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Nadia Lokot and three-year-old Leana Lukavaya ride the train at the Burnaby Central Railway on Easter weekend. The miniature train line is run by the British Columbia Society of Model Engineers.

It officially opened for the season last weekend and is open every weekend and stat holiday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. right through to Thanksgiving. Tickets are $3.50 for one 10- to 15-minute ride.

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ANTI-PIPELINE DEMONSTRATION

Protesters’ pooping pooch provokes police Cornelia Naylor

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Anti-pipeline protesters who allowed a dog to take a dump in the lobby, left the excrement outside and shared images of the incident on social media showed a lack of respect during a protest at the Burnaby RCMP detachment last

week, according to police.

About 30 people descended on the detachment Friday to protest the arrest of fellow pipeline protester Harry Johnson-Larue, who is accused of assaulting a police officer while the officer was trying to arrest another protester for mischief near Kinder Morgan’s Burnaby Mountain terminal on March

25.

The group refused to leave, and a number of citizens couldn’t access the detachment as a result, police said.

“The Burnaby RCMP detachment also regularly has people who have been victims of crime coming to the detachment to provide statements or information,”

stated a Burnaby RCMP press release Tuesday. “This was the case on Friday, and the noise of the demonstration caused one victim who was attending the detachment a significant amount of distress.”

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Kids from around the world take to the quintessential Canadian game with Burnaby Minor Hockey Grant Granger

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The little boy was born in Iran, but when he was two-and-a-half his parents, afraid of being thrown in jail and limiting their son’s future, fled to Turkey where they were put in refugee purgatory. All they wanted was to find a free and safe country to live in.

Finally, Canada, a country they knew next to nothing about, took them in and they ended up in Burnaby when the boy was old enough for kindergarten.

At first, it was hard on him because he didn’t know the language, although within a month or so he began to connect with other students.Turns out he’s quite sociable. One day, his class at Forest Grove Elementary went ice skating. Although he struggled to skate, he loved it. He went home and told his parents they’d learned about hockey.

“What’s hockey?” they asked.

He told them and asked, maybe even pleaded, “Mom, can I play?”

NEW HOME ON THE ICE Seyed Hosseindoosttaleshani is one of many young refugee and immigrant converts to Canada’s national obsession playing in the Burnaby Minor Hockey Association (BMHA).They come from countries like Brazil, Lebanon and Iran, where the only ice is found in drinks. Others are from the likes of Korea, China or India.

“What I’ve seen is what’s happening in the community is reflective of what’s happening to (the association),” says BMHA executive administrator Larry Hayes. “More people are coming into the community from various countries, with various backgrounds and for various reasons.We are seeing it’s reflective of our registration.

“I have heard on numerous occasions, and usually a lot of it’s from those non-traditional hock-

A NATIONAL PASTIME: Seyed Hosseindoosttaleshani is one of many young refugees and immigrants who’ve fallen in love with hockey. The Forest Grove Elementary School student just wrapped up a season in goal for Burnaby Minor Hockey Association’s atom C6 team. PHOTO JENNIFER GAUTHIER ey countries, that the kids and the parents want to feel a part of the Canadian experience, and being part of Canada, they see hockey as being a big part of that.

“The vast majority have never seen an ice rink, never mind ever played the game before. I would say, 98 per cent, if not higher, this is their first experience.

“For a lot of them that have come, especially the ones that have come here as refugees or are coming to make a better life or leav-

Go Bulldogs: Last season, Seyed Hosseindoosttaleshani’s team won the atom C division championships. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

ing a country where they perhaps don’t have as many freedoms, they’re just embracing it.The reality is that ice sports and hockey are a big part of what the rest of the world sees of Canada.”

HOCKEY ‘UNIQUE’ Hosseindoosttaleshani started at Kensington Arena and learned to skate in about six months. His teacher suggested to his parents Hanif and Maryam that they register him for hockey, so they did.

“The first time I came to Canada, we didn’t have a TV. Once we got a TV, we started looking at sports and we started watching hockey and all-star games and all that. I just liked how unique it was and how you can win and how big you can grow,” says Hosseindoosttaleshani, who plays goal for the BMHA atom C6 team.

“The first time I put on skates it was a really exciting moment that I could be on skates. If my parents didn’t help me get out of (Iran) I wouldn’t be at this level that I am right now.”

