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f you were to randomly pluck a dozen men off the street in Surrey, you’d likely find at least one in the group who at some point in time had downed a pint or two of Rickard’s Red while watching strippers dance at the Byrd. “A lot of people know the Byrd Pub,” says Mark Aylott, general manager of Whalley’s storied Flamingo Hotel since 2009. “Almost every guy over 30 I speak to, and tell them what I do, says, ‘Oh, I’ve been there, I’ve been with my dad.’ It’s kind of like a rite of passage for going in with their first beer with their dad, at the Byrd. Pretty much everybody I’ve spoken to.” Indeed the hotel, with its loud, pink “Live Nude Girls” sign on its side, is one of the Lower Mainland’s last “peeler bars” in operation. The exotic dancer show pub, with its stage and brass poles, was set up in the 1970s but the hotel itself had a
much more wholesome beginning 60 years ago. The Flamingo officially opened in July 1955 as a motor hotel with more than 1,000 people attending the ceremony. It had 20 rooms, cost $275,000 to build, and featured a drive-through leading to ample parking out back. “It was at the time quite a desirable place,” Aylott says. “People would come over here for Sunday dinners, so forth.” Weddings were held there. There was also a cabaret, lounge, full dining room, and a coffee shop where the beer and wine store is today. FOR MORE OLD PHOTOS SEE THENOWNEWSPAPER.COM Along the way, the hotel, pub and Tropic Lounge have collected their ghosts. In 1985, the Byrd gained international notoriety after staging a dwarf-tossing contest, and last year, a 31-year-old man was stabbed in the pub on Nov. 22. It was also the last place at
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Karen Alexander, a tenant of Bristol Estates, puts her hand inside her apartment’s rotting floor. (Photo: TOM ZYTARUK) 200 tenants and only a small handful are complaining. “If you keep your place clean, you won’t have any problems here,” he told the Now. “If it is reasonable, we will repair it. If they don’t mention it, how will we know?” Out front, a man in a leg brace is sitting on the sidewalk. He’s wearing a parka and has a cane at his side. He introduces himself as Myron Sample. “But I’m the real thing,” he follows up. He and roommate Karen Alexander share a twobedroom apartment at Bristol Estates, paying $900 a month. They complain of mold and rotten flooring. “I walked out onto the balcony and fell through the floor up to my knee,” Sample said. Later, during a tour of their suite, Alexander pulls up a corner of carpeting in one of the bedrooms and her hand
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housing in the city. During Tuesday’s rally, ACORN called on the City of Surrey to improve its existing minimum Standards of Maintenance bylaw to include structural issues, and take “a more proactive role” in enforcing the bylaws. Surrey city councillor Vera LeFranc noted the city updated its Standards of Maintenance bylaw in 2012. “From what I can see from what the complaints are, this is really under the Residential Tenancy Branch and the health department’s purview,” said LeFranc. “That is difficult for us to get involved in. Certainly if it’s anything to do with health and safety – no water, no electricity, if it’s a fire hazard, that’s where the bylaw comes into play for us.” She added, “We don’t have jurisdiction over things like bed bugs and cockroaches. And improper maintenance is vague.” Surrey’s bylaw manager Jas Rehal told the Now there haven’t been any complaints from tenants of Bristol Estates with respect to the Standards of Maintenance bylaw looking as far back as 2011. When it comes to affordable housing, LeFranc said Surrey’s first-ever strategy is in the works. She expects a report to come to council within six months. While Surrey has long been known for rental affordability, LeFranc said “that’s shifting” and changing. “We need to get ahead of the curve.”
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Often referred to as the “lungs of the Lower Mainland,” more than 400 species of birds have been spotted in the 3,000-hectare bog, the largest raised peat bog on the west coast of North America. By comparison, Vancouver’s Stanley Park is just over 400 hectares. BBCF chair Doug Hart said Nolan is one of the youngest people to ever donate to the bog. The foundation presented him with a certificate of appreciation. “I’ve never met somebody who’s so enthusiastic about the environment and how important he feels it is a part of his life,” remarked Hart. “Our goal is for everybody to have his type of enthusiasm as to the importance of the environment to the future of Canada and, I guess, for all the world. This is becoming more and more prevalent as you read the newspapers. Even in the last month and before, out of Paris, where all of the nations got together and
Eight-year-old Nolan Gagnon holds up his certificate of appreciation from Burns Bog Conservation Foundation. (Photo: AMY REID) have now dedicated to (put) a plan into place against global warming.” Hart added: “My goodness, when it comes to our mission statement and overall goals and objective, (Nolan) is a part of us now.” The boy’s passion for the environment comes from home. “We’re trying to do our best to
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and the bog does that for us. Just a small area of the bog takes so much CO2 and converts it into oxygen. “It’s very inspiring to have it here, just to be close to it,” she remarked. The proud mom oozed with pride. “We didn’t expect that (the society) would make such a big deal out of it,” she said, beaming. “We just felt that it’s a good cause. Forty dollars can go a really long way. It wasn’t a huge amount but for a kid, that’s one less Lego game.” She hopes the small but meaningful act inspires others. “That’s kind of what the goal is,” said Jeanette. “I think it’s a very worthwhile cause – to prevent developing the land and (learn) what it actually does for us. Even as parents, we never stop learning.” For more information on the bog, or to donate, visit Burnsbog.org. amy.reid@thenownewspaper.com
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ENGAGE Women in Business award winners named An annual event March 8 recognized the work of Surrey’s women-led business and organizational leaders, in celebration of International Women’s Day. More than 300 guests attended Surrey Board of Trade’s seventh annual Surrey Women in Business Awards luncheon, held at the Sheraton hotel in Guildford. The winners are Sara Hodson of Live Well Exercise Clinic (Entrepreneur), Amanjit Lidder of MNP Surrey (Professional), Melanie Houlden of Surrey
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New Nature’s Fare store seeks employees Operators of a new Nature’s Fare Markets store in White Rock are looking to hire 50 new employees. The store is due open in May at the former Shoppers Drug Mart site at 15180
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Over the next decade or so, Sethi aims to build three residential towers along with some smaller buildings and some inviting park space on 4.3 acres. The land runs north from 107A Avenue to the hotel’s north side and from Whalley Boulevard east to King George Boulevard. Besides the hotel, the property has a seedy little strip mall containing the Triple XXX video store. Behind it is a fenced-in yard where the RCMP park their vehicles, across from the District 1 police station at the south corner of 107A. Out back, there’s Pancho and Lefty’s bar, an unkempt lot and a sea of pavement. Sethi concedes the area has “had its good days, bad days and terrible days as well,” but he envisions his Tien Sher Group’s continuing work in the area as being Surrey’s answer to Vancouver’s Yaletown district. “Yaletown comes to Surrey,” he calls it. “It’s a exciting era for us, to be revitalizing Whalley. Every day I wake up it’s an exciting day, because of this. It is a new Yaletown; we are making it happen. It will be as good, if not better, than Yaletown, as far as I’m concerned. “It’s really a first-class location, and the prices compared to Vancouver are so much cheaper.” The Quattro development’s phases one, two and three have already sold out and of 56 Balance units only four have yet to be sold. In a couple of weeks, Sethi said, he will launch another development project called “Venue.” As for the Flamingo block project, he intends to develop from east to west, from Whalley Boulevard to King George, with a six-storey building at back and the taller towers closer to the George. He’s starting at the back, from Quattro on. “We’re cleaning up that block right now.” The Flamingo block will be divided into four mini blocks – with a street cut through to 108th. There will be a gallery, a coffee shop, a restaurant and parkland. Sethi’’s hoping spades will be in the ground in early fall of this year, “then moving forward, one at a time,” with the towers. Depending on B.C.’s economic health, he says, “If everything goes as planned, we could be in here about 12 or 13 years.” The Flamingo, he says, will be
have an emerging LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) community.” Sethi notes that Innovation Boulevard further south along King George is adding some highend spark to the area, now “full” of people in the medical field. “Now it’s coming to some fabulous times we’re heading toward,” he says. “We are seeing a lot more people recognizing, outside the city centre, ‘Hey there’s something there.’ The Innovation Boulevard itself has created so many jobs in the area. So many doctors and scientists are coming into the area.”
