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ifficult doesn’t begin to describe Carrie Tailleur’s life. A born survivor, her story is one of courage and strength. Tailleur has fought polio, suffered a stroke while already in ICU, raised two children as a single mother, found herself in a wheelchair after being diagnosed with osteoporosis and she watched her youngest daughter lose her life to drugs. Her life has been a series of obstacles and tragedies that began before she started Kindergarten. Somehow, she’s still smiling. Stories of adversity like Tailleur’s will be front and centre at a Nightshift Street Ministries-hosted event called Unmasking the Truth next Monday. The event aims to showcase inspiring women and topics often hidden behind a mask, in celebration of International Women’s Day. Tailleur is one of four speakers. “Carrie, for me, is the epitome of physical pain, grief, loss, death, separation, divorce,” said MaryAnne Connor, Nightshift founder. “Then look at her. She is a survivor.”

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Unmasking truth Unmasking the Truth, an event in celebration of International Women’s Day, is set for 6 p.m. on March 7 at Eaglequest Coyote Creek. It’s an annual event put on by Nightshift Street Ministries and proceeds will support women’s initiatives at the group’s Care Centre. The event is now fully booked. To be added to the waiting list, visit Nightshiftministries.org. Amy Reid The modest, slightly shy 60-year-old paused when asked to tell her story. After all, there’s so much to tell. Tragedy first struck Tailleur at age four when she was diagnosed with polio, a highly infectious viral disease that attacks the nervous system. She was paralyzed from the neck down. “I was in an iron lung (also known as a tank respirator), and the doctors told my mom I wouldn’t walk again,” said Tailleur, sitting in a wheelchair inside Nightshift’s Whalley office. But walk she would. After a year and a half at Vancouver General Hospital, she was let out of isolation after hard work in her

physio and rehab. “I was able to leave with two long-legged braces that went from my waist down and crutches. I did that. That’s how I started school in Grade 1.” When she was nine, her parents heard about Shriners Hospitals for Children and she spent eight years going back and forth, having roughly a dozen operations. And of course, more physio and rehab. Eventually, she got by with just one long-legged brace. As she grew up, she began working, got married and had two children. Things were going well. Then she went through a divorce and found herself raising her children alone. “I had to work two jobs, not to give you a sob story, because he wasn’t able to pay child support, so I worked a full-time job and a part-time job. Brooke was 13 and Rochelle was 15,” said Tailleur. “They were too old for babysitters but they were too young to be left alone. That’s when it started.” “It” was drugs. Brooke’s poison was crystal meth. Tailleur sprung into action, putting her youngest daughter in several treatment centres. Nothing seemed to work. see STORIES › page 9

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Newton Safety Unit ‘leading edge’ Canada is watching community’s tiered safety approach: Commissionaires BC four new bylaw officers and described his role as proactive instead of reactive. “We want to prevent crime before it happens,” he added. ewton’s getting some Parm Prihar, district extra attention this commander in Newton, is year. thrilled with the collaboration. Each week, a group of After each NSU meeting, officers who patrol the streets he creates a to-do list for the sit around a table in the following week, he said. Newton BIA office to discuss “I pick the most prolific files and trends, and come up offenders, that’s one category, with weekly action plans. the people that actually Thing is, they’re not all cops. commit the crimes, the breakIn fact, only one is. and-enters, the street-level Surrey’s bylaw department drug,” Prihar said. “The second just kicked off a pilot project in category is social chronic Newton, hiring four new staff offenders... that are just a pain to patrol the town centre, and Amrit Basi and Brad Sanchioni are two new Community Patrol in January, the Newton BIA Officers through a Surrey bylaw pilot project (Photo: AMY REID) in the neck for us that don’t necessarily commit crime, took over Surrey’s contract with but they’re loitering, they’re around again.” BC Commissionaires for eightThe Commissionaires, occupying bus benches. Green fondly refers to the hour patrols seven days a week. though recently hired by the “The third category that program as the “social work of BIA, have been patrolling Together with RCMP and we focus on is problem security” because they get to Newton since 2014, shortly Surrey Crime Prevention know the people on the streets properties.” after the death of Julie Paskall Society programs, all of Prihar said together with the and try to connect them with outside Newton Arena. those patrolling the streets in group, RCMP has taken some resources. BC Commissionaires CEO the town centre meet every problem areas and cleaned “It’s not just enforcement,” Tuesday. It’s called the Newton Dan Popowich is proud of the them up, such as 70A Avenue. she said. work since done. Safety Unit. The street has been a magnet Meanwhile, Surrey’s new “We’ve brought great change, “It has been an amazing along with everyone else at this bylaw pilot project in Newton, for drug use, prostitution and success since the beginning of public intoxication for decades. which launched in January, is table,” he remarked. January. We’re engaging from All the partners are working the first of its kind in the Lower Popowich said Newton’s the street curb to inside the to create a dog park there, Mainland, according to bylaw collaborative, tiered approach business,” said BIA director dubbed Bark Park, to deter the boss Jas Rehal. Philip Aguirre, who organized to keep the streets safe is nuisance activity. The four new Community “leading edge.” the NSU. “I think people in authority Popowich said he tells other Patrol Officers, staffed “There’s lots of groups that in the old days used to think, Commissionaires CEOs about through the city, have more meet regularly, but there’s not ‘We’ve got to figure it out. enforcement powers than a one group out there that meets the NSU and said, “Canada is We know what we’re doing,’” security guard but less than a watching this.” on a weekly basis with the Prihar said. bylaw officer, said Rehal. Molly Green has been a actual beat patrol.” “Now we’re realizing no “Primarily they’re extra Commissionaires officer in The NSU tends to focus we don’t, there’s a lot smarter eyes. They’re engaging with Newton since 2014 and said on one topic or “hot spot” a people out there. Nobody by businesses, the community, week, Aguirre explained. Then, they are “bridging that gap themselves is an expert in residents in the area,” he said. between the community and resources are strategically really anything.” He called it a “one-of-apolice” and have “created a deployed from every stream kind-program.” community where people are to keep eyes on it at all times amy.reid@thenow Brad Sanchioni is one of the feeling safe to engage and walk of day. newspaper.com Amy Reid

