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Rare duck spotted in Deer Lake The Derek Zoolander of ducks was spotted again in Burnaby.

The mandarin duck, as it’s known, has been causing a stir among birdwatchers, since it is not native to North America.

Burnaby NOW reader Glen Govier took the attached photo at Deer Lake last Friday.The duck had been spotted in the fall at Burnaby Lake.

Some also refer to it as the “world’s most beautiful duck.”

“The mandarin, widely regarded as the world’s most beautiful duck, is a native of China and Japan,” explains the website Living with Birds.

He’s a close relative of the North American wood duck – something Metro Vancouverites are very familiar with seeing in our local lakes and small waterways.The mandarin duck prefers small wooded ponds, which may explain why it has shown up in Burnaby Lake and Lost Lagoon in Vancouver.

WORLD’S MOST BEAUTIFUL DUCK: A rare sighting of a mandarin duck in Deer Lake last Friday.

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Citystaffopposebiggerbasementsuites

Kelvin Gawley

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City of Burnaby staff have recommended council reject a proposal that would make way for larger basement suites.

In a memo to Mayor Mike Hurley and councillors, Lou Pelletier, director of planning and building, outlined how the city could change its bylaws to encourage the construction of full cellars in homes.The report came in response to a motion first introduced by

Coun. Pietro Calendino at a Nov. 19 meeting asking staff to examine the issue.

Current bylaws lead many builders to construct only partial cellars in new homes.The city’s zoning sets a maximum gross floor area (GFA) in residential districts.This includes the area of all floors above and below ground and accessory buildings, but it excludes crawlspaces, attics and garages.

“In order to limit the visible bulk of houses, the Burnaby zoning bylaw also

regulates how much of the permitted GFA can be built as above-grade floor area (AGFA),” Pelletier wrote.

“AGFA includes the floor area of any storey that is at least halfway above ground, including basements.”

That means areas more than halfway underground are considered cellars and are excluded from the above-grade floor area restrictions, as are accessory buildings.

“It is important to note that a builder is under no obligation to maximize

AGFA,” Pelletier wrote.

He said there’s nothing stopping builders from reducing the size of the aboveground portion of a home to allow a full cellar.

“The construction of partial cellars and crawl spaces is a development choice, which does not arise from a bylaw requirement,” Pelletier wrote.

Pelletier goes on to explain how the city might change its zoning to allow for more cellars, despite counselling against the idea.

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eliminate the gross floor area restrictions while maintaining the above-grade floor area limits and, he wrote, it could then limit the floor area for both the main floor and cellar to 20 per cent of its lot size.

In this plan, the floor area of any accessory building would be limited to five per cent of the lot size.

So why is the planning director advising against a plan that would likely create new rental space in a market with low vacancy rates and high rents?

On larger lots, the plan would allow for cellars larger than the maximum allowed for secondary suites.

Pelletier said this could incentivize owners to build more than one basement suite, which isn’t allowed.

“It could also encourage greater demands on local services, amenities and parking and could cumulatively affect neighbourhood character,” he wrote.

If councillors decide they want to go ahead with the plan, they will have to pass a motion at a future meeting.

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Protesters brave frigid nights to keep watch People living in theWatch House on Burnaby Mountain are kept warm by the fire of their convictions

Kelvin Gawley

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Jim Layden struggles every morning to pull himself out from under his wool duvet and into the cold air of theWatch House on Burnaby Mountain.

It’s a daily ritual he shares with a rotating cast of supporters who spend the night in the wooden structure on the path of the Trans Mountain pipeline.While his compatriots take turns joining Layden, the Cree elder and Sundancer sleeps there almost every night, retreating to his nearby heated van on only the coldest nights.

The pipeline protesters aren’t allowed to have heating or a fire but are persisting in their months-long vigil, keeping tabs on the nearby tank farm and standing in opposition to the planned expansion of the pipeline.

TheWatch House has stood just metres from the outer gate of the tank farm since March, when it was built in Forest Grove Park by members of the TsleilWaututh Nation.The cedar building hasn’t moved since, even as the nearby Camp Cloud protest camp was evicted.

