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Coldspotters on the hunt for spirits

andering through graveyards at night isn’t for everyone, but for Calvin Price and Amanda Haupty, it has become a passion. The two started the Coldspotters Vancouver Paranormal group on Meetup. com about a year ago, but their interest in ghosts started much earlier, they say. Haupty says she was “absolutely fascinated” by the paranormal at a young age, ON MY BEAT and she began experiencing it on a personal Janaya Fuller-Evans level when she was 16 and living in a group home in East Vancouver. “We had doors slamming, we had lights that would go on and off, we would have kitchen cupboards slamming open, condiments coming out of the fridge and just being splattered everywhere,” she says. “We had actually a lot of activity.” While the staff advised the residents not to talk about ghosts, Haupty says, there was one adult who believed – a former resident who visited the home. She asked for a tour of the place and at the end, she turned to Haupty and said, “He’s here to protect you – and you know who I’m talking about.” For Price, getting adults to believe him was not a problem – he grew up in a family that had frequent séances and used Ouija

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Calvin Price, left, and Amanda Haupty have searched many Lower Mainland spots for paranormal activity, including Mountain View Cemetery in Vancouver. The Coldspotters group uses paranormal monitoring equipment such as recorders and meters. Janaya Fuller-Evans/ burnaby now

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Metrotown’s concrete jungle may get denser Stefania Seccia staff reporter

Metrotown’s growing concrete skyline may have a new addition if council gives it a final thumbs-up. A rezoning application being proposed by Chris Dikeakos Architects includes two 38-storey residential towers with a fourstorey commercial and residential podium on the 6200-block of Cassie Avenue and 6300-block of McKay Avenue.

“It is noted that this commercial comdistinct street and pedestrian lighting and ponent, while not identified in the plan, is an enhanced sidewalk treatment.” considered minor, desirable and supportThe site is near the Expo SkyTrain line able given the future direction articulated and civic square, according to the report. for Beresford Street as a public First reported @ An “enhanced” eastart walk/celebratory street,” west mews is proposed BurnabyNow.com through the site, which will the planning and building report states. “A key compoconnect Cassie to McKay nent of this development is the continuaAvenue to “improve neighbourhood contion of the urban design elements estabnectivity,” the report states. All parking is lished for Beresford Street, including art proposed to go underground, as well. installations, bench seating, rain gardens, Council approved staff to work with the

architect firm to prepare a plan that will get presented at a future public hearing. A more detailed report will also come before council, which will include how much the city could get from an amenity density bonus. When the rezoning application receives second reading, it will also amend the Metrotown Centre development plan to incorporate streetfront local commercial uses. sseccia@burnabynow.com

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Burnaby boy is ‘through the roof’ Don Hauka staff reporter

Scott Mallinson was so far over the moon that his dream bike might have been a rocket ship. The nine-year-old Burnaby boy who battles cerebral palsy had his wish for a tandem bike granted thanks to the Sunshine Foundation of Canada. At the first sight of his new bike, he was walking on air. “Scott was through the roof – he was so, so happy,” said Scott’s mother, Shelley. “He loves it and riding in it – he’s free.” Scott has loved being on a bike since he was a little tyke. Because he also has visual and hearing impairments, he likes sitting up front where he can get a better view. When he was younger, his parents Shelley and Chris had a bike that allowed him to do that. But as he got older, Scott outgrew his bike with a view. And that was hard for Shelley. “He really wanted to go biking and we had to explain that he was too big,” she said. “There wasn’t anything on the market that would fit. If he had to ride at the back, he wouldn’t be able to see at all.” For two years, the family looked high and low for a bicycle that would meet Scott’s needs, but found nothing. Then they heard about the Sunshine Foundation of Canada. The dream-bike became a reality thanks to the “Spread a Little Sunshine” campaign by the foundation, supported by

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Granted: Scott Mallison, along with parents Shelley and Chris, couldn’t be happier with Scott’s new bicycle from the Sunshine Foundation.

corporate sponsors Winners and HomeSense. Now Scott has a front seat on a custom-built bike designed so the back seat is higher and the front has a child’s crank. It also has a full safety harness and straps on the pedals. He was presented with his new bike at the Burnaby Winners store on Marine Drive. Scott and his parents immediately took the bike

for a spin down the store aisles. “It was fantastic. Scott was able to ride the bike in the store and show everybody,” Shelley said. “He was certainly the centre of attention.” Mother and son’s first bike ride outside took place shortly after, near Shelley’s parents’ place in Langley. “The bike doesn’t depend on him peddling to move. That

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will be me on most occasions,” laughed Shelley, 43, a resident of hilly North Burnaby. “I’m getting into shape pretty quick.” Between them, Winners and HomeSense have helped to raise over $5.6 million with the Sunshine Foundation to fulfill the dreams of children like Scott who live with medical challenges. editorial@burnabynow.com

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Despite the fast-approaching date set for the TransLink referendum, the province is still not giving much information on it. Earlier this year, the province set Nov. 15 as the date for a referendum regarding TransLink funding, but no details on how it will be worded have yet to come forward. The referendum may be pushed back to spring 2014. “I am focused on working with the Mayors’ Council on gover-

