up

Fitness Equipment Store Sport Chek

Alternative Health/Therapy Facility Physiomoves Physiotherapy Clinic Legacies Health Centre

1st Runner Up

Knock on Wood Furniture

London Drugs

1st Runner Up

Art Gallery Surrey Art Gallery Newton Cultural Centre

Winner

Camera Store Photo Expert

Winner

Furniture Store (Chain) The Brick

Furniture Store (Owner Operated) MJM Furniture

1st Runner Up

Pain Pro Massage Therapy

Safeway

1st Runner Up

JR Furniture

Rona

1st Runner Up

Winner

1st Runner Up

Peace of Mind Reflexology 1st Runner Up

Florist 99 Nursery & Florist

MJM Furniture

Building Supply Home Depot

Winner

Sears

Winner

Black Bond

Winner

1st Runner Up

Winner

Garden and Patio Furniture Store Home Depot

1st Runner Up

Carpet Store Surdel Carpets Winner

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The Oasis Pool & Spa Centre

1st Runner Up

Winner

1st Runner Up

Mattress Retailer Sleep Country

Nutrition House

The Brick

Tile Store Tile Town

Winner

1st Runner Up

Tom Lee Music 1st Runner Up

Office Supplies Staples Winner

DeSerres

1st Runner Up

Tan de Soeil

1st Runner Up

Champers Salon

Bank or Credit Union Coast Capital Savings Winner

TD Canada Trust 1st Runner Up

Banquet Hall Crown Palace Banquet Hall Winner

Bombay Banquet Hall

1st Runner Up 1st Runner Up

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Winner

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Hearing Centre Advanced Hearing Solutions Winner Winner

Sonu Hairdressing & Esthetic School

1st Runner Up

Non-Profit Organization Options Community Services Society

1st Runner Up

Car Dealer - New Applewood Motors Winner

1st Runner Up

Hotel/Motel Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel Winner

Sandman Suites House Cleaning Molly Maid Maid Brigade

Winner

Merry Maids

1st Runner Up

Surrey Honda

1st Runner Up 1st Runner Up

Taxi Surrey Metro Taxi Winner

Surdell Taxi

1st Runner Up

The Salvation Army

Tire Store Canadian Tire

Surrey Food Bank Society

Kal Tire

Winner

1st Runner Up

1st Runner up

Orthotics Kintec Footwear & Orthotics

Trade School Kwantlen Polytechnic University

BioPed

Sprott Shaw College

Pet Grooming PetSmart

Towing Company BCAA

Brenda’s Dog Grooming

Unitow

Winner

1st Runner Up

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Insurance Agency BCAA

Winner

1st Runner Up

Winner

Car Wash SpeedWash

Westland Insurance

Winner

Photographer Photo Expert

Travel Agency BCAA

1st Runner Up

Winner

1st Runner Up

Washworld

Royal Photo Studio

Marlin Travel

1st Runner Up

Flight Centre Travel Group

Winner

B&W Insurance

1st Runner Up

Allied Insurance Services

Winner

Carpet Cleaning Citrus-O Carpet Care

1st Runner Up

Coit Carpet Cleaning

Walmart

Women’s Fashion Reitmans

Winner

1st Runner Up

Winner

College Kwantlen Polytechnic University

1st Runner Up

CDI College

H&M

Winner

1st Runner Up

Kenza Day Spa

Outdoor Gear & Clothing Atmosphere Sports

Clark & Company

Angel Care Dental

Winner Winner

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1st Runner Up

Sylvan Learning

Print/Copy Store Staples

1st Runner Up

Whalley Printers

Law Firm McQuarrie Hunter LLP

Winner

Tutoring Kumon

1st Runner Up

Dr. David Ward 1st Runner Up

Winner

1st Runner Up

University Simon Fraser University

1st Runner Up

Winner

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Rehabmax Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic

Optical Store LensCrafters

Accountant Marcus & Co

1st Runner up

Orion Health Services

Weed Man

1st Runner Up

Laser Clinic Azure Skin Care

Winner

Physiotherapy Physiomoves Physiotherapy Clinic

Landscaper Jim’s Mowing

Smooth Laser Clinic

1st Runner Up

Winner

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Cosmetic Surgery Plastic Surgery Group