In September,Will George, a Tsleil-Waututh man designated as a guard-

ian of theWatch House, told the NOW the structure was set to come down following the Federal Court of Appeal ruling that quashed federal approval of the pipeline’s proposed expansion. But that plan changed when it became clear Prime Minister Justin Trudeau planned to move forward with the project – now owned by the federal government.

The nearby support camp, set up in a soccer field, came down voluntarily.

Protests raged on the mountain and at the nearbyWestridge marine terminal throughout the summer, at times resulting in arrests of demonstrators who allegedly violated a court injunction. But the blockades also stopped as the appeal court ruling put a halt to the controversial expansion project.

But theWatch House remains.

Layden said he plans to continue sleeping in the cold until it’s time for the building to come down.

That will only happen if a court orders its removal or the expansion project is cancelled.

But it’s not all a frigid slog. Layden said locals regularly bring food and words of support. And a pair of Squamish carvers are working on a totem pole just out-

COLD NIGHTS: Jim Layden is a constant presence in the Watch House. side theWatch House.

The pole includes a watchman, theWatch House’s symbol; a wolf, the totem of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, and Tahlequah, the mother orca also known as

J35 who carried her dead calf for 17 days off the coast of B.C. andWashington this past summer.

“That was her way of saying ‘Look what you’ve done,’” Layden said Sunday.

PHOTO KELVIN GAWLEY

Layden has been watching and recording work being done by Trans Mountain inside the tank farm fence.While the company maintains all expansion work has been halted and

it’s now only doing standdown and maintenance work, Layden remains skeptical and vigilant.

The watch will continue into the new year and the winter months, he said.

Burnaby South Liberal touts community connections Kelvin Gawley

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Liberal candidate Karen Wang is confident her deep local connections will help her defeat federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh in the upcoming Burnaby South byelection.

The businesswoman, who was nominated by the party on Saturday, says running four daycares (three in Burnaby, one in New Westminster) has given her a special insight into the community she has called home for 20 years.

“I meet families every day, so I know what family needs are and what are the issues and what are the difficulties they are facing in daily life,”Wang said.

That’s a perspective Singh lacks, she said.The NDP leader has moved to the riding in anticipation of the byelection, expected this February.The former mem-

Victory speech: Karen Wang speaking to the crowd after winning the Burnaby South Liberal nomination.

PHOTO JENNIFER GAUTHIER

ber of Ontario’s Provincial Parliament has come to B.C. in a bid to gain his first federal seat ahead of the

general election in October.

Wang said she has lived in the riding ever since immigrating from China with her

husband 20 years ago. Since then, she has organized a non-profit Chinese opera group that performs in se-

niors homes.

“I have been very dedicated and very committed to our community,”Wang said, adding Burnaby South needs “a local champion in Parliament who knows our city’s challenges and opportunities.”

This will be Wang’s second foray into politics. She ran unsuccessfully for the B.C. Liberals in the 2017 provincial election, losing to New Democrat Anne Kang.

Coming from a provincial party that includes both federal Conservatives and Liberals,Wang said she has always been a Liberal when it comes to national issues.

She said she shares the party’s core values, including diversity, liberty, multiculturalism and national unity.

In addition to facing a new federal leader eager to establish an elected presence nationally,Wang will be challenged by Conservative Jay Shin and Laura-

Lynn Tyler Thompson, representing the People’s Party of Canada led by former Conservative Maxime Bernier.The Greens have opted not to run a candidate.

The Liberal candidate in Burnaby South was just 547 votes away from winning in 2015, with the Conservatives not far behind – 3,653 ballots short of beating New Democrat Kennedy Stewart, who resigned in the summer to run in the Vancouver mayor’s race (an election that Stewart won in October).

But Wang remains confident.While she she has been training with the party and reading up on its platform, she believes her local connections will ultimately make the difference.

“I have huge contacts in the community,” she said.