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nance, funding options and the referendum in order to build on our world-class transportation network and to meet the demands of a growing population,” said Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Todd Stone in a statement to the Burnaby NOW. “These are complex issues and I am going to work through these matters with the Mayors’ Council.” The Mayors’ Council is tasked with having to suggest different funding avenues to the province for TransLink, but this time the public is being given a voice on

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how to run the transportation authority. “The upcoming transportation funding referendum will give taxpayers a say in how to pay for the transportation systems that they rely on,” Stone said. “The government stated that it would support new funding tools that are affordable for families, regionally sourced, avoid negative effects on the economy, and capture benefits from the substantial investments made in Metro Vancouver’s transportation system.” However, with the referendum Last week’s question Do you think Canada has done enough to help aboriginal people? YES 55% NO 45% This week’s question Do you agree with the City of Burnaby’s vicious dog decision? Vote at: www.burnabynow.com

less than two months away, Stone gave no details on how the referendum will be worded or who will fund the campaign – or what the consequences will be in the case of a “no” vote. Gordon Price is Simon Fraser University’s director of The City Program, and a former Vancouver city councillor who served for six terms. He also was on the board of the Greater Vancouver Regional District (now Metro Vancouver), and TransLink Page 10

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Ghosts: Fascinate Coldspotters But even when it seems the end, there was a disquiet, there can be things tinct, though low, voice boards. happening that the group saying, “and me.” “I got introduced to it is not aware of, he adds. Price and Haupty startby virtue of the fact that During the group’s first ed the group in June 2012 most of the members of my visit to Mountain View, after joining another local family on my mom’s side they experienced a clear group that was no longer all had abilities,” he says. example of electronic voice active. Because of phenomenon, The group has visited that, he says he or EVP – local cemeteries and other “A Shadow was never really when sounds reputed haunted spots afraid of ghosts, Man – I think are found throughout the Lower even when he on a voice Mainland, including it’s just called had his own recording that Burnaby, and travelled to that because you shouldn’t be encounter. Victoria. They also do pri“When I was vate investigations. don’t know if it’s there. seven years “When Tomorrow (Saturday), a ghost or… it’s we had the old, I had an the group is going to the encounter or very unclear what event here, Kent Cemetery in Agassiz, visitation or back in April, where they had some it is. It literally is and we were spooky whatever you experiences last want to call it, a shadow that has videotaping year, Price says. with what is The group also attends sort of, the three everything, called a shadow you know, movies together and has dimensions to it, we wanted man,” he says. plans to go to Hallowe’en “A shadow man to make our events such as Fright as if a shadow – I think it’s docuNights. They have monthly lifted off the wall own just called that mentary and luncheons, often in New because you and started walk- everything. Westminster, as well as don’t know if So Amanda is monthly Tarot nights ing towards you.” videotaping it’s a ghost or … where they learn about it’s very unclear me and I’m Tarot cards and do readCALVIN PRICE what it is. It litcalling out ings. of Coldspotters erally is a shadteam names,” For more information, ow that has sort he says. “And go to www.meetup.com of, the three dimensions to Amanda, she calls over to and search for Coldspotters it, as if a shadow lifted off Erin and she says, ‘Wow, Vancouver Paranormal. the wall and started walkyou’ve got a big team’ and ing towards you.” she says ‘I know,’ and then Know of an interesting Price and Haupty you hear this voice say, Meetup group – or other took the NOW for a tour ‘and me.’” unique group or club – in through Mountain View Price played the recordBurnaby? Email story ideas to Cemetery in Vancouver, ing for the NOW, and at jfuller-evans@burnabynow. which the group has visited twice. One of the most active SEMINARSEVENTS EVENTS SEMINARS spots, they say, is the grave at Choices Floral Shop & Annex, 2615 W 16th Ave. of Col. Laurence William Herchmer, where they YourIsn’t Mother Never– the Why What My Brain Working have felt cold spots and Told YouCauses Aboutof Olive Oiland Underlying Mood also recorded audio. with David Neuman, Certiﬁed Master Panel Taster. Cognitive Imbalance with Dr. Arjuna Ghost hunting can often Choices Floral Shop and Annex seem about as exciting as Veeravaghu of Sage Clinic 2615 W 16th Ave, Vancouver. “watching paint dry,” Price Thursday, Oct 17,17th, 7:00-8:30pm Tuesday, September 7:00-8:30pm. says, because it is very Cost Registeronline online or Cost $5.$5.Register orcall call604-736-0009. 604-736-0009 quiet and things can hapFollow us on Find us on Twitter Facebook facebook.com/ChoicesMarkets • twitter.com/ChoicesMarkets pen slowly. continued from page 1

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Lights on, but there’s nobody home at Hydro

poration pleading poverty and sending Hard on the heels of a leaked report earnest messages about how the piper stating B.C. Hydro customers can look forward to a rate hike of up to 26 per cent will soon have to be paid. And what do those exhorbitant salain the near future, comes unfortunately timed information about the bloated salaries get us, as paying customers? Is the service B.C. Hydro gives us ries paid to many at the Crown “second-to-none”? Well, from corporation. a purely semantic angle, yes, According to a recent report, Burnaby NOW it is - only because there is no almost half of those working second option with which to for the utility make more than compare. $100,000, while more than 10 per cent Residents in our neighbouring provmake more than $150,000. Top executives ince may claim things are no better there, made far more. but at very least, they have the opportuIt’s all extremely bad optics for a cor-