Skyview Outdoors

Westcoast Piercing and Ink

Northwind Heating & Air Conditioning

1st Runner Up

Winner

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Alberto & Co Hair Care

1st Runner Up

Tattoo Artist Forever Inked Tattoos Liquid Silver Tattoo

Dhillon Naturopathic Clinic

Winner

1st Runner Up

Sears

Winner

Essential Nails Naturopathic Clinic Village Health Clinic

Barber Attractions Barber & Hair Stylists

1st Runner Up

Kenza Day Spa

1st Runner Up

Winner

Puretone Hearing Clinic

Parkinson’s Heating

1st Runner Up

Nail Bar B.B. Nails

Surrey Hearing Care

Heating and Air Conditioning Good Guys Heating Cooling & Plumbing

Winner

Azure Skin Care

1st Runner Up

Alberto & Co Hair Care

SERVICES

Winner

Mortgage Broker Rick Robertson VERICO Gateway Lending Centres Winner

1st Runner Up

FYidoctors

1st Runner Up

Winner

Art Knapp Garden Centre

You’re invited to come for a tour - space available for September Preschool – Grade 12

Spa Kenza Day Spa

Winner

1st Runner Up

Tom Lee Music

1st Runner Up

Dental Clinic Newton Dental Group

Thank you to The Now readers for voting Surrey Christian School 1st runner up in the Private school category!

Jazmin Page at Legacies

Financial Advisor Coast Capital Savings

Winner

Music Lessons Long & McQuade

1st Runner Up

Craftsman Collision

H&R Block

1st Runner Up

G.A.M. Shoe Repair

Winner

1st Runner Up

Tanning Studio Sungodz Tanning Zone

Safari Motors

1st Runner Up

End Of The Roll

Pain Pro Massage Therapy

1st Runner Up

Surrey Tailor Shop & Tuxedo Rental

Canadian Tire 1st Runner Up

Shoe Repair Enzo’s Shoe Repair & Tailoring

1st Runner Up

Newton Drycleaners

Winner

Dominion Lending Centre

David Pell & Co

1st Runner Up

Massage Therapist Kenza Day Spa

Winner

Doria Salon Spa

Winner

Seniors Come Share Society

Winner

Tailor Enzo’s Shoe Repair & Tailoring

1st Runner Up

Mark’s Work Wearhouse

Winner

Mason’s Cloverdale Home Furnishing

Dry Cleaner Sunshine Hills Cleaners

Jeff Ingram - Ingram Mortgage Team

Jonker Honda

Toy Store Toys “R” Us

Music Store Long & McQuade

Seniors Services Kennedy Seniors Recreation Centre

Hair Salon Champers Salon

Automotive Repair Canadian Tire

Mercedes Surrey

Home Depot

1st Runner Up

Locksmith Maximum Lock & Security

1st Runner Up

Jim Pattison Toyota

Winner

Men’s Fashion Moores Clothing Winner

1st Runner Up

Prospera Credit Union

Car Dealer - Used Sukhi Bath Motors

GNC - Live Well

Winner

Jonker Honda

1st Runner Up

Home Depot

Winner

RBC Financial

Winner

Supplement Store The Organic Grocer

Winner

1st Runner Up

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1st Runner Up

Surrey Christian School

Manthorpe Law Office

1st Runner Up

Veterinarian Newton Animal Hospital

1st Runner Up

Private School Southridge

Cowley & Company

Winner

Kwantlen Polytechnic University

Winner

Scottsdale Veterinary Hospital 1st Runner Up

Winner

Weight Loss Centre Weight Watchers

1st Runner Up

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Dr. Bernstein Diet & Health Clinic

Somerset Dental Group

1st Runner Up

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1st Runner Up

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Urban Vinter

SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT

Aldo Shoes

Winner

Fabric Store Fabricland

The Bike Zone Book Store Chapters

Winner

Shopping Centre Guildford Town Centre

Caps South Shore Cycle 1st Runner Up

Shoe Store Payless ShoeSource

Hot Tubs Beachcomber Hot Tub

Wine Maker Scott Road Brewing Co. 1st Runner Up

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Bike Store Rocky Cycle 1st Runner Up

Fresh St. Market

Ronsons Rack

1st Runner Up

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Seafood Market T&T Supermarket

Surdel Carpets

Winner

Denny’s

Winner

1st Runner Up

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Rona

1st Runner Up

Drug Store Shoppers Drug Mart

1st Runner Up

T&T Supermarket

1st Runner Up

Earls Restaurant

Winner

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Dollar Tree

1st Runner Up

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Dollar Store Dollarama

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Produce Market Kind’s Farm Market

Winners

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Yoga Studio Yoga360 - Bikram Yoga Studios

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1st Runner Up

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Thursday, February 25, 2016 B07

