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THE YEAR IN REVIEW: This year was a wild ride. We look back in this edition at the big events in Burnaby, including parents watching their kids go back to school (top left), the Giro di Burnaby (top right), Lunar New Year (middle right), snow on Burnaby Mountain (bottom right), Burnaby Blues + Roots Festival (bottom left) and a federal election (middle left). PHOTOS NOW FILES

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City NEWSMAKERS OF THE YEAR

The Burnaby task force on housing Mayor Mike Hurley kept a promise to bring stakeholders together to look at a new direction for Burnaby Kelvin Gawley

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Stop me if you’ve heard this one: A developer, a housing activist and a mayor walk into a room…

No, this isn’t the start of a bad joke. It’s the premise of Burnaby’s housing task force, which began meeting in February, tasked with finding solutions to the city’s housing woes.Those three individuals were joined by 15 others, representing the city’s renters, builders, workers, non-profit housing sector and more.

But here’s the punchline: They emerged five months later with a final report supported by all members.

In the midst of a superheated conversation around housing affordability, 18 people with disparate views, motives and backgrounds agreed on a suite of recommendations that could radically reshape the city in the years to come.

That’s why the Mayor’s Task Force on Community Housing is the Burnaby NOW’s Newsmaker of the Year for 2019.

Some members of the task force have admitted conversations became heated and emotional behind closed doors.That’s no surprise considering low-income renters and their advocates were sitting at the same table as some of the powerful developers whose projects displaced thousands of people.

What is surprising is how those two sides came to agree on a new tenant assistance program that guarantees renters displaced by development the right to remain in their community while paying the same rent.

Suddenly, some of the city’s most vulnerable residents can breathe much easier – and they have the task force’s motley crew to thank for it.

Options: Workshops (above) were held in 2019 to hash out ideas to deal, in part, with demovictions, the object of many protests in Burnaby (below). PHOTOS NOW FILES

The city has already followed another key task force recommendation by striking a deal with BC Housing to potentially build hundreds of new non-market housing units on six city-owned properties.

The task force’s true impact won’t be known for years to come. Only time will tell whether city council has the courage to fully implement the bold vision laid out by the task force members. But the task force has given us hope for a better future – one where everyone can belong in Burnaby with safe, affordable and comfortable homes and one where we can find common ground and a shared future despite our differences.

Help raise money by getting that Christmas tree chipped Kelvin Gawley

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Another Christmas has come and gone, and as you prepare for the new year, you’ll want to get rid of that tree in your living room.

Burnaby residents have

several options for disposing of their Christmas trees.

From Jan. 6 to 24, the city will be collecting trees.

Just place it on the curb outside your home on the sixth. If you’re in an apartment building, make sure all the trees are in one ac-

cessible location.

You can also drop your tree off at Burnaby’s EcoCentre at 4855 Still Creek Dr. between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. on any day of the week (except for NewYear’s Day).

On Jan. 4 and 5, you can

take your tree to city hall (4949 Canada Way) for a tree chipping event hosted by the Burnaby Firefighters Charitable Society and the Burnaby Civic Employees Union.

The service is by donation and will help fund the

city’s warming centres.You can also donate items such as toiletries, clothes and towels.

TREE RECYCLING GUIDELINES FROM THE CITY OF BURNABY: Ð Remove all ornaments, tinsel and lights

Ð Do not bag or put your tree in your green bin Ð Trees over five feet must be cut in half Ð No artificial trees are accepted Ð Trees sprayed with snow foam cannot be recycled

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Citynow 2019: THE YEAR IN REVIEW

Politics, pipeline project and some high-profile crimes Every year at this time, we take a look back through the news stories of the past year to remember some of the events and people that shaped our city.

Here are some of the highlights (and lowlights) of the news from 2019: JANUARY We learn that crooning pays. B.C. Assessment revealed a new valuation for Burnaby-born-and-bred singer Michael Bublé’s property on Government Road. In a year, it increased from $11.7 million to $21.7 million. All he had to do was build a massive new mansion on the lot in the meantime.

KarenWang flames out spectacularly.Within a week of launching her campaign as the Liberal candidate in the Feb. 25 Burnaby South byelection, she was accused of racism for a social media post, resigned from the race, attempted to reverse that resignation and was eventually replaced by former BC Liberal MLA Richard Lee as the Liberal candidate.

Svend Robinson launches an attempted comeback.

After 15 years away from politics, the former Burnaby MP, who served in Parliament for 25 years, kicked off his campaign to oust Burnaby North-Seymour’s Liberal MP Terry Beech ahead of the October federal election.

Luka Gordic’s friends and family cheer and weep as his killer is sentenced to life in prison.The teen was killed in 2015 outside a 7-Eleven inWhistler after he was swarmed by a group of youths.

The City of Burnaby installs a traffic signal at a notorious crosswalk a year after a teen was killed

there. Fernanda Girotto, a 15-year-old Brazilian exchange student, was hit and killed at the Cariboo Road crossing near the Highway 1 overpass in January of 2018.

Two more people were hit there in the next two days, sparking anger from neighbours who had long called for better safety measures.

FEBRUARY Jagmeet Singh celebrates a badly needed victory in Burnaby South, winning a byelection and earning a seat in the House of Commons for the first time.The NDP leader came out on top following a contentious, and at times ugly, campaign.

Contentious as ever, the Trans Mountain expansion project lurches towards construction once more as the National Energy Board recommends for a second time that the federal government approve the project.The reconsideration report followed a Federal Court of Appeal ruling that quashed the initial approval because it was based upon a flawed NEB report.

A man is rushed to hospital following a targeted shooting in a quiet Burnaby neighbourhood.The 39-year-old was found in a black sedan at the corner of Smith Avenue and Price Street.

A Burnaby father is told his employer had the right to fire him when he refused to take out-of-province work. Brian Suen had argued to the Human Rights Tribunal that his employer discriminated against him on the basis of family status when it assigned him to work in Manitoba shortly after the birth of his daughter.The tribunal and B.C. Supreme Court ruled in the father’s favour, but the B.C.

For Luka: Clara and Mitch Gordic talk to media outside B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver in January, after three men were sentenced in the 2015 killing of their son, Luka. PHOTO NOW FILES.

Court of Appeal later overturned those decisions.

A man who allegedly shot a cop is apprehended in Burnaby following a dayslong manhunt. Daon Gordon Glasgow was arrested at a home on Boundary Road after he allegedly shot a police officer in Surrey earlier that week.

MARCH Two cops recover in hospital after being hit by a driver.The Burnaby RCMP and Abbotsford Police members were both injured by a suspected drunk driver fleeing police.

A man is convicted, while his girlfriend is acquitted, for a fatal sucker punch.

Lawrence Sharpe, 40, and his partner Oldouz Porunouruz, 35, were both charged with manslaughter after Sharpe punched 22-year-old Michael PageVincelli in a North Burnaby in 2017.

Here and gone: Karen Wang shakes hands with Burnaby South Liberal supporters at the beginning of her ill-fated campaign for the Liberals in the February byelection. PHOTO NOW FILES

Café customers were left standing, as a new JJ Bean location in Big Bend was not allowed to have tables and chairs due to zoning restrictions.The city said it was unlikely to approve a rezoning because it didn’t want the café drawing traffic to the area (but city council did rezone it to allow tables and chairs later in the year).

A City of Burnaby employee is ordered to provide proof of her allergies, as evidence of her allegations against her employer at the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal.Tracy Klewchuk, a 26year city employee who has worked at various recreation centres around Burnaby, claimed the city repeatedly exposed her to latex, onions and garlic – which she says she’s allergic to – between 2008 and 2018, deprived her of work opportunities and then gave her a negative performance review in retaliation for her complaints of discrimination.

Three Burnaby businesses lose thousands of dollars after their employees were duped by the so-called CEO scam, in which fraudsters posing at managers, presidents and CEOs email employees of a company, instructing them to take money and buy gift cards, like iTunes cards orVISA gift cards.

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Opinionnow OUR VIEW

This is what’s next for the speculation tax in B.C.

More changes are in store for housing in B.C. B.C.’s speculation tax will rise from 0.5% to 2% for land owned by foreign owners or satellite families, according to the Ministry of Finance.

In addition, an exemption for vacant land ended this week.

A speculation and vacancy tax year is the same as a calendar year, and tax levied Dec. 31 is due the following July.

The changes are in line

with legislation that created the tax, a levy the government says has been successful in targeting speculators.

“When we introduced the speculation and vacancy tax, our province was at the peak of a real estate crisis, and moderation in the market was long overdue,” Minister of Finance Carole James said.

“Based on the data from the first year, we see the tax is working as it was designed to: capturing speculators, foreign owners and

people who own vacant homes, while exempting more than 99.8% of British Columbians.”

What else can be expected in the tax’s second year?

The ministry said property owners will benefit from a retroactive exemption for Canadian Armed Forces members and spouses while in active service and a retroactive exemption for people who own properties accessible only by water.

A longer phase-out will be provided for temporary

exemptions, and the exemption for rental-restricted stratas will now end Dec. 31, 2021.

Strata condo property owners restricted from renting when the tax became law will continue to qualify for a grandfathering exemption, meaning new owners and owners subject to new rental restrictions do not qualify.

To prevent tax avoidances,Victoria is increasing identification and information required from corpo-

rations, trusts and partnerships, and foreign owners.

Some who thought their privacy was being violated by that information-gathering contested the information being sought.

The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner thought otherwise.

“I am satisfied that the property owner’s name, address, date of birth, social insurance number and email address relate to and are necessary for the pro-

gram of administering the tax,” adjudicator Erika Syrotuck said.

So what happens with all of that tax money collected?

James says the province raked in $115 million and that those funds will be used to help fund affordable housing.

Creating affordable housing for low-income citizens seems like a good way to spend tax dollars.

MY VIEW KEITH BALDREY

ICBC will dog BC NDP in 2020

The passage into a new year often means little in politics, as many issues and controversies have a staying power that far exceeds a change in the calendar.

As much as any government may like certain things to simply disappear at the stroke of midnight on New Year’s Eve, the reality is some things are still there in plain sight well after the last glass of bubbly is consumed.

Which brings me to point out some issues that have dogged the BC NDP government.

Here are some examples of issues that will make life difficult for the government in 2020: Ð The ongoing dumpster fire that is ICBC. More than $1 billion in losses were supposed to be eliminated this fiscal year, but for now it looks like ICBC may end up falling $400 million short – if not the entire $1 billion if certain court cases against its touted reforms succeed.