RED TAPE MOUNTAIN Getting kids like Hosseindoosttaleshani on the ice for a practice, let alone a game, isn’t easy.

It’s a long, drawn-out process fraught with red tape.

Any kid not born in Canada who wants to play hockey has to have his or her application go up a mountainous bureaucratic chain, and then back down again, says Hayes, who estimates he’s processed about 30 applications in the past three years.

First it goes to the Pacific Coast Amateur Hockey Association, then to B.C. Hockey and Hockey Canada.The national body then passes it on to the International Ice Hockey Federation. Before the IIHF signs off, it contacts the ice hockey organization in the country in which the player was born.

Then it goes back down the chain.

The whole process can take many months.

“It’s somewhat cumbersome,” says Hayes. “They have to provide documentation, which would include birth certificates, their visas as to the reasons they are here, landed immigrant documents.The majority of them are coming here permanently, but we also get international students that come in and want to play for a year or two while they are here. But that is still a process as well.”

Hayes said one girl from Lebanon had to wait for the process to be completed even though her birth country doesn’t have an ice hockey federation.

“Of course, it frustrates people,” says Hayes. “I certainly give them kudos for hanging in there because if they want to play, I tell them, unfortunately, this is a necessary evil. But I soften the blow of having to wait and the fact there is this bureaucracy by telling them each country, especially those that are members of the IIHF, want to keep track of who their naturalborn athletes are.

“So it gets a smile from the parents and kids every time I say that, one day, if you’re a good player, you might get a call from the hockey organization in the country you were born asking you if you want to play for them in the Olympics.Which is a reality.That’s certainly one of the reasons each of these countries want to keep track of where their potential Olympic athletes are in the world.”

TEAM LIKE FAMILY Hosseindoosttaleshani’s team has kids from many different backgrounds, he says, including Japanese, Chinese and Italian.

“Friendship-wise we do get along.The team is like a family to me.You have to trust your teammates. No trust, no gain,” says Hosseindoosttaleshani, already well-versed in hockey-speak.

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A 28-year-old woman and a 37-year-old man have been charged in connection with a violent bus assault and robbery last month that left a 61-year-old Burnaby woman with a broken arm, cracked sternum and head trauma.

According to Metro Vancouver Transit Police, the Burnaby woman boarded a bus at the Surrey Central SkyTrain station on March 20.

After she sat down, she got into an altercation with a second woman who said she was saving the seat and who then allegedly used her hip and shoulder to force the Burnaby woman off the seat and onto the floor, according to police.

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side the second woman, the victim tried to take a photo of them with her phone, but the female suspect allegedly grabbed the phone from her and threw it on the floor.

She then allegedly grabbed the victim by the hair and pulled her body over the back of the seat, hitting her head and chest on the metal handrail repeatedly while threatening to kill her, according to police.

The husband separated the two women and allegedly grabbed the victim’s phone from another passenger who had picked it up off the floor.

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Want to fight Big Oil? Here’s a simple start

Today’s fuel prices are a pain in the gas tank.

But there doesn’t seem to be a lot we can do about it here in B.C. even as prices hit $1.55 a litre – and they could go even higher. Let’s face it, the cost of crude oil accounts for only about half the price of gas.

Our gas woes are the result of a combination of factors, including reduced refinery capability, so, with less fuel getting through, we

face a price squeeze at the pump, and when it’s refined in the U.S., we pay a premium because of the low Canadian dollar.

It also costs to deliver gas to the pump, so that has to be factored in, while federal and provincial taxes account for about 30 per cent of the price, or about 50 cents a litre.

With the recent 1.2-centper-litre carbon-tax hike added, many people are

Fighting so-called Big Oil and these inevitable gas price hikes starts with taking personal responsibility complaining about high gas prices. And don’t even think about the summer, when higher consumption typically leads to price hikes.

With this price squeeze hitting our pocketbooks,

many people argue British Columbians in particular are being unfairly squeezed because we pay more than other Canadians, and, of course, a lot more than Americans, who pay lower

fuel taxes and have more refinery capacity.

Some people suspect a conspiracy: that Big Oil is punishing B.C. for pipeline protests.

The fact is we can do something about these extra dollars being siphoned from our pocketbooks, but it won’t be easy as just about everything we buy has fuel costs embedded.