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The new Flamingo block in Surrey will include three residential towers along with some smaller buildings and some inviting park space on 4.3 acres while paying homage to the area’s ‘colourful’ history.
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“one of the last buildings that is going to come down because this is where the iconic tower gets built.” Sethi estimates the entire Flamingo block project – roughly a seven-minute walk to SkyTrain – will consist of 1,900 homes housing roughly 3,700 people. He may incorporate local history into his project. For example, one of his towers might be called the Flamingo, or maybe there will be a Byrd Park. “This is not just a run-down area as it is sometimes perceived to be,” he says. “There is a lot of people who are very proud of living in Whalley and they do not want to see the Whalley name abolished off the map.”
FLAMINGO’S CHARACTER
Sethi’s vision, all told, will see him invest some 20 years in Whalley. He is tenacious. In 2008 a spectacular fire levelled the fourstorey Quattro 2, destroying 116 suites at 107A Avenue and 138th Street and causing about $9 million in damage. Undaunted, Sethi rebuilt it from the ashes. “I’m very passionate about
The Byrd is one of the Lower Mainland’s last ‘peeler bars.’ fulfilling my own dream, which is making this into a mini-city on its own, the gateway of the city centre,” he says of the Flamingo block. “Something world class I can be proud of, and show my grandchildren this is what we’ve done. Moreso I think for the community as well, because the community has been extremely nice to me. When we had the fire, you would not believe, the fire was one of the most disastrous things that can happen to a developer. But the community came out and supported us. The night of the fire we had the whole neighbourhood turn out, giving us cookies and coffee and water, the whole thing, and the Salvation Army came in. Months afterward, people were coming over to us, shaking our hands and saying thank you so much for continuing on with your dream.” Meanwhile, until the wrecking
ball arrives, Aylott intends to keep things going at the Flamingo “with an old school feel.” You can’t deny the place has character. Two episodes of the television series Supernatural were filmed there last year. Moreover, a scene in the TV series Fringe was also shot inside the beer and wine store and the Byrd, and most recently a scene for the film An Army of One with Nicholas Cage was shot at the bar in the Flamingo’s lounge. “Bands love to play here,” Aylott says of the lounge, which features a suspended concave ceiling.“They call it the toilet, not because it’s crappy, but the music swirls around.” There’s also karaoke and drag shows. “We have a pretty diverse clientele. We have the blue collar crowd coming in after work. We
That said, Surrey Urban Mission Society at 10776 King George Boulevard, is a pebble’s toss from the Flamingo. Homeless people are shuffling outside, pushing shopping carts full of junk, collecting bottles. What will become of them? “We did take a few people off the street and gave them jobs,” Sethi says of his earlier projects. “It didn’t work out totally good because what happened is you can give these people a job but they also need other supports as well. They need mental and medical support. “I personally don’t deal with it but Surrey and the provincial government seem to be dealing with them very nicely,” he says. “There’s a new shelter being built just close to the new RCMP head office down by the hospital. I know there’s a lot of effort being put into it to take care of these people. There’s a winter shelter beside where the old Dell hotel used to be. “This is no different than any other growing city,” Sethi says. “These are growing pains you go through. I’m actually very happy that everybody is being very proactive about what to do with this situation as well.” Places like the Phoenix House, he says, “will take care of these type of people” and other agencies will help feed them “and try to give them shelter where they can.” “I think they’re doing a tremendous job in taking care of them. As far as taking care of everyone, I don’t know whether it’s possible unless the provincial, federal, everybody gets involved in it and say we need to take care of it. “It’s part of the growing up pains you have to go through.”
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Justin was there and said, ‘Oh, hi guys, are you ready to perform?’ So we said yeah, we are, and then he said, ‘OK, guys, come here, I’m a hugger,’ and gave hugs. We all got so excited.” It was all an incredibly memorable experience for Rhys, a Grade 7 student at Goldstone Park Elementary in Surrey.
“But it’s kind of back to reality now,” she said with a laugh. “You know, I’m already back in the studio training and working hard with Apprentice, my dance group (at Studio 604 in Burnaby). “It’s been really inspiring that way, for sure.”
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learly, nobody should be paying $900 rent for an apartment with rotten floors. Or be living in an apartment with rotten floors. It’s easy to point fingers of blame at landlords, who often deserved to be finger-pointed at, when tenants live in decrepit suites. But sometimes tenants need to look in the mirror. Got a bug problem? Then maybe stop hoarding stuff. Keeping a messy home sometimes invites problems, like gross carpets and damage from unreported leaks. ACORN, which advocates for the poor, staged a protest rally Tuesday, slamming Whalley’s Bristol Estates Apartments as part of its “Central Surrey Slum Tour.” The protestors called on the City of Surrey to take action, and for Bristol
Estates’ management to immediately resolve pest, mold and structural issues which they say is causing tenants “severe heath and wellness problems.” Notably, the city’s bylaw enforcement manager says the city has not received any recent complaints from Bristol Estates, except for stray dogs and cats, chickens being kept in apartments, and illegal dumping. We strongly doubt the apartment management is foisting poultry on its residents. Sometimes, public protest is a necessary last resort. That said, perhaps another tack ACORN might also consider is to make sure the tenants it strives to help are made aware of where they can seek untapped help that’s available to them, and recognize their own responsibility in keeping their homes clean, rather than simply yell at landlords. The Now
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What Surrey really needs is a no-idiot bylaw SoLetItBeDone Tom Zytaruk
So let it be written... Each day, in every way, idiots are making our world a little smaller, our lives a little less livable. Consider the case of one Christopher Lewis. I’ve never met the man, but I imagine he knows what I’m talking about. In my mind, he’s a freedom fighter. According to a Surrey provincial court document, Mr. Lewis was taking a midnight stroll in a local park because, I guess, he likes to do that. The presiding judge, Peder Gulbransen, noted in his reasons for judgment that Mr. Lewis “believes that he should be free to walk peacefully in any public park at any time of the day or night.” And why not, right? The judge noted Mr. Lewis knew
he was violating the city’s bylaw prohibiting people from being in a park between dusk and dawn. After police were notified about his apparently unforgivable trespass into Mother Nature, a police officer was dispatched to intercept him because, apparently, there are no drive-by shootings to investigate in Surrey. Lewis told the officer he wouldn’t leave the park unless he was first issued a violation ticket. He then challenged the bylaw in court on grounds it violated his rights under Section 7 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. Section 7 says everyone “has a right to life, liberty and the security of the person and the right not to be deprived thereof except in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice.” Violating Surrey’s bylaw, by the way, carries a fine of $50 to $2,000 or three months in prison. Sheesh. Judge Gulbransen heard from the cop, and a representative from
the city’s parks and recreation department, that many “unlawful activities” happen in parks at night — trash dumping, loud drinking parties, bonfires, vandalism, drug dealing… So the bylaw, designed to keep everyone out at night, be they a Hitler or a Mother Theresa, theoretically serves to eliminate the costly need for authorities to actually have to investigate nocturnal trouble-making in local parks by finding everyone guilty of a ticketable offence. Sadly, Mr. Lewis’s challenge did not stand up in court. Judge Gulbransen noted the city holds its parks in trust for local residents and found its bylaw to be a “reasonable law” enacted within the city’s power to regulate land under its jurisdiction. The judge declared it “unrealistic to expect the City of Surrey to spend relatively large sums of money to provide resources to monitor in detail what goes on at
parks at night.” Whether you agree with the judge or not is irrelevant. What’s really at issue here is that this bylaw exists, and a guy can’t enjoy the stars and a peaceful breath of fresh air in a Surrey park at night, and things like this go to court, because of one thing, and one thing only: Idiots. That is, trash dumpers, loud drinking partiers, bonfire-lighters, vandals and drug dealers. Can’t enjoy a beer on the beach. Why? Idiots. Can’t even open liquor in public places. That’s because, under certain conditions, idiots have been known to flip cars, smash store windows and beat up other people because, say, a hockey game doesn’t go their way. Car insurance premiums keep going up thanks to the thieves and bandits who cheat their way through the system by making bogus claims (What’s that? That wasn’t me bungee-jumping, Mr. ICBC adjuster, that was my twin.
