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"B.C. Indo-Canadian Banquet Hall Owners are being Discriminated in NDP’s Decision to Shut Down Stand Alone Banquet Halls": Mindi Virk

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indi Virk, the owner and operator of Aria Banquet hall expressed his deep regrets in the decision made by the BC NDP government to shut down all independent banquet halls in midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Prior to the announcement made on September 8th to immediately close all nightclubs and stand alone banquet halls, Mindi and his team were mandated to allow only 50 people at their banquet hall.

“It doesn’t make any sense,” he says.

“Banquet halls have at least 15,000 square feet of space if not more, and we aren’t allowed to accommodate even one eighth our capacity, yet restaurants that are not even one fourth of our space are allowed to seat half their capacity. Within an 8 hour time period, restaurants can serve an upward of 400 people.”

Mindi claims that the NDP’s decision is discriminating against IndoCanadians, since most stand alone banquet halls are situated in Surrey, BC and are owned and operated by Indo-Canadians.

“Why is it that this decision only effects stand-alone banquet halls? Why doesn’t it effect hotel banquets rooms, and golf course banquet halls? I had phone calls from hotels with ballrooms asking me to send our business their way” says Virk.

The repercussions of this decision extend beyond Aria Banquet Hall.

The Indian wedding industry is vast, and the government’s decision has impacted a large number of wedding vendors including videographers, photographers, Indian caterers, décor artists, makeup artists, and jewelry & costume designers. In addition, Mindi claims that Indian banquet halls hire over 1,200 people who are now left jobless, many who are international

students working to support their tuition fees.

Earlier this year, Mindi and his colleagues sent a proposal to Provincial Health O f f i c e r , D r.

Bonnie Henry and Minister of Health, Adrian Dix to allow banquet halls to accommodate more guests provided that all attendees have 8ft of space between them. They did not receive a response until the announcement was televised. The next day, they received a response saying that their proposal would not be accepted.

Mindi is especially bothered by the fact that schools were opened a week after the announcement, where classrooms are much smaller than banquet halls.

“I am starting to think the government is finding ways to attack Indo-Canadians. A large proportion of taxis are owned and operated by Indo-Canadians, and despite their promises prior to the election, the NDP’s introduced Uber. Around the same time, they passed a legislation that limited the size of houses that are built in farming land, while knowing full well that Indo-Canadians live in multi-family homes.”

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outh in government care will be able to stay where they are and those who have recently aged out of care will receive extra support, as government extends and builds on COVID-19 emergency measures.

“This pandemic is not over. I want youth in care to be assured that they will be able to continue receiving the supports they count on and won’t have the added stress of aging out during these challenging times,” said Katrine Conroy, Minister of Children and Family Development. “Especially right now, youth in our care need and deserve to feel supported and safe and our government wants to make sure that happens.”

supports and rehabilitation supports through the Agreements with Young Adults (AYA) program. This includes allowing young adults in the program to take part in a wider range of lifeskills programs and cultural learning options, as well as online programming, with fewer required hours of participation per week. As of Oct. 1, 2020, more flexibility is being granted for young adults to access mental health and rehabilitative supports while participating in the AYA program — along with a lower hourly requirement for these programs.

“We’ve heard from youth and youth advocates that easily accessible lifeskills and mental health supports are an important stepping-stone between aging out of care and living as an adult and we saw that these initiatives we brought in during the pandemic proved successful in reaching a broad range of youth from care,” Conroy said. “Not everyone is ready to go to school or start working right away, so we’re making it easier for young adults to get the supports they need to thrive.”

To ensure youth who are set to age out of care continue to have a safe place to stay during the pandemic, youth currently living in foster care, contracted residential agencies or with relatives through the extended family program, will be able to stay in their placements past their 19th birthday— and youth on Independent Living Agreements and Youth Agreements will continue to receive financial supGovernment first announced emerport past their 19th birthday — until gency measures in March with a March 31, 2021.

June 30, 2020, expiry date. In June, “I applaud and celebrate this govern- government extended the measures ment’s leadership in this response, until Sept. 30, 2020. which will give youth the time to effectively transition from care,” Social workers will continue transisaid Katherine McParland, executive tion planning with young adults who director of A Way Home Kamloops. are ready to move on from their place“Continued government support will ment. For youth who are about to age ensure youth have opportunities to out of care and need additional supachieve critical developmental mile- ports, social workers will be working stones, such as education and employ- to make needed changes to housing ment, by providing a solid foundation agreements so that young adults can of a home during COVID-19, as well stay in place past Sept. 30, 2020. AYA as ensuring youth do not age out into program staff will also be working homelessness. This response shows with young adults in the program to government is listening to the voices modify agreements where needed. of youth and has created a holistic These interim measures further comresponse that will ensure youth find plement government’s COVID-19 stabilization and wellness in these Action Plan to provide income supunprecedented times.” ports, tax relief and direct funding For the next year, government will for people, businesses and services, also maintain emergency measures as well as the recently announced that allow easier access to life-skills Economic Recovery Plan.

