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Premier John Horgan outlined his government’s four-step re-opening program Tuesday with the caveat that B.C. doesn’t want to “lurch forward only to have to lurch back.”

“It’s been over a year that we asked everyone to do their part by staying apart,” he said. “And today we begin the road of bringing British Columbians back together.”

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FULL COVERAGE ONLINE AT SURREYNOWLEADER.COM Horgan said it won’t be done all at once, but slowly.

“I want to reassure everyone that there is still a lot of anxiety in the community around COVID-19 and that’s appropriate. This is a disease that has taken over 1,600 lives and it’s disrupted all of us for 15 months, and it won’t disappear tomorrow,” he said.

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Residents of Surrey’s Fleetwood neighbourhood were on alert Saturday after a family of bears was photographed roaming the area. Photos and videos of a mother and her two cubs began circulating online shortly after 12 p.m. The animals were spotted near 164th Avenue and 85th Street. This photo was submitted by one of the community’s Block Watch groups. Black Press Media had yet to hear back from the Ministry of Environment by press time.

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The Surrey Police Service is already on the B.C. Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner’s radar despite not yet being an active police force.

During the public portion of the May 18 Surrey Police Board meeting – which ran just over 18 minutes before the remainder of the meeting moved into a session that was closed to the public – executive director Melissa Granum presented a report concerning how the OPCC functions, under Section 168 of the Police Act, and how members of the public can register complaints.

But some people have already figured out how.

Paul Daynes, campaign manag-

er of Keep the RCMP in Surrey, lodged complaints on April 22 and May 6 against the SPS on grounds it is not using polygraph exams for screening applicants and is not complying with the terms and conditions of the Surrey Police Transition plan that was approved by B.C. Solicitor General and Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth. z See DIVERSITY, page 9 “I am very pleased with the response,” Daynes told the Now-Leader of the OPCC’s reaction. “They (SPS) are confusing people by not making it clear that they’re non-operational.

“Failing to adequately screen candidates utilizing polygraphs is compromising public safety,” he charged.

Meantime, the board is also drawing criticism for approving a 2.5-per-cent wage increase for Surrey Police Service officers effective Jan. 1, 2022.

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“Surrey Zoning Bylaw, 1993, No. 12000, Amendment Bylaw, 2021, No. 20354”

“Surrey Zoning Bylaw, 1993, No. 12000, Amendment Bylaw, 2021, No. 20347”

Application:

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Location:

8115 and 8135 - 132 Street

“Surrey Zoning Bylaw, 1993, No. 12000, Amendment Bylaw, 2021, No. 20348”

Purpose of Bylaw: The applicant is requesting to rezone the site shown in grey on the location map from Highway Commercial Industrial Zone and One Acre Residential Zone to Comprehensive Development based on Assembly Hall 2 Zone to allow the development of a private school and temple.

“Surrey Zoning Bylaw, 1993, No. 12000, Amendment Bylaw, 2021, No. 20344” Application:

7919-0280-00

Location:

5926 and 5932 - 139A Street

Purpose of Bylaw: The applicant is requesting to rezone the site shown in grey on the location map from Single Family Residential (13) Zone to Single Family Residential (9) Zone in order to subdivide the site from two lots into three lots.

“Surrey Zoning Bylaw, 1993, No. 12000, Amendment Bylaw, 2021, No. 20346” Application:

7920-0117-00

Location:

7655 - 155 Street

Purpose of Bylaw and Development Variance Permit: The applicant is requesting to rezone the site shown in grey on the location map from General Agriculture Zone to Single Family Residential Zone in order to subdivide the site into 10 single-family residential lots and 2 park lots.

In addition, the proposal includes a Development Variance Permit to reduce the minimum lot width of the RF Zone from 15.0 metres to 14.8 metres for proposed Lots 1 and 2 and from 15 metres to 13.6 metres for proposed Lot 4, 5 and 6 and to reduce the minimum side yard setbacks for the principle building from 1.8 metres to 1.2 metres for proposed Lots 4, 5 and 6.

“Surrey Land Use Contract No. 342, Authorization Bylaw, 1977, No. 5117, Partial Discharge Bylaw, 2021, No. 20349” Application:

7921-0022-00

Location:

15326 - 103A Avenue

Purpose of Bylaw: The applicant is requesting to partially discharge Land Use Contract No. 342 from the site shown in grey on the location map to allow the underlying Highway Commercial Industrial Zone to come into effect.

Application:

7918-0141-00

Location:

10342 – 136A Street

Purpose of Bylaws and Development Variance Permit: The applicant is requesting to rezone a portion of the site shown in grey on the location map from Downtown Commercial Zone to Comprehensive Development Zone and a portion of the site from Downtown Commercial Zone to Highway Commercial Industrial Zone to permit the development of a 36-storey mixed-use building in City Centre.

In addition, the proposal includes a Development Variance Permit to reduce the minimum lot size from 1,000 square metres to 685 square metres and to reduce the minimum lot width from 25 metres to 19 metres for Proposed Lot 2.

“Surrey Zoning Bylaw, 1993, No. 12000, Amendment Bylaw, 2021, No. 20353” Application:

7920-0004-00

Location:

13863 – 114 Avenue; 13842, 13854 and 13868 – 115 Avenue

Purpose of Bylaws and Development Variance Permit: The applicant is requesting to rezone the site shown in grey on the location map from Single Family Residential Zone and Comprehensive Development Zone (Bylaw No. 14136) to Single Family Residential (13) Zone to allow subdivision into 1 single family lot and 19 single family small lots.

In addition, the proposal includes a Development Variance Permit to reduce the minimum rear yard setback from 7.5 metres to 1.8 metres to the principal building face on proposed Lot 20 and to reduce the minimum lot width required to accommodate a double garage or carport (to accommodate two vehicles parked side by side) from 13.4 metres to 12.3 metres for proposed Lots 12, 13, and 14, and from 13.4 metres to 12.5 metres for proposed Lots 17, 18, and 19.

“Surrey Zoning Bylaw, 1993, No. 12000, Amendment Bylaw, 2021, No. 20351” Application:

7918-0197-00

Location:

10451, 10463, 10469, and 10481 – 128 Street; 10489 - 128 Street (10491 – 128 Street)

Purpose of Bylaws and Development Variance Permit: The applicant is requesting to rezone the site shown in grey on the location map from Single Family Residential Zone to Multiple Residential 30 Zone to allow the development of 48 townhouse units.

In addition, the proposal includes a Development Variance Permit to reduce the minimum south side yard setback from 6.0 metres to 4.5 metres for Building No. 4 and to 3.3 metres for Building No. 5, as measured to the principal building face, and to reduce the minimum south front yard (104A Avenue cul-de-sac) setback from 4.5 metres to 2.5 metres to the principal building face of the amenity building (Building No. 3), for the proposed townhouse development.

“Surrey Official Community Plan Bylaw, 2013, No. 18020, Text Amendment Bylaw, 2021, No. 20340” “Surrey Zoning Bylaw, 1993, No. 12000, Text Amendment Bylaw, 2021, No. 20341” Purpose of Bylaw: The Official Community Plan Bylaw will be amended to align land use designations and related figures within the new Darts Hill Neighbourhood Concept Plan with those in the Official Community Plan. In addition, Schedule G of the Zoning Bylaw will be amended to include amenity contributions for the new Darts Hill Secondary Plan Area.

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Furniture stores hurting over 295.5% tariff on Chinese products very concerning right now.

“I see people walking away.”

Jeet Jaswal, owner of MJM Furniture in Newton, says a Better sit down for this one. tariff of 295.5 per cent is “outraIf you can still afford a chair, geous.” that is.

“When they imposed the tariff, Dozens of Surrey furniture they just did it on the same day stores are taking it on the chin after the Canada Border Services they imposed it,” he said, “and Agency, which is responsible for they made it active the same day. administering the Special Import We hope that it is temporary othMeasures Act, recently imposed erwise it’s going to have big consequences for Canadian withering duties on upshoppers. The prices are holstered seating from probably going to go up China and Vietnam. quite a bit, significantly, A Statement of due to the tariff. We Reasons issued by the already have so many CBSA on May 20 notes shortages of inventory that on May 5 it did this in Canada and the Cain answer to “the dumpnadian suppliers, they ing and subsidizing of don’t have adequate certain upholstered doHardie capacity to meet the exmestic seating originatisting needs already. ing in or exported from” “They’re all about I would say those two countries that is being sold here in Canada. As a result, seven to eight months for delivery already and so this is going there is now a 295.5 per cent on to compound the problem even the Chinese products and 101.5 per cent on those from Vietnam. further,” Jaswal noted. “As some Navjeet Deol, owner of Surrey more inventory comes off the Furniture Warehouse in Newton, line with these tariffs it’s going to make it worse in there so the desays such high tariffs will mean more expensive furniture for con- livery times are going to go way up and the prices are going to go sumers.

“We’d be OK if they put a duty way up.”

Jaswal noted a lot of Canadian of 20 per cent, 25 per cent, still it businesses are hurting and for can be absorbed, right. But this 295 per cent, 296 per cent duty, I MJM it’s meant a loss of “thousands and thousands” of dollars. don’t know what our future will “We had two or three containbe like. Right now we are figurers on the water and we had to ing out how we are going to be paying the rents,” Deol said. “It’s divert them back to China, and Tom Zytaruk tom.zytaruk@surreynowleader.com

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“Don’t forget though, even at normal ordinary prices these things are still quite low priced compared to things that are made, say, in North America,” he said. “It’s either because they’ve got an over-supply and they want to get rid of it, or they want to come in and they want to try and take over your market.”

“I don’t know if they actually Navjeet Deol, Surrey have that agenda per se, but the Furniture Warehouse result is the same,” Hardie said.

“There are people who make furniture here in Canada, that one to the U.S. in there, so it’s going to cost me without even re- you know they’re employed, they ceiving any merchandise it’s cost pay taxes, and they do all those things, and they deserve some me almost like $30,000 to divert protection.” those in there and then we had Anita Huberman, CEO of to cancel a lot of orders from the Surrey Board of Trade, said customers who’ve been waiting like three or four months for de- Friday she hadn’t yet heard complaints from the board’s “furnilivery,” he said. ture members” but noted the cost Ken Hardie, Liberal MP for Fleetwood-Port Kells, explained of wood is also going up.

“Of course even during the that dumping involves exporting pandemic the forestry sector was a product at such a low price that it will damage the domestic facing so many issues and so anything to do with wood is going market, opening the door for the dumper to gain more market up,” she noted, “and they’re having to pass on those high expensshare. es, now tariffs onto the consumer “That’s the reason why the trade people are always looking and of course it’s concerning because we have so many addifor this sort of thing and when tional costs being added to the they find it, countervailing duties will be applied,” Hardie said. bottom line as both consumers and business owners.”

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I don’t know what our future will be like. Right now we are figuring out how we are going to be paying the rents. It’s very concerning....

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A tow truck spun out on Highway 1 in Surrey Monday afternoon near the 160th Street exit, causing traffic delays at the end of the Victoria Day long weekend.

White Rock’s Oxford Street was temporarily closed on Sunday after a truck lost traction and plowed into a house.

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‘It’s not over yet,’ Huberman cautions transmissible and so we still need to be cautious how we interact and interface with “In the past 15 months people.” we’ve been asking you to Horgan said recreational make sacrifices – we’re going travel across the province to continue to ask you to will be allowed by mid-June make sacrifices for a few and people will be able to more weeks, but the light we’ve been talking about for go to the movies or enjoy a sporting event indoors, and weeks and weeks now is at fitness classes as well, if all hand,” Horgan added. goes according to plan.

Surrey Board of Trade Step three is aimed for CEO Anita Huberman said Tuesday she thinks the plan early July, and step four later is positive, if done carefully. in the summer.

“Of course at that time we It will be important to see how people conducted them- would be able to hold large selves over the Victoria Day indoor and outdoor gatherings, we’ll be returning to long weekend, she noted. what will be close to normal “It’s not over yet. based on where we’ve been “The virus and the panfor the past 15 months.” demic situation is not over “By Canada Day we can yet. We still need to adhere to the health and safety pre- look forward to a safe and positive summer for everycautions that are in place,” one,” he said.

Huberman said.

Businesses will also receive “We also don’t know what new guidelines moving into other variants are going step three, Horgan said. to be at play in the future.

“Step four, of course, is We’re hearing about another further down the road and type of variant from India we’ll leave that for another and the UK that is more Continued from A1

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The first step began Tuesday with the so-called “circuit breaker” restrictions that were imposed six weeks ago being lifted, permitting indoor dining at restaurants and pubs, or enjoying a backyard barbecue with friends.