Attorney-General David Eby has used the word “catastrophe” to describe what losing those court cases – brought against the corporation’s decision to cap socalled minor injury financial claims – could mean. At the very least, it could tip the provincial budget into a deficit situation. Ð The forestry crisis shows no signs of ending. In fact, the closure or curtailment of dozens of mills and the layoffs of hundreds of forest workers may signal a fundamental and permanent restructuring of the forest industry.The current situation is not the result of the traditional boom-and-bust nature of a natural resource

industry. Instead, the latest round of closures and layoffs has been building for years and is tied to a number of factors, not the least of which is the dwindling lack of fibre supply.The days of large mills churning out milled two-by-fours are ending, and it will take considerable time for those that survive to make the switch to producing different products, such as value-added ones.The political cost to the NDP could be enormous. ÐWill ride hailing ever really take root in B.C.?While many citizens beg for this industry to set up operations, it has run smack into a politically powerful taxi lobby and a government that has never really displayed much interest in it.

I have long maintained that ride hailing – with its mix of a low-paying, parttime non-union work force and an aversion to workplace regulations – is about as far away from the NDP’s political DNA as an industry can get.

The industry’s future is in the hands of the obscure Passenger Transportation Board, an independent government agency that is minimally staffed and now scrambling to deal with a giant political hot potato handed to it by the apparently disinterested NDP government.

Good luck to it.

So there you have three ongoing controversies to usher in the NewYear.Who knows, they may still be alive and kicking another year from now.

Keith Baldrey is chief political reporter for Global BC.

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Street needs lighting Editor: Re: Burnaby police hunt for driver who seriously injured a child and fled, NOW news I was very upset to hear about the 13-year-old boy who was seriously injured by a hit-and-run driver on Humphries Street at 17th Avenue.

Humphries Street has a lot of pedestrians, especially during the early morning and late afternoon, when it’s dark. They come from the houses, and many come from Hillside Gardens at the foot of 18th Avenue. They are going to the bus stop, the community centre, shopping on Edmonds.

There are a lot of pedestrians.

The problem is that Humphries, for four blocks, from Edmonds to 16th Avenue, has only two street lamps – one at 17th and one at 18th. There are no sidewalks. The edges of the road are a patchwork of asphalt and puddles, which causes pedestrians to walk on the road where cars drive.

There are no painted lines. The stretch between 18th and 19th is as dark as a forest. There is no street lamp at 19th. Along with rain, no sidewalks and people’s propensity for dressing entirely in black, it is a wonder that more people haven’t been hurt on Humphries Street.

A survey or count would show that Humphries has more than enough pedestrians to justify sidewalks and a few more street lamps. Thankfully, the 13-year-old boy will recover, and hopefully the driver will come forward or be caught. But something needs to be done about Humphries Street. Maybe I should get off the couch and start a petition instead of hoping someone else does something.

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My landlord is playing favourites with tenants Editor: Is it just me, or do landlords like to play favourites when it comes to tenants? I’ve been renting from a Burnaby (North) apartment building for a couple of years now and have had so much trouble with the tenant next to me. According to others, this tenant has been a problem for several years, but management routinely does nothing about it.

This tenant is constantly noisy at all hours of the night – sometimes throwing tantrums for seemingly no reason at all, playing loud music, the list goes on and on – and into the wee hours of the morning. Even with audio-recorded proof, management does nothing and accuses those complaining of lying.

Or their other answer is: “If you don’t like it, leave.” Um, maybe try resolving the problem instead of siding with them when there is ample evidence that proves otherwise.

The almost regular noise emitting from this neighbouring unit has caused me and others to lose sleep, to call in sick to work and even take days off without pay. It’s really beginning to affect my health.

But hey, the rest of us are the problem, right?

I am so sick of tenants who couldn’t care less about their neighbours and think they can behave as atrociously as this and get away with it and equally as sick of landlords who do nothing and sit by and let it happen.

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Housing activists, pipeline protesters in the news Continued from page 5 APRIL A 32-year-old Burnaby woman is fatally wounded in what police describe as a targeted shooting in NorthVancouver on April 2.

Ngoc Mai (Anita) Nguyen, a mother of a three-year-old daughter, was gunned down in broad daylight in a parking lot outside of her place of work in the 1100 block of Lonsdale Avenue. Although police weren’t certain of the motive, they believed the shooting “was not random.”

Housing activists hit the streets in Burnaby on April 6 in solidarity with an international movement fighting against “rent insanity.”

The wave of protests began in Berlin with Mietenwahnsinn, a group of German activists calling for the expropriation of 200,000 rental apartments by government.

Burnaby protesters rallied in Metrotown – one of 40 such demonstrations worldwide – but stopped short of calling for government expropriations of rental units.

City council votes to slash a controversial program that allows some local politicians and volunteers to golf for free. The fee-waiver program allowed certain past and present city officials and volunteers free access to city leisure facilities. Proposed changes passed at an April 8 meeting discontinued the perk for past mayors and councillors, former parks commissioners and all members of the school and library boards.Three councillors, Paul McDonell, Col-

leen Jordan and Dan Johnston voted against the cuts.

Politicians wielding goldcoloured shovels break ground on a 125-unit “affordable housing” project on Sussex Avenue near Beresford Street on April 23. It was the official construction kickoff for a 14-storey apartment building slated for completion in 2020.

Seventy-two-year-old grandpa Terry Christenson is arrested on April 30 after scaling a cottonwood tree on Trans Mountain’sWestridge Marine Terminal property and staying there overnight to protest the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project. His 30-metre-high demonstration came to an end when RCMP Emergency Response Team members climbed the tree and took him into custody. He faced criminal contempt of court charges for breaking a court injunction meant to prevent interference with work on the pipeline.

MAY Byrne Creek Community School teacher Laida Falsetto is named Burnaby’s outstanding citizen of the year.

A teacher at the school since 2006, Falsetto was awarded the Kushiro Cup for her charitable work and her work mentoring students, including helping them apply for scholarships, running leadership programs and helping refugee students settle.

A 16-month-old toddler

dies after being left in a hot car for several hours. Emergency crews were called to Inman Avenue near Kingsway, close to Central Park, at about 5:45 p.m. on May 9 to find an unresponsive infant in the back seat.The father of the child was “totally distraught” at the scene, according to assistant fire Chief DaveYounger. No arrests were made. Burnaby RCMP Chief Supt. Deanne Burleigh called death “absolutely heartbreaking.”

The Mayor’s Task Force on Community Housing releases an interim report halfway through its six-month mandate. Comprised of local politicians, activists, developers, non-profit housing providers and local residents, the task force recommended 10 “quick starts” to address the city’s housing woes, including such things as regulating short-term rentals, creating a rent bank, gathering empty homes data and pursuing strategic partnerships.

City council unanimously endorses an ambitious plan to use its new rental-only zoning powers, bestowed on cities by the province.

Once implemented, the plan would require one-to-one rental replacements by developers as well as affordable rents in the new apartments.The plan also called for 20% purpose built rental in all new multi-family developments. Staff also recommended adding rentals to commercial zones, protecting existing rentals and implementing vacancy rent

Pipeline protest: Terry Christenson scaled a tree and made camp to protest the Trans Mountain Expansion Project. He was arrested on April 30. PHOTO NOW FILES

Trudeau time: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took some time out for selfies during a visit to Hats Off Day in Burnaby in June. He also made time for a meeting with Mayor Mike Hurley, who took the chance to plead the city’s case for help with the bill for policing pipeline protests. PHOTO NOW STAFF

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JUNE Mayor Mike Hurley uses 40 minutes of face time with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to plead the city’s case on a few important issues.Trudeau put in an appearance at Hats Off Day in the Heights on June 1 and made time for the mayor.

Hurley used the one-on-one to push for the feds to pick up a $1.8-million RCMP bill for policing pipeline protests in Burnaby and to ensure the safety of the expanded Trans Mountain tank farm. He also advocated for less red tape at Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation.

City council advances plans for the municipality’s first government-run cannabis stores. At a June 10 meeting, council directed staff to keep working with the province’s Liquor Distribution Branch on two stores it planned to open on Kingsway – one in the Old Orchard Shopping Centre in Metrotown and the other in the Kings Crossing development in Edmonds.The city wasn’t considering allowing private retail cannabis stores and planned to allow only one government store in each of the city’s four town centres.

A 33-year-old man is declared “neurologically deceased” after being hit by a transit bus on Hastings Street at Carleton Avenue on June 11. Burnaby RCMP said they got a re-

port at 5:45 p.m. that two men were fighting at the corner. During the altercation, police said “one of the males entered the roadway” and was hit by a bus.

A 62-year-old man, with whom the 33-year-old had reportedly been fighting, was taken into custody but was released without charges.

sault.” A 43-year-old woman claimed that an elderly couple splashed hot soup in her face at Crystal Mall. Police said the two parties did not know each other.Witnesses told police the altercation had ensued after the woman and the couple, a 79-yearold woman and an 84-yearold man, got into an argument.

Mayor Mike Hurley calls the federal government’s June 18 approval of the Trans Mountain expansion project a “slap in the face” and vows to keep up the fight against it. It was the second time Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government had given approval to the expansion.The first go-ahead was quashed by the Federal Court of Appeal, which found the government had not adequately consulted each of six First Nations that had challenged the project’s approval.

A Metrotown resident complains of unbearable noise in his apartment from construction “ridiculously close” to his building.

The city said it had received complaints about the noise, but said it had responded “accordingly.”

Veteran Burnaby firefighter, Ken “the Tin Man” Kinney is honoured in a lineof-duty funeral on June 25.

Kinney, a healthy, fit nonsmoker, according to colleagues, had died on June 7 after an 18-month battle with lung cancer. Hundreds of active and retired firefighters paid their respects at a processional, an emotional service and a recessional that closed down a stretch of Willingdon Avenue in both directions.

A 22-year-old man recovers from non-life-threatening injuries after being shot inside an SUV in the Edmonds neighbourhood. Police said the suspect and victim were believed to have been known to each other.

JULY Two seniors face charges after an alleged “soup as-

A 32-year-old man faces multiple charges of assault with a weapon after he allegedly jabbed several people with a capped hypodermic needle at Metrotown mall. Police said no one was injured.

Police say alcohol was likely a factor in a hit-andrun that killed a 53-year-old cyclist on Burnaby Mountain.The Jeep driver suspected of hitting Charles Masala, an engineer and father of two, did not stop at the scene but was arrested later, according to police.