My back really is broken, swear to Christ). Some day, I imagine, beer service at our local arenas will probably also come to an end thanks to idiots like the three clowns my sons and I shared a row with at the recent Black Sabbath concert. Pea-brains drinking until their pea-sized bladders are bursting, and then it’s up, down, up, down. Buying beer, peeing beer, buying beer, peeing beer. Drive other people sitting in the same row nuts! Why do people have to wreck stuff? It’s really too bad they can’t make a law making it illegal to be an idiot. Then reasonable people everywhere could finally breathe a sigh of relief. Maybe even in a Surrey park, after dark. 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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Gun show gaffe The Editor, Re: “Surrey won’t pull trigger on gun show,” the Now, March 10. I would like to voice my displeasure at council turning down the permit request for the BC Rod and Gun Show at the Cloverdale Fairgrounds. How capricious of this council to turn down a request because Mayor Linda Hepner “took issue with the event’s name.” Hepner was quoted as saying, “If it’s a sportsman show or an outdoorsman show, why don’t you call it that? Why do you call it ‘Rod and Gun?’” It is the same event that was approved last year. Does Hepner not realize that outdoor sportsmen use guns to hunt and target shoot for sport? Does she not realize that sportsmen (who are also Surrey residents and voters) also target shoot for sport and competition? I have my PAL for restricted and non-restricted firearms – I can go to International Guns in Guildford and buy long guns and hand guns. Tell me why a trade show with RCMP in attendance is all of a sudden a concern. Those of us who want to have firearms for hunting or target practice have already jumped through all the hoops that the federal and provincial governments have set up, for courses and background checks, and have been found by our RCMP and government to not be a risk of possessing or using firearms. Do any of you realize that many of the people who attend these shows are actually police and security officers? Municipal governments are supposed to represent all citizens, not just the ones they agree with or share interests with. I am not a car enthusiast but I wouldn’t want any government to stop giving permits to people who want to hold car shows. Cars, by the way, kill and injure thousands of times more people than guns. Worried about criminals buying guns? Guess what Mayor Hepner, they already have them and they didn’t buy them from a gun store or gun show with their PALs. The people who you are denying this show to aren’t the problem – we are legal and responsible gun owners. I sincerely hope that mayor and council reconsider this decision. I, along with the thousands of licensed gun owners in Surrey, will remember this decision come election time. Joanne DeVries, Surrey
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Veronica Todorov tries archery at last year’s Rod and Gun Show with the help of Rob Reynolds. (File: GORD GOBLE) Haruo Chikamori Typical opinion from Mayor “Ferris Wheel” Hepner. Personally, I have no objection to the rod and gun show taking place. In fact, in light of the gun violence in Surrey, it’ll probably be the safest place to be for that weekend in Surrey. Mark Louie A city’s mayor is a reflection of the populace, knowing how misguided Surrey’s mayor is. It is now on my list of places to avoid. Thanks for the warning. Jim Pook This is just ignorance. Handguns are legal in Canada – even in Surrey. There are many sporting uses for handguns. I’ve always wanted to hunt with one, but the Canadian government won’t allow it. Mayor: Grow up and let this lawful Rod and Gun Show go on with its business. Russell Cloes Yes, guns get sold at a gun show. Who knew, right? Jim Pook I hear Rods get sold there too – Ssshhh – don’t tell the mayor, she’ll want to ban those too! Marcus Benedictus What part of “handGUN” and “Rod and GUN” do you not understand, Mayor Hepner? Criminals do not go to gun shows to acquire firearms. Mayor Hepner is showing ultimate ignorance to firearm laws and those who abide by them.
❚ A huge bouquet of roses to all my neighbours in the Bolivar Heights area who went to the Pasta Night held at Fleetwood Park Secondary to help support dry grad. None of them even knew anyone that was graduating from there. Thank you to our wonderful neighbours. ❚ Roses to my neighbours on 57th Avenue for doing the best they can to make great curb appeal! Thank you for making our community the best they can be. It is nice not only to see your outcome but to see people enjoying life together. ❚ Roses to City of Surrey bylaws and the Newton Safety Unit teams, Community Patrol Officers, Commissionaires and Newton BIA. Your efforts are making a huge difference on our streets and we thank you. Mayor Hepner, I really hope the NSU is a permanent initiative! Finally some boots on the ground! ❚ The other day, a young lady limped onto the bus in tears. Turns out some jerk ran over her foot with his car and took off! I stayed with her until fire and ambulance came. I held her hand, wiped her tears rubbed her back. I hope she is OK. Roses to Mr. Bus Driver who was kind and stopped the bus, waited for her to get on and called the police, fire and ambulance. Nice job BC Transit driver, I doth my cap to you, sir. A ton of roses to you!
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❚ Rotten tomatoes to the parking patrol at Surrey Memorial Hospital. Don’t you think we’re already having a crappy day if we’re at the hospital? Way to kick someone when they’re down. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the BC Liberal government for taking away the yearly subsidized bus passes from the disabled that cost $45 a year and replacing them with an expensive bus pass that costs $52 a month. They’re also taking away the yearly special transportation subsidy (STS) from the disabled who can’t use transit. This government continually degrades the disabled. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to the rude people who come eat or smoke (or do their drugs) on our quiet cul-de-sac and leave their garbage behind! ❚ Rotten tomatoes to drivers who speed. ❚ Rotten tomatoes to Surrey mayor Hepner. I am not impressed. Crime in our neighbourhood has increased 100 per cent from last year. What good are all the new cops? Is this what Surrey residents are paying for? ❚ Rotten tomatoes to B.C. Premier Christy Clark for all her broken promises on family doctors – and for ignoring the embattled forest industry and workers who lose their jobs without severance pay because of loopholes in the labour code for employers.
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INFORM
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Rod and gun show ‘waiting for rubber stamp’ think they can meet any of the requirements they need to meet in advance.” On Tuesday morning, when the CLOVERDALE — Organizers of Now asked where the show stands, the BC Rod and Gun Show say they show manager Steven Bednash are still “waiting for the rubber remarked, “Nothing to tell you.” stamp” from city hall. “We have not heard back from Last week, the city shot down the RCMP, though they have a permit for the second annual everything. We’re told (Thursday) event, set for April 15 to 17 at the they’re meeting. Cloverdale Fairgrounds. “We don’t foresee an issue,” he The matter was sent back to added. “We’re just waiting for the staff in order to receive “missing rubber stamp right now.” information.” The inaugural 2015 BC Rod Council requested a detailed and Gun Show drew about 8,500 event security plan, to be reviewed people, according to its website. and approved by the RCMP, and “We didn’t have one incident last a breakdown of what items will year,” said Bednash, noting they be sold in terms of the kinds of had a large security presence and firearms and ammunition. even closed-circuit cameras. “We want a complete review,” Members of the Thunderbirds club in a quick-draw demo at last year’s “We’re serious about safety.” BC Rod and Gun Show in Cloverdale. (File photo: GORD GOBLE) Hepner told the Now last week. Bednash emphasized that the “Quite honestly, to be frank, when I heard ‘Rod and Gun Show’ I took it “Quite frankly, I don’t think that’s for April 11, and seeing as the show show will get gun transactions off the street, into a safe environment, is set to begin just four days later, to be an outdoors show and didn’t a necessary part of the show in with police in attendance. Hepner said, “my guess is we’ll realize there would actually be Surrey at all.” have to postpone that show. I don’t handguns at the show. The next council meeting is set amy.reid@thenownewspaper.com Amy Reid
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Pedestrian killed on King George NEWTON — A 57-year-old woman was killed early Monday when she was struck by a vehicle while crossing King George Boulevard near 83rd Avenue. The vehicle took off and police are looking for the driver. It happened at 6:45 a.m. The victim was pronounced dead at hospital. Police have not released her name. “No suspect vehicle descriptions are available at this time,” Surrey CMP Cpl. Scotty Schumann said. “Further information will be released when it becomes available.” Police closed the boulevard in both directions, between 80th Avenue and 84th Avenue as the Surrey RCMP’s criminal collision investigation team and the integrated collision analysis and reconstruction service investigate. Police ask anyone with more information to contact the Surrey RCMP at 604-599-0502.