“The people who want to return to their place of worship, they can see that just around the corner. For people who want to see family members they haven’t seen for a while, that too is just weeks away,” Horgan said.

But international travel will have to wait on federal direction, he said.

Huberman said for the most part local businesses were “very excited” to hear the plan, but there is some anxiety as well.

“Certainly it isn’t a plan where it’s like a flick of a light switch, where everything becomes open. It’s done carefully – it has to be done that way.”

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‘Surrey Nostalgia’ merch boosts Options’ $1.5M housing fundraiser ‘Project evokes nostalgia but it also gives back,’ Surrey-raised blogger says

raise $1.5 million in support of a new 100-unit housing project at 81st Avenue and King George Boulevard, in celebration of the organization’s 50th anniversary.

Launched in February, the camTom Zillich tom.zillich@surreynowleader.com paign harnesses the fundraising power of 50 “influential South Fraser women” for a few months, With 50 Surrey-area women ending June 30. each tasked with raising $25,000 Bollwitt says she wanted to come to build and furnish an affordable housing project in Newton, Rebec- up with a unique fundraiser that shows her Surrey pride. ca Bollwitt got nostalgic.

“I went to West Whalley, where For her fundraiser, the Surin hindsight being an editor of the rey-raised “Miss 604” blogger school yearbook gave me skills created a “Surrey Nostalgia ColI still use today,” noted Bollwitt, lection” of T-shirts and other who now lives in Vancouver. merchandise, in partnership with “Likewise, I worked at Surrey MAKE Vancouver.

Items sold include “West Whalley Place Mall, where I learned the basics of customer service, which Jr. High” hoodies, “Rodeo Driveis also still very helpful with my In” baseball shirts, “Surrey Place career. Working on community Mall” coffee mugs and water bottles, and more, with details posted projects has always been a passion of mine and I attribute that to the to westwhalley.com. caring, diverse, and inclusive comIt’s part of Options Community munity I grew up in.

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Bollwitt says 25 per cent of proceeds from purchases in the collection will be donated to Options Community Services, a registered charity with 88 programs that helped more than 100,000 people last year in Surrey, Delta, White Rock and Langley.

The other “Women of Options” are raising money in many different ways, including personal donations, gift cards, silent auction, painting classes and even doughnut sales.

The fundraising women include Anita Huberman, Judy Higginbotham, Dianne Watts, Michele Partridge, Louise McNight, Nira Arora, Karen Huang, Raj Arneja, Penny Priddy and dozens of others listed on womenofoptions.ca.

“It’s pretty great to be working with all of these really creative women,” said Ginny Hasselfield, Options’ director of development.

“To date we have almost 1,000 new donors as a result of the ef-

Blogger Rebecca Bollwitt modeling a “West Whalley Jr. High” T-shirt being sold to raise funds for the Women of Options project. (Submitted photo) forts of the Women of Options. Of these over 150 donors have given us $1,000 or more.

Looking ahead, Options plans to host a virtual 50th-anniversary gala in November, “and hopefully tie up any fundraising loose ends,” Hasselfield said.

“We will be doing a Mexican Fiesta live from Hugo’s Mexican Kitchen in Surrey. Gordon Hogg will emcee and the door prize will be an all inclusive trip to Mexico.”

She said organizers of the fundraising campaign are thrilled to have so many people from the

South Fraser and other parts of B.C. supporting the cause.

“The Women of Options campaign was conceived during COVID times when face-to-face meetings were out of the question,” Hasselfield noted.

“These 50 women and their supporters can say they have made a real difference in someone’s life.

They have enabled us to fulfill our commitments to BC Housing and have furthered the cause of providing supportive and affordable housing to the vulnerable people in this community.”

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Rocket project launches student to Canada-Wide Science Fair award Tom Zillich tom.zillich@surreynowleader.com

“Everyone knows that rockets are big and expensive, and their payloads, doubly so,” Timothy explained in a project overview.

Surrey teen Timothy Cai has “However, in the past decade, a rocketed to the orbit of Canada’s new standard of satellite called the top young scientists.

SmallSat has began to take hold The Fraser Heights Secondary student earned an Innovation award in the hobby and university communities. These are far smaller and during the Canada-Wide Science cheaper than the satellites the FalFair, a virtual event for 2021. con 9 or the Space Shuttle launch, Among the top six contest winners, Timothy earned Best Senior/ and so it does not make commerPlatinum recognition, among some cial sense to pay a million dollars other awards, for his “Investigation minimum to launch a $20,000 into Active Control for Accessible satellite.”

Timothy says there should be Orbital Flight.”

It’s all about rockets, which Tim- a rocket optimized for SmallSats othy says can be made available to and the community that encircles that standard, that is flexible and everyone with small-scale active affordable. control.

“They need a rocket that can On Youtube, he posted a one-minute video about his project. be launched on demand and take

their satellite, and only theirs, to the orbit they want,” Timothy explained. “That’s exactly what I set out to prove possible in this project.

Powered by a commercial motor, positioned using the same orientation system as the Space Shuttle, and with hardware developed as a scaled-down version of commercial vehicles’, this project is a nano-rocket capable of demonstrating all the required technologies for controlled flight. With small-scale active control, the future of spaceflight can be made available to everyone.”

Test videos and other project details are posted to twitter.com/ SigmaSpace.

A Grade 11 student at Fraser Heights, Timothy runs the school science club and maker space. In the future, he hopes to “stand out

Timothy Cai in video for his science fair project, on Youth Science Canada website. in the field of aerospace and catch the attention of SpaceX.” Timothy and the other competition winners were celebrated Friday (May 21) during an online awards ceremony hosted by Youth Science Canada. The 374 finalists vied for scholarships totalling nearly $900,000.

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The 59th annual awards event was scheduled to be held at Carlton University in Ottawa, but shifted online due to the pandemic.

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District wants feedback on pandemic communications Lauren Collins lauren.collins@surreynowleader.com

The Surrey school district is looking for feedback from staff, students and families on its pandemic communications.

The district launched a survey on May 17, which is open until May 31, to “help us better understand how well we have communicated with families about COVID-19 and how communications can be improved going forward.” For any

questions about the survey, people can contact comm-office@surreyschools.ca.

Ritinder Matthew, communications manager with the district, said the goal is to identify how satisfied people were with communications in the past year, such as did the messages address questions and concerns, was it detailed enough or was there enough information to make an informed decision?

With the survey, she said, the hope is to also identify any barriers

perintendent Jordan Tinney.

The district is working with Mustel Group on this survey, Matthew said.

She said Mustel is working to “identify the hard-to-reach group” by also conducting phone interviews that are available in Punjabi, Arabic or Mandarin.

The online survey is available in English, Punjabi, Arabic and simplified Chinese on the district’s website, surreyschools.ca.

By Thursday (May 20), Matthew

there might be such as language, accessibility or visual impairment issues.

It is also to determine what were people’s preferred methods for receiving information, Matthew noted, “just to find out where are people getting their information just so we can better utilize the tools people are already using.”

Throughout the past year, the district has provided information through emails, social media, district websites and videos from Su-

A screen grab of district Superintendent Jordan Tinney in one of his early pandemic videos. Since March 2020, he has released dozens of videos on behalf of the district. said about 3,200 parents had already filled out the survey.

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COMMUNITY CHARTER S.B.C. 2003 CHAPTER 26 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SELL CITY LANDS Pursuant to Sections 26 and 94 of the Community Charter S.B.C. 2003, Chapter 26, as amended, the City of Surrey hereby gives notice of the intention to dispose of the following City lands: Legal Description:

PID: 031‑391‑630 That portion of Section 3 Township 2 New Westminster District as shown on Plan EPP109810 as Parcel A Closed Road PID: 031‑391‑648 That portion of Section 3 Township 2 New Westminster District as shown on Plan EPP109810 as Parcel B Closed Road

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Policing transition

Chance at diversity ‘fumbled’ Former Surrey Crime Prevention president doubles down on comments that led to resignation Lauren Collins lauren.collins@surreynowleader.com

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Policing transition

Surrey Police says pay hike in alignment with other forces police board must “promptly do one or more of the following” pursuant to the Police Act, namely, reLisa Eason, strategic communiquest that the chief constable invescations manager for the SPS, said tigate and report on the matter, inithe force, which has yet to replace tiate a study or investigation into it, the Surrey RCMP, is “committed” dismiss it with reasons, or “take any to providing its employees with a other course of action the board salary and benefits package that is considers necessary to respond adecompetitive with other Canadian quately to the complaint.” municipal police services.

Spindler told McCallum the “The Surrey Police Board apboard has 20 business days, after proved employment terms for Surrey Police Service police officers doing any of these, to notify the complainant, the Director of Police in alignment with other municipal Services and the Police Complaint police departments in Metro Vancouver, that includes a 2.5-per-cent Commissioner concerning the course of action taken, with a dewage increase for SPS police offitailed summary of results. cers in 2022,” Eason said.

“If the complainant is dissatisfied Surrey’s Linda Ypenburg takes with the board’s actions, explanaumbrage with this increase “when you haven’t earned and deserved it.” tions, or results from the investi“A lot of Surrey residents are out gation or the summary of those of work, scrambling to survive, she results, that person may, within 20 business days of receiving the exsaid. planation or summary, request the Daynes also complained to the Police Complaint Commissioner OPCC that the Surrey Police Serto review the matter,” she informed vice has “not issued disclaimers, McCallum. in the vast majority of their public Meantime, Surrey-Cloverdale communications since its inception, including but not limited to those in NDP MLA Mike Starchuk said mainstream and social media, they in February that a legislative committee meeting was told the OPCC are not clearly indicating that they are not an operational Police Force needs $1.48 million to take care of police commissioner complaints. and as such are therefore unable “They figured it out that Surrey to respond to requests from the general public for assistance and or will be, based on the numbers, to advise the public to if needed to about 45 per cent of the current workload that they have and so contact their local RCMP Detachmy questions were do we need to ment for assistance, this situation is now causing great confusion and spend all that money right now some distress particularly to seniors when there’s only four employees, and other vulnerable groups in our and as far as I know it could take up to four years to migrate to a community.” fully functional municipal police Deputy Police Complaint Commissioner Andrea Spindler respond- department idea,” Starchuk told the Now-Leader in February. “But, we ed on May 18 by sending a letter to Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum, don’t know. Like, nobody’s told us inside of the planning part.” who is also the chairman of the The next meeting of the Surrey Surrey Police Board.

The letter informed him that the Police Board is set for June 22.

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South Asian, one who is Japanese and one who is Iranian. She added there are four women also in the senior leadership team.

As the Surrey Police Service “If you look at other organizacontinues to roll out and with its tions or policing organizations, leadership team already in place, that’s a fairly high-diversity forUpkar Tatlay says it missed its mula for the senior ranks.” chance to be a leader when it She added that in lower ranks, comes to diversity. the Chinese, Korean and Afri“We parade around how diverse Tatlay Hyland can-Canadian communities are Surrey is ad nauseam. Like, look also represented. ter,” Reid Sidhu said. at the Somalian community, our “When I look at the list, do we Meantime, Tatlay said his inurban Indigenous community, the have somebody who represents highest percentage of Black peo- tentions in first bringing up the everybody? No, not yet,” she ple (in B.C.), the highest percent- issue of diversity in policing was noted. “But we are building to a age of youth we have in our com- “simply to draw attention to an important issue that’s vital to the police service of 850 and we’re at munity, look at our South Asian 40, and those good people apply entire community. I hope peocommunity and it’s just a litany and when they do and they meet ple don’t perceive it to be (only) of individuals and community the barometer for our values and important for South Asians or groups we talk about and how ethics, then obviously the diversiwonderful their communities and it’s (only) important for Indigty lens goes across.” enous or it’s important solely cultures are, but now is the time In a 2016 data profile on the for women. These issues around to make sure those communities City of Surrey, 33 per cent of have voices,” said Tatlay, who re- diversity are vital to the entire the city’s population was South cently resigned as president of the community.”

Asian.

He said there are “endless Surrey Crime Prevention Society “That’s a large representative amounts of data and research following similar comments he group, and I can tell you the that shows the positive link bemade to national media.

South Asian community memHis resignation was announced tween an organization or firm’s bers are applying, they live here, financial performance and its in a statement on the SCPS’s their applications are coming diversity composition.”

Twitter by executive director “It’s not just limited to the SPS, through. We have a lot of strong Karen Reid Sidhu.