We can drive less or, when driving is a necessi-

ty, purchase smaller cars, take transit more often and change our driving habits by combining trips, accelerating gently, avoiding idling, heavy braking and high speeds (a technique that can cut consumption by 20 per cent).

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OPINION DANIEL WAGNER

Sedins’ legacy will live long “They’re one-of-a-kind,” said Victor Hedman, “but, obviously, two guys.”

No other quote better encapsulates Daniel and Henrik Sedin, two players that would be utterly unique in the NHL if it weren’t for the inescapable fact that there are two of them, almost exactly alike.

There are ways to tell them apart, of course: their heads have a slightly different shape.Their chins are subtly different, though the identical goatees slightly disguise that. Spencer Gillis, son of former Canucks GM Mike Gillis, claimed his father used to tell jokes to the Sedins to make them smile, as the only way he could tell them apart was by their teeth, but Daniel Sedin doesn’t recall Gillis telling them any jokes.

On the ice, the only difference between the two is that, when presented with an open net, Daniel actually took the shot instead of passing it to a teammate for an even-more-open net.

Nobody plays like the Sedins. Nobody. Other great players get imitated, particularly as we enter an era where young players have hadYouTube at their fingertips their entire lives. Moves which seemed impossible when they first happened – a shot between-the-legs or Pavel Bure’s skate-to-stick move – are now common tools of top young players.

Certainly some of the innovations the Sedins brought to the game have become ubiquitous – the classic slap-pass into the slot for a deflection is an example – but no one does it

quite like Henrik and Daniel.The way they cycled the puck and found each other with seemingly impossible passes can’t be replicated.

Attribute it to twin-telepathy, to the many years of playing together, or, like Alex Burrows, to dolphin noises, but what they did on the ice will never be seen again.

A lot of it came down to hard work. Backing up all of their skill was a dedication to details and an innate toughness and grit that saw them barely miss a game in their careers.What enabled the sheer optimism of their boldest passing plays was a surety that they could win the puck back if they needed to.

The Sedins never stopped working.When they lost the puck, they worked tirelessly at getting it back and, more often than not, succeeded.

It’s a big reason why their most successful linemates were those who could win puck battles and get the puck back for them, rather than players with good shots.They never needed a sniper; they just needed the puck.

They’re about to play their final NHL game, a Saturday night tilt against the Edmonton Oilers on Hockey Night in Canada. As much as the city of Vancouver has had days for the news to sink in, it still doesn’t quite feel real. Perhaps it won’t even feel real until next season’s training camp rolls around and those familiar faces (or face) aren’t there.

The Sedins have meant Continued on page 7

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As the school board prepared to sell the old Burnaby South Secondary School just south of Kingsway by Sperling Avenue to fund the new Burnaby 2000 school on Rumble Street, a resident implored trustees to save a 1948 war memorial there dedicated to 51 students who lost their lives during the SecondWorldWar. Kathleen More was close family friends with two of them (Edwin and Charles Thomas, who were lost during bombing raids over the North Sea). “For many of those brave boys, that cenotaph serves as a last resting place,” she said.

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Keep fighting Notley Dear Editor: An open letter to Mayor Derek Corrigan: Even though I am 100 per cent in favour of the Trans Mountain pipeline, I strongly encourage you to fight it all the way. The hypocrisy of Premier Rachel Notley knows no bounds.

She talks about creating jobs, but she is personally killing about 75 per cent or more of the coal jobs that would be replaced with the pipeline construction and oil jobs. So there is zero economic benefit to her madness in being phony on camera and attacking you personally.

Yes, the late premier Jim Prentice and his Tory cabinet signed the cabinet order-in-council to kill the jobs by shutting the mines. And, yes, she is just carrying out that order. But she could have kept the mines open and therefore kept Alberta working families at work.

She is a raging socialistic nightmare.

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Continued from page 6 so much to Vancouver, both on and off the ice.They were the first Canucks to win the Art Ross and Hart trophies and led the Canucks to the most successful seasons in franchise history.They donated $1.5 million to B.C. Children’s Hospital and were even more generous with their time to various charitable efforts. All of Vancouver is going to miss the Sedins.

“This city has meant so much to us, our families, even our parents and brothers flying over, they all enjoy being here and we’ve been treated first-class,” said Daniel on Tuesday before the first of three farewell games. “From both sides, us and our fans, it’s been a good relationship.”