“Those people have faith in me, so I go to work and I go to win.”

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Opinion now OUR VIEW

Latest numbers show opioid crisis isn’t getting better

This newspaper published the results of a survey back in November by Research Co. about the opioid crisis.

The survey looked at what ideas the general public viewed as needed to deal with the crisis.

The most popular idea, supported by 90 per cent of British Columbians, is more education and awareness campaigns about drug use.

So, hence this editorial.

We’re going to keep pounding away until more people start taking this crisis seriously because, clearly,

not everyone is getting the message.

The latest numbers show that there were 120 suspected drug overdose deaths in B.C. in November, representing a whopping 13-percent increase over the number of deaths in the same month last year.

The B.C. Coroners Service says an average of four people died every day last month from an illicit drug overdose.

The latest figures show 1,380 people died by overdose between Jan. 1 and Nov. 30, 2018, almost ex-

actly the same number who died between Jan. 1 and Nov. 30, 2017.

The service says the majority of those dying from overdoses are men aged 30 to 59, and most overdoses are occurring indoors.

The three cities experiencing the highest number of illicit drug overdoses are Vancouver, Surrey and Victoria.

The coroners service says 1,486 people died of overdoses in B.C. last year. It is expected to announce the overall death toll for 2018 sometime this month.

In a recent Research Co. survey, almost two-thirds of British Columbians (64 per cent) describe the situation related to opioid drugs in their community as “a major problem.”

It feels shocking that that number isn’t far higher.

So, what are some of the solutions?

One popular idea in the survey is the creation of more spaces for drug rehabilitation, which is supported by 88 per cent of residents. In September, the federal and provincial governments announced a

$71.7 million investment in what was described as “innovative treatment options for people with substance abuse disorders.”

Two other ideas are also supported by majorities of residents. Almost four in five British Columbians (78 per cent) believe it is time to reduce prescription of opioids by medical professionals, and two-thirds (66 per cent) would like to set up more “harm reduction” strategies, such as legal supervised injection sites.That last item should be something the federal Conserva-

tives will need to answer for in this fall’s federal election due to their distinct lack of support for something that clearly saves lives.

The most contentious concept, of course, is the decriminalization of all drugs for personal use.

Half of British Columbians (50 per cent) voice opposition to this course of action, while 45 per cent are supportive.

As more people die, we expect the number of people who support decriminalization to grow.

MY VIEW KEITH BALDREY

The issues that won’t go away The old adage “the more things change the more things stay the same” could easily apply to B.C. politics, as many of the issues that dominated the past year will surely do so again in the coming year.

Here, then, is a look back at some big issues that simply are not going away: The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.Things have been fairly quiet on this front since the Federal Court of Appeal struck it down and the federal government bought the pipeline. However, rest assured: the protests and arrests will ramp up again as the inevitable construction phase hovers into view.

ICBC.The financial dumpster fire continues to smolder. A rate hike is coming in April, and the rate structure will be radically changed come September.The NDP government claims most drivers will benefit from the changes but you can be sure that literally hundreds of thousands of drivers will be hit hard in the wallet, ensuring ICBC could be a big election issue.

Taxes.Two new ones – the speculation housing tax and the employers’ health tax – were passed into law this year but will really let their presence be known in the coming year.The NDP’s penchant for raising taxes made it unpopular when it formed government in the 1990s, and it will be interesting to see if that holds true this time around.

The BC NDP government’s new climate action

plan, announced just weeks ago, will begin to take shape in the spring budget. Significant incentives to get people to use electricity await.

Thousands of people will be pushed into switching to heat pumps in the home and emission-free vehicles on the road.

The mammoth LNG Canada investment.The facility near Kitimat will begin to take shape, and a project that will spend billions of dollars in this province will start swelling its employment ranks. Over time, this will be the dominant industrial project in the province.

The mystery surrounding the suspensions of the top two officers at the legislature will likely continue for a while. Investigations overseen by special prosecutors tend to drag on for years, and there is every reason to think that will be the case in this situation.