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Preschool Programs Clay-time (Parent & Tot) | 3-5 years Willingdon W (6) 4-5pm Baby's First Dance & Play | 2-16 months Cameron M (6) 10:30-11:15am Creative Ballet | 3 years Bonsor Su (15) 1:50-2:20pm Cameron Th (10) 9:45-10:15am Eileen Dailly F (9) 4:40-5:10pm Creative Ballet | 3-4 years Cameron Th (10) 10:20-11:05am Willingdon F (10) 10:20-11:05am Creative Ballet | 3½-5 years Bonsor M (15) 5:05-5:50pm W (9) 10:35-11:20am Creative Ballet | 4-5 years Cameron Th (10) 11:10-11:55am Willingdon F (10) 11:10-11:55am Creative Dance | 3-5 years Eileen Dailly F (9) 3:45-4:30pm Creative Dance | 3½-5 years Bonsor M (8) 12:15-1pm Creative Dance | 3-4 years Edmonds F (10) 2:35-3:20pm Creative Dance | 4-5 years Edmonds Th (8) 3:25-4:10pm Creative Dance to Live Music | 4 years Shadbolt Su (8) 11:05-11:50am Creative Dance to Live Music | 5 years Shadbolt Su (8) 12noon-1pm First Steps - Creative Dance | 2-3 years Edmonds F (8) 2-2:30pm Dance Mania | 4-5 years Edmonds Su (8) 1-1:45pm Dance with Me, Daddy! | 2-3 years Bonsor Su (9) 9:40-10:25am Dance with Me, Baby! | 12-24 months Bonsor M (8) 9:45-10:15am

Jan 29 509550 $48.00 Jan 20 509996 $24.45 Jan 12 Jan 9 Jan 17

526439 $60.00 509446 $40.00 509447 $36.00

Jan 9 Jan 10

509452 $60.00 509449 $60.00

Jan 6 Jan 15

527197 $90.00 509385 $54.00

Jan 9 Jan 10

509451 509445

Jan 17

509436 $54.00

Jan 13

509541

$48.00

Jan 10

509707

$60.00

Jan 16

509705 $48.00

Jan 12

507559

$96.00

Jan 12

507563

$96.00

Jan 24 509708

$26.20

Jan 12

509727

$48.00

Jan 12

509585 $44.20

Jan 13

509367

$60.00 $60.00

Dance With Me, Baby! | 12-24 months Edmonds Th (10) 9:15-9:45am Jan 9 Su (8) 11-11:30am Jan 12 Tu (8) 9:30-10am Jan 14 Kinder Ballet | 5 years Edmonds F (10) 3:30-4:30pm Jan 10 Su (8) 12:30-1:30pm Jan 12 Mini Hip Hoppers | 4-5 years Edmonds Sa (9) 2:55-3:40pm Jan 11 Th (8) 4:55-5:40pm Jan 16 Mom 'n' Me Dance | 2-3 years Bonsor Sa (9) 9-9:45am Jan 11 M (8) 10:25-11:10am Jan 13 W (9) 9:45-10:30am Jan 15 Edmonds Tu (8) 10:05-10:50am Jan 14 Parent & Tot - Creative Dance | 2-3 years Cameron Th (10) 12noon-12:30pm Jan 9 Willingdon F (10) 12noon-12:30pm Jan 10 Parent & Tot- Creative Dance | 12-24 months University Highlands School W (8) 5:20-5:50pm Jan 22 Preschool Tap | 4-5 years Edmonds F (17) 3:30-4:15pm Jan 10 Baby Signing & Song | 8-12 months Bonsor Th (8) 10:30-11:15am Jan 16 Baby Signing & Song Level ll | 8-12 months Eileen Dailly W (8) 12noon-12:45pm Jan 15 Baby Signing & Song | 1-10 months Edmonds F (8) 9:30-10:15am Jan 17 Babytime Music & Movement | 3-11 months Edmonds W (8) 10:15-10:45am Jan 15 Th (8) 11:05-11:35am Jan 16 Sa (9) 9:30am-10am Jan 11 Babytime Music & Movement | 11-23 months Edmonds W (8) 9:25-10:10am Jan 15 Th (8) 10:15-11am Jan 16 Do Re Mi, for Me | 3½-5 years Bonsor Tu (9) 10:40-11:25am Jan 14

509365 $32.75 509364 $26.20 509363 $26.20 506073 515413

$80.00 $64.00

525771 527320

$54.00 $48.00

509576 509374 509379 509518

$44.20 $39.30 $44.20 $39.30

509370 509371

$27.25 $27.25

509584 $21.72 506100

$102.00

509398 $39.30 507474

$39.30

523133

$39.30

509377 $26.20 509380 $26.20 509381 $29.50 509376 509378

$39.30 $39.30

510004

$54.00

Programs for everyone!

Music & My Baby | 1-12 months Eileen Dailly F (8) 11:45am-12:30pm Jan 17 507326 $78.20 Music & My Baby/Music & My Toddler-Combined | 1 month-3 years Eileen Dailly F (8) 12:45-1:30pm Jan 17 507325 $78.20 Musical Rascals | 2-3 years Bonsor Tu (9) 9:45-10:30am Jan 14 510000 $44.20 Edmonds Th (8) 11:40am-12:35pm Jan 16 509702 $39.30 Orff/Kodaly | 3½-5 years Bonsor W (8) 11:20am-12:05pm Jan 22 509390 $48.00 F (9) 11:20am-12:05pm Jan 17 509393 $54.00 Uke & I: Parent & Tot | 3 years & up Edmonds Su (5) 12:25-12:55pm Jan 26 528360 $16.40 Young Tunes | 3-5 years Edmonds W (8) 11:45am-12:30pm Jan 15 509703 $48.00 Th (8) 12:45-1:30pm Jan 16 509704 $48.00 Shadbolt Sa (8) 9-9:45am Jan 11 507873 $52.40 A is for Art, F is for Family | 2½-4 years Bonsor F (8) 10:45-11:45am Jan 17 509401 $52.40 Edmonds Tu (10) 10:30-11:30am Jan 7 509357 $65.50 Art & Phonics! | 3½-4 years Bonsor Th (8) 10:45-11:45am Jan 16 509562 $64.00 Art & Phonics! | 3-5 years Edmonds Tu (10) 12noon-1pm Jan 7 509360 $80.00 Artful Duo - Parent & Me Studio Time | 2-5 years Art Gallery F (4) 9:30-10:30am Feb 14 509662 $22.80 F (4) 11:15am-12:15pm Feb 14 509663 $22.80 ClayPlay & Paint | 3½-5 years Bonsor F (8) 9:30-10:30am Jan 17 509400 $64.00 Drawing Through Reading | 4-5 years Edmonds Su (8) 9:45-10:45am Jan 12 509728 $64.00 Nature, Art, & Stories | 2-3 years Edmonds Tu (5) 9:15-10:15am Feb 11 509511 $32.75 Parent & Tot: Adventures in Art | 18 months-2 years Edmonds Tu (5) 9:30-10:15am Jan 7 509359 $24.60 Pencils, Paints & Plasticine | 4-5 years Edmonds Sa (8) 9:45-10:30am Jan 11 511017 $48.00 Preschool Messy Makers | 3-5 years Willingdon Sa (7) 9:15-10:30am Jan 25 509655 $57.35

$26.20

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Continued from Preschool Programs A is for Art | 3-5 years Eileen Dailly M (11) 12:45-2:45pm Jan 6 506905 $181.30 Busy Bees | 10 months-5 years University Highlands School Tu (9) 9:30-11am Jan 14 508633 $73.30 Charles Rummel F (9) 9:45-11:15am Jan 17 509486 $73.30 Willingdon Th (9) 9:45-11:15am Jan 16 508372 $73.30 Cooking Time for Toddlers | 17-36 months Wesburn F (6) 9:30-11am Feb 7 509599 $74.15 Creations & Inventions | 3-5 years Willingdon F (9) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 17 508116 $148.30 University Highlands School M (8) 9:30-11:30am Jan 13 508631 $131.85 Daily Discoveries (Colours & Shapes) | 3-5 years Edmonds Sa (6) 9:30-11:30am Jan 11 508544 $115.35 Kinder Carpenters | 4-5 years Edmonds M (9) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 6 508545 $148.30 Play to Learn Preschool Play activities help children develop physical, intellectual, social and emotional skills. This fun learning environment includes a variety of recreational and educational play using art, music, science, play stations, group activities and routines. Visit us at burnaby.ca/webreg for locations and start dates.

Pre-Kindergarten | 4-5 years Cameron Tu (8) 9:30-11:30am Jan 14 509716 $131.85 Preschool Explorers | 3-5 years Bonsor F (9) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 17 525972 $148.30 Preschool Sports & More | 3-5 years Charles Rummel F (9) 9:30-11:30am Jan 17 508499 $118.25 Storybook Adventures | 3-5 years Edmonds W (10) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 8 508558 $164.80 Forest Grove W (8) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 22 508495 $131.85 Teeny Valentine Special | 18-5 months Bonsor Su (1) 10-11:30am Feb 9 507817 $12.35 Edmonds Sa (1) 12:30-2pm Feb 8 508560 $12.35 Toddler Build & Play | 17-36 months Wesburn M (6) 9:30-11am Jan 20 509602 $48.85 Preschool Sports & Games - Variety | 4-5 years Bonsor Sa (9) 12:05-12:50pm Jan 11 507921 $44.35 Preschool Sports & Games - Floor Hockey | 3-5 years Willingdon M (8) 12:30-1:45pm Jan 13 508368 $65.70 Preschool Sports & Games - Soccer | 4-5 years Bonsor Th (9) 11:15am-12noon Jan 16 507957 $44.35 Kindergym | 40 months-5 years Cameron Tu (8) 2:45-3:30pm Jan 14 509795 $39.40 Th (9) 2:30-3:15pm Jan 16 509993 $44.35 Beaver Buddies - Parent & Tot | 3-5 years Burnaby Lake Nature House Sa (1) 10-11:30am Mar 7 519825 $13.51

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Family Activities BAG Family Activities | All ages Gallery Su (1) 1-4pm Su (1) 1-4pm Su (1) 1-4pm Family Paint Night | 8-12 years with adult Edmonds F (1) 6-7:30pm Family Day Fun & Games | All ages Cameron M (1) 11am-1pm Yoga for Families | 4 years & up Edmonds Su (6) 10-10:45am Yoga for Families | 7 years & up Cameron Su (4) 10:45-11:30am Su (4) 10:45-11:30am Edmonds Su (6) 11-11:45am Yoga for Families | 8 years & up Eileen Dailly Su (6) 11am-12noon Family Hike | 6 years & up Creekside M (1) 1-3pm Family Snowshoeing Trip | 5 years & up Departs from City Hall Sa (1) 10am-2pm Sa (1) 10am-2pm