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Another drive-by shooting, this time on 98th Ave. Tom Zytaruk
as a result of the assault.” Dunlop said that with respect to the shootings, police are trying to determine if any are linked. SURREY — So far this year, “So far the evidence has not there have been 10, possibly 11 provided us with any reason to shootings in Surrey, mostly of the believe these incidents are linked,” drive-by kind. she said. “Our crime analysts The latest happened Monday are working hard to analyze all night, in the 15800-block of 98th data while collaborating with Avenue, with shots fired into the front window of a large house that investigators.” The first shooting happened was occupied at the time. four days into the new year, at Surrey RCMP Sgt. Alanna 152nd Street and 48th Avenue in Dunlop said there was a “large gathering of people at a social event South Surrey. Nobody was injured. Then, an elementary school in that turned into an argument and then an assault between two people rural South Surrey was also hit by a bullet at nighttime and again that are known to each other. “We are investigating the assault nobody was injured. The Integrated Homicide and the report that one of the males Investigation Team is looking fired one shot into the air,” she into a suspicious death in Newton said. “No one was hurt from these after a car crashed into a tree last actions, other than minor injuries Now staff Twitter @tomzytaruk
Friday night and the victim died in hospital. Sgt. Stephanie Ashton said he was found suffering from injuries “inconsistent” with a car crash. He’d reportedly been shot and went into cardiac arrest but Ashton would not confirm the nature of his injuries. The victim’s name has not been released. The crash happened at 79th Avenue and 123rd Street, just after 9 p.m. If this was indeed a shooting, there have been four shootings in Newton. A man is in hospital with serious gunshot wounds after a drive-by shooting in Newton on Sunday night. The occupants of a darkcoloured SUV fired into another vehicle in the 14200-block of 64th Avenue at about 8:30 p.m. Surrey RCMP Sgt. Steve Pebernat said police arrived at the shooting
Final submissions will be heard today and Friday in the trial of Gursimar Bedi, who is charged with manslaughter using a firearm and accessory after the fact in the 2011 shooting and stabbing death of Maple Batalia. The Crown has finished its case and Bedi’s lawyers did not call evidence in defence. The trial is being heard by Justice Terry Schultes in B.C. Supreme Court in New Westminster. Gurjinder Dhaliwal, who was Batalia’s boyfriend before she ended their four-year relationship, pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. He was sentenced last week to life in prison with no eligibility to apply for parole for 21 years. The court heard Dhaliwal was obsessed with Batalia and couldn’t handle it after she broke up with him. She was shot in the back and stabbed.
scene at about the same time the victim arrived at hospital. “Initial indications are that this is a targeted incident,” he said. This year’s other shootings were at 62nd Avenue and 142nd Street with nobody injured, and at 141A Street and 84B Avenue, with nobody injured. There have been two known shootings in Whalley — one in Bolivar Heights, with nobody injured — and another in which a taxi passenger was shot in the leg. There was also a shooting in Fleetwood, with no injuries reported. Finally, last month two men with serious gunshots wounds were dropped off at a local hospital. Police did not disclose the location of the shooting.
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board throughout the region, far lower than the current $3.15 per crossing for small vehicles on the Port Mann. Since tolling of the Port Mann began, Jackson says drivers have been using the Alex Fraser to bypass it. And construction on the Pattullo Bridge has added to that congestion, she noted, saying the bridge experiences
“frequent gridlock.” If the Pattullo replacement is tolled, it will mean the Alex Fraser is the only free crossing available to Surrey and Delta commuters. Meanwhile, Surrey recently decided to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with New Westminster and TransLink for a four-lane, Pattullo
Bridge replacement. They agreed the new bridge would be tolled – at least for now. Surrey Coun. Tom Gill said there are tight timelines to hit after TransLink learned last October the replacement was screened in for the federal P3 Canada Fund. TransLink must have a business case in by the end of the month.
“So I’m not in favour of tolling it,” Gill stressed, “but that being said, I do appreciate there’s going to have to be a road mobility pricing plan introduced.” The Mayors’ Council, along with TransLink, began the development of a regional mobility pricing plan in late 2015.
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Spring is here, which usually means you’re either getting rid of stuff — spring cleaning, you know — or you’re in buying mode. The weekly Cloverdale Flea Market is a place for good deals on everything from fresh produce and plants to jewelry and electronics. According to a post on the event website (Cloverdalemarket.ca), Cloverdale has been home to the flea market for 37 years, and more than five million customers have passed though its gates. The market is open every Sunday from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the fairgrounds, off 176th St. and 62nd Ave., Surrey. If you need more details than that, check the market’s Facebook page (which has 10,000 “likes” and counting) or call 604-837-1676.
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Ever heard of geocaching? Basically, it’s a big hide-and-seek game that involves Global Positioning System (GPS) co-ordinates and a large area, typically outdoors. This Saturday (March 19), Hawthorne Park plays a host to a Geocache Easter Egg Hunt, presented by the City of Surrey’s Partners in Parks team. Event participants will navigate to specific GPS co-ordinates and then attempt to find the cache hidden at that location. Don’t worry, instructions and a GPS unit will be provided. Four sessions will be held on the hour, starting at 10 a.m. To register, or for more details, call 604-501-5050 or visit Surrey.ca/culture-recreation/18615.aspx.
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For familyfriendly good times, Koba Entertainment’s “Great Big Show Live!” hits the stage at Surrey’s Bell Performing Arts Centre this Saturday afternoon (March 19), featuring characters from hit TV shows “The Backyardigans,” “Max & Ruby,” “Franklin” and “Mike the Knight” (pictured above). If you’ve never heard of any these lovable players, this show probably isn’t for you – unless you want to surprise a niece or nephew with tickets, maybe. Show time is 1 p.m. For tickets and show info, visit GreatBigShowonTour.com.