Ride hailing will continue to have a non-presence.

Even though the NDP insists the fall remains a target to get this industry up and running, there is no evidence to suggest that time frame is realistic.

The NDP government spent the latter half of the past year quietly and successfully negotiating a host of collective agreements with public sector unions, but the most challenging set of talks will begin within weeks: a new contract with B.C.’s teachers, who could find themselves on strike yet again come June.

Keith Baldrey is chief political correspondent for Global BC.

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Historic cannons get restored Burnaby Village Museum pitched in on a multi-year project to restore a colourful piece of B.C. history: a pair of 1859 Crimean cannons brought to New Westminster to protect the province’s original capital from an American invasion. Professional restorer Brady Foster was tasked with building new wooden assemblies for the guns to replace the 144-year-old teak carriages that had rotted beyond repair.The corroded gun barrels themselves were also shipped to the museum to be polished so their intricate markings would be visible once more.

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Houses not investments; they are homes

It’s time to keep cyclists off off our city sidewalks

Editor: Re: ‘Stop with the landlords-are-raking-in-thecash dribble,’ NOW letters.

It’s been interesting watching the duelling perspectives on rental housing and what kind of profitability there is in renting a home out to other people. Interesting, but beside the point.

The argument made by Craig Buvyer and other landlords that they’re not making money is symptomatic of everything that is wrong with the Vancouver housing market; they’re treating housing like a commodity to gain a return on their investment.

Full stop: Houses are not investments. They are homes. Housing unaffordability remains at the worst rates in generations, people are being forced to move from the neighbourhoods they spent their lives in, and the city is being hollowed out of the families needed to stay vibrant, and these editorializing landlords are worried about money.

Congratulations to these landlords. You have enough money to own not just one property, but a second one you don’t even use that you could potentially let other people live in. That’s far beyond the financial reality for a large portion of the population.

Think about how much wealth you already have before you complain about being shortchanged, when the people who are trying to rent from you just want a roof over their heads.

Trevor Ritchie, Burnaby

Editor: Pedestrians, cyclists need to remember road rules, NOW Letters, Dec. 27.

Burnaby city council, let’s keep cyclists off the sidewalk and on the roadways where they belong.

Is it possible that you can assist with some type of enforcement? To date, I have never seen any.

I don’t know how many times, as a pedestrian on the sidewalk, I and others have had to dodge those cyclists that are insistent on “breaking” city bylaws by continually riding on non-shared sidewalks.

Cyclists: 1. If a roadway is too busy, please ride on a quieter street or walk your bike.

2. A sidewalk should not be used as a method of “convenience.”

3. A sidewalk is not “another” roadway or extension, unless designated as shared.

A pedestrian’s rights to a safe journey should not be infringed upon by the actions of the few that impact them.

With the continual and impending development in our city, this situation will only get worse.

Valerie Fortin, Burnaby

It’s too easy for landlords to evict their tenants Editor: The most important thing a civilized nation must do is ensure that all its citizens are fed and housed. I think that the people of Burnaby

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understand this; it was clearly demonstrated by the recent civic election, where a newcomer beat the incumbent mayor on the housing issue.

There is a huge power imbalance between landlords and tenants.

Anybody can be evicted at the drop of a hat, and then what?

Where do they go? With the median rent of a one-bedroom apartment in Vancouver reported at $2,000 per month in 2017, and the vacancy around one per cent, who can afford to find a new apartment?

And yet, some people would still have us believe that landlords need more power. Witness Jamie Ong and his Dec. 19 letter in the NOW. In order to try to convince us that landlords are in dire need of help, he makes a bunch of bogus claims.

They are all easily refutable; I can only deal with a few of them here.

Claim: Landlords are homeowners, exclusively.

False. The vast majority of suites are owned by companies with shareholders.

Claim: A huge capital investment is required.

Disingenuous. What it means is that only rich people can afford to play this game, where you get your money for nothing. Most people have to actually work for a living, and they have little enough to show for it.