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And that’s what Les Friesen likes to see. A regular member of the congregation, Friesen is also the church co-ordinator for the Community Volunteer Income Tax Program (CVITP). Gord Goble A collaboration between Now contributor community organizations and the Canada Revenue Agency, the CVITP gives people with low eborah likes her life in income a chance to get their taxes Canada. She’s been here prepped and filed – for nearly six years free. now, she’s gainfully Though the Surrey employed and she’s just Alliance Church site had a baby that’s cuter isn’t the only CVITP than a kitten snuggling clinic in Surrey (check with a teddy bear in a cra-arc.gc.ca for the full YouTube video. local roster), Friesen Deborah brought her reckons it’s the biggest baby, Angelina, with her and busiest. Saturday to Whalley’s Early Saturday Surrey Alliance Church. Les Friesen afternoon, the morning She came not for rush had faded. The main floor worship. Or a flea market. She “waiting room,” almost the size of came, instead, to do her taxes. a basketball court and the place Deborah was not alone. Indeed, she was one of 115 people that day where applicants are processed to use the sprawling facility as their and screened, was now quiet. But upstairs, where volunteers own personal income tax centre.

work one-on-one in cubicles with eligible taxpayers, remained busy. “Taxes are daunting – for anyone,” says Friesen, adding that most of the clients are immigrants and seniors. “When you don’t know the language, it’s ever more daunting. We’re here to help them out with their taxes, get some of their entitlements, and to register them to collect the GST and sales credits.” In the first cubicle was volunteer Jason Chouinard, a guy who “likes to help people who are in lowincome positions and are scared of forms or by the CRA.” Chouinard, who just started a new job as an ICBC adjuster, says he saw five people Saturday, but that he arrived later than usual and typically handles 10 in a given day. “I find it rewarding. Like the lady I just helped (Deborah). This is the first time she’s setting up for the child tax benefit. She works for minimum wage and she needs that benefit to support her family.” Friesen cautions that there are

Deborah brought her baby Angelina to Whalley’s Surrey Alliance Church on Saturday, where volunteers prepared her taxes. (Photo: GORD GOBLE) restrictions. For singles, the ceiling is $30,000. For couples it’s $40K. And the clinic runs Tuesdays and Saturdays only, from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., until April 30. Still, he says, “in the 27 years (in operation),

we’re probably close to 35,000 returns.” Friesen has been doing it for seven years and he has his stories. “We had one client a couple years ago who was very low income. We entered all her slips from the government to register the taxes, and she said, ‘Oh by the way, I have this other slip here. I earned some other money throughout the year.’ And I said ‘Oh, what is that from?’ And she said, ‘ I collect pop cans.” She wanted to report it.” Deborah, currently on maternity leave, discovered the program three years ago and is thrilled such a thing even exists. “It’s really, really good,” she says. “When I went to other places, I didn’t get money back. But the first time I came here, I was so excited. Wow! I’m going to get money back from my taxes. “I want to thank them for being good people...and for bringing this out for people who don’t have money to file their tax. Next week, I will bring my friend.”

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TAKE NOTICE THAT the Parcel Tax Roll Review Panel meeting will be held on MONDAY, MARCH 14, 2016 at 10:00 a.m. in the Councillors’ Meeting Room at the City Hall, 13450 - 104 Avenue, Surrey, B.C.

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The Parcel Tax Roll Review Panel, in accordance with Section 204 of the Community Charter, S.B.C. 2003, c.26 will consider and deal with the Parcel Tax Roll, and is limited to a review and correction of the Assessment Rolls as to: • • • •

An error or omission respecting a name or address on the parcel tax roll; An error or omission respecting the inclusion of a parcel; An error or omission respecting the taxable area or the taxable frontage of a parcel; and/or An exemption that has been improperly allowed or disallowed.

The Parcel Tax Roll Review Panel will not hear an appeal unless written notice has been made to the City Collector at least forty-eight (48) hours prior to the sitting of the Review Panel by 4:30 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2016. The 2016 Parcel Tax Roll will be available for inspection at the front counter of the Property and Payment Services Section at Surrey City Hall between the hours of 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday.

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

DELTA — The expanded North Delta Recreation Centre opened its doors during a “soft opening” Monday (Feb. 28), adding 27,000 square feet of space to the existing facility on 84th Avenue. The expansion includes a fitness centre, aerobics studio, gym, art gallery/shop, a new outdoor playground and other amenities. The grand opening celebration will be held April 2. The original plan called for a $10.5-million expansion of the facility, but the number grew to $15.2 million with revisions, including structural changes. In the universal change room, the open-concept locker area is positioned in the middle of doored stalls available to all users. “There’s a definite preference to have a facility where the whole family can go in,” Ken Kuntz, Delta’s Director of Parks, Recreation & Culture, told the Now. “So you have the private areas where a person can change, but the lockers are in an open area, so it’s eyes and ears in the locker area, for safety. “There will be a period of learning and adjustment for people, and we expect that,” Kuntz

The universal change room at the expanded North Delta Recreation Centre. See more photos at Thenownewspaper.com. (Photo: TOM ZILLICH) added. “People will look at it and go, ‘Well, this is different,’ right, but when they start to see it and use it and feel comfortable with it, I’m pretty confident they’ll go, ‘Yeah, this makes some sense.’” In the existing facility, the rink’s concrete slab will be ripped up after the current hockey season, as part of work to replace the cooling/heating system and rebuild the players’ benches and bleachers. “That will take about four months, from April to midAugust, so we won’t have what we call a dry-floor season for lacrosse or ball hockey this spring – they’ve been displaced to other

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Members of the public are encouraged to submit their comments or concerns to Council, and may be submitted in writing to City Clerk. Comments may be faxed to (604) 501-7578, emailed to clerks@surrey.ca or submitted by mail to the City Clerk at www.surrey.ca/parksplanning 13450 - 104 Avenue, Surrey, BC V3T 1V8, no later than Monday, March 7, 2016 at 4:00 p.m.

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Posting to get the perps SOCIAL MEDIA: Neighbours are turning to computers to clean up their communities and although it has worked in many cases, the crimefighting trend is far from perfect