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This now flourishing and Society, and she thought it would be a orchestra, and had the honour of playing successful society for orchestral music great experience for us. So, we applied in Ely Cathedral, Coventry Cathedral, training has had a lot of challenges over and we were invited to play for Mrs. King’s College Chapel and Royal Albert those 40 years, and at one time it nearly Lucille Lewis. Jack was accepted into the Hall. Now back in Canada, she regularly disbanded with low membership and performs with Nova Sinfonia lack of interest in getting proper funding. Intermediate Strings, and I was accepted into the Youth in Halifax, as well as the PEI Thank you to the dedicated parents and Orchestra.” Symphony and various small conductors who nursed the orchestras Tony admits that his English chamber groups. along through the good times and the was not so good, and did Idara Aguinaga was not-so-good. The Surrey Symphony struggle to fit in at school. But another Concert Master Society, the organization that runs the then there were the Saturday for the SYO: “The learning SYO, is truly a treasure. experience I had with the You don’t get to be 40 without planning orchestra rehearsals. “There’s something magical group propelled me in some super celebration, and founder future orchestral playing Lucille Lewis is putting together a special about playing with the orchestra and making music with orchestras such as performance featuring alumni from the Lucille Lewis together,” he says. “I was the Vancouver Symphony orchestra. The new Alumni Orchestra making new friends, and music was our Orchestra as well as conducting. I will perform “Marche Slave, Op. 31,” by universal language.” went on to become conductor for the Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, at its Spring Tony eventually became Concert Richmond Youth Orchestra as well as a Concert on Sunday, May 15, under Lewis’ Master of the orchestra, and earned a violin teacher in Surrey.” baton. Bachelor of Science degree in Physics Shima Takeda is a freelance violinist Karen Pledger, SYO’s new GM, is contacting as many alumni as possible to and Life Sciences, and he is currently who currently lives and works in Victoria. pursuing a PhD degree in Chemical and take part in this musical adventure. Born and raised in Surrey, Shima began Biological Engineering at UBC. “It will be a wonderful opportunity to violin lessons with Lewis at the age of In his “free” time, Tony has been an connect with friends and share stories four, and piano lessons at the age of 10. active volunteer in the community, of your experience as part of the Youth She obtained a degree in music and has including the Youth Arts Council of Orchestra,” Pledger says. been active in the professional music Surrey. He had a vision to create a Email her at gm.surreysymphony@ community in and around Victoria. city-wide talent show featuring youth of gmail.com with your interest. And yes, Some of the stories are longer, but there will be rehearsals, starting April 16 Surrey. It is called Surrey Shines. they all tell the same thing: Music makes “I sincerely thank Mrs. Lewis and the at Surrey Christian School (15353 92nd life better, and the young people who Surrey Youth Orchestra for all of the Ave.). have had the opportunity to be part wonderful experiences,” he adds. And what stories some of these of the orchestra are shining examples. Jessica Kim was a cellist in the SYO young people have. Some of the alumni Most of them found friends as well as for eight consecutive years. She calls it musicians have already shared their a shared love of music. They worked “one of the top youth orchestras in B.C., stories with Karen, and she passed them and performed together. Now they and my orchestral training there really on to me. 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GO! Events guide CONCERTS Jazz Vespers at Northwood United Church: Hour-long concert events on second and fourth Sundays at church, 8855 156th St., Surrey, 4 p.m. start, Northwood-united.org. March 20: Laura Crema Trio/Bill Coon. The Gloria Dei Chorale presents Palm Sunday Service, featuring choral selections, readings and congregational songs, on Saturday, March 19 (7 p.m.) in the Oasis Room at Elim Village, 9025 160th St., Surrey.
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THEATRE/STAGE “Love, Sex and the I.R.S.”: British comedy staged by Royal Canadian Theatre Company at Surrey Arts Centre from March 16-19, 13750 88th Ave., Surrey. Tickets: 604-501-5566, Tickets. surrey.ca.
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Surrey Muse: Arts and literary event featuring poet Heidi Greco, author Gomathy Puri and performer Tim Mar. Book-signing author is Betsy Warland. Open microphone to follow and begins with Timothy Shay. Hosted by Helga Parekh. Free admission. At City Centre Library on Friday, March 18 from 5:30 to 8:30 pm.
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Tamanawis boys earn second in B.C. in 4A showdown with powerful Owls Gord Goble
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LANGLEY — The outcome was never seriously in doubt Saturday night (March 12) as the Langley Events Centre once again hosted the B.C. High School Boys Basketball Championship game. It was 14-4 five minutes in, and the underdog Tamanawis Wildcats of Surrey were, in all honesty, fortunate it was that close in the Quad-A division final. The heavily favoured Kelowna Owls, ranked number one in all of B.C. and losers of exactly zero games all year long, had come to play. They were quicker, they were sharper, and they seemed capable of riding their set plays and fast breaks as far as they wanted. And let’s not forget Kelowna’s not-so-secret weapon, massive power forward Grant Shephard, who would ultimately tally 31 points and an astonishing 22 rebounds. By halftime, the scoreboard read 50-34. “We knew what we were up against,” said Wildcats coach Mike McKay later. “We weren’t delusional. They are a very, very good team. We weren’t ever going to beat them in a seven-game series. We had one shot to do it and I think our guys came out a little bit nervous.” But Tamanawis wouldn’t let the onslaught continue uncontested. Halftime adjustments helped, and the third quarter was a different story. Tamanawis forced Kelowna into errant shots, stole the ball in situations that once seemed impossible, and won tough battles under the hoop. Led by Sagar Dulay, a force all evening, even when the chips were down, and the dangerous Miguel Tomley, who came on stronger as the night wore on and finished with 26 points and 13 rebounds, the Wildcats made their move. With a minute left in the third, the momentum had clearly shifted, the gap had narrowed to just seven, and the proTamanawis crowd was getting noisy. “We came out hard in the second half and we cut the lead down to seven,” McKay said. “That whole second half we kind of had them on the ropes. We were cutting it,
Sagar Dulay (left) of Tamanawis Wildcats drives past a Kelowna Owls defender during the Quad-A finals of the 2016 BC High School Boys Basketball Championship Saturday (March 12) at Langley Events Centre. (Photo: GORD GOBLE) SEE MORE PHOTOS ONLINE AT FACEBOOK.COM/THESURREYNOW cutting it, cutting it. But they’re full of Grade 12 players and it showed.” Indeed, seven points was as close as the locals would get. The 87-72 final seemed like an afterthought. There were few tears afterward. “If you would have asked us in December where I thought we’d be, I’d have thought maybe a final four in the valley and maybe a mid-seed in this tournament,” McKay said. “To get into the final with such a young group is amazing. Our guys knew what they were in for, and gave it their best.” An estimated 4,410 spectators watched Saturday’s Quad-A final. Panorama Ridge finished seventh at the tournament, and Holy Cross placed eighth. ❚ Also Saturday, Surrey’s Southridge Storm, led by forwards Hunter Hughes and Dominic Clayton and guard Mathew Andreou, beat Richmond’s StevestonLondon Sharks by a score of 78-71 to win the
We knew what we were up against. We weren’t delusional. They are a very, very good team. Triple-A provincial championship. “This was the best last game that I could have asked for,” said Hughes, the 6-foot-8 scoring machine and tournament MVP, who struggled in the opening half but came on strong and finished with 29 points and 18 rebounds. “It feels so good because of how many years have gone into this moment. All of us have been friends for so long, and it was all for this moment tonight.” Possibly the smallest school, populationwise, playing at the triple-A level, Southridge could have played at single-A, last season played at double-A but this year wanted to compete at an even higher level.
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Holy Cross grad shoots for national hoops title with UBC Tom Zillich
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SURREY — Taylor Browne is glad to be playing for a national championship so close to home. The Holy Cross grad is in his rookie season as a sharp-shooting guard with the UBC Thunderbirds as the team prepares to host the CIS basketball championships. The Final Eight tourney starts Thursday (March 17) at the Doug Mitchell Sports Centre at the Vancouver campus. As always this season, Browne will drive to UBC from his Johnston Heights-area home. Taylor Browne “It’s great to be home for (the finals),” the enthusiastic Browne told the Now. “It’s a great stressreliever having it here.” Last week, Browne was named to the Canada West All-Rookie Team, mostly for being a consistent scoring threat off the bench. He averaged 4.7 points-percontest in just 12.7 minutes-per-game, and proved a threat from distance. “It’s been a good year, a huge change from high school,” Browne said. “The intensity is way higher, and strength, but I think I’ve adapted well. I kind of stay focused on my shooting ability, because that’s kind of my role right now. I’ve been working hard and trying to provide the best minutes I can whenever I’m on the floor.” As Canada West bronze medalists, the eighth-seed Thunderbirds will face Ryerson, the top seed, in their opening game, at 8 p.m. Thursday. The Canadian men’s basketball championship is being held at UBC for the first time since 1972, when the Thunderbirds won the national title. “I have a lot of family asking me about tickets to the games,” Browne said with a laugh, “and I just tell them to go online, and a lot of them do. It’s nice to have the section of kind of like my family. They’re always there, so it’s great.”