FOOD AND BEVERAGE

Chinese Restaurant Lee Yeun Seafood Restaurant

Pizza Place Pizza Hut

Bowling Alley Dell Lanes

Cellular Phones Telus

Garden Centre Art Knapp Garden Centre

Paint/Decorating Store Benjamin Moore

Acupuncturist Dr. Carol Nicolle

Denturist Bob Shivji - Guildford Denture Clinic

Limousine Service Big City Limousines

Retirement Community Fleetwood Villa Retirement Residence

Winner

Green Lettuce Restaurant

Boston Pizza

Scottsdale Lanes 1st Runner Up

Fido

1st Runner Up

Potters Nursery

Cloverdale Paint

Joong Ang Oriental Medicine

Ken Reichling

Ritz Limos

Elm Village

1st Runner Up

Coffee Bar Starbucks

Place for Cocktails Cactus Club Cafe

Equestrian Centre Twin Rivers Equestrian Centre

Certified Organic The Organic Grocer

Gift Store Beach Basket Giftware

Pet Store PetSmart

Appliance Repair Budget Appliance

Livingstone Denture Clinic

Winner

Tim Hortons

Browns Socialhouse

A&T Equestrian 1st Runner Up

Choices

1st Runner Up

Chistopher’s Gift Gallery 1st Runner Up

Bosley’s

Trail Appliance

1st Runner Up

Craft Beer Central City Brewers & Distillers

Private Liquor/Beer and Wine Brewster’s Pub

Fitness Facility Club 16 Trevor Linden Fitness

Children’s Clothing Store The Children’s Place

Grocery Store Canadian Superstore

Pharmacy Shoppers Drug Mart

Auto Glass Broco Auto Glass

Fleetwood Drycleaners 1st Runner Up

Bakery Cobbs Bread

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Veneto’s Cakes & Pastries Breakfast Restaurant IHOP Ricky’s Restaurants Butcher Shop Sports City Butcher

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Big Ridge Brewing Co.

Central City Liquor

Steve Nash Fitness World 1st Runner Up

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GapKids

Save on Foods

London Drugs

Speedy Glass

1st Runner Up

Delicatessen Greco’s Specialty Foods

Restaurant for a Romantic Date The Keg Steakhouse

Golf Course Northview Golf & Country Club

Coputer Store Best Buy

Hardwood Flooring Store King of Floors

1st Runner Up

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Photography Store Photo Expert

Auto Parts & Service Canadian Tire

Veneto’s Cake & Pastries

Old Surrey Restaurant

Surrey Golf Course

Apple Store

Exclusive Floors 1st Runner Up

London Drugs

Lordco Parts

Family Restaurant White Spot: Family Restaurants

Sandwich/Sub Shop Subway

Guildford Golf & Country Club

1st Runner Up

London Drugs 1st Runner Up

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Quiznos Sandwich Restaurants

Consignment/Thrift Store Value Village

Plumbing Fixtures Home Depot

Ricky’s Restaurants

Martial Arts/Boxing Centre Jong Kim Martial Arts

Health Store The Organic Grocer GNC - Live Well 1st Runner Up

Save More Plumbing & Lighting

Surrey Martial Arts Academy

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Unique and Trendy Boutique 1st Runner Up

Movie Theatre Cineplex Odeon Strawberry Hills

Consumer Electronics Store Best Buy

Home Décor Home Sense

Landmark Cinemas

Visions Electronics

Bed Bath & Beyond

1st Runner Up

Place to Go Dancing Pancho’s Top 40 Rock Club

London Drugs 1st Runner Up

Home Improvement (Chain) Home Depot

Clancy’s Meat Co. Glory Meat Shop 1st Runner Up

Caterer Price Pro Winner

5 Star Catering 1st Runner Up

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Fish and Chips Salty’s Fish & Chips Winner

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Seafood Restaurant Lee Yeun Seafood Restaurant Winner

Al & Jan’s Fish & Chips

Sport’s Bar Brewster’s Pub

1st Runner Up

Greek Restaurant New York New York Greek Winner

My Greek Taverna 1st Runner Up

The Greek Corner 1st Runner Up

Hamburgers Vera’s Burger Shack Winner

Red Robin

1st Runner Up

A&W

1st Runner Up

Ice Cream Dairy Queen Winner

Baskin Robins 1st Runner Up

Indian Restaurant Tasty Indian Bistro Winner

Mahek Restaurant & Lounge 1st Runner Up

Indian Sweet Shop Pak Punjab Sweets & Samosa House Winner

Diamond Sweets & Restaurant 1st Runner up

Italian Restaurant Porto Fino Express Winner

Bozini’s Restaurant 1st Runner Up

Japanese/Sushi Restaurant Sushi & Roll Winner

Tokachi Japanese Restaurant Winner

Nordel Sushi 1st Runner Up

Akari Japanese Restaurant 1st Runner Up

Meal Under $10 A&W Winner

McDonald’s

1st Runner Up

Subway

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Neighbourhood Pub Brewster’s Pub Winner