Mani Deol-Fallon replaces Tat- it’s rampant everywhere. The only applicants of South Asians that are applying to the organization.” lay, who resigned after a May 4th thing with policing is that a new But Hyland said ethnicity is just policing model, whatever we’ve interview on CBC where Tatlay one of the elements of diversity, created or end up with, it’s our said the Surrey Police Service adding gender diversity is “always chance to walk the walk for the needs “to do a better job” in refirst time. We can be a regional, if a struggle.” flecting the diversity of the city.

Women make up 50 per cent of not global, exemplar of policing “We need to really drill down population, said Hyland, “and we done right,” noted Tatlay. and get into the granular details aren’t anywhere close to being 50 “They need to read the room. about what those positions reper cent of the workforce. That’s flect. What I’m hoping is these ar- Everyone is talking about how en’t just cursory hires, that they’re policing can be done, what refor- no different in other areas, like mations need to be made, reforms firefighters or some of these other reflected in leadership,” he said. frontline things.” need to be made, what changes Days later, in the same tweet Meantime, she said the Surrey we can make so it does serve introducing Deol-Fallon as the Police Service has an opportunity the community. Well, this is our interim president, the society to start from scratch. tweeted this statement: “Recently, chance and it seems we’ve fum“I think we have an obligation Mr. Upkar Tatlay publicly shared bled it in our leadership hires.” not to squander that we are But Tatlay said this is “in no personal statements that were not starting from scratch. I don’t say made on behalf of Surrey Crime way a direct criticism” of those that as a criticism, but I think who have been hired to the SPS Prevention Society. We sincerely if you’re a police service that’s apologize to our community part- already.

However, Surrey Police Service been around for 100 or 150 years, ners. Surrey Crime Prevention remains committed to collaborating Deputy Chief Constable Jennifer that’s a lot of years of hiring and with its partners to enhance safe- Hyland said the senior executive having an organization that ran a certain way with certain policies ty, and we will continue to reflect team, consisting of 17 people including the chief, deputy chief, and procedures,” Hyland said. and honour the diversity of the “I think we have an advantage superintendents and inspectors, City of Surrey.” is “actually really, really diverse” to learn those lessons, but I really On Wednesday (May 19), Reid think we have an obligation to but that it’s an “unfortunate Sidhu told the Now-Leader Tatdo it right. Not everybody has a story that maybe hasn’t been lay’s resignation happened at a chance to start from scratch, and board meeting after his interview highlighted.” when you do you better honour She said those 17 positions are on TV. that opportunity and be very “65 per cent diverse,” with three “He decided to resign for personal reasons as stated in his let- who are Indigenous, two who are thoughtful.”

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It’s time to finish this F ans of Greek mythology will know the story of Sisyphus.

This poor fellow’s punishment in Hades was to roll a giant boulder up to the top of a great hill, only to have it roll back down each time he reached the top. Let’s not be Sisyphus.

On Tuesday, we finally received some good news, after 15 dark months of COVID-19 pandemic, concerning the provincial government’s four-step plan to re-open B.C. Premier John Horgan, despite his cheerful delivery of this welcomed news, stressed the re-opening will occur methodically, “based on where the science takes us” and by putting safety first.

As he put it, we don’t want to “lurch forward only to have to lurch back.”

COVID-19 clearly is a formidable foe, and if we drop our guard, it will surely roll back over us.

Simply put, this war is ours to blow if we don’t be careful and use our common sense. That goes for you, for us and for them. Everybody.

Let’s not be the runner who gets cocky in the final stretch of the race, only to see somebody whistle past for the win. The football player who blows his touchdown by starting to celebrate before he reaches the end zone, and gets tackled for his just reward.

Let’s be winners, and defeat this horrible virus. Let’s not be fools by dropping our guard and failing to socially distance, wear our masks or abide by all the otherhealth regulations still in place.

Half-hearted efforts earn a failing grade where this battle is concerned.

Let’s beat this thing together, with vigilance, unabated effort and stubborn resolve.

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Column

Making Marine Drive one-way a bold move in White Rock The closure is to stay in effect until the end of September.

Frankly However, the lane closure comes Speaking with a significant number of challenges. The one that seems to have Frank Bucholtz garnered the most attention from the public is the effect on emergency services.

White Rock council has taken a Many people are concerned that bold, almost radical, move in closing the westbound lane of Marine police, fire and ambulance services will have difficulty making it to Drive for the summer months.

The move is being taken primar- emergency calls, particularly at a busy time. ily to try to save local businesses Fire chief Ed Wolfe says that, on along Marine Drive. They are in even more peril than most restau- average, his department responds rant and food service businesses in to about 36 emergency calls along B.C., because of the highly-season- Marine Drive each summer season. al nature of their business.

The other major concern that Closure of the traffic lane will allow businesses to set up outdoor has been raised is about detouring traffic. While there were suggespatio dining on a portion of the tions that westbound traffic can roadway.

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use Victoria or Columbia Avenues, What do you think? that is problematic. Both are residential streets and Victoria in parz Email your letters to the editor ticular is quite narrow. The effect to edit@surreynowleader.com on transit services along Marine Drive is also a problem. issue. Most politicians prefer to The motion for the closure was run away or endlessly delay such passed 6-1, with only Councillor decisions.

Dave Chesney opposed.

The current edition of White Rock council is not afraid to make SEE THE LATEST AT controversial decisions, and as SURREYNOWLEADER.COM Councillor Scott Kristjanson said on another hot topic, limiting high-rises in the town centre area, His primary concern was the “They (the voters) can choose challenges in providing emergency services, and several other council- not to re-elect this council, and elect some other council that belors also expressed concern about lieves in higher buildings.” that topic.

Here’s hoping that the closure It was a challenging decision, but will not create the problems that council is to be commended for some are fearing, and that restauits willingness to tackle a thorny

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rants and other service businesses along Marine Drive will survive the summer months. White Rock’s waterfront is such a unique place, and is so important to this region, that its businesses deserve a fighting chance.

Surrey council has made a few moves to assist restaurants, mainly by making it less expensive and bureaucratic to set up outdoor dining, but those moves are mild in comparison with what White Rock is proposing to do.

In Surrey’s case, restaurants are scattered all over the city and very few face the unique challenges that White Rock businesses do.

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Bear Creek Park plan makes no sense

ROSES AND ROTTEN TOMATOES: Do you have someone you would like to thank? Or maybe something to get off your chest? Email your rose or rotten tomato to edit@surreynowleader.com. z A wheelie chair covered in roses to the wonderful nurse at the Guildford Recreation Centre vaccination clinic, who, when I mentioned how scared I was, started asking me about school and gave me the shot as we were talking. I was too wound up to thank you then, but I really appreciate the kindness of the distraction that you provided. Thank you. z Roses to the Surrey city council for the 84th Avenue extension plan that took great consideration to the park visitors and also the two temples of worship in the area.

A great balance of progress and planning went into this to keep everyone’s concerns in mind. z An orchard of red roses to Dr. Bonnie

Henry for guiding us through this pandemic. All B.C. residents should be thankful. Her guidance kept us from complete lockdowns like we see in so many other provinces and countries. z Rotten tomatoes to Surrey’s mayor and his four councillors. A five per cent fine on late or unpaid water bills, when the January bill never even arrived. Turning down Surrey Connect councillors’ request to provide temporary property tax relief. Surrey continuing with a five per cent penalty in July and another five per cent in September. Doesn’t Surrey already have huge savings from shutting down our pools, recreation centres and libraries? This mayor doesn’t care about Surrey residents.

Want it Gone? List with Shawn!

The Editor, Re: “‘Bear Creek Park is ours,’ city told,” the Now-Leader, May 13.

I am writing to express my deep concern over this project at the south end of Bear Creek Park.

This is the first letter of this type I have ever written but I feel compelled on many levels to write.

The justification for this based on traffic is off base. First of all, 84th Avenue does not connect the same way as 88th/Nordel or 72nd Avenue and it won’t, because Delta has no interest. We will not be creating another great east/west traffic corridor.

Don’t kid yourselves.

What we will create is a truck route along 84th Avenue from the industrial area of Surrey through to Fraser Highway. There will be many trucks rumbling through a residential area hosting four schools with kids going back and forth. Why will we put kids at risk to avoid what is mostly property damage at 88th Avenue and King George Boulevard?

When it is congested, the speeds at 88th and King George are not life-threatening. I commute along 88th through that intersection every day, I know this is true. One big truck on 84th Avenue against school kids is another matter.

I am also concerned about the fate of Bear Creek Park. It seems we are always chipping away at our green spaces. In the case of

Tired of being ignored

What do you think?

The Editor, Well, Mayor Doug McCallum.

As usual no answer. Big surprise.

You wonder why Surrey resiBear Creek Park, we are not chip- dents are angry and frustrated. ping away, we are taking a sledge- What happened to your, “I’ll anhammer to it. swer all emails?”

I am a person who actually When I called your office bevotes in civic elections. I promise I cause I was tired of being ignored will do everything I can to hold to the woman who answered said she account the councillors who sup- would look into my emails, which port the 84th Avenue extension. she did.

Unfortunately it wasn’t you who Fraser Brooks, Surrey emailed but someone else – not who I wanted to hear from.

It’s interesting how you hide and Right about one thing... won’t speak to me. I will continue to email you. I have a right, as a The Editor, Surrey resident, to be heard.

Re: “City ‘earning accolades from near and far,’” the Julie Cotton, Surrey Now-Leader, May 20.

Oh ye seekers after perpetual motion, how many vain chimeras have RCMP instill pride you pursued? Go and take your place with the alchemists.

The Editor, — Leonardo da Vinci, 1494 When travelling to other countries, the RCMP are instantly Mayor Doug McCallum’s refrecognized and respected as Canaerence to the city running like a da’s police and it makes me proud. perpetual motion machine was, May 1 was the 70th Anniversaperhaps unintentionally, approry of the RCMP serving Surrey. priate. Like many of the projects Surrey’s mayor has no acknowland promises put forward by this edgment for the RCMP ‘s service mayor, perpetual motion main his own municipality. chines do not exist. And as LeonShame on the mayor and his ardo da Vinci says, this has been councillors. They are a detriment, known for quite some time. not just to Surrey but to Canada.

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Homicide

Ditch fire reveals human remains Man arrested in Newton shortly after remains found near river Friday Beau Simpson beau.simpson@surreynowleader.com

A man has been arrested after a burned body was found on a Surrey roadside, police say.

Surrey RCMP say they were called about a fire in a ditch on 48th Avenue near 168th Street just before 4:30 a.m. on Friday (May 21), according to a release from Surrey RCMP Sergeant Elenore Sturko. She said officers found “human remains” after the Surrey

Fire Service put out the fire.

A man was arrested for murder at a home in Newton at about 5 a.m., she added.

Photos taken from a news helicopter show a white blanket covering what appears to be a body just off the side of 48th Avenue in the grass, near the Nicomekl River.

It’s not known if the victim died there or was brought there after.

“That’s something for the investigators to sort out at this point in time,” said Surrey RCMP Corporal Vanessa Munn. “They will be holding the scene there, at the location of the fire.”

Sturko said while the murder “does not appear to be a random act,” police don’t believe it is con-

Police say one person was arrested in Newton soon after burned human remains were found in the area of 48th Avenue and 168th Street, next to the Nikomekl River early Friday morning. (Photo: Lauren Collins) nected to gang activity.

This is Surrey’s seventh homicide this year.

Anyone with information can call

the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team information Line at 1-877-551-IHIT (4448) or by email at ihitinfo@rcmp-grc.gc.ca. To

remain anonymous, contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

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Crime

Man in ‘serious condition’ after being stabbed during Sunday morning fight Aaron Hinks Black Press Media

A man is in “serious condition” after a being stabbed in Surrey Sunday morning.

BC Emergency Health Services

told Black Press Media first responders were called to the area of 64th Avenue and 152nd Street at approximately 10 a.m.

“Two paramedic crews dispatched to the scene. Advanced Care Paramedics transported one

patient to hospital in serious condition,” BCEHS said.

Surrey RCMP said officers were called to the area after receiving reports of an altercation between two men.

“Upon attendance, a male victim

was located with an injury to his arm and was transported to an area hospital for medical treatment,” Surrey RCMP said in the release. Both men were known to each other.

The incident is not believed to be

connected to gang activity, police added.

“Anyone with further information about the incident is asked to contact Surrey RCMP at 604-5990502 or CrimeStoppers to remain anonymous.”