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hen her daughter’s bike was stolen from her front porch in the Clayton area last summer, Kari Simpson reported it. But not through the police – through Facebook. That was Friday night and by Sunday at 2 p.m., the child was reunited with her bike. “We had a bunch of people saying, ‘Oh no, sorry to hear this, this has been happening way too often,” she said. People posted pictures of bikes they’d come across, asking if was her daughter’s, she recalled. “Then on Sunday, someone said I found a white bike with grey writing and pink on it,” said Simpson, wife of the Now’s editor. “So I rushed over and got it. Somebody basically stole it, I think, just to get home in time for a curfew.” Now, the Facebook group Simpson used to report the stolen bike is a place her family goes to get recommendations for things like carpet cleaners and babysitters. “And I also like to use it to know what’s going on in the neighbourhood. If there are helicopters out, I pop on there and there’s tons of information.” Though a helpful asset, she said a lot of people take to the group posting immature or ignorant

comments. So it’s often a matter of wading through information to find what you’re looking for. Fellow Clayton resident Amanda Stewart started the Facebook group – Clayton, BC Neighborhood Parents and Community – in 2010. Initially a group for parents to connect, it evolved into a neighbourhood group. Today, it has more than 2,000 members and people use the group to recommend businesses, post about events also to report crime. “Crimes have always been a subject on the page,” said Stewart. “There is also a Clayton Block Watch page as well. But we make sure that reports are reported on both pages.” Stewart said she ensures that photos of people aren’t posted, and instead ask people to keep those for police. “Also we make sure that any posts put up have also been reported to the RCMP or non-emergency line,” she added. The Facebook group has been successful in some instances, she noted, recalling when a man named Jason was lurking around the neighbourhood. He has popped up several times over the last year or so and police have been involved. He received a fine in 2014 for bothering residents. “Sharing about Jason is a big thing on the page as he has had issues with taking money from kids and older residents as well as coming to peoples’ back and front doors at all hours of the night looking for money,” said Stewart. The group has also been successful in helping to locate stolen items taken from peoples’ yards, such as in Simpson’s case, she said. “Recently, a car was stolen and the belongings were dumped in an area, with the post of someone and a photo of the belongings they were identified and returned to the owner,” said Stewart. But it isn’t without its drawbacks, “with people always complaining or starting issues with others,” she noted. “With over 2,500 people now in our group it can get time

Social media has become a useful tool in sharing information related to crime, but police and residents agree – it isn’t without its drawbacks. (Photo illustration: AMY REID)

consuming to manage,” said Stewart. Janine Elston is a member of the group and through it, she said she learned about burglaries happening in the early morning. “This helped me to take proper precautions,” Elston remarked. “Having said that, there seems to be so much negative, harassment stories, bullying and small crime that I am now made more aware of. Which I’m not necessarily sure is a good thing. Sometimes it makes it look like this is such a high spike... while realistically I’m sure this stuff happens all the time in any neighbourhood or back in the day before social media.” Lisa Eason, communications and new media manager for Surrey RCMP, oversees the detachment’s social media accounts, first launched in late 2012. Facebook and Twitter have aided in many cases, said Eason. “We’ve had a lot of instances where people have identified suspects,” she said. Posts about suspects, such as robbers, tend to go viral, getting lots of shares and retweets. “We certainly do get tips from social media about who these people are and where they may be residing. It’s helped us solve active investigations,” she told the Now. Missing persons investigations also tend to receive help via social media, particularly Facebook. But social media has certainly created some challenges for police here in Surrey, Easton revealed.

The recent dramatic scene in Newton after a botched robbery at TD Canada Trust, case in point. “A lot of people on social media were thinking it was a hostage situation,” said Eason. “That was one recent example of where rumours can get a bit out of hand on social media.” The demand for information is instant, yet it takes police time to verify facts in order to release statements, Eason explained.

We can’t get all the information we need in 140 characters. In the case of the bank robbery, it turns out there were no hostages after all. Then there’s issues with people sharing information about an incident and no one reporting it to police at all. “Last year, there was a situation where people were talking on social media about what sounded like a fairly serious (alleged assault) incident. The only reason we got looped in was because people were asking what we were doing about this,” said Eason. “Once we looked into it, it turned out nobody had even reported it yet.” She emphasized the importance of reporting to police. “Our social media is not monitored 24/7, generally Monday to Friday from 8 to 4. If it’s an emergency, you of course need

to call 911. When it’s a nonemergency you still need to call us. We can’t get all the information we need in 140 characters.” The non-emergency line is 604599-0502. If anonymity is a concern, there’s always Crime Stoppers, Eason noted, at 1-800-222-TIPS or Solvecrime.ca. “You can even text,” she added. Despite some challenges, Eason pointed to the many benefits of social media from a policing perspective. Surrey RCMP use it as a tool to answer questions and send out information related to things like crime trends, upcoming events, crime prevention and more. They also monitor social media for tips and feedback, she said. “We want to see what people are saying about the detachment. If they have concerns they haven’t called us about, maybe if there’s crime trends in their area.” Eason said she sees social media as an evolution information sharing. “We’ve gone from having a wanted poster back in the day to having the police blotter column to media releases and now we’ve added social media into our bag of tricks.”

amy.reid@thenownewspaper.com With files from Tom Zytaruk

NEXT WEEK: In the sixth and final part of our series,Tom Zytaruk looks at the history and the dangers of vigilantism.

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Carrie Tailleur is sharing her story at a Nighshift Street Ministries event called Unmasking the Truth next Monday. (Photo: AMY REID) again after five years, more or less, of sobriety. She was dead within a year. Brooke was found lifeless after an overdose in a Whalley motel on March 7, 2011, just one month shy of her 30th birthday. “Apparently I screamed,” Tailleur recalled. She got the news over the phone. “And I wanted to run. I just wanted to run,” she said, gazing down with teary eyes. “The autopsy came back that she had pneumonia as well (as meth being in her system). She might have been doing something else, too, and heroin,” Tailleur said. “There was a lot in her system. I don’t believe she did it intentionally. Brooke always thought she would still get better. She just had the faith that maybe not today, but God’s going to heal me tomorrow. Right to the very end.” But hardship hadn’t yet ended for Tailleur. Three years ago, she fell and broke her heel. “When I broke my heal they discovered I had severe osteoporosis. That was why I broke my heel. That’s why I’m in a chair now,” she said. Though sadness is evident in her eyes, she smiles as she says she’s determined to carry on.

“I choose to remember my memories, the good things about Brooke. I still have my (eldest) daughter, my two absolutely gorgeous granddaughters, they have such good hearts,” she said adoringly. “I still struggle,” Tailleur admitted. “I don’t want to pretend that everything is OK because it’s not. But I’m still here.” Sitting beside her as she shared her story, Connor said there is “beauty beyond the pain.” “Sometimes you find the courage or the faith to cope through the pain… How you get there is the beauty when you’re entrenched in the middle of it. Some people are still going through their pain. You are,” Connor said to Tailleur. “Loss. Grief. You’re in a chair. But there’s a beauty about you. “You don’t talk about your struggles and your challenges because you think, ‘Who really cares? Who really needs to hear this?’ But we do need to hear this. It’s hope,” Connor mused. “If Carrie can get through this, this non-stop assault, and you’re a survivor and you beam and you smile, then there’s hope for someone out there who’s in the midst of it.” amy.reid@thenow newspaper.com