To the extent that landlords are homeowners renting out basement suites or such, they are investing in their own equity, and are de facto millionaires. The renters are paying the mortgage, but get zero equity.

Claim: Landlords get a dismal rate of return.

False. A typical low-rise apartment block generates $30,000 of revenue every month. A highrise, $100,000.

Probably half of that is direct profit, i.e. money for nothing.

As for maintenance and repairs, every renter knows that the time for repairs ranges between

slow and never.

Claim: Rent increase is capped at inflation.

Laughable. Rents in Vancouver have skyrocketed during the past decades so that, today, even professionals have difficulty affording rent, to say nothing of owning a home.

Claim: The eviction process is long and costly.

Absurd. Eviction for cause is easy. It takes a couple of weeks to get an eviction order, and if the tenant doesn’t comply, you just throw them onto the street.

The only difficulty might be if a landlord wants to throw someone onto the street without cause.

Well, you can’t do that, and you shouldn’t be able to.

Surprise! We’re not barbarians anymore, and our society is based on rule of law.

Yes, we have a rental housing crisis in the Lower Mainland, but it is a crisis propelled by unfair legislation that transformed housing from a necessity of life into the opportunity for speculators to make a killing and international criminal organizations to launder money.

Victor Finberg, Burnaby

Burnaby firefighters saved our home Editor: I would just like people to know what great firefighters and fire department we have in Burnaby.

They were unexpected but very welcome guests to our home Christmas Eve to a chimney and rafter fire.

Their prompt arrival, care and courtesy as they determined the cause of the smoke and fire, and dismantling of walls to find the source, were excellent. A real disaster was averted.

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The provincial government announced in December it had “confirmed” plans for a new homeless shelter in Burnaby, but many details remain undetermined, including the location and an opening date.

In a Dec. 21 press release, the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing touted its plan to fund shelters in communities across B.C. “Responding to the urgent need from communities around the province, the government of B.C. is opening additional shelters and providing funding for emergency housing solutions to help people experiencing homelessness have a safe, warm place during the winter,” the release states.

The province said it’s partnering with municipalities and non-profits to open 10 new shelters in different cities, including Burnaby, where “there is an urgent need for an overnight shelter and day space to accommodate people experiencing homelessness over the winter, as there is currently only one extreme weather shelter in the city.”

The facility will be operated by the Progressive Housing Society, the release said. But Mayor Mike Hurley and a city director both said there are many details of the plan that are still under discussion. Few details of the project have been set, they both said.

“From our perspective, it is an announcement that is general in nature,” Burnaby’s director of corporate services, Dipak Dattani, said.

City planners have had “general conversations”

with representatives of the housing ministry about the project and are working on finding a suitable site for the shelter, Dattani said.The shelter could be set up in an

From our perspective, it is an announcement that is general in nature.

existing building or require new construction, he said, but even those big-picture details remain unknown.

Dattani said he wasn’t sure it was possible for a new shelter to be open in Burnaby within the next three months.

Asked whether the seemingly early announcement was useful, he said, “it’s always good to see where the province’s position is.That’s a good thing to see, and I guess it allows us to come to a discussion at the table at some point and bring it to realization.”

The NOW asked to speak with someone at the ministry about plans for the shelter and received a onesentence statement from a spokesperson: “BC Housing continues to work with the City of Burnaby to identify a location to open as soon as possible.”