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‘Lion King’ theme for Cloverdale Skating Club’s annual spring showcase 1. Costumed characters hit the ice at Cloverdale Arena last Friday evening (March 11). 2. Makeup time for Kaitlin Chamberlain, who played the role of Rafiki in the colourful show. 3. Performers skate in unison. 4. Ladybugs Samantha, Katherine and Isabella. 5. Nicole plays on her tablet prior to the show. 6. Pink flamingos show off in the dressing room.
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320 The Now Newspaper is part of Black Press, Canada’s largest private independent newspaper company with more than 170 community, daily and urban newspapers in BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Yukon, Washington, Ohio, California and Hawaii. If you are up to the challenge, please email your resume with a brief note on why you are a great candidate to: Dal Hothi – Sales Manager dal.hothi@thenownewspaper.com
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WAREHOUSEMAN’S LIEN By virtue of WAREHOUSEMAN’S LIEN FOR RICH SURREY LAND LTD, we will dispose of the following unit to recover the amount of indebtedness noted plus any additional cost of storage, seizure and sale. 2005 silver Toyota Highlander VIN# JTEGP21A350075386 Registered Owner: Petra Bech Indebtedness: $2,803.50
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Rich Surrey Land Ltd 3093 194 Street Surrey BC Contact: Cori Hein 604-560-2828 WAREHOUSEMAN’S LIEN By Virtue of WAREHOUSEMAN’S LIEN FOR RICH SURREY LAND LTD, we will dispose of the following unit to recover the amount of indebtedness noted plus any additional cost of storage, seizure and sale Chevrolet Cobalt 2008 blue VIN# 1G1AL55F887268117 Registered Owner: Brenda Vazquez Indebtedness: $2,441.25 Day of sale is Friday April 1st, 2016 @ 12:00 noon
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Rich Surrey Land Ltd 3093 194 Street Surrey, B.C. Contact: Cori Hein 604-560-2828
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APARTMENT/CONDO
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REPAIRER’S LIEN ACT Whereas;
JOSEPH CEASAR indebted to Butchs Brake & Muffler Ltd. for repair’s on a 2003 GMC Savana VIN: 1GTFG25T131174310 There is presently an amount due and owing of $2,435.98, plus any additional costs of storage, seizure and sale. Notice is hereby given that on the 7th day of April, 2016 or thereafter, the said vehicle will be sold.
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contemporary re-recreations of icons of a bygone era. Today’s muscle machines have to perform as everyday cars and contain the same creature comforts we now expect in a family sedan and the 2016 Charger (available in nine trims, delivers in spades). Let’s open the driver-side door of this coupe-like fourdoor sedan, which first returned in 2005 after a 19-year absence from dealerships. Since that celebrated revival it has been fine-tuned in every sense of the word. If the earlier re-iterations of this new generation were somewhat spartan inside, that cannot be said now. Premium materials now adorn the interior and there’s a choice of 19 trim and colour combinations, not to mention a customizable 7-inch full-colour driver information display cluster. The SXT test car featured the optional 8.4-inch touchscreen media center with Uconnect Access system (optional on base trims), very much a 21st century luxury. As is the available BeatsAudio system, with its 552-watt amplifier and trunk mounted subwoofer, which blasted me with the mid-60s sounds of Jefferson Airplane during my freeway ride. The 2016 Charger uses a TorqueFlite eight-speed transmission mated to a 3.6-litre Pentastar V-6 engine, which effortlessly generates 292 horses. And it’s a muscle car with mean fuel economy numbers – 12.8/8.6 L/100 kms. The tester’s Rallye Group option with its one-of-a-
It’s about 40 years since I drove a Dodge Charger, a 1969 version of the legendary muscle car. The choices for my illicit spin around my hometown in the north of England, was a Pontiac Trans Am, Chevy sedan (forgotten which model) and the aforementioned Charger. Illicit not because I was joyriding but because I wasn’t insured to drive these American monsters, owned by my bosses at the local plumbing supplies company. Not sure why I chose the Dodge, possibly because I was a TV cowboy fan and Dodge City was, of course, the centre of all gun play. How fortuitous because it would provide me with a point of reference for when recently I climbed aboard the latest version of the Charger, which draws its design inspiration from that earlier model. Just kidding. I don’t remember much about my 15-minute turn at the wheel of that alien left-hand drive power machine. I recall that it went like stink, I liked the roar and the auto transmission – my first – was sensational. Perhaps that’s all I needed to recall because those performance attributes were what fascinated muscle car fans on both sides of the Atlantic. The new Charger looks are truly reminiscent of the cars that bore the same back in the late 60s and the variety of engines now on offer can deliver the same thrill, more so given the technological advances. Nostalgia alone is not enough to justify creating such
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Offers Offers validvalid August August 1 – 31, 1 –2015. 31, 2015. *Cash *Cash discount discount is $2,500//$5,604//$3,733//$3,000//$5,000//$2,500//$8,500 is $2,500//$5,604//$3,733//$3,000//$5,000//$2,500//$8,500 available available on 2015 on 2015 Micra Micra (1.6 SR (1.6 Trims)//Altima SR Trims)//Altima Sedan Sedan 2.5 (T4LG15 2.5 (T4LG15 AA00)//Sentra AA00)//Sentra 1.8 S1.8 M6S(C4LG55 M6 (C4LG55 AA00)//Rogue AA00)//Rogue (except (except S FWD S FWD (Y6RG15 (Y6RG15 AA00))//Pathfinder AA00))//Pathfinder Platinum Platinum INSERT INSERT DEALER DEALER TAGS TAGS HERE HERE ers(5XEG15 available until March (except 31, (except 2016. Payments be made on a weekly basis, for models advertising purposes only. Representative monthly off based on apurchase. new Not 2016applicable Rogue Swith FWD CVT (Y6RG16 AA00). 1.99% lease APR for aof60non month termcash equals 4x4Off (5XEG15 4x4 AA00/AA10)//Juke AA00/AA10)//Juke Nismo Nismo RS AWD RScannot AWD (N5YT15 (N5YT15 AE00)//Armada AE00)//Armada Platinum Platinum models (7CTG75 (7CTG75 AA10/CC10/CR10). AA10/CC10/CR10). Cash Cash discount discount is applicable is lease applicable toer the to cash the cash purchase. Not applicable with NCF NCF STANDARD STANDARD rates. rates. Cash Cash discount discount is comprised is comprised of non stackable stackable cash and and *Vehicle *Vehicle pricing pricing is plus is freight, plus freight, taxes and taxes fees and –with Finance fees – Finance offerdown acceptance offer acceptance conditions conditions apply. Purchase apply. Purchase payment payment shown shown of $61 isofbi-weekly $61First is bi-weekly based on based 84 month on 84 payment, term monthatterm 0.99% at APR 0.99% and APR includes andpayment includes 3 years3Nissan yearsand Nissan ASP (added ASPsecurity (added Security Security plan). 2015 plan).Micra 2015 1.6S Micra automatic 1.6S automatic sale price saleisprice $14,965 is $14,965 less $850 lessbonus $850 cash bonus= cash $14,115. =include $14,115. Cost ofCost borrowing of borrowing is $376. is0% $376. finance 0% fiis nance also is available alsobased available – See dealer –on Seea dealer formaximum details. for details. Offers valid Offers August valid August 1 – 31, 2015. 