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e’re concerned about a B.C. Supreme Court judge’s dismissal of a WorkSafe BC case against an asbestos removal company. We agree with Simon Fraser University health sciences professor Tim Takaro when he says in effect, the ruling ignores the significant risks asbestos poses to those who work with it. In the dismissal, the judge noted the law protecting workers from the harm asbestos can cause is too vague to be enforced. As one commentator observed, tax law is vague but this doesn’t mean we don’t have to file our returns. Professor Takaro says the ruling ignores scientific findings related to asbestos as well as interventions in place that are designed to reduce related risks. He notes that asbestos is the No. 1 killer in B.C.’s workplaces and argues that clear rules are in place to protect people who work in asbestos removal and have been followed by many contractors for years. For many years, asbestos was considered to be a miracle building material because it resists heat, absorbs sound, is relatively cheap and resists electrical and chemical damage. When inhaled, fine particles of asbestos get stuck deep in the lungs and, over time, can cause lung cancer, mesothelioma and asbestosis. Businesses have an obligation to protect their workers. If the judgment was wrong in this case, WorkSafe should appeal it immediately. But if it was correct, the wording of the regulations must be tightened up immediately to leave no room for doubt. The danger asbestos poses to workers is far too grave for this matter to be left up in the air.

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Smart and stupid – we all share our share rather our stupid government bureaucratic red tape. Something to do with Canada’s online privacy SoLetItBeDone act and anti-spam legislation Tom Zytaruk blocking Canadians from taking an online entry test consisting of 50 questions, in order to qualify for So let it be written… the show. So the U.S. contestants can relax. I’m thinking about that fluid The host of “Jeopardy!” Alex condition we call intelligence. Trebek, a Canadian, must be Fluid, I say, because sometimes smart people do stupid things, like rolling his eyes. American contestants, invent nuclear weapons. I’m almost certain stupid people considering their general lack of prowess in geographical matters, sometimes do smart things, would probably have a hard time although I can’t think of any with a category like Smart Cities examples at the moment. while most Canadians would no We Canadians tend to think, smugly so, that we’re much smarter doubt be able to slam-dunk it. “I’ll take Smart Cities for $1,000, than our neighbours south of Alex.” the border. That’s probably why, The answer: “A city much when the popular television trivia smarter than Vancouver.” game show “Jeopardy!” recently “What is Surrey, Alex.” barred Canadian contestants “That’s it!” from playing, that so many of us Despite frequently being jumped to the conclusion that this mocked by self-satisfied was done in envious, grudging Vancouverites, Surrey has for the obeisance to our much bigger second consecutive year been northern brains. named one of the world’s top seven Alas, not so. It’s not our smarts intelligent communities by the that was our undoing, but

Intelligent Community Forum, a think-tank based out of New York. Hsinchu County, Taiwan, New Tapei City, Taiwan, Muelheim an der Ruhr, Germany, Whanganui, New Zealand, as well as fellow Canadian cities Winnipeg and Montreal, also made the list for 2016. According to the judges, intelligent communities make best use of broadband technology, are innovative, have a knowledgeable workforce, work to improve living standards and embrace change to the benefit of their residents. Vancouver did not make the cut — heh heh. Don’t get me wrong, It’s not my intention to pick on Vancouver here. I’m just saying what’s what. Same goes for geographychallenged Americans. Doubters may consider Miss South Carolina’s breathtaking response to a question that was posed to her during the Miss Teen USA 2007 pageant. The question: “Recent polls have shown a fifth of Americans can’t locate the U.S. on a world map.

Why do you think this is?” Her answer: “I personally believe that U.S. Americans are unable to do so because some people out there in our nation don’t have maps and I believe that our education, like such as in South Africa and the Iraq, everywhere like such as, and I believe that they should, our education over here in the U.S. should help the U.S. or should help South Africa and should help the Iraq and the Asian countries so we will be able to build up our future for our children.” Jeepers. Now, I’m an optimist, so I’m kinda hoping she was just nervous. Please. “I’ll take ‘What the heck?’ for $1,000, Alex.” The answer: “A faint hope.” “What does Zytaruk have, Alex.” “That’s it!” So let it be done. Tom Zytaruk is a staff writer with the Now. Email him at tom. zytaruk@thenownewspaper.com

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No referendum, no second term The Editor, Re: “LRT debate is moot – the train has left the station,” the Now editorial, Feb. 25. First off, who exactly has grown tired of the debate? Campaigning with promises of light rail does not mean at-grade. There can still be a debate on light rail versus SkyTrain. What can we learn from other cities who have built light rail systems, like the 20-minute intersection waits in Edmonton? Why do you decry Daryl Dela Cruz and his SkyTrain for Surrey ? Is it because he poses a threat ? Let’s have that referendum and let the chips fall where they may. Think about it this way – no referendum, no second term for Linda.

one end to the other. Our mayor seems to neglect the fact that 104th Avenue is the only North Surrey road connecting directly to the Trans Canada, as well as being a major feeder for the Port Mann, and it also feeds into 152 Street for easy access to South Surrey and White Rock. And don’t forget, it is the major feeder to the whole Guildford area and Guildford Town Centre. All that said, the city intends to close one lane in each direction, making 104th Avenue a onelane road in each direction. What an insane idea, absolutely ludicrous. I can only wonder what the cost will be to totally rip up 104th Avenue to accommodate LRT. When I question the city, they tell me they intend to now make 105th Avenue a major Gerry McCash, Surrey through road to offset the traffic loss on 104th. So how much will that cost? And what about everyone now living on 105th Avenue? Surrey is growing very fast and new transportation systems must be installed with the next 30 years in mind. We need the best, not the The Editor, Re: “LRT debate is moot – the train has left the left over scraps. Derek Coughtrey, Surrey station,” the Now editorial, Feb. 25. That Surrey can say 80 per cent of residents are in favour of LRT leaves me wondering who exactly was polled. The opinions of most people I’ve spoken with indicate the opposite. Those many opinions obviously mean nothing to the The Editor, City of Surrey as it stubbornly adheres to foisting Re: “LRT debate is moot – the train has left the an inferior at-grade transportation system. station,” the Now editorial, Feb. 25. We have a new boss at the helm of TransLink. Does history mean nothing to them? Vancouver had streetcars many years ago. When Don’t you think that it is a wee bit premature and presumptuous to jump to conclusions about it became apparent an at-grade transit system LRT or a SkyTrain extension from King George and motor vehicles did not mix well, they either Station? tore up the rails or buried them. First of all, we do not know what system will be Steve Hall, Surrey picked, where it will go, how many stations will be required, where those stations will be located, how much this new system will cost or who will pay for it. As far as Surrey city council getting elected with a mandate of building LRT is concerned, The Editor, Re: “LRT debate is moot – the train has left the LRT was not the only issue in previous elections. A referendum by our mayors on increasing our station,” the Now editorial, Feb. 25. gas tax to finance transit was promised, debated, Contrary to your editorial, the proposed LRT and defeated by the very same voters who voted in Surrey certainly needs much more scrutiny, something Mayor Linda Hepner and her council for Surrey city council in the first place. Light rail is not a done deal, not by a long shot. have not done. One of my main concerns is the LRT on 104th Fred Perry, Surrey Avenue. I use 104th Avenue every day, and have not seen any vehicle count done here for at least 10 years – so I suspect the city has no idea how WHAT DO YOU THINK? busy it is. As it is now, with two lanes in each Email your letter to edit@thenownewspaper.com direction, 104th is clogged all day – and forget Please include your full name, address and phone about using it in rush hour. It is totally jammed number for verification purposes.