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Creative Ballet | 4 years Bonsor Tu (9) 4:10-4:55pm Jan 15 Creative Ballet | 4-5 years Cameron F (10) 11:10-11:55am Jan 11 Edmonds Tu (8) 10:40-11:25am Jan 15 Eileen Dailly F (9) 5:15-6pm Jan 18 Creative Dance | 3 years Edmonds Th (8) 11:30am-12noon Jan 17 Creative Dance | 3-4 years Edmonds Th (8) 6-6:30pm Jan 17 Creative Dance – Preschool | 3-5 years Uni Highlands W (8) 5:05-5:50pm Jan 16 Eileen Dailly F (9) 3:45-4:30pm Jan 18 Creative Dance to Live Music | 3 years Shadbolt Su (8) 10:15-11am Jan 20 Su (5) 10:15-11am Mar 31 Creative Dance to Live Music | 4 years Shadbolt Su (8) 11:05-11:50am Jan 20 Su (5) 11:05-11:50am Mar 31 Creative Dance to Live Music | 5 years Shadbolt Su (8) 12noon-1pm Jan 20 Su (5) 12noon-1pm Mar 31 Dance Mania | 3½-5 years Edmonds Tu (8) 11:30am-12:15pm Jan 15 Dance with Me, Baby! | 12-24 months Bonsor M (8) 9:45-10:15am Jan 14 Edmonds Tu (8) 9:30-10am Jan 15 Th (8) 9:15-9:45am Jan 17 Dance with Me, Daddy! | 2-3 years Bonsor Su (8) 9:40-10:25am Jan 20 First Steps - Creative Dance | 2-3 years Cameron Th (10) 11:10-11:40am Jan 10 Edmonds F (7) 2-2:30pm Jan 18 Willingdon F (10) 12noon-12:30pm Jan 11 First Steps - Creative Dance | 12 months-2 years Uni Highlands W (8) 4:30-5pm Jan 16 Kinder Ballet | 5 years Bonsor Tu (9) 5:05-6:05pm Jan 15 Mini Hip Hoppers | 3 years Edmonds M (6) 2:45-3:15pm Jan 28 Mini Hip Hoppers | 3-4 years Edmonds Tu (8) 2:35-3:05pm Jan 15 Mini Hip Hoppers | 4-5 years Edmonds Su (8) 3-3:45pm Jan 13 Mom 'n' Me Dance | 2-3 years Bonsor W (9) 9:30-10:15am Jan 16 Sa (9) 9-9:45am Jan 12 Edmonds Th (8) 9:50-10:35am Jan 17 Preschool Tap (Mid Term) | 4-5 years Edmonds F (12) 4:15-5pm Jan 25 Story Dance | 3½-5 years Bonsor M (8) 12:15-1pm Jan 14 Story Dance | 3-4 years Edmonds Th (8) 10:40-11:25am Jan 17 Toddler's First Dance & Play | 15 months-3 years Cameron M (8) 9:30-10:15am Jan 14 Yoga Dance | 3½-4 years Bonsor Sa (9) 9:55-10:40am Jan 12 Yoga Dance | 3½-5 years Bonsor M (8) 11:20am-12:05pm Jan 14 Babytime Music & Movement | 3-11 months Bonsor W (8) 10:25-11:10am Jan 23 Edmonds Th (8) 11:35am-12:20pm Jan 17 Babytime Music & Movement | 11-23 months Bonsor F (8) 10:25-11:10am Jan 25 Music & My Baby | 1-12 months Eileen Dailly F (8) 11:45am-12:30pm Jan 18 Music & My Baby/Music & My Toddler | 1-3 months Eileen Dailly F (8) 12:45-1:30pm Jan 18