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“The YMCA is grateful to once again work alongside the Province of B.C. and the City of Richmond to deliver quality child care to families in this community,” said Kim Adamson, general manager of child care development, YMCA of Greater Vancouver.

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An additional 4,110 spaces, funded through the 2017 Budget Update and the Early Learning and Child Care agreement with the Government of Canada, takes the total to more than 24,500 spaces since July 2017.

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“The pandemic has highlighted the importance of child care, not just for children and families, but for our communities and the economy,” said Katrine Conroy, Minister of Children and Family Development. “These more than 3,600 new child care spaces are part of the fastest creation of child care spaces in B.C.’s history and show our ongoing commitment to building a child care system that benefits families across the whole province.”

Investing in child care and early childhood education is a shared priority between government and the BC Green Party caucus, and is part of the Confidence and Supply Agreement.

“Quality, accessible, public child care is a crucial component to B.C.’s economic recovery. This investment is needed now more than ever,” said Sonia Furstenau, MLA for Cowichan Valley. “Expanding access to public child care and early childhood education spaces has been foundational to this minority government, and the new licensed spaces are one step closer to ensuring all of our children have access to high-quality education and are set up for success.”

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People should talk of kalaripayattu, the Indian martial art : Vidyut Jammwal

Bollywood action star Vidyut Jammwal says his vision is to popularise the indigenous martial art kalaripayattu through Indian cinema.Vidyut is a trained martial artiste and has learnt kalaripayattu since the age of three."I don't have a vision yet about how it should be presented, but my vision for Indian cinema is that people should talk about kalaripayattu, the martial art. It is an original Indian martial art," Vidyut said."When I go and pursue an award from Jackie Chan, and when they talk of kalaripayattu, the Indian martial art, I feel proud. My vision for Indian action cinema worldwide is that we need to present this," he said about popularising kalaripayattu on screen.Vidyut, who rose to fame with the "Commando" franchise of films, notes many things that are popular globally today actually originated in India."When I lie down on spears, they say, 'Shaolin monks bhi karte hain (Shaolin monks also do this)'. Shaolin monks isliye karte hain (Shaolin Monks do it) because they learnt it from an Indian guy called Bodhidharma.

I just want everybody to be aware. People should know that martial arts is an Indian skill, and that's my vision," he said.The actor was recently seen in the digitally released film, "Khuda Haafiz". He will next be seen in the film's second chapter.

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worry aside and doing what makes me happy at the moment", she said, explaining it refers to "my art and painting, endless conversations with friends and spending time with family".

"Right now, everybody is in the same boat.

It will start when it has to start and we will move on with this and get over it," she added.Talking about her binge-watch list, Sonakshi said: "I watched so many things that I am fed up of watching anything now." "I watched 'Talaash' again because I am doing a show with Reema Katgi and I love that film. I want to read but I don't have the patience to sit down with a book. When I do my cardio, I need to have something in front of me to watch otherwise I hate doing cardio. I wish we had finished Reema's web show. It was such an exciting role for me. I can't wait to get back," she said in an episode of the show "Zoom Happy Space With Rudrani".

Realised rules of this industry were unfair : Anangsha Biswas

Actress Anangsha Biswas says she has realised that the rules in the Hindi film industry are unfair and proudly calls herself an outsider.Actor Sushant Singh untimely death on June 14 has sparked a heated debate about "insiders and outsiders" and nepotism in Bollywood."I am a theatre actor, I'm trained in acting from Sydney.

In my initial years I thought I would learn and prove my talent, and get ahead in my career. Soon I realised that the rules of this industry were unfair," Anangsha said.She added: "No matter how much I worked hard, it boiled down to who I knew in the industry, and unfortunately I knew no one." Anangsha says she wants the industry to be fair."I'm an outsider and I'm proud to be one, I never wanted things to be easy but, yes, I did wish for it to be fair. I am after all as good as the opportunities I get to showcase," she said."I'm okay to lose a

Don't think your size defines your fitness : Manushi Chhillar

Beauty queen-turnedactress Manushi Chhillar says fitness for her is all about finding a balance, and that is actually a personal experience because each individual has their fitness goals."For me, fitness is all about finding your balance. It's an extremely personal and individualistic experience because each individual has their own fitness goal. I love my cheesecake and I also like to train like a machine, so that I can enjoy it," Manushi said."I think I have always wanted to push myself because I do believe we all have a lot of room for growth and become the best version of ourselves," she added.Manushi says society should not hail skinny as a sign of being fit, because the idea sets unreal fitness goals.