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❚ Bunches of roses to the staff at Iris Day Spa on Kingsway for a fabulous afternoon with my aunt. Way to take things above and beyond ladies!! ❚ Roses to the people who take time out to see how the sick are doing. ❚ Roses to the community of Sunshine Hills in North Delta who came together to support my family. My husband has ALS, my son has autism and uncontrolled epilepsy. So much love for what they’re doing for us. ❚ Thank you to the people around 148th and 82nd who found our dog and called SARC to pick him up. We were out all day at a funeral and came home to see he had dug under the fence. We are thankful he wasn’t hurt and that there are good neighbours like you willing to help others. Thank you again! ❚ A bright red rose to the Bank of Montreal and regional VP Ashish Arora for a $25,000 donation to the Surrey School District’s Clubhouse 36 program. The donation will assist more than 150 vulnerable students at three elementary schools in the district with year-long, out-of-school support. ❚ A huge bouquet of roses to the gang at Knight Bridge Motors. Kindness, smiles, honesty and genuine compassion for people. Keep up the great work guys. You are all wonderful. ❚ Roses to everyone who smiles or says, “Hi” in reply to me in Green Timber Urban Forest. Also, treats to all the dogs and their well-mannered humans. You make for a pleasant run!

❚ Rotten tomatoes to the owners in our condo complex who continue to park in our visitor parking spaces even though the signs clearly say, “Visitor parking only.” When we have visitors, they have to park on the road and walk in. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the landlords who bully the less fortunate and think they can do whatever they want to them. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to certain parents in East Clayton who let their kids scream and beat on each other outside in their back yard before 9 a.m. Have some respect for your neighbours who are so close! Would you like us screaming under your kids’ window at 7 p.m. when you put them to bed? You are such a disrespectful, inconsiderate neighbour. ❚ A basket full of moldy rotten tomatoes to the woman who talked on her cell phone all the way from Bridgeport station to the South Surrey park and ride. No one wants to hear your conversation. ❚ A thought to the person who expects a “thank you.” When we hold the door open for someone or let a driver in – it’s us who choose to do something nice because we want to... isn’t it? You did it because you were raised that way and although a “thank you” would be nice, don’t turn your good into a bad by expecting something back. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the volunteer coach who acts like he’s big time, as if he’s coaching the 1986 New York Mets instead of a team of 10-year-olds. It’s hilarious to see how you try to intimidate and boss around the parents, children and other coaches of our association.

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NEW WESTMINSTER — The opening day of a trial for two men accused of killing Surrey university student Maple Batalia, 19, in 2011 was adjourned for the second time in a week Tuesday. A weary looking Harry Batalia told the Now outside court that the delays have been “terrible” for his family, who have been waiting nearly four and a half years for this trial to start. “It’s too much hard for us; a long wait,” he said. His daughter was an aspiring actress and model who studied health sciences at Surrey’s Simon Fraser University campus before

she was murdered in Whalley a little more than five years ago. Maple Batalia was shot in the back seven times while returning to her car, which had been parked on the third-level of the campus’s parking lot. Paramedics had struggled to save her but she died in hospital. The trial for her alleged killers is set to begin at 10 a.m. today in B.C. Supreme Court in New Westminster with Justice Terry Schultes presiding. The trial was set to begin Feb. 23 but Schultes agreed to adjourn the trial for one week, at defence lawyer Simon Buck’s request, so he could first review a ruling the judge was expected to deliver on Monday morning. A packed courtroom waiting for the trial to start Tuesday learned it would again be postponed so lawyers could streamline the witness list. Schultes granted the request,

Bill Fordy still Surrey’s top cop after promotion

Harry Batalia talks to reporters outside court on Tuesday. (Photo: TOM ZYTARUK)

saying this would pay off with a more efficient outcome in the end. Gurjinder Dhaliwal and Gursimar Bedi, both in their 20s, are the accused. Dhaliwal is charged with first-degree murder and Bedi is charged with manslaughter using a firearm and accessory after the fact. Both were arrested following a 14-month police investigation. They sat dressed in suit jackets in

SURREY — Surrey’s top cop just got a promotion but will continue to be the officer in charge of the Surrey RCMP. Bill Fordy has been promoted from chief superintendent to assistant commissioner. “Bill Fordy has made invaluable contributions to the people of Surrey and his promotion is well deserved,” said Surrey Mayor Linda Hepner, noting he was awarded the Order of Merit in 2014. Fordy has been in charge of the Surrey RCMP detachment, Canada’s largest, since June of 2012. His first posting as a Mountie was in Surrey, in 1989.

separate boxes, behind glass, and did not look at each other Tuesday. Buck is Dhaliwal’s lawyer and Bedi’s counsel is Hovan Patey and Justin Myers. “We anticipate a very large volume of admissions,” Patey told the court. The Crown prosecutors are Wendy Stephen and Brad Kielmann.

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Trudeau talks light rail, sustainability with Hepner Amy Reid

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SURREY — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stopped into Surrey City Hall Tuesday afternoon for a 40-minute one-on-one with Mayor

Linda Hepner. The stop came before he attended the Globe 2016 Vancouver sustainability conference this week. Hepner said she talked LRT, transportation and sustainability with the Liberal prime minister.

“He likes rail,” Hepner said. “I talked to him about the decade of good-paying jobs that that project would bring to the Lower Mainland.” Trudeau didn’t discuss financial specifics, but indicated they would come in the budget.

Hepner talked up Surrey’s biofuel facility that’s under construction in Port Kells, the Eco-Newton site in the works and Surrey’s forthcoming Sustainability Charter “2.0.” Hepner said she mostly focused on areas where national strategies

align with Surrey’s, such as a centre for clean tech innovation in the works between KPU, SFU and Foresight Cleantech. She described Trudeau as “dynamic” and “a great listener.”