In their letter announcing their retirement, they made it clear that they won’t be going anywhere.

“Vancouver has become home.This is our family’s home.We plan to be part of this community long after we retire.Vancouver has given us so much and we’ve tried to give everything we have in return.That won’t change.”

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Opening doors for kids from around the world Continued from page 3 “When you’re starting to learn hockey, you’re learning new words, like shot, that you wouldn’t learn in school, hockey kind of words.When you play a game, coaches use really big, meaningful words.”

Last year, the team won an atom C division championship.

despite all the assurances he has to give to parents and despite all the frustrations of waiting and waiting and waiting, giving kids from far-away lands the opportunity to experience Canada’s hockey obsession is something he celebrates.

“Oh, big time,” says Hayes. “As far as Burnaby Minor Hockey is concerned, probably our days of winning provincials with my Joe Sakic teams are behind us.The system is not set up that way any more for community organizations to win championships.

“But I have said to so many people that we should be proud of the fact we have our doors open to anybody that wants to play, whether they’re from Korea, Estonia, India, Lebanon, Brazil, China, whatever, that there is a place for them.

“And I’m very proud of that fact that us as a community organization can say that and provide those

We have our doors open to anybody that wants to play

“It was fun throwing the gloves and having that five minutes of fame, like the Stanley Cup kind of thing.”

SOMETHING TO CELEBRATE Despite the bureaucratic maze Hayes has to navigate,

opportunities in the sport to kids who probably never dreamed in their wildest dreams that they’d be playing hockey in Canada – and having a great time at it.”

Since hockey is an expensive sport, BMHA does assist players whose families are financially strapped with registration fees, and there are many organizations – in-

cluding KidSport Burnaby, JumpStart and Athletics for Kids – that also help out.

DREAMING ON Like many other Canadian kids, Hosseindoosttaleshani wants to play in the NHL. Sometimes, says Maryam, when he has a game, she’ll wake up during the

night and see him watching a hockey video.

His favourite teams are Las Vegas – because it’s new and has his favourite player, goalie Marc-Andre Fleury – and the Vancouver Canucks. His enthusiasm has rubbed off.

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City now It’s Burnaby vs. New West in new walking challenge Burnaby and New Westminster are vying for bragging rights to see who can get the most people walking in the weeks ahead.

Political leaders, health representatives, walking advocates and representatives from both cities attended a launch for the WALK30 Burnaby/New West walking challenge on Wednesday at Queen’s Park in New Westminster.The initiative, which runs from April 9 to May 11, is designed to inspire people to walk at least 30 minutes a day to improve their health and help rethink

how people get around in the community.

“I just think it’s an easy way to sign on and a nice way to motivate yourself to get out and walk more,” said Margaret Manifold, a senior social planner with the City of Burnaby. “It’s easy to do, it’s affordable.The weather is getting better.The health benefits make you feel better mental and physically.”

Burnaby is hoping to get 1,000 citizens and 1,000 students participating in the walking challenge.

“I think we are going to get that,” Manifold said. “I

think we have something like 400 students in Burnaby signed up so far, so that’s good.”

Organizers hope the challenge will inspire residents of all ages to make more of an effort to walk during their day-to-day lives.

Residents can register at www.walkerscaucus.ca/ walk30-burnaby-newwest.

Participants are invited to attend a wrap-up celebration on Saturday, May 12 at Edmonds Community Centre.

– Theresa McManus

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Business now

Dageraad’s Burnabarian enters new market Cayley Dobie

cdobie@burnabynow.com

April showers may delay the start of patio season, but Dageraad Brewing hopes that won’t stop folks from picking up a fourpack of Burnabarian.

The four-packs are a new thing for the Burnaby-based brewery.They started canning them about one month ago in hopes of cracking into a new market, according to Dageraad founder Ben Coli.

“It’s a little more accessible beer than a lot of the stuff we make because it’s 4.5 per cent alcohol; it’s just really light and delicious and really drinkable, and now we have it in a bit easier package than our big bottles,” he said of the new Burnabarian fourpacks.

“It’s an everyday-drinking-beer sort of format. So we’re really excited about that.”

The Burnabarian, along with the Blonde, was one of the first beers Dageraad released when it opened in 2014. It’s a beer named after Burnaby, for the people of Burnaby, Coli said.