"Perfection is also individualistic and I don't think your size defines your fitness. Each one of us wants to see ourselves in a certain way, has a certain body type and wants to feel great about it. That's what's important," she observed. She said that fitness is as much internal as it is about external beauty, adding: "I'm glad that I have realised what works for me and what doesn't." part to a better actor but it hurts to lose a part because of lineage or connections.

Except a few good ones, our country's casting directors don't even call us for auditions. One either has to suck up to them or be seen in influential parties, which in my humble opinion is derogatory for an actor's talent," she added.Anangsha feels a talented person cannot be stopped. "I have over the years taken a lot of brickbats but I'm not a person who gives up. I don't crib, I feel you

cannot stop a talent, though you sure can delay them. I am hopeful that things will change and I humbly hope I can be an active part of that change," she said

Rasika Dugal gears up for 'Out Of Love' season two

Actress Rasika Dugal will be soon heading to Coonoor, Tamil Nadu, for a twomonth schedule. She will be shooting for season two of her hit web series, Out Of Love.In the first season, she essayed the role of a physician, Dr. Meera Kapoor, whose seemingly perfect life is rocked by the revelation of her husband's infidelity. The season ended as Meera adapts to a new life as a single parent.About the second season, Rasika said: "I was excited to play a part which was driving the narrative of a series and to experience the rigours of a long shooting schedule where you are in almost every frame of the show." "Being Dr.

Meera Kapoor and attempting to experience the emotionally tumultuous ride that she is on throughout the season is a journey that any actor would desire. And the appreciation from the awards and the audiences has been a huge bonus. The second season will present Meera with a set of different challenges and I can't wait to sink my teeth into the material of this season. I will be in Coonoor for two months for the shoot. After being holed up at home for so many months, I look forward to the beauty of the hills," she added.She is also awaiting the streaming of her other projects "Mirzapur Season 2" and Mira Nair's "A Suitable Boy".

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Friday, September 25th, 2020

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¡À’«‡≥◊ ÂØ∫ Í«‘Òª √’√ «Úº⁄ ’≥Ó ’È≈ ⁄≈‘≥Á∆ √∆ ¡Á≈

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Friday, September 25th, 2020

Council Takes Next Step on Mission’s Waterfront

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istrict of Mission Council has approved an amendment to Mission’s Official Community Plan that defines the waterfront comprehensive planning area—a first step that will lead to future area planning guided by input from residents, landowners, businesses and community stakeholders.

“Developing the waterfront presents many technical challenges, such as flood protection, contaminated land, and water and sewer servicing. This is why we need to work together,” said Mayor Alexis. “A clear plan reduces financial, public safety and environmental risks that could come back to the taxpayer if these challenges are not fully considered across the entire waterfront area. A plan will create the certainty we need to move forward sustainably and collaboratively.”

“Mission is defined by its waterfront and this inclusion of the Waterfront Comprehensive Planning Area designation in our Official Community Plan is historic,” said Mayor Pam The Official Community Plan is a liv-

Alexis.

“This step shows how we are making meaningful progress on one of Mission’s key priorities. When the land use planning starts, we want to see a public consultation process happen where everyone helps define the “big picture” of this defining area. We have a remarkable opportunity here, and this is our time to shape the future of our community together.”

Revitalizing Mission’s waterfront has been identified as a priority in the Official Community Plan bylaw with conceptual plans dating back to 1992. By identifying these lands for future planning, Mission initiates the first steps to the revitalization of these lands that will reflect community attributes most valued by residents, such as waterfront access, recreation opportunities, and the creation of local jobs.

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ing document that sets out the longterm vision for Mission’s neighbourhoods and provides clear direction on how the District will manage change as it grows now and into the future.

The Waterfront Comprehensive Planning Area includes almost 300 acres of land and will guide a future for the waterfront that presents a vibrant new destination that is complete, walkable and reconnects Mission to its waterfront.

The third and final reading of a bylaw to add the Waterfront Comprehensive Planning Area designation to the Official Community Plan Bylaw took place at a Special Council Meeting on September 21.

Follow missionwaterfront.ca to learn more about the waterfront revitalization initiative, the work that’s been done to date, and next steps to advance this initiative.