Jan 12 Feb 9 Mar 8

519976 519977 519978

No Fee No Fee No Fee

Feb 21 527856

$12.00

Feb 17

520043 No Fee

Jan 26 519801

$29.48

Jan 12 519905 Feb 9 519906 Jan 26 519802

$19.65 $19.65 $29.48

Jan 19

520047

$39.30

Feb 17

519827

No Fee

Jan 25 519815 Feb 8 519818

$47.95 $47.95

Adapted Programs Music Explorations | 5-12 years Bonsor M (9) 6:15-7pm Music Explorations | 13 years & up Bonsor M (9) 7-7:45pm Fitness Challenge | 16-75 years Bonsor W (9) 12noon-1pm Adapted Yoga | 18 years & up Edmonds F (7) 10:30am-12noon

Jan 6

518360

$48.60

Jan 6

518361

$48.60

Jan 15

515202

$37.35

Jan 31

519795

$59.85

Acro Dance | 7-9 years Edmonds Sa (16) 1-2pm Jan 11 506081 Acro Dance 1.5 | 8-11 years Bonsor Su (16) 3:05-4:05pm Jan 5 506289 Sa (16) 12:30-1:30pm Jan 11 505994 Contemporary Jazz | 9-12 years Bonsor Sa (8) 3:05-4:05pm Jan 18 520208 Hip Hop | 6-8 years Edmonds M (8) 3:30-4:30pm Jan 13 512152 Hip Hop | 7-9 years Bonsor W (8) 3:45-4:45pm Jan 22 519356 Hip Hop | 8-11 years Edmonds M (8) 4:35-5:35pm Jan 13 506088 Hip Hop | 9-12 years Bonsor W (8) 4:50-5:50pm Jan 22 519357 Hip Hop | 9-12 years Bonsor W (8) 4:50-5:50pm Jan 22 519357 Sa (8) 2-3pm Jan 18 519363 Jazz | 6-8 years Bonsor Sa (8) 12:35-1:35pm Jan 18 519361 Modern Dance | 6-9 years Eileen Dailly F (9) 6:10-7:10pm Jan 17 517375 Modern Dance for Beginners | 6-9 years University Highlands School W (8) 3:25-4:25pm Jan 22 517378 Street Dance 101 | 8-10 years Bonsor Su (8) 4:10-5:10pm Jan 19 506013 Street Dance 101 | 11-14 years Bonsor Su (8) 5:15-6:15pm Jan 19 506014 Tap Dance | 6-8 years Edmonds F (9) 5:10-6:10pm Jan 10 506303 Tap Dance | 10-13 years Bonsor W (9) 6-7pm Jan 15 517560 Zumba® Kids | 7-10 years Edmonds M (4) 4:15-5pm Feb 3 519809 Making Stories - Creative Writing | 9-12 years Edmonds Sa (8) 9:30-10:30am Jan 18 518169 Word Play | 6-8 years Edmonds Sa (8) 10:40-11:40am Jan 18 518257 Word Play | 7-10 years Bonsor Sa (8) 1:15-2:15pm Jan 18 520252 Custom Comics | 8-12 years Edmonds M (4) 5:30-7pm Feb 10 521238 EV3 Mindstorms Robotics | 8-12 years Bonsor W (4) 5:30-7pm Feb 12 520262 Edmonds M-F (5) 3:30-5:30pm Mar 16 525883 LEGO® Boost Robotics | 8-12 years Bonsor W (4) 5:30-7pm Jan 15 520261 Classical Animation | 8-12 years Shadbolt M (8) 5:15-6:45pm Jan 6 507900 Kid Tech | 7-8 years Shadbolt F (9) 3:45-4:45pm Jan 10 507912 Creating Storybooks & Comic Books - Intro | 9-12 years Shadbolt Sa (8) 10:45am-12:15pm Jan 11 521709 Game Design Level II | 9-13 years Willingdon Th (8) 4:45-5:45pm Jan 23 518153 Mini Coding: Game Design | 9-12 years Edmonds W (8) 4-5pm Jan 22 519346 Robotix for Youth | 9-13 years Shadbolt Sa (8) 2:30-4:30pm Jan 11 514026 Wedo Robotics Junior | 6-8 years Bonsor W (4) 3:45-5:15pm Jan 15 520162 Edmonds M (4) 3:45-5:15pm Feb 10 518795 W (4) 3:45-5:15pm Feb 12 520163 Wedo Robotics Senior | 9-12 years Edmonds M (4) 5:30-7pm Jan 13 518793 Ukulele, Short Term | 7-12 years Edmonds Su (5) 11:30am-12:15pm Jan 26 528361 Violin: Semi-Private - Short Term | 7-9 years Edmonds Tu (8) 4:55-5:25pm Jan 21 525137 Violin: Semi-Private | 9-12 years Edmonds Sa (8) 1:30-2pm Jan 11 518166 Tu (8) 4:20-4:50pm Jan 21 525138 Creative Drama | 6-8 years Shadbolt Sa (8) 9:30-11am Jan 11 510166 Th (8) 4-5:30pm Jan 16 510155

$156.00 $156.00 $156.00 $64.00 $64.00 $64.00 $64.00 $64.00 $64.00 $64.00 $64.00 $72.00

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City of Burnaby | Parks | Recreation | Culture NEW YEAR, NEW YOU! Drama Adventures | 6-8 years Bonsor Sa (8) 10-11am Edmonds Th (8) 3:25-4:25pm Drama Adventures | 7-9 years Shadbolt Sa (8) 10:45am-12:15pm Sa (8) 12:45-2:15pm Drama Basics | 8-12 years University Highlands School Tu (4) 3-4:30pm Drama Games & Improv | 9-12 years Edmonds Th (8) 4:30-5:30pm Drama One | 10-13 years Shadbolt Th (8) 5:45-7:45pm Sa (8) 12:30-2:30pm Theatre Kids | 9-12 years Bonsor Sa (8) 11:15am-12:15pm Animation & Character Design | 9-12 years Bonsor Sa (8) 2:30-3:45pm Animation Studio | 9-12 years Bonsor Tu (8) 5-6:15pm Art Under Foot | 4-6 years Gallery Sa (4) 10-11am Art Under Foot | 6-9 years Gallery Sa (4) 11:30am-1pm Budding Artists | 5-6 years Shadbolt Tu (8) 3:30-4:30pm Cartooning | 7-10 years Shadbolt Sa (8) 9:30-11am Cartooning | 8-12 years Shadbolt M (8) 3:30-5pm Comics & Cartooning | 8-12 years Willingdon Sa (7) 12:15-1:45pm Creative Artworks | 5-8 years University Highlands School Th (9) 3-4:30pm Creative Artworks | 7-11 years Forest Grove School Th (4) 3-4:30pm Creative Artworks | 8-12 years Willingdon Tu (6) 3:30-5pm Creative Artworks | 9-12 years University Highlands School F (8) 3-4:30pm Drawing & Cartooning | 6-8 years Bonsor Tu (8) 3:45-4:45pm Edmonds Su (8) 10:30am-11:30am Drawing & Cartooning | 9-12 years Bonsor Th (8) 5:45-6:45pm Edmonds Su (8) 11:45am-1pm

Jan 18 520176 Jan 23 521832

$64.00 $64.00

Jan 11 Jan 11

$96.00 $96.00

Jan 21

510162 510164

527211

$48.00

Jan 23 521833

$64.00

Jan 16 Jan 11

$128.00 $128.00

510157 510158

Jan 18

520181

$64.00

Jan 18

519922

$80.00

Jan 21

520258 $80.00

Feb 22 510014

$32.00

Feb 22 519966

$48.00

Jan 14

514023

$64.00

Jan 11

514011

$96.00

Jan 13

514986

$96.00

Jan 25 518145

$84.00

Jan 16

526989 $108.00

Jan 23 526986 $48.00 Feb 4

518184

Jan 17

526990 $96.00

Jan 21 Jan 12

519310 518266

Jan 16 Jan 12

519331 518267

$72.00

$64.00 $64.00 $64.00 $80.00

Drawing, Painting & Collage | 5-7 years Edmonds Sa (8) 11am-12noon Jan 11 Su (8) 12:30-1:30pm Jan 12 Drawing, Painting & Sculpture | 6-8 years Shadbolt Sa (8) 11:30am-1pm Jan 11 Drawing, Painting & Collage | 7-10 years Shadbolt Sa (8) 9:30-11am Jan 11 Drawing, Painting & Collage | 8-10 years Edmonds Sa (8) 12:30-1:30pm Jan 11 Junior Architects | 8-11 years Bonsor Tu (8) 6:30-7:45pm Jan 21 Like the Masters: Drawing & Painting | 6½-8 years Bonsor Sa (8) 9:30-10:45am Jan 18 Like the Masters: Drawing & Painting | 9-12 years Bonsor Sa (8) 11am-12:15pm Jan 18 Monster & Animal Creation | 6-8 years Bonsor Sa (8) 1:15-2:15pm Jan 18 Paint & Sketch | 5-8 years University Highlands School Tu (9) 3-4:30pm Jan 14 Paint Night | 6-8 years Edmonds F (1) 4-5:30pm Feb 7 F (1) 4-5:30pm Mar 6 Paint Night | 9-12 years Edmonds F (1) 6-7:30pm Feb 7 F (1) 6-7:30pm Mar 6 Sculptooning | 7-11 years Shadbolt Sa (8) 2-4pm Jan 11 Sculpture | 9-13 years Shadbolt Sa (8) 2-4pm Jan 11 Clayworks | 7-10 years Bonsor Su (6) 1:45-3pm Jan 26 Tie Dye & Shibori for Youth | 8-12 years Shadbolt M (8) 3:45-5:45pm Jan 13 Kinder Ventures | 5-6 years Willingdon Tu-Th (3) 9:30am-12noon Mar 24 Babysitter's Basics | 11-15 years Bonsor Th (6) 4-6pm Jan 30 Edmonds Sa (4) 1:30-4:30pm Jan 25 Sa (4) 1:30-4:30pm Feb 22 Eileen Dailly Th (6) 6-8pm Jan 30 Baking Basics | 10-13 years Edmonds Sa (4) 11:30am-12:30pm Jan 25 Sa (4) 11:30am-12:30pm Feb 22 Baking Sampler | 9-13 years University Highlands School M (4) 3-4:30pm Jan 13