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lems and change our course of he B.C. government action. We need to deal with recently rejected the these issues head-on. recommendation of the For starters, we should ensure Union of B.C. Municipalities to that people who have disabilities reinstate Riverview Hospital. can afford basic costs of living. Our government has made the Poverty can cause a right decision. The great deal of stress, debate and media coverage over recent Bev Gutray & Marina Morrow which can, in turn, worsen symptoms weeks has revealed a of mental illness and substance number of important issues that use problems. In other words, have reframed questions about Riverview Hospital, and the pre- if we make it easier for people with disabilities to afford to mier is correct in her comments make ends meet, we will have that there is a new set of probless demand on our mental lems we need to deal with. health care system. The CMHA Surprisingly, the idea of has been advocating for the govreopening Riverview garnered ernment to increase the persons a good deal of public support, with disability benefit and index at least in online and radio it against cost of living increases. comments attached to media This would mean that even coverage. However, we queslow-income people with mental tion the logic that reopening illness could be elevated out of the hospital would have solved poverty. complex problems like homeAdditionally, we need to lessness, poverty or the real lack address the lack of affordable, of 24-hour community-based safe and supportive housing treatment for people with menoptions in our province. Many tal illness and/or substance use British Columbians with mental problems, as many of the comillnesses or substance use probments suggested. We also wonlems cannot access safe and relider about the assertion made able housing. They can be found by many commentators that on the street, under bridges Riverview would somehow be a and in shelters – which are not “compassionate solution.” homes. To address this in the Reopening Riverview would short term we suggest that the not be a compassionate solution government implement a rental to homelessness or poverty in assistance program for people our province. The truly compaswho have low income and mensionate solution would be to tal illness. A longer-term goal take an honest look at how we treat people with severe mental Housing Page 7 illness and substance use prob-

nity to shop for rates and determine for themselves whether the service rendered is worth the money paid. Speaking of the piper, it’s certainly true that many of B.C. Hydro’s large structural issues that have led to a financial crunch can be laid at the feet of the province. It was the province that decided B.C. Hydro must buy power from independent power producers at higher than market rates. It’s the province that has also repeatedly dipped into the Hydro piggy bank to prop up its own dubious budget-

ing practices. In terms of the over-the-top salaries, however, the corporation itself stands to squarely to blame. The latest revelation comes two years after a public report criticized B.C. Hydro for its high salaries. It also comes at a time when the province is supposedly cracking down on exorbitant packages paid in the public sector. When it comes to tightening belts at B.C. Hydro, or even an appreciation of reality, it seems the lights are on, but nobody’s ever home.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Julian would be excellent leader

Dear Editor:

Re: MP Peter Julian wants ‘bosses’ OK to run, Burnaby NOW, Sept. 26. Kudos to Peter Julian for considering giving up his position as MP in order to run for the B.C. NDP leadership. I have no doubts that he would make an excellent and successful NDP leader for our province . I applaud him for his democratic way in considering it, by asking his constituents their opinion/ approval on the matter. I believe he possesses all the qualifications, including the charisma, needed to bring a political party to a victory and to lead our province towards a better place to live.

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Stewart speaks to the uninformed Dear Editor:

Mr. Kennedy Stewart must think the BurnabyDouglas voters are a very uninformed lot! In his latest (super-sized) mailer he tells us on the front page: “How Government Cuts to Service Canada Affect You” and “Kinder Morgan Pipeline Update.” He then assures us how hard he will work to reinstall the level of service to Canadians.

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RCH DONATION DAY LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Stewart wrong about KM continued from page 6

In the latter I could not find a word how revenues created by Kinder Morgan might help provide better service to Canadians! (Just information how and why we should help to shut them down.)

How difficult is it to make the connection that you can’t have better government services without putting more people to work? Unless you tax the dickens out of the rest of us. Ziggy Eckardt, Burnaby

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would be to invest in building a variety of housing options across the province with varying levels of mental health treatment and supports. This would allow people at all stages of recovery to live in, and contribute to, their communities. There are significant gaps in our community mental health care system that need to be addressed. For example, many people don’t realize that most community mental health services operate during business hours, Monday to Friday. It is important that we create programs that are available to respond to situations that arise at any time of the day. As the VPD outlined in their recent mental health report, Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) is an example of this kind of program. We support these kinds of initiatives so long as they are embedded alongside of income and housing supports. We also need to ensure that there are places that people experiencing distress from mental illness can go, to receive care, where they can’t be turned away. We should not and cannot

rely on our police departments, emergency rooms and family members to provide this type of care on their own. There are certainly some who will argue that these solutions fail to address the immediate needs of people with severe mental illness in our province. We don’t deny that there are people on the street, experiencing profound distress, without resources to help. However, people in institutional care eventually leave institutions, often returning to ill-equipped and under-resourced communities. International research has found that patients with severe mental illness do better in community-based settings when provided with the right supports. In short, a broad continuum of community-based supports is the foundation of responsive mental health care – this is the compassionate solution. It allows people with differing levels of need to access supports and live fulfilling lives within their communities, not hidden away in institutions. Finally, places like Riverview are expensive. We estimate that operat-

ing 300 long-term secure beds would cost at least $45 million per year. It is probably more. The ultimate question in this debate is how we choose to spend our money. If we choose to spend it on facilities like Riverview, that’s money we will not have to spend on implementing the solutions that could potentially help thousands. Rather than asking our government to reopen Riverview Hospital, we should be asking them to invest in programs that ensure that people with mental illness and substance use problems can live in dignity within our communities. We can do this by directly addressing big issues like poverty and housing and through ensuring that a robust system of appropriate and timely mental health care is available for all British Columbians within their communities. Bev Gutray is CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association, B.C. division, and Marina Morrow is associate professor and director at the centre for the study of gender, social inequities and mental health, SFU health sciences and research associate at the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives’ B.C. office.