Dublin Crossing Irish Pub 1st Runner Up

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Salty’s Fish & Chips

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Mr Pickwick’s Fish and Chips 1st Runner Up

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Baselines Pub 1st Runner Up

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One20 Public House

Steakhouse The Keg Steakhouse

1st Runner Up

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Home Improvement (Owner Operated) Southridge Building Supplies

Bozini’s Restaurant

Studio 64 Personal Training

Tea Shop DAVIDsTEA

Surrey Recreation Centre

London Drugs

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Applewood Country Gifts 1st Runner Up

Tahi Restaurant Sabai Thai Restaurant

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Appliance Store Trail Appliances Winner

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Budget Appliances

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Home Depot

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Thai by Thai

1st Runner Up

Vietnamese Pho 99 Restaurant Winner

Barbeque Retailer Home Depot

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Trail Appliances

Weekend Brunch White Spot

Grilltown Barbeques & Parts Store

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Pho Tau Bay Restaurant

1st Runner Up

Central City Shopping Centre

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Jewellery Store Gold Room Jewellers Winner

Sports Equipment Sport Chec

Pandora Guildford

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The Hockey Shop

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Lighting Store Pine Lighting

Save on Fabrics Fireplace Store Parkinson’s Heating Fireplace Unlimited Northwind Heating 1st Runner Up

Fitness Equipment Store Sport Chek

Alternative Health/Therapy Facility Physiomoves Physiotherapy Clinic Legacies Health Centre

1st Runner Up

Knock on Wood Furniture

London Drugs

1st Runner Up

Art Gallery Surrey Art Gallery Newton Cultural Centre

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Camera Store Photo Expert

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Furniture Store (Chain) The Brick

Furniture Store (Owner Operated) MJM Furniture

1st Runner Up

Pain Pro Massage Therapy

Safeway

1st Runner Up

JR Furniture

Rona

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Peace of Mind Reflexology 1st Runner Up

Florist 99 Nursery & Florist

MJM Furniture

Building Supply Home Depot

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Sears

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Black Bond

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Garden and Patio Furniture Store Home Depot

1st Runner Up

Carpet Store Surdel Carpets Winner

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The Oasis Pool & Spa Centre

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Mattress Retailer Sleep Country

Nutrition House

The Brick

Tile Store Tile Town

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Tom Lee Music 1st Runner Up

Office Supplies Staples Winner

DeSerres

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Tan de Soeil

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Champers Salon

Bank or Credit Union Coast Capital Savings Winner

TD Canada Trust 1st Runner Up

Banquet Hall Crown Palace Banquet Hall Winner

Bombay Banquet Hall

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Hearing Centre Advanced Hearing Solutions Winner Winner

Sonu Hairdressing & Esthetic School

1st Runner Up

Non-Profit Organization Options Community Services Society

1st Runner Up

Car Dealer - New Applewood Motors Winner

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Hotel/Motel Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel Winner

Sandman Suites House Cleaning Molly Maid Maid Brigade

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Merry Maids

1st Runner Up

Surrey Honda

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Taxi Surrey Metro Taxi Winner

Surdell Taxi

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The Salvation Army

Tire Store Canadian Tire

Surrey Food Bank Society

Kal Tire

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Orthotics Kintec Footwear & Orthotics

Trade School Kwantlen Polytechnic University

BioPed

Sprott Shaw College

Pet Grooming PetSmart

Towing Company BCAA

Brenda’s Dog Grooming

Unitow

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Insurance Agency BCAA

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Car Wash SpeedWash

Westland Insurance

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Photographer Photo Expert

Travel Agency BCAA

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Washworld

Royal Photo Studio

Marlin Travel

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Flight Centre Travel Group

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B&W Insurance

1st Runner Up

Allied Insurance Services

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Carpet Cleaning Citrus-O Carpet Care

1st Runner Up

Coit Carpet Cleaning

Walmart

Women’s Fashion Reitmans

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College Kwantlen Polytechnic University