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ipwCly hPqy dI bfkI ienHF igwiDaF qy vI bVy BYVy smyN afey. pihlf mfVf smF afieaf ik 1890 qoN 1938 qwk brsfqF nf lwgx kfrn PslF mrdIaF rhIaF, KyqI isrP mINh qy inrBr hox kr ky grIbI dy idnf ivwc igwDy iks nUM suwJdy sn? Aus qoN pihlF pMjfb dy jLr, jLoro qy jLmIn rwj rwj luwty. pMjfb dIaF suMdr muitafrF nUM mugl rfijaF ny nfc krn leI iekwTIaF krnf, cuwk ky lY jfxf, hrmf ivwc rwKxf qy mMzIaF ivwc vycxf. EdoN vI lMmf smF igwDy bMd rhy, 1947 dI ihMd-pfk vMz vyly vI pMjfbI muitafrF nflL durivvhfr hoieaf igwDy bMd rhy, iPr 1984 dy BYVy dOr ny pMjfbI muitafrF qoN qn qy mn dIaF BuwKF pUrIaF kIqIaF, igwiDaF qy mfrU asr ipaf. sMn 1950 dy lfgy pMjfbIaF ieMglYNz vl nUM ruk kIqf qy iPr amrIkf, astrylIaf, qy hor by-igxq DrqIaF qy pMjfbI jf vsy qy igwiDaF ny muitafrF qoN afs mihsUs kIqI. swqvyN dhfky ivwc skUlF, kfljF qy XUnIvristIaF ivwc swiBafcfrk gqIivDIaF sLuru hoeIaF qy ieh igwDy ipMzF

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Strong in-class student participation for September restart As the second full week of school comes to a close, early attendance numbers show more than 85% of K-12 public school students returned for inclass learning, with increased staffing and supports, according to a Ministry of Education survey.

“It’s been incredible to see so many students being able to connect with their teachers, support staff and classmates again, and that school districts developed remote options for other students across B.C.,” said Rob Fleming, Minister of Education.

The Ministry of Education surveyed school districts and independent schools to find out what investments they were making and how they were supporting students and staff during the pandemic. To date, 44 public school districts and 129 independent schools have reported to the ministry.

In the summer, Fleming directed school districts to connect with families in their community to determine their return to school plans – and to confirm if they planned for their child to attend school classes. As part of this, all school boards were given the authority to offer remote options to students within their districts, as well as the tools needed to increase their existing programs to meet any demand. If a

family needed alternative learning options, school districts were expected to work with families to provide remote options that keep children connected to their school communities.

Every school is following the strict provincial health and safety guidelines co-developed for K-12 with the teachers, school leaders, the Office of the Provincial Health Officer, parents and Indigenous rightsholders. Each district is using additional provincial and federal funding to meet its local needs and configurations of its schools.

In preparation for the September restart, many school districts hired staff and added staff hours. Of the school districts that have responded to date, 1,526 new positions have been created:

To support students who are either learning remotely, or for secondary students in some regions who are having a blend of online and in-class learning, districts created locally developed programs and made investments in new technology. Thousands of laptops and tablets have been purchased for remote or online learning. School District 39 (Vancouver) used restart funding to purchase 2,000 devices for students, School District 61 (Greater Victoria) purchased 1,660 new devices and School District 44 (North Vancouver) purchased 1,100 devices.

As part of implementing the health and safety guidelines, there are over 20,400 hand-sanitizing stations available for students and staff. Of the survey respondents, 88% upgraded their air 624 additional teachers hired in 34 filtration systems. school districts and 157,000 additional The ministry has also provided fundstaff hours; ing for 1.5 million non-medical masks, 73 educational assistants hired in 12 enough for every public-school staff school districts and 5,100 additional member and student to have at least staff hours; two masks. To date, respondents of the survey have purchased more than 2.1 542 custodial staff in 38 school districts million items of personal protective hired and 386,000 additional staff equipment (PPE), including transparent hours; and masks for hearing-impaired people and 287 positions such as school counsel- face shields for staff. In addition, Canalors, bus drivers or administrative staff dian Shield has donated an additional in 23 school districts and 38,000 ad- 54,500 face shields for K-12 schools ditional staff hours. in B.C. This adds to the inventory of

PPE that will be available for students and staff.

To support families, funding has allowed districts like School District 61 (Greater Victoria) to expand the number of students receiving meal programs, and School District 59 (Peace River South) brought in family support workers to assess the needs of families living in remote communities, ensuring they are connected to meal programs close to home.

School districts also created local solutions for mental health support. School District 71 (Comox Valley), has added four youth and family counsellors, provided trauma-informed training for all staff, created a community resource guide and is hosting a webinar series.

School District 62 (Sooke) is providing all staff with trauma-informed training, and it has also implemented a mental health literacy program for secondary students.

The Province is making a first-of-itskind, made-in-B.C. mouth rinse gargle sample collection available for schoolaged students who require a COVID-19 test. This new saline method doesn’t require a health-care professional to collect the sample, and it is intended to encourage more students to get tested if they have symptoms.