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TransLink. “I think everyone’s waiting aren’t they? We need the wording,” he told the NOW. “I think there’s a certain amount of deer in the headlights from the people who are just beginning to think through what the consequences of this might be.” Price said the people he’s spoken to about it so far say a TransLink referendum will not pass and it could turn into a vote on TransLink, rather than a vote on TransLink funding. “Some will take every opportunity to send TransLink a message,” he said. “Some are asking why they’re voting on TransLink, but not on other aspects of the transportation system.” Price said the issue gets complicated as a “no” vote on TransLink funding could mean any new major transportation projects could come to a halt, such as the Massey Tunnel. “On one hand people will say, ‘Oh yeah, sure,’ (for a new project),” he said. “The moment you ask them, ‘how would you like to do that?’ it’s very tough to get a regional consensus. Leaving those complications aside, who’s leading the escapade?” When the wording finally comes forward, Price asked who will fund the campaign and what stance will the province take? He expects it will get tricky in a post-HST environment. “It goes back to this fundamental point, why are we doing this? What’s to be gained here when you consider the risk?” he said. “I’m not optimistic about it. I’m very pessimistic of what the results would be of a ‘no’ vote because we don’t get to go back with-

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Spotlight on homelessness New video outlines Burnaby’s homelessness issue It takes a community to end homelessness. That is the message coming from a collaborative effort of different Burnaby organizations, in time for Homelessness Action Week this month. SPARC B.C., the Burnaby Board of Trade and the Burnaby Task Force on Homelessness have joined forces to create a short video that outlines the homelessness issue in the city. “Burnaby’s Inter-Faith Community has been chosen for the launch of this video in recognition of their significant contribution in working collaboratively

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t’s the end of an era for the Simon Fraser University Pipe Band. After 36 years at the helm of the band, Terry Lee is retiring as the band’s pipe major. Lee – who started up the SFU band with his brother, pipe sergeant Jack Lee – will remain involved with the band, both playing and teaching young pipers, as well as working with administration. Piper Alan Bevan will take over as pipe major. “It just feels like the right time,” Terry Lee said in a press release. “I want to leave the post at the right time to make sure we are in a position of strength, going forward. It’s my hope the band will not miss a beat and continue to be strong.” The SFU band has finished in the top three at the world pipe band championships a full 20 times, including six firstplace finishes. Under Lee’s leadership, it has performed at renowned concert halls including Carnegie Hall, the Lincoln Centre and the Sydney

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You may remember Luca Fogale from a story that ran in the Burnaby NOW on Sept. 27. He’s the young Burnaby singer-songwriter who has made the top 20 in this year’s PEAK Performance Project. As part of the project, he’s staging a charity show – raising funds for the Burnaby Boys’ and Girls’ Club. “In partnership with Songwriters of a New Generation, I’ve got a goal to raise enough money to buy enough instruments and materials to get the Burnaby BGC music program up and running again, and once that happens, I will be facilitating

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At the helm: SFU Pipe Major Terry Lee awaits word after competing at the world pipe band championships in Glasgow, 2012. Lee is retiring as the band’s pipe major after 36 years. weekly free lessons for all the kids!” he explains in a message on Facebook. He’ll be joined by other artists for the event. It’s set to happen on Friday, Oct. 11 at 6 p.m. at Burnaby North Secondary School. You can check out Luca’s website at www. lucafogale.com, or like him on Facebook – search for

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maker Saskia Jetten will be on hand to talk about the current landscape of Dutch printmaking. Both talks happen at 3 p.m. Check out www.burna byartgallery.ca for more details about the exhibitions and the talks. Send ideas for Lively City to Julie, jmaclellan@burn abynow.com.

Mile high comedy is coming to the Shadbolt It’s the most performed French play in the world, and its original run in Paris lasted 19 years. Now the classic farce about a swinging bachelor and his slightly turbulent life is coming to the Shadbolt Centre stage as part of the Arts Club on Tour series. Boeing-Boeing is on stage at the Shadbolt on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 10 and 11, at 8 p.m. The comedy tells the story of Bernard (Kevin Kruchkywich), a successful architect in 1960s Paris, and his success with the ladies – especially the three air hostesses who jet in and out of his bachelor pad: Gloria (Melissa Oei), Gabriella (Luisa Jojic) and Gretchen (Colleen Wheeler). When Boeing introduces a faster jet, Bernard’s precise romantic timetable goes off-course. Asked about Boeing-Boeing’s continuing popularity, director David Mackay said, “The simple answer is that the structure of this farce puts the characters in comic situations that remain ludicrously funny

today. For all our incredible social and technological advancements made over the past 50 years, a good farce can exemplify that quality in human nature that for every step forward there’s a banana peel to take us two steps back.” Boeing-Beoing was written by the Swissborn Marc Camoletti, whose works have been translated into 18 languages and produced in 55 countries. The Arts Club on Tour production also stars Bonnie Panych and Andrew McNee. After its Burnaby show, the production moves on to Maple Ridge, Mission, Surrey, Coquitlam, Chilliwack, Vernon and Nelson. Tickets for the Burnaby show are $42, or $38 for seniors and students. Tickets are available online through www.shadboltcentre.com or by calling the box office at 604-205-3000. For more on the production, see www. artsclub.com. www.twitter.com/juliemaclellan