1 km/year – 31,*Cash 2015. discount *Cashwith discount is $2,500//$5,6 is $2,500//$5,6 monthly payments of $283 $0 payment and $0 security deposit. monthly down $0 deposit are due at lease inception. Payments freight and fees. Lease of 20,000 excess NCI04//$3,733//$3,000//$5,000//$2,500//$8,500 NCI clearout clearout cash. cash. Not Not applicable applicable to2015 lease to lease and finance finance offers. offers offers are exclusive are exclusive and can can be(except modified, be(except extended extended ornder canceled or canceled without without notice, notice, and and can can notNismo not combined be withwith other any other offer, offer, except except stackable stackable dollars. offers have have noapplicable cash noapplicable cash exchange exchange value. value. Dealers Dealers may may set their set 04//$3,733//$3,000//$5,000//$2,500//$8,500 available available on on Micra 2015 (1.6 Micra SRand (1.6 Trims)//Altima Trims)//Altima Sedanoffers. Sedan 2.5The (T4LG15 2.5The (T4LG15 AA00)//Sentra AA00)//Sentra 1.8 S M6 1.8(C4LG55 S M6 and (C4LG55 AA00)//Rogue AA00)//Rogue S modified, FWDS(Y6RG15 FWD (Y6RG15 AA00))//Pathfi AA00))//Pathfi Platinum4x4 nder Platinum4x4 (5XEG15 (5XEG15 AA00/AA10)//Juke AA00/AA10)//Juke (except (except Nismo RSbe AWD RS (N5YT15 AWDcombined (N5YT15 AE00)//Armada AE00)//Armada Platinum Platinum models models (7CTG75 (7CTG75 AA10/CC10/CR10). AA10/CC10/CR10). Cash discount Cash discount isdollars. applicable isThese applicable toThese theoffers cash to thepurchase. cash purchase. Not Not with NCF with STANDARD NCF STANDARD rates. Cash rates.discount Cash discount is comprised is comprised of their of charged atcash $0.10/km. Total lease obligation isSR$16,708. Freight and PDE charges ,extended applicable fees, manufacturer’ scombined rebate and dealer participation where applicable areany included. License, registration, insurance and applicable taxes are extra. Lease off ers are available non stackable non stackable and cash NCI and clearout NCI clearout cash. Not cash. applicable Not applicable to lease to and lease fi nance and fi offers. nance The The are offers exclusive are exclusive and can and be can modifi be ed, modifi extended ed, or canceled or canceled without without notice, notice, and can and not can be combined not be with any with other any offer, other except offer, except stackable stackable dollars. dollars. These offers These have offers no have cash no exchange cash exchange value. Dealers value. Dealers may set may their set own their prices. own prices. An order An or order dealer or dealer trade may trade be may required. be required. ††The Nissan ††The Nissan Loyalty Loyalty Offer (“Offer”) Offer (“Offer”) is available is available only to only eligible to eligible customers customers who (as who of May, (as of May,will †† offers. †† offers own own prices. prices. An order An order or dealer ornanced dealer trade trade may may be required. be required. The The Nissan Nissan Loyalty Loyalty Offer Offer (“Offer”) (“Offer”) isOffer available is available only only toCanada eligible to eligible customers customers who who (as of (as May, ofofMay, 1, 2015) 1, 2015) lease/leased, lease/leased, finance/financed finance/financed or own/owned or own/owned a 2009 a 2009 orexcept newer orexcept newer Nissan Nissan brand vehicle vehicle (an–“Existing (an “Existing Vehicle”). Vehicle”). Eligibility Eligibility for the for Offer the Offer will on approved credit through Finance a (an limited time, may without notice and combined with any off ers except stackable dollars. *See dealer for ofbrand 3 Great ers Offresides er conditions may apply. 1, 2015) 1,lease/leased, 2015) lease/leased, finance/fi finance/fi nanced or own/owned orNissan own/owned a 2009 Canada or a 2009 newer or newer Nissan Nissan brand vehicle brandfor vehicle (an “Existing “Existing Vehicle”). Vehicle”). Eligibility Eligibility for thechange for Offer thewill be will determined be determined by Nissan by Nissan Canada Inc. cannot (“NCI”) Inc. (“NCI”) in its be sole in its discretion. sole discretion. Proof ofProof current current or previous orother previous ownership/lease/fi ownership/lease/fi nance contract nance contract will be will required. betrading required. Offer isOffer not transferrable is not transferrable or assignable, or assignable, to adetails co-owner/co-leasee to a co-owner/co-leasee of the Existing ofOff the Existing Vehicle Vehicle who whoacceptance resides within the within same thehousehold same household as the intended as the intended recipient recipient of of beVehicles determined beOffer. determined bydealer Nissan byfor Nissan Canada Canada Inc. (“NCI”) Inc. (“NCI”) in its in sole itsOffer sole discretion. discretion. Proof ofcancellation current ofwithout current or previous or contract contract will be willrequired. beCanada’ required. Offer is notistransferrable not transferrable or assignable, or assignable, except except to a co-owner/co-leasee to a co-owner/co-leasee of the ofExisting the Existing Vehicle Vehicle whowho resides resides within within the same the same household household as as the theSee Offer. dealer See for full details. full details. Model(s) Model(s) shown shown forillustration illustration for illustration purposes purposes only. only. subject Offer subject to change toProof change oroff cancellation or without notice while notice quantities while ownership/lease/finance quantities last.ownership/lease/finance Ask last. your Askdealer your dealer or visit or www.nissan.ca www.nissan.ca for complete for complete details. details. and accessories are for purposes only. All ers are subject toprevious change or withdrawal atvisitthe dealer or Nissan s Offer discretion. the intended the intended recipient recipient of the ofOffer. the Offer. If theIfeligible the eligible customer customer elects elects to lease to lease or finance or finance a new a new and and previously previously unregistered unregistered Nissan Nissan brand brand vehicle vehicle (excluding (excluding NV, Fleet NV, Fleet and and dailydaily rentals) rentals) (an “Eligible (an “Eligible NewNew Vehicle”) Vehicle”) through through NCI NCI and and Nissan Nissan Canada Canada Financial Financial Services Services Inc. (collectively Inc. (collectively “NCF”), “NCF”), 5535-GENERIC_RL_ONT_PD 5535-GENERIC_RL_ONT_PD thenthen he/she he/she will receive will receive a specified a specified amount amount of stackable of stackable loyalty loyalty dollars dollars (“Loyalty (“Loyalty Dollars”), Dollars”), as follows: as follows: (i) Micra/Versa/Sentra (i) Micra/Versa/Sentra ($500); ($500); (ii) Juke/Altima/Rogue (ii) Juke/Altima/Rogue ($600); ($600); (iii) Frontier/Xterra/Leaf/Murano/Pathfinder (iii) Frontier/Xterra/Leaf/Murano/Pathfinder ($800); ($800); and and (iv) Maxima/Z/Titan, (iv) Maxima/Z/Titan, Armada/GT-R Armada/GT-R ($1000). ($1000). Loyalty Loyalty Dollars Dollars will will be applied be applied before before taxestaxes which which means means theythey are inclusive are inclusive of allofapplicable all applicable taxes. taxes. Alternatively, Alternatively, if theifeligible the eligible customer customer elects elects to purchase to purchase or lease/finance or lease/finance an Eligible an Eligible NewNew Vehicle Vehicle (excluding (excluding GT-R GT-R and and Leaf)Leaf) otherother thanthan through through NCF,NCF, thenthen he/she he/she will receive will receive a three-year/48,000 a three-year/48,000 kilometers kilometers (whichever (whichever comes comes first)first) Oil Change Oil Change and and Tire Tire Rotation Rotation PlanPlan which which consists consists of a maximum of a maximum of 6 of service 6 service visits, visits, eacheach consisting consisting of 1 of oil1change oil change (using (using conventional conventional 5W30 5W30 motor motor oil) and oil) and 1 tire1rotation. tire rotation. For complete For complete details details on the onOil theChange Oil Change and and Tire Tire Rotation Rotation Plan,Plan, ask your ask your dealer. dealer. OfferOffer has has no cash no cash redemption redemption valuevalue and and can can be combined be combined withwith otherother offers. offers. OfferOffer validvalid on Eligible on Eligible NewNew Vehicles Vehicles purchased/leased/financed purchased/leased/financed and and delivered delivered between between August August 1 – 31st, 1 – 31st, 2015. 2015. Conditions Conditions apply. apply. Model(s) Model(s) shown shown for illustration for illustration purposes purposes only.only. OfferOffer subject subject to change to change or cancellation or cancellation © © without without notice. notice. While While quantities quantities last.last. Ask Ask your your dealer dealer or visit or visit www.nissan.ca www.nissan.ca for complete for complete details. details. Nissan Nissan names, names, logos logos and and slogans slogans are trademarks are trademarks owned owned by orbylicensed or licensed to Nissan to Nissan Motor Motor Co. Co. Ltd. Ltd. and/or and/or its North its North American American subsidiaries. subsidiaries. 2015 2015 Nissan Nissan Canada Canada Inc. Inc. All rights All rights reserved. reserved. JOB JOB NO: NO: NC4-NDC-HP5535 NC4-NDC-HP5535
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YOU DON’T NEED THE LUCK O’ THE IRISH 2016 KIA RIO $0N
SAVE OVER
$3,880
57 RO69 STK# 17,555 P$ MSR
DOW
SALE PRICE: $13,675 JUST $39 WEEKLY PAYMENT
2015 KIA OPTIMA LX SAVE OVER $0N
$7,015
64 OP58 STK# 26,640 P$ MSR
DOW
WHEN THE BEST CAR DEALS ARE RIGHT HERE!