515428 518260

$64.00 $64.00

514017

$96.00

514014

$96.00

515429

$64.00

519312

$80.00

519895

$80.00

519896

$80.00

519913

$64.00

Construction Challenge | 5-9 years University Highlands School W (4) 3-4:30pm Girls Group | 9-13 years Creekside Th (6) 3-5pm For Girls Only | 6-12 years Willingdon F (8) 3:30-5pm LEGO® & Games Club | 5-9 years Forest Grove School M (7) 3-4:30pm University Highlands School M (8) 3-4:30pm LEGO® & Games Club | 7-12 years Willingdon F 7 m (8) 5:30-7pm Meals from Aro Around the World | 5-10 years S Forest Grove School W (4) 3-4:30pm

Jan 22 528625 $17.40 Jan 23 528525 $20.00 Jan 24 511379

$78.80

Jan 13

527566

$30.45

Jan 13

528620 $34.80

Jan 24 527837

$49.40

Jan 15

527567

$39.30

512141

$30.00

519278

$30.00

522970

$20.00

519187

$45.00

526994 $108.00 521834 521836

$12.00 $12.00

521835 521837

$12.00 $12.00

520349 $128.00 514025

$128.00

520116

$60.00

514962

$128.00

517890

$37.50

508204 520664 520665 520025

$78.60 $78.60 $78.60 $78.60

520648 $34.80 520670 $34.80

528622 $39.30

Pro-D Day! Join us on February 28 Pro-D Day Camp | 5-10 years Willingdon F (1) 9am-3pm Feb 28 Pro-D Day Camp | 5-12 years Edmonds F (1) 9am-3pm Feb 28 Pro-D Day Escape Room | 8-13 years Creekside F (1) 9am-3pm Feb 28 Heritage Adventure Pro-D Day Camp | 6-9 years Museum F (1) 9am-5pm Feb 28

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Science Discoveries | 5-99 years University Highlands School W (4) 3-4:30pm Science Discoveries | 6-10 years Forest Grove School W (4) 3-4:30pm Science Discoveries | 8-13 years University Highlands School M (4) 3-4:30pm UHE Girls Group 2.0 | 9-13 years University Highlands School Tu (6) 3:15-4:45pm Yoga for Kids | 7-12 years Eileen Dailly W (10) 3:45-4:45pm Yoga for Kids | 8-12 years Forest Grove School F (5) 3-4pm Youth Drop In | 11-13 years Forest Grove School M (6) 7-8:30pm Laser Tag & Swim | 10-13 years Edmonds F (1) 10am-4pm All Sports | 5-8 years Forest Grove School F (5) 3-4:30pm All Sports | 6-9 years Willingdon M (6) 3:30-4:30pm All Sports | 10-12 years Willingdon M (6) 4:45-5:45pm

Feb 19 528627

$39.30

Feb 19 527570

$39.30

Feb 10 528623 $39.30

Jan 21

527196

$34.80

Jan 15

520059 $65.50

Jan 24 527956

$32.75

Jan 13

No Fee

528501

Feb 28 520705 $38.52

Jan 24 527573

$41.25

Jan 27 511106

$33.00

Jan 27 511107

$33.00

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Baskeetball | 6-7 years Willinggdon W (8) 3:30-4:30pm Jan 22 Floor Hockey | 5-7 years Bonsoor Tu (9) 3:40-4:40pm Jan 14 Floor Hockey | 6-9 years Edmoonds Th (10) 3:30-4:30pm Jan 9 Th (10) 4:45-5:45pm Jan 9 Floorr Hockey | 8-10 years Bonssor Tu (9) 4:50-5:50pm Jan 14 Floor Hockey & Badminton | 9-13 years University Highlands School W (8) 3-4:30pm Jan 22 Indooor Soccer & Floor Hockey | 8-12 years Foreest Grove School W (6) 3-4:30pm Jan 29 Karaate Kids II | 6-12 years Edm monds W (6) 4:25-5:25pm Jan 15 Karate Level II | 7-12 years Eileeen Dailly Sa (10) 11:05am-12:05pm Jan 11 Spoorts Zone | 5-9 years Uniiversity Highlands School F (8) 3-4:30pm Jan 17

511385

$44.00

508215

$49.50

517462 517463

$55.00 $55.00

508216

$49.50

528624

$66.00

527569

$49.50

517466

$39.30

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k a e r B g n i Spr Creative Dance to Live Music | 3 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 10:15-11am Mar 16 507571 $60.00 Creative Dance to Live Music | 4 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 11:05-11:50am Mar 16 507572 $60.00 Creative Dance to Live Music | 5 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 12noon-1pm Mar 16 507573 $60.00 Spring Break Boogie | 3½-5 years Edmonds Tu-F (4) 10:30am-12noon Mar 17 521482 $52.80 Creative Drama | 4-6 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 9:30-10:30am Mar 16 510159 $40.00 Creative Drama | 6-8 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 10:45am-12:15pm Mar 16 510182 $60.00 Spring Break: Just for Writers | 12-18 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 1-3pm Mar 16 510185 $80.00 Spring Teen Arts Studio | 12-17 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 10am-3pm Mar 23 527872 $220.00 Kindergarten Club | 5-6 years Bonsor M-F (5) 12:30-3pm Mar 16 508205 $81.90 M-F (5) 12:30-3pm Mar 23 508206 $81.90 Little Spring Breakers | 3-5 years Edmonds M-F (5) 9:30-11:30am Mar 16 508546 $82.40 M-F (5) 9:30-11:30am Mar 23 508547 $82.40 Drama Adventures | 7-9 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 12:30-2pm Mar 16 510173 $60.00 Dance Camp: Half Day | 8-12 years Edmonds M-F (5) 12:30-2:30pm Mar 16 521483 $88.00 Dungeons & Dragons: A Collaborative Adventure | 12-17 years Edmonds M-F (5) 12noon-3pm Mar 16 524818 $120.00 M-F (5) 12noon-3pm Mar 23 524819 $120.00 Camp Madawaska Spring Break Outdoor Adventure | 6-12 years Warner Loat Park M-F (5) 9:30am-3:30pm Mar 16 518249 $210.00 Camp Madawaska Leadership Camp | 11-15 years Creekside M-F (5) 10am-4pm Mar 16 517433 $210.00 Arts Break | 6-12 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 23 518224 $264.00 Exclusively...ARTS! | 5-6 years Edmonds M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 23 506854 $264.00 Exclusively...ARTS! | 6 years Bonsor M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 16 520268 $264.00 Exclusively...ARTS! | 7-8 years Bonsor M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 16 520267 $264.00 Edmonds M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 23 506855 $264.00 Exclusively...ARTS! | 9-12 years Bonsor M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 16 520266 $264.00 Edmonds M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 23 511098 $264.00 Spring Art Days | 6-9 years Gallery M-F (5) 12:30-3pm Mar 16 519967 $110.00 M-F (5) 12:30-3pm Mar 23 519968 $110.00

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Cameron Spring Break Camp | 6-9 years Cameron M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 23 518061 $180.00 Spring Break Circus Camp | 7-12 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 9:30am-4:30pm Mar 23 518189 $346.00 After Camp Club | 6-9 years Museum M-F (5) 3-5pm Mar 16 519193 $50.00 M-F (5) 3-5pm Mar 23 519194 $50.00 Babysitter's Basics Spring Break Camp | 11-15 years Willingdon M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 16 512030 $180.00 After-Camp Fun- Listen to your Art | 6-10 years Shadbolt F (1) 3-5pm Feb 28 518114 $7.00 Spring Break Heritage Adventure Camp | 6-9 years Museum M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 16 519191 $170.00 M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 23 519192 $170.00 Spring Break Spectacular | 6-9 years Make the most of spring break! Leave it to the experts in fun, with sports, outrageous arts and more. This action-packed program is offered at Bonsor, Edmonds and Wesburn. Visit Burnaby.ca/webreg for more information and to register. After-camp options may also be available.

Spring Break Youth Zone | 9-11 years Wesburn M-F (5) 8:30am-3pm Mar 16 517103 $162.50 M-F (5) 8:30am-3pm Mar 23 517102 $162.50 M (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 16 517115 $32.50 Tu (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 17 517116 $32.50 W (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 18 517117 $32.50 Th (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 19 517110 $32.50 F (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 20 517118 $32.50 M (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 23 517109 $32.50 Tu (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 24 517111 $32.50 W (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 25 517112 $32.50 Th (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 26 517113 $32.50 F (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 27 517114 $32.50 Spring Ventures | 6-10 years Willingdon M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 23 517889 $150.00 LEGO® Brick Animation | 6-12 years Edmonds M-F (5) 1-3pm Mar 16 525882 $175.00 Wedo Robotics Junior | 6-9 years Edmonds M-F (5) 10am-12noon Mar 16 525881 $175.00 After-Camp Club | 5-11 years Wesburn M-F (5) 3-5pm Mar 16 517406 $35.00 M-F (5) 3-5pm Mar 23 517407 $35.00 Badminton Junior Camp - Level I | 8-10 years Bonsor M-Th (4) 12:45-3:45pm Mar 18 519093 $102.00 Badminton Junior Camp - Level II | 11-17 years Bonsor M-Th (4) 12:45-3:45pm Mar 25 519094 $102.00

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Teen Programs Hand-building with Clay | 11-15 years Bonsor M (6) 5:30-6:45pm Jan 20 519298 Hip Hop | 12-16 years Edmonds M (8) 6:30-7:30pm Jan 13 506092 Modern Repertoire | 13 years & up Shadbolt F (6) 5-7pm Jan 31 511081 First Time Fiction Writing | 13-17 years Bonsor Sa (8) 2:30-3:45pm Jan 18 520255 Prismatics: LGBTQ Youth Explore Community | 15-22 years Shadbolt Sa (8) 3:30-5:30pm Jan 11 510169 Prices do not include taxes.