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Burnaby residents will be front and centre as the Metro Theatre stages a play it first put on half a century ago. The first play the Metro Theatre ever produced, back in September 1963, was Agatha Christie’s murder mystery The Hollow. It’s back on stage at the theatre, and it stars two residents of Burnaby. Alison Schamberger – a former Burnaby North drama teacher – appears as Lucy Angkatell, the lady of the house who invites her family and friends to her home, The Hollow, for a weekend in the countryside. Things turn to chaos when murder arrives – and everyone becomes a suspect. A primary suspect is Gerda Cristow, the wife of the doctor who gets shot – she’s played by Marie Strom of Burnaby. The rest of the cast includes Paul Fisher as Sir Henry Angkatell, Megan Couch as Henrietta Angkatell, Keara Barnes as Midge Harvey, Connor Ruther as Gudgeon, Eric Buskupski as Edward Angkatell, Serena Bickerstaff as Doris, Joshua Knight as Dr. John Cristow, Alexandra Wilson as Veronica Craye, Eric O’Connor as Inspector Colquhoun and Lucas Simon as Det. Sgt. Penny. “Agatha Christie is the world’s most prolific crime writer, and there’s something about her stories that keeps people coming back for more,” says director Joe Hinks in a press release. “ Metro’s got a very loyal fan base, and people are really excited to see The Hollow make a comeback this season.” Stage manager is Shay Cameron, also a Burnaby resident. The Hollow runs until Oct. 26, Thursday through Saturday at 8 p.m. There will be two matinees, Oct. 6 and 20, at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $25 regular, $22 students and seniors. Tickets are available through Eventbrite, metro-the-hollow. eventbrite.com, or by calling 604-266-7191. Metro Theatre is at 1370 Southwest Marine Dr. in Vancouver. See www.metrotheatre.com for more information.

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“Losing a child is never easy. But we are so grateful for the beautiful baby boy that we have,” says Travis Rose, here with son Sky, now 18 months, and wife Christine Chan. Photo: Tiﬀany Cooper.

Miracle on East Columbia Street rch champions to save the smallest of the small

Christine Chan, 37, of Coquitlam, was pregnant with identical twins when her water broke. Her husband Travis drove her to Royal Columbian Hospital (RCH) on February 7, 2012, where Christine was admitted and stabilised. “I was afraid and confused,” said the mother of ﬁve. “All my life I had wanted to have identical twins. This was a dream come true, babies number ﬁve and six, together.” The twins were at 23 weeks gestation and the high-risk maternity team at RCH wanted to prolong the pregnancy for as long as possible to give the twins their best chance at life. On February 29, Christine’s worst fears happened.

At 26 weeks, an unstable heartbeat from one of the twins precipitated an immediate caesarean section. Sadly, the twin they named Ocean (1,176 grams) was stillborn. The baby’s sac had prematurely broken, making him vulnerable to infection. Christine and Travis were devastated by the news. ”Even though my heart was broken I felt supported and cared for by the nurses. They encouraged me to stay strong for my four children at home who were waiting for me to take care of them. They reminded me that I had to be there for Sky, my tiny, new baby.” Sky (1,076 grams) was cared for in the RCH Variety Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for 137 days. He was supported by a nasal CPAP machine that assisted his breathing by puﬃng up his lungs. On his second day he had some lung collapse so required a High Frequency

Oscillator Ventilation, or breathing tube. “This provides tiny volumes of breath and is thought of as a gentler way of treating a baby,” explains RCH NeonatologistPediatrician Dr. John O’Toole. “This is a very diﬃcult time for a parent. The little baby is attached to a lot of equipment. Christine was very anxious about her baby and we were all concerned about her. She had to grieve the loss of Ocean and look after her surviving child,” says O’Toole. On June 21, 2012, Sky went home to live with his one brother, three sisters and his overjoyed mother and father. “Losing a child is never easy. But we are so grateful for the beautiful baby boy that we have. The physicians and nurses at Royal Columbian helped us through a diﬃcult time. Without them, we would not have been able to celebrate Sky’s homecoming,” says Travis. ■

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good change to come at rch Each year we strive to do more, to do better, to ensure our hospital is equipped to meet the needs of patients. 2012 was one of our best fundraising years ever, culminating in the opening of the $5 million Multipurpose Interventional Suite in October. It was also our 150th birthday, made sweeter by government’s commitment to the redevelopment of our health care campus during the next few years. Our successes are made possible by the generous support we receive from donors and sponsors. At Thanksgiving, I am reminded to be grateful for my family and our good health, and I am touched by stories like that of the Rose-Chan family. In the midst of health challenges, their strength to love, laugh and raise ﬁve beautiful children is a reminder of why we give.