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Officer punched during impaired driving arrest

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An early morning fire levelled a Surrey blueberry farm last Thursday (May 20).

It happened at around 2 a.m. at a farm in the 5000-block of Colebrook Road, east of 152nd Street. No injuries have been reported.

Assistant Fire Chief Ben Dirksen said crews were met “by a large barn structure that was fully involved, with three other outbuildings which were also involved in fire.

“They focused their firefighting efforts in protecting the home that was on the property,” Dirksen said, noting two people who had been inside the home

were not injured in the blaze.

“There really is… no amount of water that could put out that size of a fire.”

As the farm is located in a no-water area, the firefighting response included five water trucks to protect the home.

Crews laid 2,000 feet of hose to connect to a hydrant for supply to help extinguish the fire, Dirk-

sen said.

A total of 32 firefighters responded to the blaze. As of just before 9 a.m., 16 remained on scene dealing with hot spots. An excavator was brought in to help lift debris to locate and extinguish those areas.

Dirksen said cause of the fire is under investigation.

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Staff Sergeant Kale Pauls said the “extremely dangerous behaviour” unfolded around 5:20 p.m. on May 8, when an off-duty officer spotted an SUV driving nearly double the speed limit near North Bluff Road and Nichol Road.

The vehicle sideswiped another vehicle and continued along Nichol Road, swerving towards other vehicles as it carried on southbound towards Marine Drive, Pauls said.

The off-duty officer called 911, witnessing the SUV swerving at parked and oncoming traffic as it headed west on Marine – ignoring traffic signs – to Bergstrom, before turning back onto North Bluff.

The ride came to a halt when the SUV rear-ended another vehicle on North Bluff near Nichol.

At that point, the off-duty officer identified themself as police and arrested the driver for dangerous and impaired driving, Pauls said.

He said the assault charge was added to the list when an on-duty officer conducting an impaired investigation was punched in the face.

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Man found guilty of sexually assaulting teen loses appeal Tom Zytaruk tom.zytaruk@surreynowleader.com

A man who came from India to Canada on a student visa has lost an appeal of his convictions for uttering threats, forcible confinement and sexual assault, which the Court of Appeal for British Columbia affirmed he committed against a 17-year-old girl within four months of his arrival in this country.

The court heard Rajan Singh was 20 when he met the girl on a dating app. He told the court that before they met in person they agreed to get married. She denied this.

The case centred on an incident on April 19, 2017. There is a publication ban on any information that could identify the victim. The court heard they went on a single date on April 11, 2017. Singh claimed she asked for an engagement ring, which she denied.

The court heard the pair agreed to meet at the Newton bus exchange on her way to school. She said he asked her if she wanted to get a coffee, then told her he forgot his wallet at home and they took a bus to his house.

Singh denied this, telling the

court he never asked her if she wanted coffee and it was her idea to go to his place.

They ended up in his bedroom.

Singh testified it was her idea to have sex. He said she later needed to get back to school, he accompanied her to the bus stop, they held hands on the way and as she was leaving threw him a kiss.

When the girl got to school, she told a counsellor she’d been sexually assaulted, was taken to hospital for a medical exam, gave a statement to police and Singh was arrested shortly after.

The Surrey provincial court judge who convicted Singh found his story “ludicrous” that the victim wanted to marry him before they met. To believe his account, the Surrey judge said, he would have to accept that the girl consented to have sex with Singh and then immediately after that turned on him and accused him of a sex crime.

“In short, Mr. Singh’s evidence does not accord with common sense,” the Surrey judge found.

Appeal Court Justice Peter Voith decided the Surrey judge had not erred in his judgment and dismissed Singh’s appeal, with Justices Mary Newbury and Christopher Grauer concurring.

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Surrey Fire Service Battalion Chief Steve Wyatt said Friday the man was asleep inside the house in the 12700-block of 16 Avenue in Ocean Park when fire

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Discussions about Surrey-owned land in Langley should be behind closed doors, councillors say Tom Zytaruk tom.zytaruk@surreynowleader.com

The meeting heard there are three options under consideration: Extracting one million tonnes of gravSurrey council has been criticized el for a potential net revenue of $5 for doing too much business behind million to $12 million, subdividing closed doors. But at the last council the land into seven lots – subject to township approval – for a net meeting, that table was turned. $10 million to $12 million or up to Councillors Brenda Locke and Jack Hundial questioned why busi- 14 lots for a net $12 million to $15 million, or do a land exchange or ness concerning a Surrey-owned sell it to the township at the current gravel pit in the Township of market value of $8.5 million.

Langley was discussed in an open The Investment and Innovation Investment and Innovation Impact Impact Committee is chaired by Committee meeting on March 12 Mayor Doug McCallum. Councilrather than in-camera. lors Laurie Guerra, Allison Patton Scott Neuman, general manager and Mandeep Nagra are members. of engineering, did a power-point Hundial asked why a discussion presentation on a 14.2-hectare related to selling city-owned land (35-acre) property Surrey owns at was done in a public session.

20575-0 Avenue the city bought in “To me, I don’t find that’s the 1960 for $30,000 with the intent of extracting gravel. In 2016, he noted, right venue for that, that’s something that perhaps should be Surrey approached Langley about brought into closed with all of extracting the gravel and in 2019 the township inquired about buying council on that and I’m wondering why staff would bring it just to a the heavily forested property from committee,” he said.

Surrey for a park.

McCallum replied it came before the committee because it looks at “all forms” of increased revenue.

“That’s the mandate, or one of the mandates of this committee, to look at new revenue sources. That particular property was bought for gravel extraction. It does have a lot of gravel on it, and so we were asking staff the potential of getting revenue from the gravel that was on that site,” the mayor said.

Locke asked staff if discussions involving the sale of any city property is “rightfully to be held in closed council meetings” and added that “disclosing dollar figures in open minutes seems rather extraordinary to me.”

City Manager Vincent Lalonde replied that these discussions at this committee were exploratory in nature.

“Any kind of decision on selling city assets or developing city assets such as exploiting the gravel pit would come before council either in

closed or open, depending on the nature of the report,” he said.

Former Surrey mayor Bob Bose expressed concern.

“What this committee has done, in an open session, is discuss the sale of city property in Langley and this is a property matter,” Bose said. “The problem is the committee doesn’t have the executive authority to direct staff on something like this, and it’s bypassed council and it’s dealt with in public.

“We’re talking about a fair chunk of money,” Bose said. “The principle issue here is that nobody on that committee, including certainly the mayor and the others of course wouldn’t know any better, but what’s shocking is the administration allowed this issue to be done by a committee in an open session that deals with the sale of and disposal of city property and in fact suggests the value of it.

“This is highly prejudicial to the interests of the city,” Bose said.

A vehicle crashed into a house in White Rock. (White Rock RCMP)

White Rock

Truck crashes into house on hill White Rock’s Oxford Street was temporarily closed on Sunday after a truck lost traction and plowed into a house.

White Rock RCMP said the steep hill was closed by the City of White Rock due to road oil being brought to the surface by rain.

“Traction uphill can be a challenge in these conditions,” police said in a tweet.

“Truck lost uphill traction and ended up sliding backward into a house.”

Nobody was injured but police report “significant” property damage.

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way. There’s just way too much opposition. It hasn’t slowed down in two years and, if anything, it’s mounting.”

Surrey city Councillor Brenda The legal opinion Locke received Locke says she’s prepared to take from the law firm on May 19 adMayor Doug McCallum to court dressed four questions, namely, if he once again finds her motion, which called on the city to ask the does the provincial government have jurisdiction to order a refprovince to hold a referendum on erendum on whether the Surrey whether Surrey should be policed by the RCMP or a city-made force, RCMP should be replaced by the out of order after she re-introduces Surrey Police Service, and if so, is its discretion to do so “constrained it at the May 31 council meeting. by any preconditions or other legal Armed with a legal opinion limits in these circumstances?” from ARVAY FINLAY LLP that She also asked if Surrey counher motion was not out of order, cil can request the Lieutenant Locke told the Now-Leader on Governor in Council to order a Thursday it’s “a possibility, abreferendum “as soon as possible, solutely” that she will seek legal before additional expenditures are action if McCallum reprises his made, on the issue of whether Surresponse. rey should continue to be policed “I think the public want to have by the RCMP, or by the proposed their say, the public deserve to Surrey Police Service,” and lastly, have their say,” Locke said. “I reif her motion presented to council ally think it’s time, once and for was out of order. all, to put this thing to bed one “In our view, the Lieutenant way or another and right now the Governor in Council has jurisdicreferendum is probably the only

tion to order a referendum on the issue of policing in Surrey,” the law firm told her. “The issue of policing is a ‘matter of public interest or concern.’” Locke was also advised that if the Lieutenant Governor in Council considers an expression of public opinion to be desirable on the issue, “its decision to hold a referendum is lawful.”

This is out of bounds, even from the press.

Doug McCallum

“The fact that steps have already been taken to establish the Surrey Police Board and Surrey Police Service would not, without more, establish bad faith or improper purpose. Thus, these circumstances would not make a decision to hold a referendum unlawful, or vulner-

able to being overturned by the courts.”

ARVAY FINLAY LLP also advised Locke there is “no reason why” city council cannot ask the province to order a referendum.

“We are not aware of any provision in the Community Charter, Local Government Act, or the Surrey City By-laws that would prevent such a request.”

As for her question whether her motion was out of order, the law firm responded that “Given that the province has jurisdiction to hold a referendum, and the city may properly request that the province do so, our opinion is that the motion was within council’s jurisdiction to decide, and did not otherwise violate rules of procedure.

Thus, in our view, the motion was not out of order.”

McCallum said Thursday he “can’t talk about this. It was in-camera so I’m not going to talk about it.

“The legal opinion is,” he re-

Locke

McCallum

joined. “From our lawyers, and that’s privileged information.”

During an open council meeting on April 26 McCallum deemed Locke’s referendum motion out of order. She challenged his ruling but the Safe Surrey Coalition defeated her challenge on a five-to-four vote.

“The legal opinion is, I cannot read it out because it’s privileged and confidential, but I am going to rule her motion for a request for a provincially directed referendum regarding Surrey police services out of order based on that legal opinion that I got back,” McCallum said in open council on April 26.

On Thursday, McCallum told the Now-Leader, “This is out of bounds, even from the press. We have privileged legal opinion from our lawyers on it and that’s it.”

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New rules, fines for drug and alcohol recovery homes approved Tom Zytaruk tom.zytaruk@surreynowleader.com

called on the politicians to amend the city’s business license bylaw to require The City of Surrey aims operators of recovery homes to enter into a to improve the quality of care that drug and alcohol housing agreement with the City of Surrey as a recovery homes provide. condition of licensing and A corporate report to permit the levying of before Surrey council

new $200 fines to recovery homes in contravention of their agreement.

The business licensing bylaw requires all applicants for a drug and alcohol recovery licence to submit to a criminal background check, keep a

register book of all people being provided accommodation, including arrival and departure dates, require all residents to sign the register. It has received final approval and business licence renewals begin on Nov. 1.

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After a 10-month investigaTyroy Malcolm, 33, is charged tion, two men have been charged with four counts of trafficking with selling cocaine, fentanyl cocaine and four counts traffickand methamphetamine in Suring fentanyl. rey’s City Centre, police say.

Abul Waseem, 37, is charged Surrey RCMP say its Drug with one count of trafficking Unit launched an investigacocaine; one count of trafficktion last July after an increase ing methamphetamine and two in street-level drug trafficking around the 10200-block of City counts trafficking fentanyl.

RCMP say both men have Parkway, near the Surrey Centre been released from custody on SkyTrain station. strict conditions as they await a Police say they seized illicit trial date. drugs, drug paraphernalia and

Crime

Cryptocurrency fraud on the rise, Surrey RCMP say Tom Zytaruk tom.zytaruk@surreynowleader.com

Investment fraud has become a growing concern in Surrey as Mounties say they’ve received 59 reports of cryptocurrency fraud totaling $612,748 since January.

Still, Corporal Vanessa Munn said, the most common fraud being reported remains the CRA /police scams where criminals impersonate a police officer or employee of a business, financial institution or government agency like the CRA. Many of the cryptocurrency investment frauds had victims willingly transfer funds to unverified sources for the purpose of buying cryptocurrency, mostly Bitcoin.

“On multiple occasions victims

have interacted with strangers online who suggested the victim download an application to purchase Bitcoin which is later determined to be fraudulent,” Munn said.

Police say consumers’ should make sure to use a major trading platform or online exchange.