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City of Burnaby | Parks | Recreation | Culture NEW YEAR, NEW YOU! Acting Studio for Teens | 12-15 years Bonsor Sa (8) 2-3:30pm Jan 25 520245 On-Camera Acting | 10-15 years Shadbolt W (8) 4-6pm Jan 15 510154 Cartooning & Animation | 13-17 years Shadbolt M (8) 5:30-7:30pm Jan 13 516380 Drawing for Comics, Animation & Video Games | 13-17 years Edmonds Su (8) 1:15-2:30pm Jan 12 522261 Photography for Teens | 13-17 years Shadbolt W (8) 5:45-7:45pm Jan 15 514543 Teen Art Studio | 13-17 years Eileen Dailly Sa (6) 2-3:30pm Feb 1 518139 Teen Sculpture | 13-17 years Shadbolt Tu (8) 5:45-7:45pm Jan 14 517616 Young Artist's Studio | 13-19 years Shadbolt Th (8) 6:15-8:45pm Jan 16 509565 HIGH FIVE® Training | 16 years & up Bonsor F (1) 8am-4pm Feb 28 525058 Youth Drop-In - UHE | 9-12 years University Highlands School Th (6) 7-8:30pm Jan 23 528499 Youth Leadership Certificate Course Orientation | 14-18 years Creekside Th (1) 5-6pm Jan 23 526379 South Central Sa (1) 12noon-1pm Jan 25 526380 Summit W (1) 5-6pm Jan 22 526378 Cycle & Strength for Youth | 12 years & up Cameron Sa (5) 11am-12noon Jan 11 519686 Sa (5) 11am-12noon Feb 15 519685 Yoga for Youth | 13-17 years Edmonds Tu (4) 4-4:45pm Feb 11 519803 Youth Cycle | 12 years & up Cameron W (6) 7:30-8:15pm Jan 22 519650 Small Group Training for Youth | 13-17 years Eileen Dailly Tu (5) 4-5pm Jan 21 519038 Su (5) 1-2pm Jan 26 519039 Strength & Conditioning for Teen Girls | All Ages Edmonds Th (3) 4-5:30pm Feb 27 520311 Youth Strength, Conditioning & Interval Training | 12-13 years Edmonds W (4) 4:15-5pm Feb 12 521546 Weight Training for Teens | 14-18 years Bonsor Th (6) 3:45-5pm Jan 16 515224 Sa (6) 10:30am-11:45am Feb 1 515223 Edmonds Tu, Th (4) 2:30-4pm Mar 17 520302 Willingdon F (6) 4-5pm Jan 10 512191 Weight Training for Youth | 13-18 years Cameron Su (4) 11am-12noon Jan 12 519547 Th (4) 4-5pm Jan 23 519540 Th (4) 4-5pm Feb 20 519541 Su (4) 11am-12noon Feb 23 519548

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Adult Programs Focus on Form with Arlynn Nobel | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (3) 10am-2pm Jan 14 511078 $101.00 Hand-Building with Clay | 16 years & up Bonsor Su (6) 3:30-5pm Jan 26 520107 $72.00 Hand-Building with Clay - Continuing | 16 years & up Bonsor M (6) 7-8:30pm Jan 20 519300 $72.00 Perspectives in Canadian Ceramics 20/20 Symposium | 18 years & up Shadbolt Sa (1) 8:30am-5:30pm Mar 21 508502 $165.00 Absolute Beginner Ballet | 18 years & up Bonsor Tu (8) 6:15-7:15pm Jan 21 519308 $64.00 Shadbolt Th (9) 7:15-8:30pm Jan 16 508312 $135.00 TRX® - Suspension Training | 14 years & up Bonsor Th (6) 5:30-6:30pm Jan 9 515219 $49.50 Th (6) 5:30-6:30pm Feb 20 515220 $49.50 TRX ® & More | 14 years & up Bonsor Tu (6) 11:15am-12:15pm Jan 28 518566 $49.50 Cameron W (6) 6:10-6:55pm Jan 8 519626 $37.13 Th (4) 10:45-11:30am Jan 16 519629 $24.75 W (6) 6:10-6:55pm Feb 19 519627 $37.13 Th (4) 10:45-11:30am Feb 20 519631 $24.75 Edmonds Th (6) 7:30-8:30pm Jan 30 520299 $49.50 Tu (5) 12noon-12:45pm Feb 11 520298 $30.94 Ballet Advanced | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (9) 7:20-8:50pm Jan 15 508321 $162.00 W (9) 7:30-8:45pm Jan 15 508314 $135.00 Ballet Intermediate | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (9) 7:30-9pm Jan 14 508319 $162.00 Belly Dance I | 16 years & up Bonsor Th (16) 6:20-7:20pm Jan 16 506000 $128.00 Belly Dance - Continuing | 16 years & up Bonsor Th (16) 7:30-8:30pm Jan 16 505999 $128.00 Chinese Traditional Dance - Advanced | 16 years & up Bonsor W, Th (19) 7:05-8:05pm Jan 15 506001 $152.00 Continuum Dance Company | 21 years & up Shadbolt Th-M (20) 6:45-8:30pm Jan 6 508332 $362.00 Continuum Open Rehearsal | All Ages Shadbolt Su (11) 1-6pm Feb 2 522743 No Fee Dance Performance Workshop | 21 years & up Shadbolt Sa (8) 3:30-6:30pm Jan 11 508346 $222.00 Flamenco Dance - Beginner | 40 years & up Bonsor M (8) 12noon-1pm Jan 20 506002 $64.00 Flamenco Dance - Cont. (Performance Group) | 40 years & up Bonsor M (14) 1:10-2:10pm Jan 20 506003 $112.00 How to Dance | 19 years & up Bonsor W (7) 6:15-7:15pm Jan 29 519359 $56.00 Jazz Beginner | 16 years & up Bonsor Th (9) 7:30-8:30pm Jan 16 506005 $72.00 Sa (8) 10:20-11:20am Jan 18 519892 $64.00 Jazz Beginner | All Ages Shadbolt M (8) 6:45-8pm Jan 13 508326 $120.00 Jazz Intermediate | All Ages Shadbolt M (8) 7:30-9:15pm Jan 13 508328 $112.00 Jazz Intermediate / Advanced | All Ages Shadbolt F (9) 10:45am-12:30pm Jan 17 508330 $126.00 Modern Dance Beginner | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (9) 7:30-8:45pm Jan 14 508334 $135.00 Modern Dance Intermediate | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (9) 7:30-9pm Jan 14 508336 $162.00 Street Jazz | 15 years & up Bonsor F (15) 6:30-7:30pm Jan 17 506007 $120.00 Street Jazz - Intermediate (Performance Group) | 16 years & up Bonsor F (15) 7:40-8:40pm Jan 17 506008 $120.00 Tap Dance - Beginner | 16 years & up Bonsor W (16) 7:10-8:10pm Jan 15 506010 $128.00 Tap Dance - Beginner | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (8) 12noon-1:15pm Jan 12 508342 $120.00 Tap Dance - Beginner | 40 years & up Bonsor W (17) 1:15-2:15pm Jan 8 506009 $136.00 Tap Dance - Intermediate | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (8) 1:20-2:35pm Jan 12 508344 $120.00 Tap Dance - Continuing (Performance Group) | 40 years & up Bonsor W (17) 12:10-1:10pm Jan 8 506011 $136.00 Urban Ballet - Open Level | 16 years & up Bonsor Sa (8) 9-10:15am Jan 18 520199 $80.00 Edmonds Th (8) 5:45-6:45pm Jan 16 512149 $64.00

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City of Burnaby | Parks | Recreation | Culture Continued from Adult Programs Poetry Studio | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (5) 1:30-4:30pm Jan 12 510170 Wordplay: lists, letters & ephemera | 18 years & up Shadbolt Th (4) 10am-1pm Feb 6 513173 Writer's Workshop: Manuscripts | 18 years & up Shadbolt M (8) 7:30-10pm Jan 13 510147 Writing a Memoir | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (9) 7:30-9:30pm Jan 14 510152 Writing in the Morning | 18 years & up Shadbolt M (5) 10am-1pm Jan 13 510148 Drum Set Basics Level II | 18 years & up Shadbolt Th (9) 8:25-9:25pm Jan 9 507866 Group Guitar - Short Term - Level I | 17 years & up Shadbolt Tu (8) 7:15-8:15pm Jan 6 507469 Tu (9) 7-8pm Jan 14 507471 Shadbolt Singers | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (19) 8-9:30pm Jan 15 518194 Singing for Adults | 18 years & up Shadbolt Th (9) 7-8:30pm Jan 9 507863 Ukulele | 16 years & up Edmonds Su (6) 2:30-3:30pm Jan 26 519124 Ukulele - Short Term - Level I | 18 years & up Shadbolt M (8) 6-7pm Jan 13 507464 The Nuts & Bolts of Acting | 16 years & up Bonsor Sa (8) 3:45-5:45pm Jan 25 520249 Adult Art Sampler | 16 years & up Willingdon Tu (7) 9:30-11:30am Jan 28 518147 Adult Art Sampler- Continued | 16 years & up Willingdon Tu (7) 12noon-2pm Jan 28 518154 Art Under Foot Adults | 16 years & up Gallery Sa (4) 2-4pm Feb 22 520022 BAG Artist Talks & Tours | All Ages Gallery Echoes & Reflections: A dialogue between artists Su (1) 2-4pm Jan 19 519982 Gallery Artist's Talk: Looking Through a Hole in the Earth Su (1) 2-4pm Feb 16 519983 Botanicals in Mixed Media Workshop | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (1) 10am-4pm Mar 1 518205 Continuing to Draw | 18 years & up Shadbolt M (8) 6:30-9:30pm Jan 13 526244 Drawing 1.5 | 16 years & up Bonsor Su (8) 8:15-9:30am Jan 19 520256 Drawing for Absolute Beginners | 16 years & up Bonsor Su (8) 9:45-11am Jan 19 520251 Dungeons & Dragons | 16 years & up Bonsor Th (8) 7-9pm Jan 16 520242 Evening Watercolours | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (8) 6:30-9:30pm Jan 14 518208 Indigo Vat Dyeing | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (4) 10am-3pm Feb 5 518206 Introduction to Painting | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (8) 2-5pm Jan 14 517896 Introduction to Pastels | 18 years & up Shadbolt Th (8) 6:30-9:30pm Jan 16 517405 Life Drawing - Non Instructional | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (8) 7-10pm Jan 15 517710 Lumen Printing Intensive | 18 years & up Shadbolt Sa, Su (2) 10:30am-3:30pm Mar 14 518204 Oil Painting - Introduction | 16 years & up Bonsor W (7) 7:15-9:15pm Jan 29 520259 Open Art Studio | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (9) 10am-3pm Jan 14 517708 Th (9) 10am-3pm Jan 16 517709 Painting Studio | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (8) 7-10pm Jan 15 517713 Perspective with Tony O'Regan | 18 years & up Shadbolt Sa (1) 10am-3:30pm Feb 29 518193 Photo Realism in Paint | 18 years & up Shadbolt M (8) 2-5pm Jan 13 518207 Photography | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (8) 6:30-9:30pm Jan 15 518210 Portrait Photography Workshop | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (1) 10am-3pm Feb 23 518240 Portraiture: Drawing & Painting | 18 years & up Shadbolt Th (8) 2-5pm Jan 16 518029 Prices do not include taxes.