“I’m hoping to get this in front of more people in Burnaby.”

A month in, though, and sales could be better, Coli admits.

“I would like them to be better. It’s harder to get them into the stores often. Stores tend to have fewer slots for six packs, and they have higher expectations on how many of those six-packs are going to sell,” he said, adding the same philosophy goes for fourpacks of tall cans.

Because this is a new venture for the company, Coli said there’s a lot of calculation and guesswork that goes into deciding how much beer to can at a time.

Dageraad employs West Coast Canning to do its canning, which saves the business from spending thousands on new equipment, Coli said. So far, they’ve done two canning runs and have produced about 12,000 cans.

“It’s always a bit tricky predicting what the demand is going to be for a new product; you just don’t know.You don’t know how much you’re going to sell,” he said.

“And it can be really seasonally variable.”

Right now Burnabarian four-packs are available at the brewery on Thunderbird Crescent or at Riverway and Burnaby Mountain golf courses.The only liquor store in Burnaby selling Burnabarian is the B.C. liquor store at Northgate.

BURNABY’S OWN: Dageraad Brewing founder Ben Coli shows off the brewery’s latest product – Dageraad’s Burnabarian four-pack. Coli hopes the pack will become the beer of Burnaby. It’s currently available in Burnaby at the government liquor store at Northgate on North Road, the clubhouses at Riverway and Burnaby Mountain golf courses and the brewery on Thunderbird Crescent. Outside of Burnaby, the four-packs are for sale at 33 liquor stores in Vancouver, New Westminster and the Tri-Cities. PHOTO CORNELIA NAYLOR “We’re making inroads, we’re getting it into a few government stores, but it’s been frustrating.The government stores can be a little bit on the conservative side.We’re getting them into more private liquor stores, but, of course, the private stores are all smaller.They don’t do the kind of volume a government store can do,” Coli said.

Outside of Burnaby, the four-packs are available at 33 liquor stores (private and government-run) throughout Vancouver, the Tri-Cities and New Westminster.

But Coli would still like to see it on more shelves.

“With this kind of beer, we’d like to sell a lot of it. If we can get a really good account, that can sell more beer than your worst 20 accounts put together,” he said.

Where to get Burnabarian in cans: BURNABY Dageraad Brewing tasting room, 114-3191 Thunderbird Cres.

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Businessnow Ovation finalists named Five Burnaby companies in the running for awards

Congratulations are in order for five Burnaby building companies.

The companies, which include developers and contractors, are among a lengthy list of finalists at the Greater Vancouver Home Builders’ Association 2018 Ovation Awards taking place later this month.

Local finalists include: Sasen Renovations (best renovated room); PD Moore Homes Inc. and My Lane Home Inc. (best small-scale home under 1,000 square feet); Boffo and Chris Dikeakos Architects (best multi-family highrise development); NWI Contracting Ltd. (best outdoor living space: custom or renovated); and Thind Properties Ltd. (best marketing campaign and best interior design display suite: multi-family home).

“The Ovation Awards recognize industry leaders who are changing the way we think about housing.We are proud of our world-class builders, renovators and designers who are working to

Could be a winner: Burnaby’s own PD Moore Homes Inc. is up for best small-scale home under 1,000 square feet at the Greater Vancouver Home Builders’ Association 2018 Ovation Awards for this house called the Garden Oasis. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

deliver a complete mix of housing choices to meet the demand of a broad variety of homeowners, which is essential to supporting our thriving communities,” said Greater Vancouver Home Builders’ Association CEO Bob de Wit in a press release. “Our members are helping to shape neighbourhoods; initiating construction strategies to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact and

designing innovative building solutions to address homeowners’ demands for comfort, convenience and connection.”

Winners of the 2018 Ovation Awards will be announced on Saturday, April 28 at the Ovation Awards gala, taking place at the JW Marriott Parq in Vancouver.

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MEET PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS, learn about geoscience and see exciting displays at the annual Popsicle stick bridge contest hosted by Engineers and Geoscientists of B.C.The event runs Saturday from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Bonsor Recreation Complex, 6550 Bonsor Ave. Kids who pre-registered will compete for prizes in the Popsicle-bridge building contest while visitors check out their work and other displays.