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myK- ishq TIk, krjf vDy, kfrobfr kmjLor, inwjI-jn sihXog sQFeI-jfiedfd qoN lfB, sMqfn suwK, dusLmn kmjLor. sqMbr 22, 23, akqUbr 1, 2, 11, 12, asuLB.

Something from the past that you might want to go back to will require a lot of attention to detail. This could also mean putting new methods or means in place. This could be a choice you are making for yourself when it comes to what has been your responsibilities or commitments, especially if boundaries have been lacking.

You can become suddenly enlightened in relation to something that needs to be settled or put in place. This could involve family.

Don’t be tempted to take risks where there is little clarity. Work out what you want to enjoy in the future and what could be altered in practical terms to set yourself down a new path towards this.

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4

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Get to work on anything at home that could do with newness in some way. Others might encourage this in some way though you could discover that they don’t support some things that are a priority to you. It might also be that you feel you are expected to do more than you want to, especially if it interferes with enjoyment.

Communication with others could take a new direction, especially when it comes to listening to your ideas. There could be differences though when it comes to what you want to put in place. You will want to wind back on responsibilities, not increase them. Don’t spend impulsively on something of instant appeal. Think.

Before you jump into any obligations you need to weigh up exactly how they could affect your personal position. It could also be that something pleasurable may have more commitments attached than you initially realise. A new direction might develop with a situation that is running smoothly. Don’t try to change anything.

The New Moon this week occurs in your sign, providing you with the opportunity to take a new direction with anything important to you personally. Remain confident about the way you feel with any slight risk that might be involved. The opinions of somebody else may lack understanding when it comes to what is important to you.

Stay focussed on what you think needs to be established or put in place. This can involve home or family matters but not necessarily.

This can bring to an end a lack of clarity that has existed with regular routines or matters.

There is no need to respond to any impatience of somebody else. Let matters take their own course.

Involvement with friends or any situation with a group of people is likely to be enjoyable, especially when it comes to the exchange of ideas. You could learn something new or hear about connections that might prove useful to you later. Take your time considering your options, if somebody expects an instant response.

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10 

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12

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mIn- gupq icMqf, mn asLFq, DMn lfB hoky nuksfn df zr, dosq df myl, aOlfd df suwK, iesqrI pwK qoN icMqf, kMm qbdIlI df ivcfr. sqMbr 20, 21, 28, 29, 30 akqUbr 8, 9, 10.

New opportunities can arise in relation to your work, either present or something you might be seeking. At the same time you could feel pushed to become more innovative when it comes to generating a future direction that gives greater peace or balance. Don’t be afraid to utilise people who are in a position to help. They will.

New directions or future goals that could be pursued can become very obvious. You should feel very comfortable when it comes to having the ability to cope. It is best to do things in small steps – this way you will have greater control of the obligations attached.

This will limit you from taking on too much at once and burdening yourself.

Somebody who is quite sure of themself could resonate in a surprising manner with you. This won’t necessarily mean you will feel as though you completely understand them but you should feel comfortable. This might encourage you to think about what you would like to head towards in the future, which could be next year.

New directions involving other people can generate opportunities for you to experience the fulfilment of priorities quite easily. Some differences of opinion may arise but even this does not need to produce difficulty. It might mean you will have to consider something out of the ordinary that will result in being more efficient.

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Westfield Place- Neat & clean, Well maintained & Spacious 2 Storey w/basement Town Home in West Abbotsford.This home features 4 bedrooms/ 4 bathroomswith an en suite in the Master, huge & bright kitchen, living room with fireplace, dining area, big rec room in the basement for your extra activities, sunny sundeck & a nice backyard for entertainment.

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Well maintained Rancher w/ basement with a Legal Suite in West Abbotsford. This home features 5 bedrooms/ 3 bathrooms, private backyard for entertainment and lots of parking. Main floor features- 3 bedrooms/ 2 bathrooms with an ensuite in the master, bright living room, dining area, spacious kitchen with tons of storage, welcoming foyer & a big sundeck. Basement has a Legal Suite with separate entrance, laundry room PLUS a rec room for owner's use. Other features- New windows & blinds, wide double garage, huge covered sundeck, fenced backyard & much more.

Close to schools, shopping, recreation, parks, public transit & easy access to freeway.

Call: 778 552 8840

3245 ASTORIA CRESCENT

1504 KIPLING STREET

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This beautiful townhome features 3 bedrooms/ 3 bathrooms with an ensuite in the master, bright living room with tons of windows, spacious kitchen w/ granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, big island & tons of storage and a good size rec room/bonus room in the basement for your extra activities like watching a movie, teenagers hanging out, can be used as a gym area/ exercise room etc. Other features- Low strata fee, double garage, nice mountain views, fully fenced good size backyard, many visitor parking spots in the complex, 2 sunny sundecks for entertainment & much more. Close to amenities.