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Printmaking & Pinot | 19 years & up Gallery W (1) 6:30-9:30pm Feb 12 520083 Shibori Fabric Dyeing | 18 years & up Shadbolt M (8) 6:30-9:30pm Jan 13 517586 Watercolours - Beginner / Continuing | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (8) 10am-1pm Jan 14 518100 Nature Walks: Hooo is Hunting? | 18 years & up Deer Lake Tu (1) 7-9pm Feb 4 517938 Nature Walks: Day in the Life, Great Blue Heron | 18 years & up Deer Lake Sa (1) 9-11am Mar 21 520135 Used Kidstuff Sale | All Ages Willingdon Sa (1) 9am-1pm Mar 28 511085 Barre Fitness | 14 years & up Bonsor F (8) 10:45-11:45am Jan 17 515200 W (8) 9:30-10:30am Jan 22 519808 Body Sculpt & Conditioning | 16 years & up Eileen Dailly Tu (6) 8:10-9:10am Jan 14 518250 Tu (5) 8:10-9:10am Feb 25 518251 Fitness for Parkinsons Disease | 14 years & up Bonsor F (10) 12noon-1pm Jan 10 515203

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New Members' Tea & Tour Bonsor 55 + M (1) 10-11:30am Jan 27 M (1) 10-11:30am Feb 24 M (1) 10-11:30am Mar 30 Cameron Tu (1) 10:30am-12noon Jan 28 Tu (1) 10:30am-12noon Feb 25 Tu (1) 10:30am-12noon Mar 24 Confed Ctr W (1) 10:30-11:30am Jan 8 W (1) 10:30-11:30am Feb 5 W (1) 10:30-11:30am Mar 4 Edmonds W (1) 10-11am Jan 22 W (1) 10-11am Feb 19 W (1) 10-11am Mar 18 Quilt Expo Edmonds Sa (1) 10am-3pm Mar 7 Robbie Burns Lunch Edmonds F (1) 12noon-2pm Jan 24 Painting with Gabriela: Pastels Confed Ctr Tu (4) 3:15-5:45pm Jan 21 Watercolour Painting Confed Ctr F (6) 1-4pm Jan 17 F (5) 1-4pm Feb 28 Ballet for Seniors Beginners Bonsor Th (5) 1-2pm Jan 16 Confed Ctr Tu (8) 2-3pm Jan 21 Ballet For Beginners + Bonsor Th (5) 11:45am-12:45pm Jan 16 Ballroom Dance Series Cha-Cha Level I, Foxtrot, Rumba, Tango Bonsor F (10) 11:30am-1pm Jan 17 Argentine Tango Confed Ctr Tu (6) 6-7pm Jan 14 Triple Time Swing Confed Ctr Tu (6) 7-8pm Jan 14 Salsa Confed Ctr Tu (6) 8-9pm Jan 14 Samba Confed Ctr Tu (6) 6-7pm Feb 25 Slow Waltz Confed Ctr Tu (6) 7-8pm Feb 25 Cha Cha Level II Confed Ctr Tu (6) 8-9pm Feb 25 West Coast Swing Intermediate | 19 years & up Edmonds Tu (8) 1-2pm Jan 21 Tu (8) 2:15-3:15pm Jan 21 Belly Dance Bonsor Tu (12) 11:05am-12:05pm Jan 14

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City of Burnaby | Parks | Recreation | Culture NEW YEAR, NEW YOU! Hawaiian Dance - Beginner & Intermediate Bonsor Tu (12) 9:55-10:55am Jan 14 Introduction to International Folk Dancing Bonsor 55 + Sa (11) 11:05am-12:05pm Jan 18 Line Dance - Beginner Bonsor F (10) 9:05-10:05am Jan 17 Confed Ctr Tu (12) 9-10am Jan 14 Edmonds W (9) 2:15-3:15pm Jan 15 Line Dance - Beginner Plus Bonsor W (10) 9:20-10:20am Jan 15 Edmonds W (9) 1-2pm Jan 15 Line Dance - Beginner II Confed Ctr Tu (12) 10-11am Jan 14 Line Dance - Intermediate Bonsor W (10) 10:30am-12noon Jan 15 Confed Ctr Tu (12) 11am-12noon Jan 14 Line Dance - Intermediate Plus Bonsor F (10) 10:15-11:15am Jan 17 Seniors Hip Hop Bonsor Th (5) 10:45-11:45am Jan 16 Confed Ctr Tu (8) 3-4pm Jan 21 Tap Dance - Intermediate / Advanced Confed Ctr W (10) 1-2pm Jan 15 Circle Ukulele Edmonds Tu (8) 12:30-1:30pm Jan 21 Group Guitar Lessons Bonsor 55 + Tu (10) 6-7pm Jan 14 Edmonds F (8) 2:30-3:30pm Jan 17 Shadbolt Senior Singers Shadbolt W (9) 12:30-1:30pm Jan 8 Uke Can Do It! - Continuing | 19 years & up Edmonds Tu (8) 1:45-3pm Jan 21 Uke Can Do It! - Intermediate Edmonds W (8) 1-2pm Jan 22 Uke Can Do It! Learning Ukulele | 19 years & up Cameron Tu (8) 10:15-11:30am Jan 14 Daytime Oil Painting - Beginner | 19 years & up Edmonds M (8) 9:15-11:45am Jan 13 English as a Second Language Bonsor 55 + W (12) 10-11:30am Jan 8 Love to Learn | 50 years & up Confed Ctr W (1) 10-11:30am Jan 15 W (1) 10-11:30am Feb 19 W (1) 10-11:30am Mar 18 Prices do not include taxes.

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Mindful Meditation | 19 years & up Edmonds F (5) 10:30am-12noon Feb 7 518636 Spanish - Beginner Bonsor 55 + F (6) 9-10am Jan 31 514031 Spanish - Intermediate Bonsor 55 + Tu (6) 9-10am Jan 28 514032 Spanish - Intermediate | 19 years & up Cameron W (10) 9-11am Jan 22 516665 Spanish - Beginner I | 19 years & up Cameron W (10) 11am-1pm Jan 22 516667 Spanish - Beginner II | 19 years & up Cameron W (10) 1:30-3:30pm Jan 22 516666 Conversational Spanish - Beginner level | 55 years & up Confed Ctr W (6) 9-10am Jan 22 515300 ActivAge (TM) - Level I Edmonds Th (12) 1:30-2:30pm Jan 9 518763 Balance & Stability Fitness Bonsor W (11) 2:35-3:35pm Jan 8 525862 Bonsor 55 + F (5) 9-10am Jan 10 518765 F (6) 9-10am Feb 21 518766 Body Sculpt - Beginner Confed Ctr Th (12) 10-11am Jan 9 517606 Chair Dance Exercise | 19 years & up Edmonds W (9) 10:30-11:30am Jan 15 514525 Chair Yoga Bonsor Tu (13) 2:30-3:30pm Jan 7 518752 Th (12) 2:30-3:30pm Jan 9 518753 Cameron M (11) 9:15-10:15am Jan 6 517105 M (11) 10:30-11:30am Jan 6 517104 Get Up & Go! Confed Ctr F (12) 12:30-1:30pm Jan 10 516721 Martial Gym for Effortless Power | 40 years & up Bonsor W (12) 7-8pm Jan 8 518768 Cameron F (3) 11:30am-12:30pm Mar 6 517143 Martial Gym for Functional Fitness Bonsor 55 + Tu (13) 10:50-11:50am Jan 7 518749 Sa (11) 9:10-10:10am Jan 11 518748 Cameron F (6) 11:30am-12:30pm Jan 17 517141 Osteo for Life Bonsor 55 + Tu, Th (20) 12:05-1:05pm Jan 14 515174 Tu, Th (20) 1:10-2:10pm Jan 14 515173 Cameron Sa (6) 10-11am Jan 11 519026 Sa (6) 10-11am Feb 22 519027 Edmonds Tu, Th (12) 9:15-10:15am Jan 7 510995 Tu, Th (12) 9:15-10:15am Feb 18 510996

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SAY GOODBYE TO YOUR CHRISTMAS TREE this Saturday and Sunday y from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the city ty’s lll trr chipping event at city tree ty y hall (4949 Canada Way). Chipping is by donations for the th h city ty’s y warming centr tres.You r can give money or bring toil iletr l tries, r cloth thing h or towels. Only real trees trr wiil be accepted, and please wil remove ornaments.

Out with the old, in with the new this weekend

FIND SUPPORT FOR YOUR MENTAL HEALTH from a peer support group.

The Mood Disorders Association of B.C. welcomes anyone living with a mood condition such as depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder.

The nonjudgmental, compassionate group will meet from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Saturday at

the Tommy Douglas library branch at 7311 Kingsway.

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TELL THE CITY OF BURNABY about your childcare needs. On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Bonsor Recreation Complex (6550 Bonsor Ave.), the city will host a pop-up event inviting parents to speak with staff

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BRING A YOUNG BUILDER to McGill library’s Lego Club. Kids ages

four and up are welcome to drop in anytime between 1:30 and 4:30 p.m.

Guardians are welcome to get in on the fun as well. No registration needed.

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START THE YEAR OFF on the right foot. If you’ve made a new year’s resolution, now’s the time to get started on it. Maybe that

means buying the fixings for the first of many salads you’ll eat this year, or going on the first of many jogs or maybe it’s sending that awkward email you’ve been putting off. Now’s the time to set the tone for 2020.

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Federal election dominates headlines in the fall Continued from page 8 AUGUST Housing activists celebrate, rather than protest outside Burnaby City Hall, as city council passes the final report from the Mayor’s Task Force on Community Housing – including its 18 recommendations for improving housing affordability in the city.The proposed new tenant assistance program drew special praise from the same people who spent years railing against the city’s demoviction policies.

Amita Kuttner, the Burnaby North-Seymour Green Party candidate in upcoming federal election, celebrates Pride by coming out as gender non-binary and pansexual.The 28-year-old astrophysicist said it was a difficult decision to make their identity public but said doing so made them feel more authentic.

A global giant signals a move to Burnaby.The Asian grocery store Sungiven announced plans to set up shop at the corner of Gilmore Avenue and Hastings Street in the Heights.

Architects plead with Simon Fraser University not to demolish a piece of its “architectural masterwork.”

But the school said it had

no choice but to tear down Madge Hogarth House to make way for badly needed new student residences.

Developers bring forward proposals conforming to Burnaby’s new inclusionary zoning rules requiring 20% of units tenured as rentals.This proved the new requirements were not too stringent and would lead to new affordable housing, according to one councillor.