Constable Brad Charpentier, of the RCMP’s Economic Cybercrime Section, advises people to “be aware that cryptocurrencies are not insured and if your money is stolen, you will not be reimbursed.”

Police advise people to report scams to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre at 1-888-4958501 or www.antifraudcentre. ca. and ask anyone with more information to contact the Surrey RCMP at 604-599-0502.

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Surrey-shot ‘Star Wars’ fan film debuts

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Instead of a traditional green screen, Promosa offers an LED video wall. The flexibility of An independent Star Wars the video wall allows filming fan series that was shot in parts productions to instantly switch of South Surrey has debuted. the scene backdrop without exThe “Bucketheads” productensive post-production work. tion, featuring close to 100 The technology provides the cast and crew, is a non-profit actors with a more immersive initiative. experience opposed to imagThe five-part series was fiining what’s behind them on a nanced in part through Patreon green screen. support, where contributors “We partnered with (Promogain access to special benefits sa) and they are testing their and rewards. new technology on our film.

The first episode, “Ground We are helping each other and Zero,” launched on YouTube that’s part of why the quality is on May 12. so good,” Paterson said.

Directed by seasoned film“Bucketheads: A Star Wars Story,” filmed near the 19000-block of 16th Avenue in Promosa uses the Unreal Enmakers Marco Bossow and South Surrey, can now be found on Youtube.com. (Photo: Mychaylo Prystupa) gine, which is the same 3D-creAndy Brown, the series stars ation platform used for some of They just do this on the side the cast and crew has played Troy Mundle, Mark Meer and the biggest video games in the because they love Star Wars,” a role in that elevation, said Victoria Souter.

Paterson said. “The work they world, including Fornite. production assistant Wallis While the series is being Promosa’s Matt Readshaw put in is top notch because they Paterson. promoted as a volunteer-run said the partnership has been “This project is really unique have also worked on major fan-film initiative, viewers may a great opportunity for the blockbusters.” be pleasantly surprised with the because a lot of the people on company to develop and test its Another unique aspect is a it are very experienced and quality of the production. partnership between the project systems.

The depth of experience from work on other major films.

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Batman fan Ashvin Dayal posts short film ‘Rise of the Bat’ genre. This Batman film that I created was my first ever real film.”

The film leads with a disclaimer that “Chrash Productions and the following preSurrey’s Ashvin Dayal has added his sentation are in no way affiliated with DC name to the growing list of “fan-made” Comics or Warner Bros.” and that filmmakers. “‘Rise of the Bat’ is a non-profit The Queen Elizabeth Secondary film and is free to all. Enjoy.” graduate, 21, focused on the BatThe plot: “With Gotham’s crimman character to write and direct inal rate rising through the roof, “Rise of the Bat,” an 18-minute Commissioner Gordon investigates movie. a continuous chain of murders all The dark, dramatic short has having a strange symbol carved close to 1,600 views since it was into them. This is Gordon’s last first posted to Youtube back on straw as he needs help from a mask March 27. vigilante known as Batman.”

Dayal says he’s been into movies Dayal On Youtube, “Rise of the Bat” and filming since he was a kid, is posted to a True Junior channel creating little short films with his that also features “Champion,” a 39-minsister. ute documentary about boxing that shows “I think I started getting serious in high school, pushing my limits of what I can film him “starting from nothing and becoming champion.” and produce,” Dayal told the Now-Leader.

Dayal contacted the Now-Leader after “I’ve always loved the action and advenreading about a Star Wars fan film “Buckture type of films so mainly I pursued that Tom Zillich tom.zillich@surreynowleader.com

VIDEO ON SURREYNOWLEADER.COM etheads” being shot in South Surrey.

“The reason I chose Batman as my first film was because everyone has an opinion of him,” Dayal explained. “There’s no right and wrong way we look at this character, and that was perfect for me, because it gave a chance to show people how I saw him.”

Creating the script was challenging, he said, with “so many rewrites I thought I would be writing forever.

“Once I created the script, my partner and I wanted to find some local talents,” Dayal explained.

“Since the pandemic was upon us, I wanted to reach out to local businesses and ask if I can film in their area. This would benefit them because if the film did well then it would be promoting their business. After five days of shooting we finally edited the movie and had a live premiere on YouTube for everyone that was excited to see it.”

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Surrey’s Summer Day Camps: Staggered registration opens at 7:30 a.m. June 2 for July camps and June 30 for August camps, online and by phone.

“City of Surrey will offer a limited selection of weekly day camps for children ages three to 12. Camps include Fun Zone, Licensed Summer Preschool, and a selection of arts and heritage camps for kids.” Call 604-501-5100, or visit surrey.ca.

KIDS “Under the Sea”: Virtual event May 28 to June 11 on Surrey’s Digital Stage.

“It’s time for families to get their move and groove on in this magical performance for young children! Designed with the very young in mind (ages three to seven), ‘Under the Sea’ (Sous la Mer) explores creative movements inspired by sea creatures such as pufferfish, crabs, and sharks.” Free, Info: facebook.com/ SurreyCivicTheatres.

University of Wonder & Imagination: On June 6, “journey to the most unusual university and unlock your magical powers in this interactive virtual event by Cahoots Northern Ireland,” on Surrey’s Digital Stage. Various showtimes online. Age recommendation: Fun for all the family, best suited for age seven and up. Only 10 tickets per performance.

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Mad Practice: Sanity Skills for Crazy Times event online May 31, 7-10 p.m. “This is a free mental health meet-up hosted by comedian and certified insane person JD Derbyshire, via City of Surrey. For 19+, info on tickets.surrey.ca.

HISTORY Historical Family Photo Analysis: Surrey Libraries, Museum of Surrey, and the BC Genealogical Society host “The Photo Detective” Maureen Taylor for instruction on how to date/place old family photos by examining clues such as hairstyles, clothing.

Thursday, June 10, 10 a.m.12 p.m. Send in personal photos (before June 1) for possible inclusion. Free.

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SENIORS Seniors Inspired Virtual Art Show from May 21June 4, 1–4 p.m., online event hosted by Seniors Come Share Society. The “seniors-inspired art show” on sharevirtually.com. Call 604-531-9400 ext. 219 to register.

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With their huge outdoor seating and patio area, you’ll be able to enjoy those crispy fries and daily features fresh off the grill again.

They’ve been ready since day one, as their beautiful patio has been a staple favourite seating area for many Newton diners for years.

Espresso Cafe (1112-7330 137 St.) has been busy serving up delicious paninis and coffees since they completely redesigned and redecorated. And have had outdoor seating available for months. What hasn’t changed is the delightful coffee choices.

Owners Pali and Pammi Gill are always looking for new ideas to keep the coffee culture vibe going. On hotter days, try their traditional mango lassi. It’s a yummy Indian drink made from mangos, yogurt and a few secret ingredients. It promises to authentically replenish your body after the summer heat leaves you feeling depleted.

Sushi Line (7380 King George Blvd.) has a few outdoor tables where you can enjoy some of their delicious Chef’s special rolls like the Vancouver Roll (tuna, crab, inari, lettuce with avocado & masago on top). Take an icecold cooler with you and get a party tray to take to a lovely tree-covered picnic table at a local park as a family picnic option!

If you’ve ever been to Vietnam, you’ll know that outdoor dining street-side is a huge culture in all of the cities. It may be a little uncomfortable for North American standards to sit in those tiny seats and tables, so What the Pho (13655 72 Ave.) has a few Canadian-sized outdoor seating options available and beautiful indoor seating as well. Enjoy authentic, delicious beef, chicken and seafood pho, Bahn-mis, and appetizers (crispy spring rolls, rice rolls, and papaya salad).

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Paintings help artist heal after cousin’s COVID death Tom Zillich tom.zillich@surreynowleader.com

Sanjoy Das’ latest exhibition is a visual ode to a COVID-19 tragedy.

The Surrey-based artist’s work will be shown at PoMoArts (formerly Port Moody Arts Centre) for a month starting May 20 and, for those who can’t see it in person, in a “digital gallery” exhibition.

Dubbed “Harnessing the Power of Colour for Wellbeing,” the art show is Das’ response to hearing news in 2020 that his cousin, an aspiring artist in his early 30s, had died from COVID-19.

Grieving, Sanjoy turned to a study of the philosophy of Tantra art and the use of colour for healing and therapeutic purposes.

He says he spent months meditating and using the philosophy to create mixed-media works, vibrant in colour.

“My art work is a byproduct of meditation on this

philosophy and sadhana (spiritual exercise),” the artist says.

“The experience has greatly enhanced my well-being, and I wish to share it via my art and writing.”

Sanjoy says he’ll donate 30 per cent of his artwork sales to COVID relief in India, with transactions available in-person or by phone.

On Thursday, May 20, Das talked about his work during a Facebook Live event, 7:15 p.m. start. “He is delighted that his mother will be able to watch the virtual opening reception and artist talk,” an event advisory notes.

Born in Meghalaya, India, Das works as a professional artist, design instructor and intern architect, with examples on sandesigns.org. He first exhibited at PoMoArts in the 2019 group exhibition and cultural festival “Spirit of India,” and has also been featured at Surrey Art Gallery.

The current show at PoMoArts, in the Canadian Pacific Gallery, is part of

Surrey’s Sanjoy Das with art shown at PoMoArts, formerly Port Moody Arts Centre. Sanjoy says he’ll donate 30 per cent of his artwork sales to COVID relief in India. (Submitted photo)

Vancouver Asian Heritage Month Society’s explorASIAN Festival 2021. The gallery is also showing the 2021 Kwi Am Choi Exhibition Scholarship recipients – Nicole Ponsart, a 2021 Emily

Carr University of Art & Design (ECUAD) grad who works in ceramic art, and painter Gillian Haigh, a 2019 ECUAD graduate.

Meantime, Vancouver Asian Film Festival (VAFF)

is kicking off Asian Heritage Month with its open call for film submissions to premiere at the 25th festival later this year, making it Canada’s longest running Asian film festival.

“This open call is for both Canadian and International filmmakers to submit their creations, helping the next generation of Asian Canadian filmmakers produce and tell stories that are authentic, so that movies and shows like Minari and Kim’s Convenience will be the first of many like it,” a news release says.

Film festival entries will be accepted from until June 5, and this year’s festival will take place over a period of 11 days, from Nov. 4-14, 2021.

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The first session, Home Life, ran May 22 and 26. Two sessions on restaurants are planned (June 5 and 9), with Near the Water (June 19 and 23) and Celebrations (July 3 and 7) rounding out the program.

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Cycling

Surrey’s route improvements have ‘gone under the radar’ paign to get more people pedaling bikes around the region.

For a week starting Monday (May 31), HUB encourages locals to log trips online for a chance to win prizes, track kilometres and “see how many greenhouse gas emissions you’ve saved.” It’s a “fully digital” campaign this year, Tom Zillich due to gathering restrictions, with tom.zillich@surreynowleader.com yoga, bike maintenance lessons, Tim Yzerman usually commutes Q&A sessions and some other online events planned. by bike from his Newton home to Yzerman says Surrey has made Burnaby office, but the pandemic has put a wrench in that daily rou- significant progress when it comes tine. These days, he typically cycles to cycling infrastructure, including around Surrey after a day of work protected lanes like the kind in Guildford on 154th Street at 102nd at his home office.

Avenue, and also in Newton at “I’ve been mostly going north 146th Street and 72nd Avenue. and east, into the Fleetwood area “There have been a lot of changand through Bear Creek Park and Green Timbers,” said Yzerman, an es in Surrey, and a lot of it has gone under the radar for people engineer and cycling advocate.

“One of my favourite loops is to who may not realize Surrey is building facilities,” said Yzerman, ride to Surrey Lake Park, then up through Fleetwood and connect up who routinely meets with city hall staff to help plan such projects. with the Green Timbers greenway “This city can get a lot better as a along the powerlines by 96th (Avcycling city, and it is getting betenue), down through Bear Creek Park and back again. That’s about ter. It’s easier to ride than it was 10 years ago. There are some new an hour, 22 kilometres or so.” facilities being built that make a As volunteer co-chair of HUB difference, especially in the City Cycling’s Surrey/White Rock committee (with Colin O’Byrne), Yzer- Centre area.”

An upbeat promo video about man’s work involves spreading word about Go By Bike Week (btww.ca), Surrey-area cycling initiatives is posted to HUB’s Facebook page the organization’s springtime cam-

HUB Cycling’s Tim Yzerman backs Go By Bike Week as a great time to pedal around

Tim Yzerman and son James on a bike in Newton, at the corner of 72nd Avenue and 146th Street, where the city has installed a protected bike lane and crosswalk designed for cyclists to ride on. (Photo: Tom Zillich) (facebook.com/wearehub).