As a provincial hospital with advanced care specialties, we are here for everybody. RCH is family and we truly care. I thank you for caring too. Yours sincerely,

Adrienne Bakker President and CEO

Why I give anna-marie lyons, mother of h1n1 survivor alexandra kroetsch I give to RCH because they have given so much to me. Of course the fact that my daughter Alexandra survived a life-threatening illness is tantamount, but the way our family was treated by all staff was so considerate. RCH is at the forefront of trauma care and I’m proud to support them. I’m a financial planning consultant and believe that Canadians are generous donors but aren’t always strategic. Why not consider donating individual shares or mutual fund units that have appreciated? You’ll get the tax deduction for the full donation amount and you won’t be taxed on the capital gains. You can donate a lump sum and use it all in this tax year or spread the taxable benefit forward for up to five tax years. Consider talking to your accountant about donating securities now and in your estate to reduce final estate taxes. ■

Join RCH Foundation for an insightful interview with Tamara Vrooman, Vancity President and Chief Executive Oﬃcer, hosted by Belle Puri, CBC Journalist and RCH Foundation Chair. Tuesday, October 29, 2013 • 7:30 am – 9:30 am Inn at the Quay, 900 Quayside Drive, New Westminster RSVP by October 16, 2013 to Feroza Jamal at 604.520.4438 ■ RCH Foundation Board of Directors 2013-2014 Belle Puri, Chair Doug Eveneshen, Vice-chair Dwight Ross, Treasurer Meldy Harris, Secretary John Ashbridge Frank Butzelaar

Sharon Domaas Erin O’Halloran Larry Kozak Steven Osachoﬀ Gary Pooni Helen Sparkes Dr. Laurence Turner

RCH Foundation Executive Anna-Marie holds new granddaughter Evie, who was born at RCH this past Spring to Alexandra Kroetsch and Brad Vigue. Your Health Matters is published twice annually by RCH Foundation. If you have any questions or story ideas you would like to share with us, please contact our oﬃce at 604.520.4438 or e-mail info@rchfoundation.com. Articles by Shannon Henderson and Julie Coghlan unless otherwise noted. Design by Paula Heal. Photography by Jerald Walliser unless otherwise noted.

Adrienne Bakker, President & CEO Laurie Tetarenko, Vice-president Julie Coghlan, Director, Marketing & Communications Barbara Becker, Director, Major Gifts Eleanor Ryrie, Manager, Corporate & Foundation Relations

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Mobile heart and lung team a lifesaver rch boasts only mobile ecls response team in bc and likely canada Royal Columbian Hospital (RCH) is the only hospital in BC, and likely Canada, with a mobile Extracorporeal Life Support (ECLS) response team that can transport critically ill adult patients back to RCH for life-saving surgery or advanced intensive care. Without these highly specialized transports to RCH, these patients would die. Patients are placed on ECLS Leaders of BC’s only mobile ECLS response team, Dustin Spratt, RCH’s Chief Perfusionist (left), and Cardiac Surgeon and Intensivist Dr. Derek Gunning (pictured – a modified version of a heart- below), with two patients whose lives they saved, Linette Ho (second from left) and Jessica Funk, with their loved ones, Hannah Pae and Eric Funk. lung machine that artificially Dr. Gunning performed open-heart surgery and placed takes over the function of the heart and/or lungs – to Hospital to RCH in 2010, Spratt and Gunning ingekeep them alive. niously “rigged” a stretcher that enabled them to keep her on 24/7 ECMO support for 21 days in the ICU. “We have had 100 per cent success rate on all of “There isn’t a higher risk transport than when a the patient on ECLS during transport. Thanks to their the transports we have done….this vital service saves patient is on ECLS,” says Dustin Spratt, RCH’s Chief courage and innovation, that patient survived. lives,” says Spratt. Yet despite their success, there Perfusionist, who leads the mobile ECLS response After 2010, the team saw an increased need for is still room for improvement, he says. The team has team along with Cardiac Surgeon and Intensivist Dr. ECLS transports due to more cases of rapid onset to borrow most of its equipment, and spends preDerek Gunning. Together, they made the impossible of acute respiratory failure, often involving young cious time adapting the equipment for each transpossible. Faced with an urgent need to retrieve a people. young patient with hypothermia from Surrey Memorial One of those patients is Linette Ho, 19, of Burnaby. port. Spratt believes so strongly in the mobile ECLS program that he has even co-designed a specialized She is alive and well and able to return to school this September, thanks to the talent and dedication of the stretcher that will enable the team to more quickly mobilize and expand their service reach by air ambumobile ECLS team, led by Spratt and Gunning. lance. “The last thing I remember was that I was studyAs a result of a recent media event publicizing ing for finals in my room. I woke up in RCH’s ICU one the team’s life-saving work, a private donor came month later,” recalls Ho, whose cold virus turned forward with a gift of $85,000 to fund not one but two into pneumonia two weeks before her high school graduation in June 2012. Ho was admitted to Burnaby of the specialized stretchers, an investment in the General Hospital where she suffered a collapsed lung. lives of many future patients to come to RCH. If you Realizing that Ho needed advanced complex care, the would also like to help RCH save lives, please contact Global BC News Reporter Julia Foy interviews Dr. Derek Gunning Barbara Becker, Director Major Gifts, at 604.520.4438 hospital contacted RCH’s mobile ECLS response team about RCH’s mobile ECLS response team at a recent media event. or go to rchcares.com. ■ to provide highly specialized transport to RCH, where