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For more than four years, we’ve worked together with our neighbours and local communities to hear what they have to say about our proposed pipeline expansion. By listening closely and having an open dialogue, we’ve been able to create a stronger, safer and more responsive project. We are working to meet all the requirements of the regulators, as well as consulting with communities, Indigenous people, government agencies and municipalities – and we’ll continue to work with them throughout development, construction and operations. We know how critical it is to get this right. Most importantly, we’re acting on what we hear with significant changes to the Project.

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A $100 million investment in the West Coast Marine Response Corporation (WCMRC) for marine safety enhancements. A commitment to offset any greenhouse gas emissions resulting from construction. An increase in safety valves along the pipeline from 94 to 126. An increase in pipeline wall thickness in sensitive areas, such as urban locations and at river crossings. Routing of the pipeline to avoid 22 crossings at fish-inhabited rivers including the Fraser, upper North Thompson, Albreda, Coldwater and Coquihalla. Routing to avoid environmentally sensitive areas, such as Cheam Wetlands and three BC Class A parks. Routing of the pipeline to minimize community impacts to the Westsyde neighbourhood in Kamloops and the Westridge neighbourhood in Burnaby.

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These applications are at the Public Hearing stage, which is a critical time for public input. Whether you’re in support of or opposed to a development application, now is the time to provide input.

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Location: 7192 – 124 Street Purpose of Bylaw and Permits: The applicant is seeking to rezone the hatched property from Single Family Residential Secondary Suite to Neighbourhood Commercial.

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It’s hoped his strategy will be programming, build on the launched by October. success of the city’s awardWaterhouse told the Now his winning Crime Reduction first couple months has been Strategy and identify new approaches – ultimately, to make spent learning about Surrey. That the city a safer place. has meant connecting with all the Amy Reid Waterhouse works with city city departments, agencies and Now staff staff, Surrey RCMP’s community groups. Twitter @amyreid87 top cop Bill Fordy, “What I’ve Fire Chief Len Garis, noticed is both SURREY — The city’s first staff and agencies director of public safety strategies bylaw and external agencies. are really proactive presented his plan to the city The report to the about things,” said Monday. committee outlined Waterhouse. “What It was the first report from Terry Waterhouse since he came his work so far, are the challenges and which has included on board on Dec. 7, 2015. how do we get on top internal and external The Public Safety Committee of that? That doesn’t Terry Waterhouse consultation and endorsed his plan. make things perfect. review of the senior The new position was Those challenges still management team at city hall. promised by Mayor Linda exist but that mindset and the In March, Waterhouse plans Hepner and her Surrey First team attitude to get on top of it is really along the campaign trail in 2014. to embark upon community important.” consultation, to begin developing The goal of the new role is to Waterhouse will receive a a strategy from April through have better integration between salary of $170,000. to September, finalizing it near all public safety portfolios and amy.reid@thenownewspaper.com summer’s end. city departments to enhance

The applicant is proposing to develop a 2-storey commercial/office building. In addition, a development variance permit is being sought to reduce setbacks and increase the building height in order to achieve a more pedestrian-oriented streetscape.

DEVELOPMENT LOCATION MAP BYLAW NO. 18666

www.surrey.ca/ participate Visit City Hall during business hours and view related info for each application.

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

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SURREY — Three Surrey men are facing 18 charges related to a violent drug turf war in Surrey and Delta last summer. The Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of B.C., Surrey RCMP Drug Section and the Delta Police investigated alleged criminal activities of a “drug trafficking group” which had

NOTICE SURREY CLOSE AND REMOVE THE DEDICATION OF HIGHWAY OF A PORTION of ROAD ADJACENT TO 16616 PARKVIEW PLACE, 16609 AND 16618 – 102 AVENUE BYLAW, 2016, NO. 18662 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the intention of the City Council of the City of Surrey, pursuant to Section 40 and Section 94 of the Community Charter S.B.C. 2003, c.26, to adopt “Surrey Close and Remove the Dedication of Highway of a Portion of Road Adjacent to 16616 Parkview Place, 16609 and 16618 – 102 Avenue Bylaw, 2016, No. 18662” at the Regular Council-Public Hearing meeting on the 7th day of March, 2016.

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This closure is intended to remove the dedication of highway of 381.5 square meters of unconstructed road allowance to facilitate consolidation with the adjacent properties for a proposed future subdivision. In accordance with the Community Charter, approval of the disposition of the road will be considered by City Council at a later date.

Chaten Singh Dhindsa, 20, Jordan Singh Rana, 21, and Davjit Singh Randhawa, 32, are facing charges. None are in custody, pending court dates. To date, 28 people face 194 charges for 51 separate offences related to the local drug conflict.

links to the conflict. Last April, police launched a three-month investigation into a dial-a-dope line, searched two Surrey residences and seized 21.46 grams of cocaine, 4.79 grams of heroin, less than a gram of crystal methamphetamine, $7,085 in Canadian cash and seven vehicles.

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‘Great Big Show’ for kids in Surrey with familiar faces Surrey-raised show boss raves about kid-friendly ‘compilation’ musical, at the Bell on March 19 as part of a Canadian tour Tom Zillich

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n the music world, an artist has usually “made it” when they release a best-of album – their greatest hits in a career of writing and recording songs. For Koba Entertainment, that time is now, but it’s a compilation of kid-friendly shows being celebrated by the Winnipegbased company. This spring, Koba’s “Great Big Show” is touring Western Canada in a production that stars characters from some of their biggest stage-show hits, including “The Backyardigans,” “Max & Ruby,” “Franklin the Turtle” and “Mike the Knight.” On Saturday, March 19, the company’s 40th musical hits the stage at Surrey’s beautiful Bell Performing Arts Centre, a frequent stop for many of Koba’s shows over the past 12 years. Patti Caplette, the company’s Surreyraised choreographer and artistic director, said she’s very proud of the current production, for a couple of reasons. “It’s the first time we’ve ever made a compilation, and it includes four of our really hot shows – beloved properties that are so very different,” Caplette told the Now in a phone interview from the Manitoba capital. “We know they’ve served us well and people have seen the full-length shows, but it was something new to put the four together in 15-minute segments,” she continued. “You kind of get the mini highlights of each of the fulllength shows.… So with this, I had the opportunity to select the stellar songs, the perfect ones. We took all the diamonds and put them on stage.” Caplette (pronounced CAP-let) left Surrey in 1972 to dance with Montreal’s Les Grands Ballets Canadiens and, later, Canada’s Royal Winnipeg Ballet. She eventually settled in the Manitoba city with her husband, Gilles Panquin (who runs KOBA’s parent company, Paquin Entertainment) and entered the world of production for TV, theatre and sports events. For Caplette, the business of producing shows for kids and families materialized