Great Starter Home/ or a Great Investment Property. This home features 4 bedrooms/ 3 bathrooms with an ensuite powder in the master, bright living room, dining area, kitchen with tons of storage, family room, rec room in the basement and nice leveled backyard for entertainment. Good neighborhood to raise your kids. Close to schools, shopping, recreation, public transit, parks, malls, restaurants & easy access to freeway.

Call: 778 552 8840

33827 MAYFAIR AVENUE

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Legal Suite! Split entry home located in one of the best neighborhoods of Abbotsford. This home features 5 bedrooms/ 3 bathrooms and a backyard for entertainment. Main floor has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathroom with an en suite powder, bright living room, dining area, kitchen with lots of storage and a nice sundeck. Basement has a walkout Legal Suite with 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, spacious kitchen, big living area and

Call: 778 552 8840

31387 SOUTHERN DRIVE

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Well maintained 4 level split home in one of the most desirable neighborhoods of West Abbotsford. This home features 3 bedrooms/ 3 bathrooms with an ensuite in the master, bright living room, dining area, kitchen with quartz counter tops, stainless steel appliances & back splash tiles, sunken family room, laundry room & a huge Unfinished basement waiting for your ideas. Other features- Good size 17'5 X 9'5 Solarium for relaxation that opens to the backyard, park right across the street, nicely landscaped & private backyard for entertainment, double garage, storage shed, gas fireplace, aluminum roofing & much more. Close to schools, shopping, recreation, public transit, parks, malls, Cineplex & easy access to freeway.

Call: 778 552 8840

Quality Built Massive 2 Storey w/basement home on levelled 10,395 sqft lot. This home features 9 bedrooms/9 bathrooms & huge backyard for entertainment. Main floor features double door entrance welcoming foyer w/ high ceilings, living room, formal dining, spacious kitchen with big island & high end s/steel appliances, spice kitchen which also comes with huge space & s/steel appliances, big family room w/ lots of windows, nook, bedroom with full bathroom & theatre room.

Call: 778 552 8840

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Jackpot! Huge Rancher w/basement in West Abbotsford! This home features 6 bedrooms/4 bathrooms & nice backyard for entertainment. Main floor features 3 bedrooms/ 2 bathrooms with an ensuite in master, bright living room, kitchen, family room, nook, laundry room, welcoming foyer & sunny sundeck. Basement has total of 3 bedrooms/ 2 bathrooms with spacious living areas and separate entrance. Other features & upgrades- new light fixtures, new flooring, new roof, renovated kitchen with stainless steels appliances/ island/ granite counter tops/ backsplash tiles & tons of storage, new windows, new zebra blinds, new interior & exterior paint, new storage shed, new concrete sideway/walkway, double garage, quiet neighborhood & much more. Close to schools, shopping, recreation, malls & highway.

Call: 778 552 8840

Custom built 2 Storey w/bsmt home in a new sub division of West Abbotsford. This huge home features 9 Bedrooms & 6 Full bathrooms. Main floor features living room with high ceilings & big windows, huge kitchen with - quartz counter tops, stainless steel appliances, tons of storage & big island sitting right in the middle, PLUS a spice kitchen, family room, laundry room, nook, 2 Bedrooms on the main floor (Out of which 1 can be used as a den/office) & full bathroom.

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#504 3190 Gladwin Rd, Abbotsford •2 Bedroom •2 Bathroom •1,145 Sq.Ft. •Master Bedroom w/ ensuite •Private Balcony •Pool •25+ Age Restricted

33119 Capri Ct, Abbotsford • 4 Bedroom •3 Bathroom •2,609 Sq.Ft. House •7,980 Sq.Ft Lot •Master Bedroom w/ ensuite •Recreation Room •Dec Suite Potential

#309 32040 Peardonville Rd, Abbotsford • 2 Bedroom •1 Bathroom •1,081 Sq.Ft. •Top Floor •Balcony •Mountain Views • 50+ Age Restricted

$3,249,000

$1,025,900

$519,900

$314,888

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NEW LISTING

PRICE REDUCED

#8 9989 240A St, Maple Ridge •3 Bedroom •3 Bathroom •1,264 Sq.Ft • Master Bedroom w/ ensuite •Private Balcony •Rentals Allowed

$569,900

27017 26A Ave, Langley • 7 Bedroom • 4 Bathroom • 3,727 Sq.Ft. House • 7,890 Sq.Ft. Lot • Master Bedroom w/ensuite & WIC • Deck • Unauthorized Suite

NEW LISTING

#4 32725 George Ferguson Way, Abbotsford • 2 Bedroom • 2 Bathroom • 930 Sq.Ft. • Master Bedroom w/ensuite • Rentals and Pets Allowed • Centrally Located