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RCH Donation Day October 8, 2013

Dr. Jagdeep Ubhi welcomes baby Elliot into the world, alongside parents Daniel and Olivia.

broadcasting live on 93.7 jrfm, 102.7 the peak, rj1200, radio rimjhim and omni tv to raise funds in support of rch foundation RCH is the only hospital in BC that can provide the highest level of trauma, neurosciences, cardiac, mental health, high-risk maternity and neonatal intensive care all on one site. That is just one of the many reasons RCH needs your support. On October 8, 2013, join us for Donation Day and show your support for BC’s hospital. To donate, call 310-4000 or visit rchcares.com ■

← “Hunter was very tiny and he required prolonged, intensive ventilatory care at RCH. With careful clinical support and monitoring, today Hunter is a great little boy and a joy to his family. A living proof of how effective modern neonatal care can be in situations where 30 to 40 years ago, that chance would not exist.” ~ Dr. Zenon

← “It was the most wonderful moment to take Isabella home, but we were also sad to leave our new Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) family. RCH, especially the NICU team, will always be near and dear to us. We truly believe that we would not have our little Isabella with us today if it was not for the NICU and its wonderful staff.” ~ Tanya Wilson.

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Steve and Jen Darling enjoy some cuddle time at home with daughter Hayley, son Hunter and dog Lucy. Hayley was cared for in the RCH Variety NICU in 2008. ↑ “Being first time parents and having our new baby girl in the NICU was very scary. Not only did the NICU nurses and doctors provide excellent medical care for our daughter they provided us as parents with the guidance and support we needed. It has been five years and we are still so grateful for the exceptional care they provided for our daughter.” ~ Steve Darling, Global BC News Anchor.

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family gives in memory of mother’s care Joan Bruce was not herself. The 90-year-old from New Westminster had been showing signs of dementia for a while, but was now declining rapidly. Alarmed by her mother’s deterioration, Robin Costanzo called 911 on Christmas Day 2012 and they transported her to RCH’s Emergency Room. Tests revealed that Joan had a urinary tract infection; however, antibiotics weren’t able to combat the infection because something else was Robin Costanzo (front row centre) holds a photo of her mother, Joan Bruce, who was cared wrong: the breast cancer that for by the ER team including Licensed Practical Nurses (back row) Wade Allen, Pam Tritschler, Joan had beaten two years (front row) Jotika Reddy and Hospital Physician Dr. Klassen. prior had returned. Due to a gastrointestinal was despite the challenges of working in a pressured outbreak, Joan could not be admitted onto one of environment, Joan’s daughter Robin and her husband the wards, and she remained in the Emergency Room Frank made a generous donation in support of the ER Overflow Area for 10 days. Through her extended stay there, she was treated like family, and a strong mutual in memory of her mother. “While I was with Mum in the ER, I was watching attachment grew between Hospital Physician Dr. everyone else and seeing what the staff had to deal Klassen, the nursing team, and Joan and her family. with,” recalls Robin, of Delta. “The staff were so busy Shortly after New Year’s Day, she was moved to the and hardworking, yet they treated us like family and 6th floor End of Life Care area. She passed away six made Mum’s last days comfortable. I will always be days later on January 9, 2013. So moved by how caring and attentive the ER team grateful to them.” ■

Robin Wilson, Honourary Director, Sandra Schmirler Foundation, (middle) presents a cheque for $28,750.00 to Queenie Lai, Health Service Manager, RCH Variety Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), (left) and Barbara Becker, Director, Major Gifts, RCH Foundation, (right). These funds will be used to purchase a bi-level ventilator for the NICU. RCH houses one of B.C.’s largest NICUs, and since 1997, the Canadian Neonatal Network has recognized RCH’s NICU as consistently ranking among the top in the country for achieving excellent survival rates for newborn infants. ■

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The measure of a man dr. tom godwin leaves a legacy of cardiac care at rch Ask any RCH cardiac physician or staﬀ member about Dr. Tom Godwin, and they will tell you what an undeniable leader and genuine human being he was. Never one to do anything half-hearted, Godwin always strived for the best for his department and his patients, and almost always, reached a successful conclusion. Described as “the founding father of cardiology at RCH,” he initiated the Cardiac Catheterization Lab, recruited a strong core of cardiologists and surgeons, and was instrumental in the development of the interventional cardiology and cardiac surgery programs at RCH. “His push to bring open-heart surgery to RCH was key in making it possible for our department to evolve into one of the most successful interventional cardiology services in Canada,” says Cardiologist Dr. Akbar Lalani. He would eventually turn the ups and downs of his nearly 50-year medical career and the wonderful life he shared with his wife, Elaine, and his four sons, into the pages of a book. In 2009, A Doctor’s Notes, Taken from Both Sides of the Bedsheets was published, with Godwin making a generous donation to the RCH Foundation to represent his book. Sadly, Dr. Godwin passed away in April 2013. He leaves behind not only a legacy that beneﬁts cardiac patients from across BC today, but also the enduring gift of Dr. Godwin wrote of the experifamily and friendship. ences of his 50-year medical Says Cardiolocareer in A Doctor’s Notes. gist Dr. Dennis Rupka:

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Marcela Escalona moved to BC from Mexico City in 2007 when she was three months pregnant with her second son. It was an emotional time for her, leaving her family behind while preparing for a new baby. She and her husband moved from Vancouver to Burnaby, where they now have a multi-level home near to parks and the lake.“I feel so safe here and my children will have many more opportunities than if we had stayed in Mexico,” says Marcela. She wants her family to contribute to their community and make it a better and more diverse place to live.