Patti Caplette, Koba Entertainment’s artistic director and chief choreographer, with The Backyardigans, stars of the company’s “Great Big Show,” to be staged at Surrey’s Bell Performing Arts Centre on Saturday, March 19. (Submitted photo) her to “The Backyardigans,” who went on With this (show), I had to star in two full-length Koba theatricals. “She was riveted by the shows and I the opportunity to select watched a few episodes with her, and I the stellar songs, the realized how incredible the music was,” perfect ones. We took Caplette said. “It’s such a great blend of pop songs – rock, reggae, new age, you all the diamonds and name it, such a sophisticated range of put them on stage. music. It’s brilliant in how it exposes kids to so many types of music.” Today, the Backyardigans, along with other characters familiar to those who almost by chance. watch the Treehouse TV channel, are “The first one that toured was ‘The again dancing and singing their way across Big Comfy Couch,’ and my involvement the country’s western provinces with the with that was kind of by happenstance,” Caplette recalled. “There was a production 62-minute “Great Big Show.” Caplette hopes to be at the Bell on being created, or set to be created, and March 19. our agency side of the business was “I’m sure aiming to get out there for booking its tour, and then I suppose the the show, that’s kind of my plan,” said management of the show at the time was having some difficulty getting the show up Caplette, whose mother, Betty, operated the influential Betty Cross School of Dance and running. So I got a call saying, ‘Can here until the early 1990s. you do the show? We’ve got three weeks “The market there (in Surrey) is until we open.’” wonderful,” Caplette added. “I performed At the time, Caplette was immersed in there back in my days there, and there’s the world of cabaret musicals, “delving a lot of history around that area for me. into the rock and roll sounds of Elton I’m really thrilled when I see people (in John, Celine Dion and all kinds of cover, the theatre) that maybe I knew from way lookalikes, retro things, for casinos. And back when, and now they’re bringing their I thought, ‘Well, yeah, I can reach back grandchildren along to one of our shows. into my roots,’ because I grew up at the It’s fun for me to meet, and re-meet, those dance school and we did everything people in the audience. That’s why I always that was under the sun, including every want to attend a show in Surrey as well.” fairytale you could think of. That was the Show time at the Bell is 1 p.m., and background in the young-people world. It ticket prices range from $15 to $30. For all started from that.” details, visit GreatBigShowOnTour.com or Caplette told the story about how her call 604-507-6355. only granddaughter, who lives in Ontario and is now nine years old, first introduced tom.zillich@thenownewspaper.com

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Comedians Christine Lippa, Lisa Person, Katie-Ellen Humphries and Tanyalee Davis hit the stage for “I Am Woman! Hear Me Laff,” a “herlarious” show held in celebration of International Women’s Day. The night’s headliner is Davis (pictured), who has a form of dwarfism and currently stands three-foot-six (“and shrinking,” according to a post on Wikipedia). The gig, at Surrey Arts Centre’s main stage on Wednesday, March 9, is tagged with the following warning: “This show contains adult material and situations. It may not be appropriate for all audiences.” And yes, men are welcome to attend. For tickets and more info, visit Tickets.surrey.ca or Surrey.ca/culture-recreation/11570.aspx, or call 604-501-5566.

More than a thousand people are expected at Kwantlen Polytecnic University’s open house at its Surrey campus this Saturday, March 5. From 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the doors are open for people to look around the campus, located at 12666 72nd Ave. Jazz music, interactive exhibits and prizes are some of the attractions at the eighth annual event, registration for which (via Kpu.ca/openhouse) is encouraged. Learn the science behind flames dancing to music, try on an airbrush tattoo and get your hands dirty with some screenprinting. Parking is free, and here’s a bonus: You could walk away with free tuition to KPU if you’re lucky enough win one of three $500 tuition waivers. For more details, dial 604-5993030 or email openhouse@kpu.ca.

Over at SFU Surrey, Balbir Singh Sr., India’s most decorated Olympian, will help launch a new book about his life on Saturday (March 5, 2 to 4 p.m.). The field hockey legend will speak during the interview-format event, at Westminster Savings Lecture Theatre (room 2600), 13450 102nd Ave., Surrey. The book, called “A Forgotten Legend,” was written Balbir Singh Sr. by local journalist Patrick Blennerhassett, a former SFU student who travelled to Chandigarh, India to find Singh Sr. and document his story – one of resilience, redemption and survival. More details about the book can be found online at Nonpublishing.com.

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cent of respondents to the survey attended a performance event. In the performing arts, the top motivations were to socialize with family or friends (76 per cent of performance attendees), to see a specific artist or performer (65 per cent) and to see a performance at a specific location (62 per cent). This report also reveals that rural and suburban residents cite supporting community as a major motivation for attendance. Yes. Support your community! The report also finds that “attending the arts presents individuals with opportunities both to define their own sense of identity, and to socialize and deepen bonds with others in their families and in their broader communities – whether they be communities of geography, communities of shared cultural heritage or communities of common interests.” The report concludes that “organizations providing opportunities for attendees to socialize, meet new people and experience new art forms, in a flexible format that combines the arts with other activities these individuals enjoy, may be better able to attract and retain audience members.” You know, I really do believe that our community theatre clubs do offer all of the above.

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Add dance festivals, recitals, music events, school productions, as well as plays and musicals offered all the time in this city, and wow! We are doing a great job of sharing cultural experiences for everyone. The Arts Council of Surrey developed the Youth Arts Council of Surrey (YACOS) in 2004. By working on the youth council, young people have the opportunity to meet people from other backgrounds and to learn new skills. At the same time, the events organized by YACOS open up the opportunity for the youth of Surrey to show off their talents to the community and contribute to the community at large. Surrey Shines, the annual youth extravaganza organized by YACOS, with help from mentors, is just the opportunity we need for our whole city to be more involved in the performing arts. YACOS invites all youth (ages 13 to 23) to audition for Surrey Shines. This is your opportunity to show off the results of all those music lessons, dance classes and practice sessions. Good news for all young musicians, dancers, singers (soloists or groups): You have another chance to audition for the show. A second round of auditions is scheduled for March 12 and 13 at Newton Cultural Centre, from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Interested? Register by e-mail (youthartscouncil@ gmail.com) or call the Newton Cultural Centre at 604-594-2700. The Surrey Shines performance will be on April 30. This is not a competition. There are no awards or trophies. It is real, and your opportunity to contribute to the community at large.

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This closure is intended to remove the dedication of highway of 82.5 square meters of constructed cul-de-sac to facilitate consolidation with the adjacent property for a proposed future subdivision. In accordance with the Community Charter, approval of the disposition of the road will be considered by City Council at a later date.