$2,550,000

$234,900

8032 Melburn Dr, Mission • 7 Bedroom • 6 Bathroom • 4,652 SQ Ft House • 6,028 SQ Ft Lot • 1 BR Suite and 2 BR Suite

NEW LISTING

#321 15138 34 Ave, Surrey • 2 Bedroom • 2 Bathroom • 946 Sq.Ft. • Corner Unit • Balcony • Built in 2019

5 tips for creating your own gallery wall Select and print: Once your space and theme are selected, it’s time to start printing. Consider the medium you want to use, like standard prints in frames or on canvas. Finally, look for user-friendly printing services such as Fujifilm Printlife, which allows Gianmarco Bernaudo from Fujifilm you to order prints from the comfort Canada recommends these top five of home. tips for making a flawless gallery wall at home: Map your arrangement: Before you Pick a space: An important first plan- start putting holes in your wall, test ning step is identifying the square your design on the floor to pick the footage you have to work with. Think best layout. You can use tape or the about the corners and spaces that are printed photos to trial. often overlooked, as these can make Add non-photo elements: Consider great places to display photos. adding whimsical items like a clock, Work with a theme: To make your baby shoe or succulent planter to wall more aesthetically pleasing, identify elements you want to consis- create a more eclectic vibe, or pay tently show, such as colour schemes tribute to a treasured memory with a or subjects like travel or family pho- sentimental item, such as dried flowtos to tell a story. ers from your wedding.

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8668 Jones Terrace, Mission • 6 Bedroom • 6 Bathroom • 7,610 Sq.Ft. House • 0.89 Acre Lot • Gourmet Kitchen w/Wok Kitchen • 2 Master Bedrooms w/ensuite • Suite Potential • Mountain Views

$429,000

PRICE REDUCED

1045 McCallum Rd • 12 Bedroom • 9 Bathroom • 8.065 Sq.Ft House • 9.9 Acre Lot • Theatre • Unauthorized Suite • Blueberry Farm

$1,788,888

#103 32070 Peardonville Rd, Abbotsford • 3 Bedroom • 2 Bedroom • 1,200 Sq.Ft. • Corner Unit • Master Bedroom w/ensuite • 2 Enclosed Decks

9579 Hayward St, Mission • 4 Bedroom • 3 Bathroom • 2,355 Sq.Ft House • 2.25 Acres • Waterfront Property • Master Bedroom w/balcony & ensuite

277 32550 Maclure Rd, Abbotsford •3 Bedroom • 2 Bathroom •1,164 Sq.Ft •Fenced Yard •Pets Allowed w/restrictions •Rentals Allowed

GARY TIWANA

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Build 3 STORY (6500 Sqft) Home Or Subdivide Into Lots Drive By-2305 & 2317 Cascade St.

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Both Homes- Renovated Each NEW Lot Size 42x103 Big Lots(8650 sqft) each Both Homes with basement suites Great move in condition Money Making Project for Builders Subdivision Application - 2 lots each ALL 4 NEW HOMES CAN BE 3 STOREY WITH LEGAL SUITES

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Post & Beam 3 storey home. Total 6382 sq. ft. finished. Features: Hickory wood floor, Cerrara & Onyx Tiles, High end Montigo 3 F/P’s, JennAir appliances.

Full automation, theatre, gym. Spice kit, sec. and sound system. Beautiful suite. Big 8568 sq. ft. Lot. A must see.

Asking $2,199,900.

New Listing Coming Near Fairfield $789,900

Eagle Mountain – 3 storeys Beautiful New Home. Legal suite.

Move in Now & completion in Aug 2021. Rent to own. Asking $1,399,900. Call Gary for details.

Great basement home. 4 bedrooms & 2 full baths upstairs + 2 Pc. ens masterbedroom, Basement has 2 bedrooms + 2 full baths and Den. Spacious renovated kitchen. New windows & Roof. Large 7000 sq. ft. lot. Call Gary

1st Time Buyers/ Investors Updated 5 bedroom home in Central Location. 5 bedrooms & 2 full baths.

No suite. Rented $1900/ month. Future potential for commercial lot 40x120

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Kirandeep Singh Gill

604.614.6549

604.825.8886 #41 32310 Mouat Drive

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2927 Babich Street

SOLD BY US!

5113 TESKEY ROAD

30522 ROBIN DR.

159 30930 Westridge Place

Beautiful 3 bedroom and 2- ½ bath townhouse in Mouat Garden! Walking distance to all level of schools, recreation center, library and rotary stadium. Fully fenced private backyard.