Make A Pledge To Welcome A Newcomer Today When was the last time you took a pledge? Was it during your wedding vows? Or swearing an oath of allegiance? Here’s one way you can take a pledge today and make a difference to the life of a newcomer with a simple act that will help make Burnaby a more welcoming place. Visit our website, www.worldinburnaby.com and click on the“Pledge”icon on the top right.We’ve given you a few suggestions of an easy-to-carry-out pledge to make someone feel welcome.Will it be saying hello to a new neighbour in their language? Or perhaps challenging a racist joke or stereotype? You can come up with your own pledges and let us know what you will do.The simplest pledges can make the biggest difference. How can you get your children involved? Your family and friends? Or perhaps a community group or organization? Once you’ve carried out your pledge, let us know all about it and we can pass it on and inspire others to do the same. www.worldinburnaby.com

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WEEKLY SPECIALS 100% BC Owned and Operated Prices Effective October 3 to October 9, 2013.

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Grocery Department Rogers Porridge Oats

Meat Department Rebar Organic Energy Bars

assorted varieties

SAVE

23%

assorted varieties

3.29

1.35kg product of Canada

10.99lb/ 24.23kg

3/4.98

SAVE

50g product of Quebec

21%

Lean Ground Beef

Food Should Taste Good Tortilla Chips

Elias Honey

assorted varieties

SAVE from

30%

from

5.99

St. Dalfour Jam

32%

from

4.29

SAVE from

225ml product of France

25%

from

31%

1.79

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330ml +deposit +eco fee product of USA

Rogers Granola

25%

27%

700-750g product of Canada

Eco Max Liquid Laundry Products

35%

2/5.00

1L • +deposit +eco fee product of Canada

32%

25%

946ml product of USA

Flamous Falafel Organic Chips

assorted varieties

original or spicy

5.49

4.79

Kuhne Sauerkraut

assorted varieties

regular or with wine

2.99

B.C. Grown

WOW!

Bulk Department Organic Slow Cooking Oats

20% off regular retail price

Health Care Department Alba Hair Care Products

assorted varieties

7.99

reg 9.99

Kiss My Face Deodorant

Sourdough Multiseed Bread

assorted varieties, assorted sizes

3.99

Enjoy effective all day protection with natural formulas. They have combined time tested botanicals like corriander, hops and rosemary with odor absorbing ingredients.

4.49

600g • reg 4.99

Avalon Organics CoQ10 Facial Cleansers or Toner

All 6 and 8” Pumpkin Pies or 6” No Egg or Dairy Pumpkin Pie

2.00 off regular

12.99

225-250ml

Their advanced skin care lines nurture and revitalize. Designed with respect for your skin's special needs.

retail price

720-796ml • product of Germany

348-350ml

Alba Botanica natural skin and hair care products are made with ingredients from the earth and protect the environment.

WOW!

Seminars & Events at Choices South Surrey, 3248 King George Blvd.

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Thursday, October 10, 7:00-8:30pm

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3.98

3lb bag product of Canada

PRICING

Rice Bakery

227g • product of USA

Bahlsen Cookies 100-125g • product of Germany

6.99

2.99

Mezzetta Olives

PRICING

made with real whipping cream

WOW!

SAVE

3L product of Canada

4.98

2lb product of Canada

WOW!

8” Pumpkin Pies

assorted varieties

10.99

398ml • product of USA

Bakery Department

PRICING

Kitchen Basics Stock

assorted varieties

SAVE

retail price

assorted varieties

from

Organic Himrod or Concord Grapes from Covert Farms in Oliver, BC

reg 10.49

1.00 off regular

150g product of Canada

SAVE

2/4.00

product of USA

bags or bins

Kiju Organic Juice

3.99

PRICING

7.99

Local Choices Cheese! Kootenay Meadows Farm Kootenay Alpine Cheese

from 4.29

assorted varieties

SAVE

WOW!

PRICING

227-340g product of USA

assorted varieties

WOW!

assorted varieties

2/7.00

Raincoast Trading Albacore Tuna

regular or pineapple

Organic Pomegranates from Homegrown, California

MacIntosh Apples from Clapping Chimp

Tartine Enertaining! Savoury Tarts

assorted varieties

Coco Libre Organic Cocout Water

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Deli Department

Tofutti Spreads

assorted varieties

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156g product of USA

24%

500g • product of Canada

grass fed, forage finished value pack

4.49lb/ 9.90kg

2/7.00

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Produce Department

Steelhead Fillets Skin On Pin Bone Removed

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