Copies of the bylaw may be inspected at the City Hall and any inquiries relating to property issues should be made to the Realty Section (604-598-5700) or for inquiries relating to traffic issues contact the Transportation Planning Section (604-591-4146), Monday through Friday (except statutory holidays) between the hours of 8:30 am and 4:30 pm, commencing Thursday, February 25, 2016 up to and including March 7, 2016.

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SURREY CLOSE AND REMOVE THE DEDICATION OF HIGHWAY OF A PORTION of ROAD ADJACENT TO 16540 PARKVIEW PLACE BYLAW, 2016, NO. 18661 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the intention of the City Council of the City of Surrey, pursuant to Section 40 and Section 94 of the Community Charter S.B.C. 2003, c.26, to adopt “Surrey Close and Remove the Dedication of Highway of a Portion of Road Adjacent to 16540 Parkview Place Bylaw, 2016, No. 18661” at the Regular Council-Public Hearing meeting on the 7th day of March, 2016. This closure is intended to remove the dedication of highway of 73.8 square meters of constructed cul-de-sac to facilitate consolidation with the adjacent property for a proposed future subdivision. In accordance with the Community Charter, approval of the disposition of the road will be considered by City Council at a later date.

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Annual gospel concert hosted by Jamaican Canadian Cultural Association Of BC, 6 p.m. Saturday, March 5 at People’s Full Gospel Church, 14455 104th Ave., Surrey, featuring The Sojourners with special guest appearance by Sophia Messado & Sons. Adult tickets $25, kids 0-6 free, $10 for ages 7-12. Info: jccabctreasurer@ outlook.com, 604-716-2246.

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SHOWS North Surrey’s Got Talent show Friday, March 4 at North Surrey Secondary School from 7 to 9 p.m., 15945 96th Ave. All-ages, $5 a ticket. All funds raised will go toward Light A Lamp organization.

THEATRE/STAGE “Rent, The Musical” staged by Sands Secondary students from March 1 to 4, at 10840 82nd Ave., North Delta. Tickets $10 in advance, $12 at the door, 604-594-3474.

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LIBRARY EVENTS “Coping With Emotional Trauma After the Nepal Earthquake” event on Monday, March 7 from 7 to 8 p.m. at Surrey City Centre Library, 10350 University Dr. Free admission, featuring Red Cross delegate Deidre Evans. Info: Facesofhumanity.redcross.ca.

MEETINGS Neighbourhood Safety Meetings in Surrey: Series of events continue dialogue between Surrey RCMP and the community about public safety. Schedule includes South Surrey (March 3 at 6:30pm, Jessie Lee Elementary, 2064 154 St.), City Centre (March 9 at 6:30pm, Cedar Hills Elementary, 12370 98 Ave.). Pre-registration is not required. Info: Surrey.rcmp.ca.

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lthough the 2015 season was a self-described roller coaster for Jas Dhillon, he has no complaints about how everything worked out. The offensive lineman was drafted by the Toronto Argonauts in 2014, but was released prior to the beginning of the 2015 season. They offered him a spot on the practice roster for the second straight season, but Dhillon felt he was ready to take the next step. He went back to Surrey to be with his family and friends, where he spent three months training. “I treated it like another offseason,” said Dhillon. “It was the first summer I had to myself since I started playing football. “It gave me the chance to breathe for a moment.” After a three-month hiatus from football, Dhillon signed with his hometown BC Lions on Oct. 6, 2015. “I always wanted to be here,” he said. “I’ve always wanted to end up playing for the orange and black. There’s just something about this city that you can’t describe, the organization is top notch.” Dhillon is accustomed to playing football in the Lower Mainland. He started playing for the South Surrey Rams before spending a season at the University of Regina. He came back and played for the relocated Langley Rams before going to UBC on a scholarship in 2012. Not only is it a dream come true for Dhillon to suit up for his

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“My first year in Toronto was a huge learning curve, especially when they switched me from guard to centre. Before that I had never snapped a ball before.” He has a chance to progress even further under the tutelage of offensive line coach Dan Dorazio, who has spent the last 14 years with the Lions. Dhillon said he is also excited to play for the “legendary” Wally Buono, back as head coach this season for the first time since he led the Lions to a Grey Cup championship in 2011. “When they announced that Wally was going to be the coach again, there was a buzz throughout the locker room like I’d never seen before,” said Dhillon. “He is a legend and he brings out the best in every single player. He’s proven himself time and time again.” While Dhillon had to overcome a few obstacles before joining the Lions, perhaps there was none

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Dhillon stoked about growing with Lions ‹ from page 23 Although there are relatively few South Asians playing pro sports in North America, the number is steadily growing. Players such as former CFLer Nuvraj Bassi have paved the way for Dhillon and Chung. Other examples include Prab Rai and Jujhar Khaira, who earned opportunities to play in the

NHL. In 2015, Sim Bhullar became the first South Asian athlete to play in the NBA and his brother Tanveer is on track to follow him. “The barrier is starting to be broken and I definitely see the trend continuing,” Dhillon said. “I can’t see it going anywhere but up.” Dhillon is also part of a different trend – the increasing

number of Lions’ offensive linemen from B.C. Dhillon’s workout partner Cody Husband hails from New Westminster and used to play for the UBC Thunderbirds. Also, newly-acquired centre Tim O’Neill is from Victoria. Dhillon’s journey in professional sports is just beginning. He still has to crack a formidable Lions offensive

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STK#8661

2012 FORD FIESTA SES

2012 F-150 CREW CAB 4X4

LOADED WITH LEATHER INTERIOR, POWER MOONROOF, AND MORE. ONLY 60,000 KMS

3.5L ECOBOOST, POWER WINDOWS & LOCKS, TILT, CRUISE, AIR AND MORE WITH 63,000 KMS

ONLY

10,995

STK#8636

ONLY

2014 LINCOLN MKX

ONLY

39,995

28,995

STK#9604

ONLY

STK#6230

ONLY

STK#8535

20,995

STK#2886

ONLY

STK#2394

LOADED

32,995

STK#6048

ONLY 50,000 KMS, LEATHER, PANORAMIC MOONROOF, NAVIGATION AND MORE STK#4443

ONLY

27,995

STK#6581

2014 ECONOLINE EXTENDED CARGO VAN

LOW KMS

LOADED

21,995

23,995

2013 FORD EDGE SEL AWD

2010 FORD FLEX LTD ECOBOOST

LOADED

32,995

16,995

2015 FORD ESCAPE TITANIUM

2012 F-150 CREW CAB XLT

2011 EXPEDITION MAX LTD

LOW KMS AND LOADED

ONLY

STK#0379

ONLY

26,995

STK#U4304

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