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Artsnow ARTS CALENDAR TO SUNDAY, APRIL 8 Burnaby Art Gallery hosts two exhibitions, Molly Lamb Bobak: Talk of the Town in the lower gallery and Julie McIntyre: Travel Stories in the upper gallery at 6344 Deer Lake Ave. Admission by donation. Info: www. burnabyartgallery.ca.

TO SUNDAY, MAY 17 BETA VULGARIS: The Sugar Beet Projects, an installation by artist Kelty Miyoshi McKinnon, with music by Keri Latimer, at the Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre, 6688 Southoaks Cres., Burnaby.

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FRIDAY, APRIL 6 Open house and meetthe-artist event at Burnaby Neighbourhood House North House, 4908 Hastings St., 7 to 9 p.m., featuring Hanieh Khakbiz. Info: 604-294-5444 or northinfo@burnabynh.ca.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 7 Closing event for Luminescence III, featuring two- and three-dimensional artworks on the theme of light, at Deer Lake Gallery, 6584 Deer Lake Ave., 7 p.m. Info: www. burnabyartscouncil.org.

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City now EVENTS CALENDAR SUNDAY, APRIL 8 The Swinging Singles of B.C. Square Dance Club invites everyone to its Recycle Sale, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., Charles Rummel Hall, 3630 Lozells Ave. (at Government Street).

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MONDAY, APRIL 9 B.C. Fuchsia and Begonia Society meets at 7 p.m. in the St. Helen’s Church gym, 3871 Pandora St. Learn about fuchsias and begonias.

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Back pain, neck pain and anxiety workshop led by Alena Minova, who will explore methods to manage emotional and muscular tension using the Alexander Technique, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Tommy Douglas Library, 7311 Kingsway. Info: 604-5223971, www.bpl.bc.ca/event.

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SATURDAY, APRIL 14 Giant flea market, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Maywood Community School, 4567 Imperial St., near Metrotown. Lots of bargains. Admission is 50 cents. Door prizes and concession. Tables are $10 – call 604-296-9022.

Pancake breakfast, Jubilee United Church, 7551 Gray Ave. at Rumble Street, 8 a.m. to noon. Adults $7, Scouts and Girl Guides (in uniform) and children aged six to 12 $3, and kids under six are free. Funds help the church support community projects.

Royal Conservatory of Music alumni scholarship concert. Come enjoy an evening of music with piano, voice and violin performances by senior students with top marks in their Royal Conservatory of Music 2017 music examinations, 7 p.m., Shadbolt Centre, 6540 Deer Lake Ave., Room 102. Tickets: $15 adults, $10 students/ seniors (at the door).

Refreshments to follow.

B.C. Swing Dance Club hosts one of its monthly

dances and offers a free beginner dance lesson, Confederation Centre, 4585 Albert St. Free lesson from 8 to 9 p.m. Info: 778-242-0378.

South Burnaby Lawn Bowls Club is hosting an open house. No experience necessary. No cost to attend. Free parking.

Event is on from 4 to 6 p.m. at 4000 Kingsway (at Inman). Info: www. southburnabylawnbowling club.ca.

Burnaby North Lawn Bowling Club is hosting a garage sale. This annual fundraiser will include the sale of baked goods, books and miscellaneous household items. From 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Located at the north end of Confederation Park (Willingdon and Penzance, across from the miniature trains).

MONDAY, APRIL 16 Bone health: understanding how normal menstrual cycles can prevent osteoporosis, 6:30 to 8 p.m., Burnaby Public Library – Bob Prittie Metrotown, 6100 Willingdon Ave. Free, but seating is limited. Features Dr. Jerilynn C. Prior, a UBC professor and founder and scientific director of the Centre for Menstrual Cycle and Ovulation Research (CeMCOR). Autographed copies of Prior’s book will be for sale with proceeds going to CeMCOR. Register online at www.bpl.bc.ca/events, by calling 604-436-5400 or in person at the library.

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The service is available now in Burnaby and across the Lower Mainland, according to a press release.

“We are a customer-led

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NOTICE OF ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING

The Board of Directors of Vancouver Airport Authority announces that the Annual Public Meeting will be held to present the Airport Authority’s 2017 Annual & Sustainability Report and financial statements.

THURSDAY, MAY 10, 2018 East Concourse, Departures Level 3 International Terminal Building Vancouver International Airport Richmond, B.C. 3:00 p.m.

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