“It’s important to get more people out of their vehicles, and it’s a lot healthier because there are some huge health benefits with cycling,” Yzerman emphasized.

“And it’s obviously a lot cheaper as well. If you ride a bike instead of drive, you can save $9,000 or $10,000 a year, probably, by not owning a car. With my family, we’ve gone down to one vehicle

and it’s been great for us.”

The City of Surrey’s website (surrey.ca) uses COSMOS to showcase a map of the city’s cycling network, or riders can download the MySurrey App. A bike map also shows Surrey’s entire cycling network of bike lanes, multi-use pathways (greenways) and neighbourhood cycling routes.

Yzerman, who would normally cycle-commute almost 10,000 kilo-

metres a year, says he’s seen a shift in bike traffic patterns over the past pandemic year.

“The numbers ebb and flow during the wintertime, of course, but right now I’ve noticed a lot more people biking – maybe not as many commuters, because a lot of people are still working from home, but there are a lot of recreational cyclists,” he said.

Getting bike repairs done is a bit of a problem at the moment.

“I mostly try to fix my own bike but it’s hard to get parts,” Yzerman noted. “The bike stores are busy and are going non-stop. There are supply-chain issues with the parts, and I’ve been pretty lucky to get some things in but have had to wait for some, a couple months.”

On the day the Now-Leader caught up with Yzerman, he brought his young son James along for the ride.

“James is actually really good at cycling,” replied the proud dad when asked. “He’s three-and-ahalf, and he can ride a pedal bike, and now he can get air on his bike.

I have a photo of him getting air at a skate park, both wheels off the ground, and he loves it. People are amazed by what he can do – you know, ‘Look at that kid! Did you see that?’ We hear it all the time while passing by other people.”

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Close to all the amenities like shopping, Transit, Theatres and easy access to Vancouver and Hwy #1. A must see home. Showing on Saturday April 10 and Sunday April 11 from 12-3 pm both days.

2 storey 5 huge bedrooms beautiful home with excellent and functional layout is ready for you to move in. This home is close to Brookside Gurudwara Sahib, and Temple, Close to both levels of schools, bus stop, Shopping and much more. This home comes with a back lane with lots of parking. You or your guests can park in the front also. Renovation include newer Roof, double glazed windows, kitchen counters, upstairs bathroom tiles and tub, hot water tank and newer washer and dryer and Dishwasher.

Rented to very good tenants. You will definitely fall in love with this home.

Beautiful House on a extra huge lot with mountain views is located in one of the best neighbourhoods of fleetwood. This home comes with very functional and open layout. Main floor features 3 bedrooms and 2 full baths with living room, family room, kitchen, dining room and a eating area. Basement has a 2 bedroom basement suite. Some of the features include a huge double garage, sundeck, Lots of parking and a extra parking for the RV also, Close to both levels of Schools like Berkshire Elementary School and Johnston Heights Secondary School, Close to shopping, Bus, Guildford Mall, Theatres and easy access to Vancouver, Abbotsford and U.S. Won’t last long

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Surrey-born Sangha signs with Texas A&M Surrey-born basketball player Jasman Sangha has been added to the NCAA Division 1 team at Texas A&M Corpus Christi.

The six-foot-eight forward/ centre lived in Surrey until age four, in the area near LA Matheson Secondary, before his family moved to Brampton, Ontario.

“Jasman did often go back to Surrey over the years for training, and we have strong family and community roots,” his brother, Sukhman, told the Now-Leader. “He actually was supposed to come back to Surrey this year for a monthlong training but wasn’t able to due to COVID restrictions.

We love Surrey and still have a Community College in Kansas, where he averaged 13.4 lot of family there.” points and 6.2 rebounds per News of Sangha’s signing, game. Sangha shot posted to gois.525 from the floor landers.com, was and .455 from betweeted by MP Sukh yond-the-arc.

Dhaliwal on May 3.

“Jasman is a “Congratulations to tremendous young #SurreyBC’s own @ man with an infecJasmanSangha_ who tious personality. has just committed He is a very good to @Islanders_MBB scorer on the block at @IslandCampus,” and can also stretch Dhaliwal wrote.

Jasman Sangha the floor with his “Covid-19 couldn’t three-point shooting derail his dreams or talent. I’m sure you will do us ability,” said Texas A&M head coach Steve Lutz. “We proud!”

Sangha will join the Island- are excited to add him to the Islander family.” ers in Texas after spending Tom Zillich last season at Garden City

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Hazelmere course to host free youth clinic

are posted to surrey.ca/lovewhereyoulive.

The city launched its first Love Where You Live campaign in 2019. According to staff, within six months 5,000 bags of trash were removed from Surrey’s streets and parks, 4,400 Tom Zillich pieces of illegally dumped junk tom.zillich@surreynowleader.com were collected from all over the city, 1,000 tonnes was collected Ever gone “plogging”? at Pop-Up Junk Events and 600 The City of Surrey hopes pounds of waste was swapped. residents here will, as part of its Meanwhile, 13,000 trees and current Love Where You Live some 1,000 flower bulbs were cleanup campaign. planted, 1,700 street banners Plogging is an activity that and 2,000 feet of decorative combines jogging or walking lights were installed and more and picking up litter, with roots than 650 bags of invasive plants in Sweden.

“Ploggers” in action, in a photo submitted by City of Surrey. were removed. Last year, city Over in Europe, it’s become an tive “encourages the community staff cleaned up more than 208 increasingly popular way to stay street, while getting exercise,” kilometres of Surrey roadways, to come together to keep the fit and while keeping neighbour- Guerra says in a news release. picking up 2,000 bags of litre, city clean and welcoming, by “I believe this is a trend that hoods clean. and also removed garbage participating in beautification could catch on here in Surrey, Plogging is a great activity and cleanup challenges through- that was dumped illegally at where we know our residents for residents of all ages to take 7,459 sites throughout the city. have tremendous civic pride and out the summer.” part in, according to CouncilInitiatives include a 20-Minute Also, more than 10,000 trees are eager to give back to their lor Laurie Guerra, chair of the and flower bulbs were planned Cleanup Challenge, cleanup community.”

Parks, Recreation and Culture through the Bulbs for Beauty Surrey’s Love Where You Live registration drives, large-item Committee. and Releaf planting programs. pickup service, Adopt A Street campaign kicked off on Earth “Residents can clean up their with files from Tom Zytaruk program and more. Details Day, April 22. The 2021 initiafavourite running trail or city

Hazelmere Golf Club is set to host a free youth golf clinic next month, in conjunction with a Ford Series Tournament.

On Sunday, June 20, the Maple Leaf Junior Golf Tour will host a free golf clinic, with one session planned for 9-10 a.m., and a second scheduled for 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.

The free clinics – now in their 18th year – are sponsored

by Dams Ford and open to boys and girls from six to 12 years old; no experience in golf is required.

“The kids have a blast,” said Maple Leaf Golf Tour tournament director Chris Hood.

The clinic runs on the final day of a

With roots in Sweden, the activity combines jogging/walking and picking up trash

Finer points of putting will be covered at the June 20 clinic for kids.

(File photo) two-day junior tourney at Hazelmere.

Registration for the clinic can be done in person at Dams Ford (19330 Langley Bypass), by phone at 604-530-2525 or via email sent to erin_heutink@dams. net (Put ‘clinic reg’ in the subject line).

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1785 martin Dr $619,800

512 10838 whalley boulevarD $548,888

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Beautiful 1 bed 1 bath condo at PARKWOODS. Quiet building centrally located with an amazing and functional floor plan. New flooring throughout, big balcony, huge bedroom with tons of closet space.

Nice cozy fireplace and south facing with tons of sunshine. Call today to book a viewing.

Melrose Gardens located in the center of all necessities.

Walking distance to grocery stores, shopping center, recreation center and SKYTRAIN! This unit offers high ceilings, two large bedrooms and a den that could be converted into a third bedroom. This pet friendly building is situated across the street from an elementary school and only a couple blocks from the SFU Surrey Campus.

This is what you are looking for! SOUTHWYND! Beautifully updated 2 bedroom 2 bathroom unit with generous room sizes through-out in desirable Southwynd complex in south Surrey. Built by BOSA with an art Deco theme adult oriented. Extensive craftsman built wood mouldings, casings, and pillars through-out. Engineered Hardwood flooring, newer kitchen with stainless steel appliances, custom lighting, 9 foot ceilings, newer bathrooms, and great open bright lay-out. Bedrooms on either side for greater privacy. South east exposure with 2 balconies and treed view. Close to shopping, transit, medical/ dental services, and parks. Pets not allowed, Rentals not allowed. Age 19+

“No Gst” Maverick by Tien Sher. brand new, move in today! This beautifully designed 5 storey building features Top Floor level 766 sq ft unit, spacious 2 bdrms/2 baths with elegant finishings! Large balcony w/ Mountain and City views. Open floor plan, vaulted 12’ ceilings, a chef’s kitchen w/ SS appls and Quartz counters, wide plank flooring, lots of windows, All the conveniences of shopping, restaurants, Surrey Memorial Hospital, SFU Campus, City Hall & Skytrain minutes away, There’s also a large 10,000 amenities space, including gym, clubhouse, Billiards & O/D gardens!

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willouGhby lanGley 7826 211b $1,479,900

10844 140 street $999,888

6-15875 20 avenue $439,000

10851 152 street $1,099,888

Gary & Lana Shepherd

PERFECT FAMILY HOME

PRIVATE BACKYARD!

LITTLE PIECE OF PARADISE

Dean Lovberg 604-671-2030

GREAT OPPORTUNITY

Tom McConnell 604-831-7653 www.tommccconnell.ca

Rarely available “Glenwood on the Park”, bright, spacious, upper corner

4end bedrooms downnearly plus 1400 a sq ft 2 bed 2 full bath, unit makesupthis1 abedroom very desirable, well cared for unit is perfect size for downsizers, only second owner.

Legal 2 bdrm suite Large living area with gas fireplace. Good size Master bedroom with Open floor walk-in.Concept Great patio for plan summer BBQ, 1 car garage space, laundry room.

Real Hardwood floorscomplex on thewith main Well cared gated 45+ clubhouse, exercise facility, sauna, billiards, workshop RV parking in complex. Easy to show.

Den/office on theand main Covered back sundeck.

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Builders/ Investors Alert! 900 sq Ft rancher on 10300 Sq Ft (62x165) in Surrey City Centre area Build Your dream home or buy and hold as development inches closer every day. Condo development in permit stage across street. Home is livable with newer roof, windows, furnace and hot water tank. Private Backyard Hurry!

DOUBLE WIDE, 2 BEDROOM, BARELAND STRATA LOT 1 bathroom manufactured home. Welcome to stress free living on your own little piece of paradise. Parking for 2 cars, Large living room, Kitchen, Dining area. Close to all major commuting routes while still being tucked away in a beautiful quiet spot in South Surrey. Call today to schedule your private tour.

Nearly 2200 sq ft 4 bdrm 3 bath home on 8300 sq ft lot (69’x102’x76’x133’) in desirable Birdland area. 3 level back split style with potential for mortgage helper if needed. Vaulted ceilings, skylites, great room sizes. High efficiency furnace and air conditioning. Big yard with lots of room for your toys.

Lovingly cared for these last 22 years. Property should be able to accom. 2 level plus bsmt when ready to redevelop.

Dean lovberg

todd murdoch

tom mcconnell

todd murdoch

208 14355 103 avenue $388,888

18858 69a $1,399,900

3743 allPress roaD $799,900

22039 0 avenue $2,250,000

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Updated Claridge Court unit, 2 good size bedrooms & 2 baths. 740 sq ft.