SEPTEMBER Premier John Horgan delivers a long-awaited announcement: a $1.3 billion redevelopment of Burnaby Hospital.The project will see two new towers built on the existing site, adding nearly 400 beds and a new cancer treatment centre.

Police arrest a former coach from the Burnaby Winter Club on child pornography charges. No coach has ever failed the club’s background checks, president RobertWard said.

The looming federal election heats up in Burnaby. A Conservative candidate is impossible to reach, even after a Facebook post linked to her fakes an endorsement from Rick Mercer.The prime minister comes to

town. And candidates try to oust NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh from his seat.

Burnaby plans the biggest Halloween festival in the country.The city unveils plans to start hosting a multi-day event in 2020, with hopes it grows to become a massive tourist attraction and economic driver.

Burnaby city council becomes the latest to declare a climate emergency.The declaration came with a vow to reach carbon emission neutrality by 2050. City staff were instructed to come up with a plan to meet that goal.

OCTOBER The city unveils an ambitious affordable housing plan that would create 1,300 units of non-market housing built in the municipality. At a meeting on Oct. 7, city officials revealed they had begun work on a new partnership with BC Housing to increase non-market housing by 25%. Six city-owned sites and one site owned by the federal government were identified as potential places for the developments. If all went according to plan, construction could begin in 2021, city officials said.

GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION

The Conservative Party of Canada fires Burnaby North-Seymour candidate Heather Leung. In a statement on Oct. 4, the Tories said Leung was no longer representing the Conservatives in the federal election.

The party cited “offensive comments” she had made in the past, including saying LGBTQ people were trying to recruit children and saying they live “perverted lifestyles.” Leung later announced she would run as an independent.

The Burnaby school district unveils a $35.7-million plan to add 773 childcare spaces at local schools by 2021.The school district would offer up the land and find the service providers, but the province and city

would have to buy and place the portables, with the city footing the bill for infanttoddler centres ($7.9 million) and the province paying for the after-school care facilities ($22.9 million).

A hub approach would see centres built at one school for kids at that school and for kids at other schools nearby.

The Oct. 21 federal election slashes governing Liberals majority but changes little in Burnaby. NDP leader Jagmeet Singh held on to the Burnaby South seat he had won in an earlier byelection, New-Westminster-Burnaby NDP MP Peter Julian was returned to the House for a sixth consecutive term, and Burnaby North-Seymour Liberal

MP Terry Beech staved off a come-back attempt by longtime former Burnaby North NDP MP Svend Robinson.

The city celebrates the opening of its $1-million modular supportive housing project.The three-story building at 3986 Norland Ave. houses 52 units with private washrooms and mini kitchens, a common laundry room, and a commercial kitchen and dining room for shared meals. Operated

by Progressive Housing Society, the building provides residents with wraparound services, like health and wellness support, meal programs and life and employment skills training.

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Public land sale stirs up controversy Continued from page 18 NOVEMBER Dates for the trial against Ibrahim Ali are set after a preliminary hearing is cancelled.The unusual move will see the man accused of killing 13-year-old Marissa Shen in 2017 go straight to trial.

Burnaby council responds to backlash from local landlords and slashes fees for its new home rental business licence.The charge was reduced from $570 per year to $170.

Sporting Life, an athleisure chain, opened its doors at the newly redeveloped Amazing Brentwood mall at Brentwood Town Centre.The new store is 40,000 square feet and one of the new anchor tenants at the mall.

The City of Burnaby reveals plans to spend $170,000 to dismantle an unauthorized bike park and remediate the “sensitive” conservation area where it hid for years. A BMX track known as Kush Woods grew over 25 years, as riders built jumps, berms and even a large dirt bowl in the wooded Capitol Hill Conservation Area in North Burnaby.

Telus and a major Lower Mainland developer launch duelling lawsuits over a $175.5-million Burnaby real estate deal that fell apart. A 14-acre piece of land on Lougheed Highway near the Saputo Dairy Plant is at the centre of the dispute, with a deal for the developer to buy the land falling through.

In an effort to fast-track the creation of affordable housing, Burnaby city council pre-zones six city-owned lots.The municipality plans to build some 1,300 units of non-market housing on the six lots, as well as one owned by the federal government.

DECEMBER A group representing independent schools urges the City of Burnaby to extend its new bursary program to include private school students. City council approved in November a program that will award $1,000 bursaries every year to a student from each of Burnaby’s eight public high schools.The Federation of Independent School Associations said the city could be more inclusive by making it available to all local high school students.

Seeing is not using, according to a B.C. Supreme Court judge. Justice Jeanne Watchuk ruled in favour of

a new Burnaby driver who argued he was wrongly issued a distracted driving ticket even though he wasn’t using the device mounted to his dashboard.

A $510-per-vehicle ride hailing licence proves to be “very short lived” as the City of Burnaby’s approach to the industry is set to be replaced by a regional licensing being developed by TransLink.The Metro Vancouver-wide licence is expected to be in place by the end of January 2020.

A controversial sale of public land is approved by city council -- but the mayor vows it will never happen again. Council agreed to sell a patch of forest owned by the city to developer Polygon, which plans to build condos, rental apartments and townhomes at 6438 Byrnpark Dr. From now on, non-market housing will be prioritized on city-owned land, according to Mayor Mike Hurley.

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WHAT LIES BENEATH: The action gets close to the ground during the 2-A senior boys rugby provincial final between Byrne Creek and Sir Charles Tupper. PHOTO JEAN KONDA-WITTE

2019 IN SPORTS

A year of standout efforts

A shortlist of what was a long line of great sports moments

YEAR IN PHOTOS: Just a few of the great moments in Burnaby sports: at top,

Burnaby South’s Justin Sunga corrals the ball during the provincials; centre, ice dancers Keira Kam and Mathew Carter put on a show at the nationals; bottom, riders push to the finish line at the Giro di Burnaby. PHOTOS TOP- MARIO BARTEL; MIDDLE- KEVIN BOGETTI-SMITH; BOTTOMJENNIFER GAUTHIER

Some of the biggest accomplishments in Burnaby sports in 2019 didn’t come at home.

The long list of accomplishments, not so surprisingly, came from all over as the athletes put their best efforts on display near and far.

Leading the charge were some talented teenagers, who raised the bar and broke records en route to making the NOW’s Sports Highlights of 2019 list.

Let’s begin...

Perfection doesn’t come easy, nor much sweeter.

The Burnaby South Rebels finished an amazing hardwood season when it captured the provincial junior boys basketball title, trumping R.A. McMath 66-37 in Langley.

Led by tourney MVP Jareb Pineda, the team composed an undefeated season.

In the final, Burnaby South continued its momentum with a strong start, striding ahead 15-4 and up by 13 at halftime.

“This is by far better than winning it as a player, because I’ve now won it as a player and a coach.This is way, way more fun,” noted coach Tyus Battiste in comparing it to his win in 2013.

Earning provincial allstar honours were a pair of Grade 9s: Karan Aujla, on the first team, and guard Jimmy Zaborniak, on the second squad.

The St.Thomas More senior

girls soccer team created a golden season through chemistry and hard work.

The squad overcame some adversity en route to blanking Carihi 4-0 in the 2-A provincial championship final in June, elevating their game as the tourney went on. Undefeated during the regular season, the Knights kept the momentum going into the tourney, until the semifinal when they stared at a rare deficit.Trailing 1-0 to Archbishop Carney at halftime, turning the page with three unanswered goals to advance to the final.

In that final showdown, the team got goals from Kyara Armenta, Kaya Crescenzo, with two, and Sara Smyth.

“It was such an amazing feeling because we deserved this championship so much,” remarked co-captain Arementa. “The way we played in the semifinal and the finals, we proved we were the best team there.”

Crescenzo was named the tourney MVP.

For each of her five seasons as a member of the St.Thomas More senior wrestling team, Burnaby’s Amanda Silveri was a finalist.

Getting to the final as a senior wasn’t even in doubt.

The soft-spoken 17-year-old capped her Grade 12 year with a third-straight B.C. senior girls grappling title, capturing the 110-kilogram final by pinning

Chemainus’ Emily Reid.

“I’m glad things turned out the way they did because this year I had to train and prepare that much more and it motivated me to do so. … Every tournament, every match I have I can always take something from it, win or lose,” said Silveri.

Resurrecting a long dormant rugby program, the players with the Byrne Creek Bulldogs uncovered both the big and small of big gains during a handful of months on the turf that ended in a close loss in the AA tier 2 provincial championship final in June.The team may have fell 19-10 to Sir Charles Tupper – a program with a deep history of competing in the sport – but it also set a great example as a first-year squad overcoming the odds. “It’s definitely been something special,” remarked Byrne Creek coach Moreno Stefanon. “It’s a testament of the buy-in from the kids. … I said the rugby part is the easy part.

It’s getting kids to want to come to practice, to commit to something and want to learn something.”

Burnaby Central’s Ryan Goudron set more than just a pace in his events at the B.C. High School track and field championships in June.The runner netted gold in the junior boys 1500m steeplechase and part of the Wildcats 4x400m Continued on page 21

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Sports now A sample of sports’ bests Continued from page 20 medley relay team, and picked up silver in 400m and 800m races. “I went in hoping to win (the 1500m steeplechase) but I knew there were faster guys in the race, who had raced quicker races,” recalled Goudron....

Burnaby’s Maximus Joe was the undisputed victor at the Elite 8 Judo national championships in Montreal.The Burnaby Judo Club member won 5-0 over his Quebec opponent in the under-18 50-kg division. Picking up silver were Ekatrina Danilkov (u18 women’s 44kg) and Emil Schenk (u18 men’s 66kg. … Crowned as the new Canadian Tire national junior men’s figure skating champ, Burnaby’s Aleksa Rakic did it with flair.

The 14-year-old established new personal bests in both the short and free skate routines at the New Brunswickhosted event. Rakic, a member of the Burnaby-based Champs International Skating Centre of B.C., edged out clubmate Beres Clements for the title with a final

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point tally of 199.10. Clements earned the silver with 191.02 points. Champs’ skater Shuma Mugii secured silver in novice men’s division. ... Burnaby’s Arthur Gee put on a nice display of athleticism en route to medalling at the Canadian Masters indoor track and field championships in Edmonton. Gee topped the 75-year division’s 60m dash, the triple jump and weight

throw events. … St.Thomas More alumnus Jon Cornish got one more moment in the spotlight, celebrating a career full of them.The one-time Calgary Stampeders star running back was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame as part of its 2019 class of honourees. Cornish, who retired in 2015, posted three straight 1,000-yard seasons.

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