2016 KIA SORENTO
SAVE OVER
$4,985
STK#SR6365 MSRP $29,520
$24,535 JUST $69
WEEKLY PAYMENT
2013 VOLKSWAGEN PASSAT
2013 KIA FORTE EX
WAS $16,995
WAS $14,995
TRENDLINE EDITION, AUTO, BLUETOOTH, AIR
LAST ONE IN STOCK
SALE PRICE: $19,625 JUST $56
WEEKLY PAYMENT
2015 KIA SOUL LX SAVE OVER $0N
$6,145
49 SO59 STK# 19,120 P$ R S M
DOW
6 SPD AUTO, BLUETOOTH, AIR
PAY JUST
CLEAROUT $ 43 WK PRICE $14,850
STK# 35159
4 SPD AUTO, 6 AIRBAGS, ANTI-LOCK BRAKES
CLEAROUT PRICE $8,850
STK# 34846
2010 TOYOTA CAMRY HYBRID
2011 MAZDA 2
WAS $10,995
PAY JUST CLEAROUT $ 37 WK PRICE $12,750 AUTO, HEATED SEATS, SUNROOF, FOG LIGHTS, POWER WINDOWS/LOCKS/MIRRORS
WAS $16,995
PAY JUST
25 WK
$
STK# 33534
PAY JUST CLEAROUT $ 43 WK PRICE $14,850
2007 NISSAN PATHFINDER SE
2015 KIA RIO5 LX+
WAS $15,995
WAS $16,995
STK# 35156
4DR HATCHBACK, 6 SPD AUTO, AWD, HEATED DOOR MIRRORS, MP3 PLAYER, AIR, BLUETOOTH,
4WD, AUTO, AIR, CRUISE CONTROL WITH STEERING WHEEL CONTROLS
PAY JUST
CLEAROUT $ 40 WK PRICE $13,850
STK# 35149
PAY JUST CLEAROUT $ 43 WK STK# 34889 PRICE $14,850 2015 NISSAN SENTRA SV
ACCIDENT FREE, AUTO, AIR, CRUISE, POWER LOCKS WINDOWS, REMOTE KEYLESS ENTRY
LAST ONE IN STOCK
SALE PRICE: $19,120 JUST $37
WEEKLY PAYMENT
DOW
PAY JUST CLEAROUT $ 45 WK PRICE $15,750 2015 DODGE CHARGER SXT WAS $27,995
SAVE OVER
$5,035
27 SP6X STK# 25,020 P$ R S M
PAY JUST CLEAROUT $ 73 WK PRICE $25,500
LAST ONE IN STOCK WEEKLY PAYMENT
STK# 35120
5 YEARS FREE OIL CHANGES
2010 KIA SEDONA LX
CONVENIENCE, 5SPD AUTO, FWD, AIR, CRUISE, MP3 PLAYER
WAS $12,995
CLEAROUT PRICE $9,850
SALE PRICE: $19,985 JUST $57
STK# 35122
8 SPD AUTO, RWD, BLUETOOTH, AIR, MP3 PLAYER, DVD-AUDIO
2016 KIA SPORTAGE LX $0N
WAS $17,995
PAY JUST
29 WK
$
STK# 34831
2014 BMW X1
LOW MILEAGE, 8 SPD AUTO, BLUETOOTH, AIR, HEATED SEATS
WAS $31,995
PAY JUST CLEAROUT $ 79 WK PRICE $27,850
STK# 33339
$0 DOWN PAYMENT $0 DUE AT DELIVERY 0% UP TO 84 MONTHS ON SELECT MODELS UP TO $5,000 CASH BACK AT 0% O.A.C. ON SELECT MODELS
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All prices & payments are plus applicable fees and taxes. Finance payments are shown as weekly equivalent of the monthly amount and are only available on approved credit (OAC). Interest rate used is 4.24% x 96 months. The cost of borrowing (COB) is shown for these featured. NEW VEHICLES: 2016 Kia Sorento #SR6X40 - $25,385 @ $69/wk COB $4,577; 2015 Kia Optima #OP5652 - $19,625 @ $55/wk COB $3,546; 2016 Kia Soul #SO5949 - $17,735 @ $41/wk COB $2,682; 2016 Kia Sportage #SP6482 - $20,725 @ $59/wk COB $3,744; 2016 Kia Rio #RO6957 - $13,675 @ $39/wk COB $2,473. USED VEHICLES: 2013 VW Passat #35159 - $14,850 @ $43/wk COB $2688; 2013 KiaForte Ex #34846 – $12,750 @ 37/wk COB $2309 2011 Mazda 2 #33534 – $8,850 @ 25/wk COB $1608 2010 Toyota Camry Hybrid #35156 - $13,850 @ $43/wk COB $2688 2007 Nissan Pathfinder SE #35149 - $13,850 @ $40/wk COB $2507 2015 Kia Rio5 1x+ #34927 - $14,850 @ $43/wk COB $2688 2015 Dodge Charger SXT #35120 - $25,500 @ 73/wk COB $4597 2015 Nissan Sentra SV #35122 - $15,750 @ $45/ wk COB $2849 2010 Kia Sedona lx convenience #34831 – $9,850 @ 29/wk COB $1789 2014 BMW x1 #33339 - $27,850 @ 79/wk COB $5022 2008 VW Beetle #34827 - $8,750 @ $25/wk COB $1591; NEW VEHICLES 2016 KIA Rio #R06957 - $13675 @ $39/wk COB $2,473 2015 Kia Optima LX #OP5864 – 19,625 @ 56/wk COB 3,546 2015 Soul LX #SO5949 – $12,975 @ $37/wk COB $2,350 2016 Sportage LX #SP6X27 - $19,985 @ $57/wk COB $3,610 2016 Sorento LX #SR6365 - $24,535 @ $69/wk COB $4,427 Information in this advertisement is believed to be accurate at the time of printing. See dealer for further details, In-store promotions end Sunday, Mar 20, 2016
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