1st Runner Up

CDI College

H&M

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Kenza Day Spa

Outdoor Gear & Clothing Atmosphere Sports

Clark & Company

Angel Care Dental

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Sylvan Learning

Print/Copy Store Staples

1st Runner Up

Whalley Printers

Law Firm McQuarrie Hunter LLP

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Tutoring Kumon

1st Runner Up

Dr. David Ward 1st Runner Up

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University Simon Fraser University

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Rehabmax Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinic

Optical Store LensCrafters

Accountant Marcus & Co

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Orion Health Services

Weed Man

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Laser Clinic Azure Skin Care

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Physiotherapy Physiomoves Physiotherapy Clinic

Landscaper Jim’s Mowing

Smooth Laser Clinic

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Cosmetic Surgery Plastic Surgery Group

Skyview Outdoors

Westcoast Piercing and Ink

Northwind Heating & Air Conditioning

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Alberto & Co Hair Care

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Tattoo Artist Forever Inked Tattoos Liquid Silver Tattoo

Dhillon Naturopathic Clinic

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Sears

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Essential Nails Naturopathic Clinic Village Health Clinic

Barber Attractions Barber & Hair Stylists

1st Runner Up

Kenza Day Spa

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Puretone Hearing Clinic

Parkinson’s Heating

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Nail Bar B.B. Nails

Surrey Hearing Care

Heating and Air Conditioning Good Guys Heating Cooling & Plumbing

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Azure Skin Care

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Alberto & Co Hair Care

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Mortgage Broker Rick Robertson VERICO Gateway Lending Centres Winner

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FYidoctors

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Art Knapp Garden Centre

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Spa Kenza Day Spa

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1st Runner Up

Tom Lee Music

1st Runner Up

Dental Clinic Newton Dental Group

Thank you to The Now readers for voting Surrey Christian School 1st runner up in the Private school category!

Jazmin Page at Legacies

Financial Advisor Coast Capital Savings

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Music Lessons Long & McQuade

1st Runner Up

Craftsman Collision

H&R Block

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G.A.M. Shoe Repair

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Tanning Studio Sungodz Tanning Zone

Safari Motors

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Pain Pro Massage Therapy

1st Runner Up

Surrey Tailor Shop & Tuxedo Rental

Canadian Tire 1st Runner Up

Shoe Repair Enzo’s Shoe Repair & Tailoring

1st Runner Up

Newton Drycleaners

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Dominion Lending Centre

David Pell & Co

1st Runner Up

Massage Therapist Kenza Day Spa

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Doria Salon Spa

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Seniors Come Share Society

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Tailor Enzo’s Shoe Repair & Tailoring

1st Runner Up

Mark’s Work Wearhouse

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Mason’s Cloverdale Home Furnishing

Dry Cleaner Sunshine Hills Cleaners

Jeff Ingram - Ingram Mortgage Team

Jonker Honda

Toy Store Toys “R” Us

Music Store Long & McQuade

Seniors Services Kennedy Seniors Recreation Centre

Hair Salon Champers Salon

Automotive Repair Canadian Tire

Mercedes Surrey

Home Depot

1st Runner Up

Locksmith Maximum Lock & Security

1st Runner Up

Jim Pattison Toyota

Winner

Men’s Fashion Moores Clothing Winner

1st Runner Up

Prospera Credit Union

Car Dealer - Used Sukhi Bath Motors

GNC - Live Well

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Jonker Honda

1st Runner Up

Home Depot

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RBC Financial

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Supplement Store The Organic Grocer

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Surrey Christian School

Manthorpe Law Office

1st Runner Up

Veterinarian Newton Animal Hospital

1st Runner Up

Private School Southridge

Cowley & Company

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Kwantlen Polytechnic University

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Scottsdale Veterinary Hospital 1st Runner Up

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Weight Loss Centre Weight Watchers

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Dr. Bernstein Diet & Health Clinic

Somerset Dental Group

1st Runner Up

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Aldo Shoes

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Fabric Store Fabricland

The Bike Zone Book Store Chapters

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Shopping Centre Guildford Town Centre

Caps South Shore Cycle 1st Runner Up

Shoe Store Payless ShoeSource

Hot Tubs Beachcomber Hot Tub

Wine Maker Scott Road Brewing Co. 1st Runner Up

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Bike Store Rocky Cycle 1st Runner Up

Fresh St. Market

Ronsons Rack

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Seafood Market T&T Supermarket

Surdel Carpets

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Denny’s

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Rona

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Drug Store Shoppers Drug Mart

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T&T Supermarket

1st Runner Up

Earls Restaurant

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Dollar Tree

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Dollar Store Dollarama

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Produce Market Kind’s Farm Market

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Yoga Studio Yoga360 - Bikram Yoga Studios

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