West exposed with big balcony. Bright & quiet. Renovations done in 2014 which include new flooring, new cabinet doors, light fixtures, sinks and faucets along with newer granite counter-tops in both bathrooms. Painting and Blinds, and full sized washer dryer in last 2 years. The building was updated few years back with new decks, roof, windows and fully rain screened. 2 covered parking stalls along with storage locker. Minutes walk to Superstore, Heng Loong Supermarket, Guildford Mall. Close to bus & skytrain station. * PREC - Personal Real Estate Corporation (25749422)

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3671 Sq. Ft. 4 bedrooms up Open Main floor living area Unauthorized Suite Cul-de Sac Lot with South Facing Backyard Newer Covered Deck Call for more details

9.99 GORGEOUS ACRES

150 feet of lake shore Updated 2168 sq. ft. house Open floor plan 3000 Sq. Ft. Deck overlooking the lake Lakefront Dock Loads of Covered parking & A detached shop, Fully fence property William Lake

9.99 Gorgeous Acres with mature trees, farmland - PERFECT for horses - only a few blocks from riding & hiking trails at Campbell Valley & the Municipal Natural Park. Great Hobby Farm. Rent out the present 3 bdrm home while you build your dream home or update it and live in it yourself. This is a great property to raise your children with blue sky & fresh air. Close to two US border crossings. If you’re yearning for country living, this is the perfect spot. A property to love! * PREC - Personal Real Estate Corporation (25811448)

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Dennis Kiffiak

8670 165a street $1,689,000

9768 151a street, surrey $1,029,000

15662 97a avenue $1,088,800

2732 northcrest Drive $3,198,800

2,148 SQ. FT. BASEMENT HOME

3-LEVEL LUXURY

ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS

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GORGEOUS, QUALITY HOME WITH SPECTACULAR LANDSCAPING. Custom built home for entertaining. Huge deck in backyard surrounded by roses, rhodos, wisteria, and many other flowing shrubs and plants. Close to two schools, two parks in a quiet neighbourhood. Hardwood floors, California shutters, 5 bay windows, spacious rooms. Master bedroom offers deluxe en-suite & balcony facing the beautiful backyard. Gourmet kitchen w/ maple cabinets. High efficiency furnace, 5 ft heated crawl space. Lots of storage. Showings by appointment Fri, Sat & Sun 1-4 PM * PREC - Personal Real Estate Corporation (25766309)

LOCATION – LOCATION! Well cared for 2,148 s/f basement style home nestled in a quite Guildford Neighbourhood. Terrific plan features for, 3 bedroom, 3 bathrooms, nicely updated kitchen with new appliances, living room with vaulted ceilings & gas fireplaces plus a large family/rec-room in the finished basement with a 2nd gas fireplace. 3-year-old roof, fully fenced 4,353 s/f lot, all located just steps to Guildford Town Center.

Great freeway access & transit is one block away.

Sitting on a level, rectangular 61’ x 114’ Cul-de-sac lot, backing on to Greenbelt is this stunning 4 bedroom Home.

You’ll love the designer Kitchen that features: New Cabinets, Granite countertops, Lights etc. Also new windows, furnace and roof, a few years ago. Plenty of parking on the Stamped 33 Ft. wide driveway & double Garage. Close to North Surrey High & T&T. Won’t Last!

Woodshire Park South Surrey- Exquisite, 6200sqft, 7 year old, 2 story/rancher w/loft. Boasting great room 24 foot ceiling. Master on main with two additional bedrooms.

Pristine 30,000 sqft level lot with horseshoe driveway.

2nd master up with living room, 1 bed+den. Triple garage for 6 cars plus bonus 1 bedroom legal carriage home.

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Gary & lana shepherd 604-583-2000

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NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION I N C H I L L I WAC K ' S L AT E S T

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$579,000 1,750 - 1,800 SQ FT 3 BED | 2.5 BATHS | REC ROOM Bright open floor plans featuring a contemporary fireplace with floating designer shelves. Ensuite off master bedroom with spa inspired design. Additional upgrades available for early buyers.

2,880 - 2,922 SQ FT 3 & 4 BED | 2.5 BATHS Features include built-in book shelves, electric fireplace, designer lighting, large kitchen with quartz counter-top p and a painted shiplap tray ceiling. Early buyers can choose e from three colour schemes.

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LISTINGS WANTED NOW IS THE TIME TO SELL! Inventory levels of all types of homes, condos, townhouses and acreages are at an all time low. If you would like to chat or have been thinking of selling and want TOP DOLLAR, get over 31 years of award winning experience working for you.

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MURRAYVILLE - BEAUTIFULLY ONLY $450,000 JUST LISTED UPDATE 2 BEDROOM 2 BATHROOM CONDO 2 SECURED PARKING SPACES – STORAGE LOCKER – WALK TO 2 BEDRM – 2 BATHRM – 2 PARKING SPACES EVERYTHING http://www.traceybosch.com TRACEY BOSCH 604-539-7653 307 22022 49 AVE LANGLEY

SOLD!

UPPER MURRAYVILLE ONLY $468,800 JUST LISTED – OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL COURTYARD – WALK TO EVERYTHING BRIGHT & SPACIOUS 1067 SQFT 2 BEDROOM - 2 BATHROOM – OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL COURTYARD 2 PARKING SPACES http://www.traceybosch.com 224-22020 49TH AVE LANGLEY TRACEY BOSCH 604-539-7653

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“Our dealings with you were beyond our hopes. We were concerned about going through a realtor again after a bad experience previously... The advice was spot on and honest… outstanding in communication... comfortable and stress free... understood our needs... had our best interest in mind. Even our Inspector said…. there are not many realtors like him. We cannot thank you enough for this experience.”

The Hodge’s FABULOUS LOCATION - MASTER BEDROOM ON THE MAIN - NEW LAMINATE FLOORING THROUGHOUT THE MAIL FLOOR - OUTSIDE CORNER END UNIT - 3 BDRM / 2.5 BTHRMS Fabulous END unit in a wonderfully JUST LISTED ONLY $699,900 run complex. Extra windows providing great natural light.

An excellent floor plan with the “Master bedroom on the Main floor”. Beautiful new laminate flooring throughout the main floor.

The kitchen has ample cupboards and counter space plus an eating area just perfect for morning coffee. A spacious living and dining room that has a bay window, a cozy gas fireplace and sliders to your private east facing patio, simply great for entertaining.

The master bedroom has a spacious walk through closet to your full en-suite complete with a soaker tub and separate shower. Upstairs you have 2 more bedrooms separated by another full bathroom. Single garage plus an extra parking stall pad. Unbeatable location, walk to shopping, restaurants, school and recreation!

INCREDIBLE 0.27 ACRE BUILDING LOT JUST LISTED ONLY $900,000 IN A FANTASTIC NEIGHBOURHOOD FANTASTIC AREA OF HIGH END HOMES BUILDING LOT – WALK TO GREAT SCHOOLS INCREDIBLE 0.27 ACRE BUILDING LOT – NO THRU STREET

SOLD!

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4576 238TH ST LANGLEY

ONLY $1,100,000

SOLD!

QUIET C-D-S – MINUTES TO EVERYTHING

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59 21928 48 AVE LANGLEY

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FANTASTIC MURRAYVILLE NEIGHBORHOOD

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21658 50A AVE LANGLEY

PRIVATE PARKLIKE 1/4 ACRE - HOT JUST LISTED $1,198,800 TUB – GAZEBO – HUGE MULTITIERED PATIOS BEAUTIFUL 2500 SQFT RANCHER – OVERSIZED GARAGE – MINUTES TO HUGE PATIOS – HOT TUB - GAZEBO EVERYTHING http://www.traceybosch.com TRACEY BOSCH 604-539-7653 19689 46TH AVE LANGLEY

SOLD!

UPDATED 5 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME, GOURMET KITCHEN, OPEN MAIN FLOOR PLAN, HUGE BACKYARD LOTS OF PARKING FOR YOUR TOYS, WALK TO SCHOOLS & SHOPPING Fabulous home for “all” the family. JUST LISTED ONLY $1,265,000 Beautifully updated with open plan main floor living. Some major renovations were completed in 2015.

A large gourmet kitchen loaded with cabinets and quartz counters, gas cooktop, double wall ovens. Laminate flooring throughout the main living area. Vinyl windows and hardi-plank siding. Two gas fireplaces, the main floor one being new. Some new carpeting. French doors of the eating area to a spacious sundeck, perfect for entertaining. Excellent attic storage complete with Jacob’s ladder plus added insulation (R40). Huge backyard with apple and plum trees plus 3 storage sheds, 1 has power and 1 is oversized 20’ X 14’. Excellent parking for all your toys. Located in a fabulous family neighbourhood, walk to schools, shopping, restaurants and transit.

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4377 200A STREET, LANGLEY

LOVINGLY UPDATED FAMILY HOME - PRIVATE COVERED DECK OFF THE KITCHEN - MANICURED YARD WITH GARDEN & GREENHOUSE - HEATED AND INSULATED WORKSHOP - QUIET AND PEACEFUL LOCATION Lovingly maintained and updated JUST LISTED ONLY $1,279,800 family home on a quiet street. Gorgeous laminate floors throughout the living and dining rooms complimented with large windows providing glorious natural light. The kitchen is spacious with newer stainless appliances including a gas stove plus an eating area with sliders to a private secluded and covered deck to enjoy all year round. A sunken family room with a wood burning fireplace and french doors to a manicured backyard. A separated huge recreation room and den area. A renovated upstairs with more gorgeous laminate floors, closet organizers and beautiful bathrooms with heated floors.

Large 11’ X 9’ insulated and heated workshop. Separate garden area complete with greenhouse and powered irrigation system. Some newer vinyl windows, furnace, 50 gal H/W tank

JUST LISTED

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19745 48A AVE LANGLEY

“Thank you to Tracey and his team. Buying and selling a home can be a handful.

Tracey gave me great staging advice, listened to my listing price thoughts and his office was very efficient in working around my schedule while getting the maximum potential buyers into my home in a short amount of time. What could have been a long drawn out stressful time turned into a quick, efficient, above ask sale during our snowy winter. Thank you. Literally money in the bank!”

Linda H.

PANORAMIC MOUNTAIN & CITY LIGHTS VIEW – STUNNING NEW HOME QUICK POSSESSION POSSIBLE – 4372SQFT – LEGAL SUITE – TRIPLE GARAGE Quality built by Legacy Development, a ONLY $1,889,000 Noort Homes partner. Panoramic mountain JUST LISTED & City lights view! Beautifully crafted executive 2 level with Legal 2 bedroom suite in the bright walkout basement.

Large quiet corner lot in sought after Mason Heights, providing lots of parking.

Bonus oversized 686 sqft triple car garage.

Spacious open Great Room floor plan on the main floor with high open ceilings.

Gourmet kitchen loaded with cabinets & a huge island. All 4 bedrooms up have enQUICK POSSESSION POSSIBLE suites including a “Jack N Jill” bathroom.

Master boasts large walk-in closet & spa inspired en-suite. Basement provides additional living area including a Huge games & a recreation room. Entertaining size covered sun deck off the great room overlooking the yard & the View! Fantastic neighborhood - Miles of nature trails at your door step - numerous parks close by & minutes to everything. Quick possession possible.

Tracey Bosch 604-539-7653 http://www.traceybosch.com

4908 196A STREET LANGLEY

SPECTACULAR PRIVATE PARKLIKE 2.5 ONLY $2,498,800 JUST LISTED ACRE ESTATE – STUNNING CUSTOM 5235 SQFT HOME OVERSIZED TRIPLE GARAGE – INCREDIBLE OUTDOOR LIVING AREA EXCEPTIONAL CRAFTSMANSHIP THROUGHOUT POOL – HOT TUB

SOLD!

TRACEY BOSCH 604-539-7653

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6435 267 STREET LANGLEY

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Tracey Has helped over 2700 families move. How can we help you?

LANGLEY SALMON RIVER – ULTRA QUIET 1.12 ACRES – SPORTS COURT - LOADS OF PARKING 4610 SQFT CUSTOM 2 LEVEL – FANTASTIC NEIGHBORHOOD – CITY WATER

ATTENTION INVESTORS DEVELOPERS – 4.3 ACRES - DEVELOPMENT CLOSE BY POTENTIAL 7,000 SQ/FT LOTS - PANORAMIC VIEW - 4 BEDRM HOME - BARN - RIDING RING

FANTASTIC FIND! Private parklike level & all usable ONLY $2,498,800 1.12 acres on city water. Ultra quiet location - JUST LISTED incredible neighborhood. 120X60 multipurpose tennis/sport court. 2 driveways - HUGE parking area with RV, truck & trailer turnaround & room for all your toys! Zoning allows parking of commercial vehicle up to 5600 kg. Custom 4610 sqft 2 level with oversized double garage & easy level entry in-law/nanny suite.

High vaulted ceilings, family room, games room, 1.12 ACRE – CITY WATER – LOADS OF PARKING gym/solarium, gourmet kitchen & a spice kitchen.

4-5 bedrooms, 3 ensuites & 3 walkin closets - master with fireplace, private balcony & ensuite with double sinks, oversized shower & jetted soaker. Expansive lawns, beautiful gardens, gazebo & large south exposed multi-tiered patio. Minutes to town. Quick Fwy access. Don’t miss out – call now!