WELL KEPT & NICELY UPDATED HOME IN CENTRAL ABBOTSFORD . Many upgrades have been done in the past few years including; New kitchen cabinets, bathrooms, quartz counter tops, flooring, paint, light fixtures and central air conditioner etc.

#3 8466 Midtown Way

#23-30930 Westridge Place

16 year old very Clean two storey with basement (3 storeys) house, has new paint and new driveway. 3 bedrooms above and living, dining, family room & kitchen on the main floor.

The house has large one bedroom basement in-law suite.

Renovated 3434 sq.ft., 7 bdrm mega house near Gurdwara in West Abbotsford. 2 basement suites.

$729,000

PRICE REDUCED!!

177 30930 Westridge Place

187 30930 Westridge Place

2311 Hemlock Street

2780 Evergreen St

2 Year old 3 bedroom, 2- ½ bath and 2 car garage townhouse in West Abbotsford. Minutes away from the Highstreet mall and walking distance to schools, Apollo Gym, Sun farm and the Gurdwara. Residents have full access to a clubhouse (including a gym, pool, and party area).

6 bedroom home, 4 full bath home with theater room, bar and Central Air Conditioner. Close to highway no. 1 exit.

$909,900

175 30930 Westridge Place

2095 Bakerview St

3009 Royal St

61 45185 WOLFE ROAD

REGAL PARKWAY

3177 Curlew Drive

Bright open 3 bedroom 2- ½ bath townhouse with large ROOF TOP PATIO. Incredible unobstructed view of surrounding mountains.

Double garage. Close to school, shopping and easy access to Highway 1

163 30930 Westridge Place

Great rental property! This

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32660 Geneva Ave.

3557 Thurston Place

34897 Ackerman Ct

35392 Firdale Ave

32501 Marshall Road

79-3030 TRETHEWAY ST.

term tenants for $1,495 a month!

$309,900

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On 5 Acres with 3 acres Blue Berry in full production, 2 bed room renovated Mobile home separate drive way plus 2 basement suites with separate entries. 8283 Sq.Ft living space on 3 Floor Levels,triple car garage, only 10 year old beauty, boasting quality construction, City water and view of Mt. Baker a bonus ! Dead end street, excellent location, an enjoyable piece of property in town !! TRUCK PARKING ON BOTH SIDES OF DRIVEWAY!

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"Fir Villa" Condos, Top floor unit. Complete makeover done. Everything is new, all flooring , walls , ceilings, fresh paint, wider baseboards, crown moulding, light fixtures, Dishwasher, Fridge, stove, bath room, all professionally done. An impressive craftsmanship makes it look brand new. To top it all is the excellent central location close to shopping, bus route and other amenities.

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And with 35 per cent of Canadians reporting that their eating habits have worsened since being asked to stay at home earlier this year, having healthier alternatives to seasonal comfort food recipes is sure to be a satisfying way to indulge.

Switch ingredients Substitute refined processed foods with more nutrient-rich ingredients.

Look to limit red meat with leaner protein and vegetarian options, while swapping out heavier cream elements with whole or skim milk.

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General Farm workers required on a berry farm in Abbotford, BC. Duties include harvesting, cultivation, sorting fruit, spraying, irrigation, stacking berry containers, packing, pruning, tying as well other general farm work duties. Must be productive. Should be able to work with farm machinery and be able to work in difficult weather condition.

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Building on the ERASE and A Pathway to Hope initiatives, the new Mental Health in Schools Strategy embeds positive mental health and wellness programs and services for students in all aspects of the education system. This includes culture, leadership, curriculum and learning environments. The MHiS Strategy is the result of extensive research and collaboration between education and community partners.

“We know that when it comes to the health and well-being of young people, starting early and addressing small problems before they become big ones can make all the difference down the road,” said Judy Darcy, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions. “COVID-19 has impacted

everyone in B.C., and our students deserve access to vital supports to help them thrive – now more than ever.”

Improving mental health in schools is an integral part of government’s plan to build the comprehensive system of mental health and addictions care that British Columbians deserve, as outlined in A Pathway to Hope. For the 2020-2021 school year, the government has invested $3.75 million for new and existing mental health activities for students, families and educators. Since September 2017, the Province has committed to an investment of $13.9 million in funding for school district mental health initiatives and grants spanning four years.

“Children and teens face social and emotional challenges that are even more complex during the pandemic,” said Katrine Conroy, Minister of Children and Family Development. “I am proud to work with the Ministry of Education to promote positive mental health and wellness. Together we are making life better for B.C.’s kids.”

People in British Columbia may be experiencing an increase in mental health and substance use challenges as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, especially those with preexisting conditions. Help is available for people of all ages, and people are encouraged to seek support. To learn more about the new Mental Health in Schools Strategy, visit: erase.gov. bc.ca

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