On city water. Excellent revenue potential. 4.3 DEVELOPERS/INVESTORS ONLY $3,098,800 acres designated for 7,000 - 10,000 sq/ft lots in newly adopted plan. PANORAMIC VIEWS. Equestrian lovers delight! Well kept character home high on a knoll with large view windows and wrap around patio. Spacious open plan with vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, country kitchen, large living room & family rooms. Unfinished low 4.3 ACRES BROOKSWOOD ceiling basement & storage area with separate entry. Sand riding ring, 1930’s era 64x54 HIP roof multipurpose barn with massive loft, 12 horse stalls, tack room & laundry room. Beautiful fenced & cross fenced pasture, perimeter stream & orchard with apples & cherry trees. Fantastic find. Call now.

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25030 58 AVE LANGLEY

3003 208 ST LANGLEY

PRIVATE PARKLIKE 13.3 ACRE BACK TO NATURE RETREAT HANDYMAN SPECIAL - INCREDIBLE PROPERTY TO BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL TO 4 X 1/4 ACRE LOTS - CITY WATER - CITY SEWER HIGHLY SORT AFTER AREA - GREAT HOME & SHOP PROVIDES GREAT RENTAL $$

BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE PARKLIKE gently rolling 13.3 JUST LISTED ONLY $2,598,800 acre back to nature retreat with a lot of potential.

Incredible property to build your dream home or perfect for a handyman willing to do a lot of work to the existing spacious 3381 sqft rambling rancher with walk out basement. 2 attached double garages. Detached 48x24 workshop/barn FANTASTIC VALUE with mezzanine. Zoning allows for main home 13.3 ACRES with a legal suite plus a mobile home, parking for 3 commercial 5600kg+ vehicles, dog kennels/ doggy daycare’s, etc.. Gorgeous property with trees & trails & a lot of junk that needs to be removed bring your dumpsters. Fantastic location close to Campbell Valley Trail. Minutes to town & easy access to 264 Street, Hwy 1 & US border.

DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL!! The Murrayville ONLY $3,690,000 JUST LISTED development plan says ¼ acre lots! Lovingly maintained family home on a manicured flat and totally usable acre in a “prime” Murrayville neighbourhood. Quiet dead end street opposite Langley Golf Center. First time on the market for over 30 years. The house is in wonderful condition with many updates including a maple kitchen cabinets, tile and wood flooring. A new gas fireplace in the living room. Oversized double car garage. A 5 year old detached 32’ X 26’ shop with 14’ ceilings, 100 amp service, a 12’ X 20’ overhead door and extra lean-to covered storage on either side. The property is fully serviced with municipal water and municipal sewer. Fantastic investment with great revenue for now while waiting for your subdivision approval

13.3 ACRES

Tracey Bosch 604-539-7653 http://www.traceybosch.com

890 256TH ST LANGLEY

FINNING ESTATES – GORGEOUS 4.87 ACRES – RIDING RING – FENCED & X FENCED RAMBLING 2621 SQFT 4 BEDROOM RANCHER – POOL – WORKSHOP - BARN

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21541 44TH LANGLEY

BROOKSWOOD/CEDAR RIDGE HIGH EXPOSURE 0.93 ACRE CORNER PROPERTY – CITY WATER INVESTMENT PROPERTY – DESIGNATED MULTI-FAMILY – ACROSS FROM COMMERCIAL

FINNING ESTATES – Gorgeous level, all usable high & dry, ONLY $2,848,800 JUST LISTED fenced & cross fenced 4.87 acre equestrian hobby farm.

Rambling 2621 sqft rancher with nice updates, 24x24 double garage, large sunny patio, in ground pool & beautiful “Buchart Gardens”. Incredible 100x30 barn with four 12x10 stalls, tack room, wash bay, ample hay, shavings & feed storage, 20x18 high ceiling workshop with 11ft high door & attached office, wet bar, lunchroom, games room, GORGEOUS 4.87 ACRES full bathroom & laundry. Very well laid out - 70x200 all weather riding ring, 3 pastures & 5 paddocks. Bright & spacious home with custom Cherry wood kitchen, living/dining room with fireplace over looking the gardens, family room with fireplace overlooking the pool & 4 large bedrooms – master with his & hers closets & ensuite with double sinks & oversized shower. A great package in a sought after location.

INCREDIBLE FIND! Brookswood/Fernridge High exposure corner property. North West corner of 208 Street and 40 Avenue. Across the street from commercial. Would make more sense to have commercial with gas station and multifamily above than the multi-family designation it currently has. Fantastic holding/Investment Property designated Rowhouse/Townhouse 14 22 units per acre in the OCP. City water at property line. Excellent location – minutes to everything, walk to shops, schools & transit. Invest in your future – call now.

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1810 250TH ST LANGLEY

ONLY $2,988,000 SOUTH LANGLEY - INCREDIBLE PRIVATE JUST LISTED PARKLIKE 4.68 ACRE ESTATE WITH ROOM FOR EVERYONE RESORT STYLE LIVING - POOL – TENNIS – HOT TUB – FIRE PITS – TREES TRAILS – WORKSHOP 4.68 ACRES – POOL – TENNIS – HOT TUB

SOLD!

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1302 227 ST LANGLEY

RARE FIND – PRIVATE OASIS - BEAUTIFUL PARKLIKE 4.5 ACRES – POOL – WORKSHOP - BARN STUNNING 4 BEDRM 4 BATHRM RAMBLING RANCHER + LEGAL 2 BEDRM 2 BATHRM 2 LEVEL SUITE RARE FIND! SPECTACULAR 2 FAMILY PROPERTY. Electric JUST LISTED ONLY $2,998,800 gated driveway to beautiful private parklike gently rolling 4.5 acres in South East Langley on ultra quiet no thru street. Incredible 48X36 workshop, 30x24 barn, saltwater pool, huge patios & entertainment areas.

Stunning 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom rambling rancher with LEGAL 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 2 level side suite. Home boasts gourmet kitchen with island, pantry, stainless 2 FAMILY - 4.5 ACRE PRIVATE OASIS steel appliances. Hardwood and tile floors, roof 2011, high efficiency furnace. Incredible master suite with spa inspired ensuite & massive walk-in closet/dressing room.

3 bay workshop with 10’ & 12’ doors, 2 piece bathroom/plumbed for shower, 12’ door bay w/hydraulic lift, Ibeam & hoist, mezzanine, 200amp service, 220, airlines for compressor, built-in vac. RV parking with water, power & sanidump. Wired for generator. Newer septic. A TRULY GORGEOUS OASIS minutes to town & US border. A MUST SEE!

SOLD!

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BROOKSWOOD/CEDAR RIDGE 1 ACRE INVESTMENT JUST LISTED PROPERTY – DESIGNATED MULTI-FAMILY DETACHED WORKSHOP – ENTERTAINERS DREAM – POOL – FIRE PIT – OUTDOOR KITCHEN

635 261 STREET LANGLEY ONLY $3,500,000

SOLD! DESIGNATED MULTI-FAMILY IN OCP

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20835 40 AVE LANGLEY

JUST LISTED

ONLY $3,800,000

ATTENTION DEVELOPERS & INVESTORS DESIGNATED MULTI-FAMILY IN OCP

ATTENTION DEVELOPERS – APPLICATION IN FOR 99 TOWNHOUSES 4.78 ACRES – BROOKSWOOD – SIDING & BACKING ONTO PARK RARE FIND! Application is in to the Township JUST LISTED ONLY $19,000,000 of Langley for a proposed 99 unit townhouse development. Outstanding 4.78 acre parcel with INCREDIBLE LOCATION siding and backing onto Noel Booth Park. On city water and with city sewer out front on the street. Level property with very few trees, no watercourses and no easements.

Red hot neighborhood! The proposed townhouses are approximately 2300 sqft each and have a side by side double garage and large roof top patio (possible potential of $999,000 for each townhouse). Walk to all levels of schools. Minutes to everything.

DO NOT GO ON PROPERTY. Property is currently tenanted for $2300 month. Fantastic opportunity.

ATTENTION DEVELOPERS

Tracey Bosch 604-539-7653http://www.traceybosch.com

3386 200 STREET LANGLEY

MAPLE RIDGE 10 PRIVATE ACRES - 2 LEVEL W/ WALKOUT BASEMENT – BARN & GREENHOUSE – SMALL KIWI ORCHARD CITY WATER AT LOT LINE Fabulous 10 acres! Solid custom built 2 storey with JUST LISTED ONLY $2,199,000 a full walk out basement. Wonderful open plan main floor with soaring ceilings, lots of windows providing lots of natural light. A magnificent floor to ceiling brick fireplace in the living room. The kitchen is loaded with oak cabinets, a huge island with power and pantry. An intimate bright eating area and the solarium is showered with southern exposed sunlight. All the bedrooms have walk-in closets and the master bedroom has a full en-suite with walk-in shower. A huge unfinished walk-out basement is a blank canvas. Oversized garage 31’ X 23’. The land gently slopes from east to west with a small creek adding tranquility. A small kiwi orchard. A 40’ X 18’ barn for your pets plus a green house both with power. City water at the street.

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12321 264TH ST MAPLE RIDGE

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Tracey Bosch What Tracey’s Clients Have to Say We enjoyed working with Tracey throughout the process of selling our house. Tracey was obviously experienced and knowledgeable.

We discussed various strategies on how our house would sell best. Tracey and his team of professionals did a marvelous job safely during Covid. They generated interest in the property the few weeks leading up to it being listed. They produced a brochure that showed our house in the best possible way and it sold in a week or so for $100,000+ over asking. Thank you for selling our house, we will recommend you to our friends.

Mike and Jo-Ann Tracey did a great job of managing multiple stakeholders and selling the property fast.

Not much more you could ask for.

Scott We highly recommend Tracey Bosch as your choice of realtor. Having over 30 years as a realtor in the lower mainland, and obviously loving his job, Tracey provided effective advice and tips to help sell our home, which in turn provided a visual improvement to our home and resulted in a better experience for our viewers. We were so impressed with Tracey’s professionalism and likeable manner that we chose to use his services for our home sale and our home purchase. Responses to our texts, emails and phone calls were extremely prompt.

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HIT BY CAR “GEORGIE “ If you are the nice man that picked up our orange tabby cat after he was hit by a car while crossing the street on Stayte Rd/160th on Monday May 10th around 10:30 pm please reach out to us. When he didn’t come home that night we were worried as Georgie’s a very scheduled cat and would always be home for bed time. Two days later we heard from a neighbour that you had picked our Georgie up, although at the time he didn’t know who he belonged to. The neighbour also didn’t know if Georgie survived but he did see you comforting him and then wrapping him in something warm before you put him in your car. We feel you would have most likely thought of taking him to a pet hospital or veterinarian at that point but we’ve been calling around all week with no success. We’ve accepted that Georgie may not have survived, and if that’s the case we thank you for your kindness. We’re so glad that Georgie had someone to hold him even though it must have been such a traumatic experience for you.

Until we learn otherwise there’s always hope. Hope that maybe we’ll find Georgie waiting at the door one night for bedtime.

If you are that kind man, or any kind person with news about Georgie, maybe even a vet that recalls our cat being brought in that night or the next day please let us know.

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Synergy Rehabilitation Inc (business location #116 12565-88 Ave, Surrey BC) operates several Physiotherapy/Rehab clinics. For their clinic (work location) Unit #120 - 12852-96 Ave, Surrey BC, they require permanent F/T (40 hrs/wk) Administrative Assistant.

Duties include: Greet visitors, answer telephone and electronic enquiries, relay messages, prepare, edit and proof read correspondences, invoices and related materials, open and distribute mail, maintain manual and computerized filing systems, schedule and confirm appointments, order office supplies and maintain inventory. Secondary school and min 6 months experience. Language of work: English. Salary $21.50/hr + Medical and Dental benefits. Email resume to;

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Inc. located at 16185 48 Ave. Surrey, BC, V3Z 1E8, urgently requires full time, seasonal farm workers to work year round on their vegetable farms. Wages offered are $14.60/hr.

Opportunity to earn incremental pay raises, performance pay and bonuses (not guaranteed) upon performance evaluation at the discretion of the employer. Duties include planting, harvesting, washing, grading & packing vegetables. This position requires no education, formal training or work experience. Accommodation is available if required. Interested candidates should

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WALDUN FOREST Located in Maple Ridge, BC, needs Labourers.

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