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Music & My Baby/Music & My Toddler | 1 month-3 years Eileen Dailly F (8) 10:45-11:30am Jan 18 478308 Musical Rascals | 2-3 years Bonsor Tu (9) 10:15-11am Jan 15 479016 F (8) 9:30-10:15am Jan 25 478955 Orff/Kodaly | 3½-4½ years Edmonds Th (8) 10:40-11:25am Jan 17 479192 Orff/Kodaly | 3½-5 years Bonsor Tu (9) 11:10am-12:10pm Jan 15 478956 Piano Explorations | 3-4 years *new students Edmonds W (10) 12:15-1pm Jan 9 492961 W (10) 1:55-2:40pm Jan 9 497908 Piano Explorations | 4-5 years *returning students Edmonds Th (10) 1:45-2:30pm Jan 10 479120 Piano Explorations | 5 years *returning students Bonsor M (9) 10:10-10:40am Jan 7 479203 Tu (9) 12:15-12:45pm Jan 15 479217 Young Tunes | 3-5 years Edmonds W (8) 12noon-12:45pm Jan 16 492960 Young Tunes | 4-5 years Edmonds Sa (8) 11:25am-12:25pm Jan 5 497563 Drama & Music - the Best of Both! | 42 months-5 years Bonsor W (8) 11:20-12:20pm Jan 23 478945 A is for Art, F is for Family | 2-3 years Bonsor Su (7) 11:20-12:05pm Jan 13 479161 A is for Art, F is for Family | 2½-4 years Bonsor F (8) 10:35-11:35am Jan 25 478929 Art Sampler (Parent & Tot) Drop-in | 2-5 years Willingdon Sa (6) 10:45-11:45am Jan 26 478633 Baby 'n' Toes Valentines Workshop | 1-12 months Bonsor Su (1) 9:30-11am Jan 20 490285 Baby 'n' Toes Easter Workshop | 1-12 months Bonsor Su (1) 9:30-11am Mar 31 490286 Baby 'n' Toes Family Day Workshop | 1-12 months Edmonds M (1) 10-11am Feb 18 496750 Budding Artists | 4-5 years Shadbolt Tu (8) 1:45-2:45pm Jan 15 478382 W (8) 9:30-10:30am Jan 16 488793 W (8) 11am-12noon Jan 16 488794 ClayPlay & Paint | 3½-5 years Bonsor F (8) 9:30-10:15am Jan 25 478934 Drawing Through Reading | 3½-5 years Edmonds Su (7) 9:45-10:45am Jan 13 479144

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Drawing Through Reading | 4-5 years Edmonds Tu (4) 9:30-10:30am Feb 19 479143 $30.80 Parent & Tot: Adventures in Art | 1½-2 years Edmonds Tu (4) 9:45-10:30am Jan 22 497423 $23.10 Pencils, Paints & Plasticine | 4-5 years Edmonds Sa (7) 10-10:45am Jan 26 479115 $40.45 Preschool Printmaking | 3-5 years Willingdon Sa (6) 9:15-10:30am Jan 26 478688 $57.75 A is for Art | 3-5 years Willingdon Tu (9) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 15 476900 $138.80 Eileen Dailly M (9) 12:45-2:45pm Jan 14 476957 $138.80 ABC Active Adventures | 3-5 years Uni Highlands F (9) 9:30-11:30am Jan 11 478846 $112.50 Baby Busy Bees | 4 months-3 years Cameron Th (8) 9:45-11:15am Jan 17 474174 $63.95 Wesburn F (6) 9:30-11am Jan 26 444119 $68.15 Busy Bees | 10 months-3 years Charles Rummel F (9) 9:45-11:15am Jan 18 478526 $71.95 Busy Bees | 10 months-5 years Bonsor M (8) 10-11:30am Jan 14 478095 $63.95 Th (9) 9:30-11am Jan 17 476845 $71.95 Uni Highlands Tu (10) 9:30-11am Jan 8 478557 $79.95 Busy Bees on the Run! | 18 months-4 years Willingdon Th (9) 11:30-12:45pm Jan 17 476847 $59.95 Creations & Inventions | 3-5 years Willingdon F (9) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 18 476904 $138.80 Daily Discoveries - Colours and Shapes | 3-5 years Edmonds Sa (7) 9:30-11:30am Jan 12 477923 $107.80 Double the Fun | 3-5 years Bonsor Th (9) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 17 478104 $112.50 Kinder Carpenters | 4-5 years Edmonds M (9) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 7 477924 $138.80 Play to Learn Preschool | 3-5 years Play activities help children develop physical, intellectual, social and emotional skills. This fun learning environment includes a variety of recreational and educational play using art, music, science, play stations, group activities and routines. Visit us at burnaby.ca/webreg for locations and start dates.

Pre-kindergarten | 4-5 years Eileen Dailly F (10) 12:45-2:45pm Jan 18 476962 $154.20

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Preschool Explorers | 3-5 years Bonsor F (9) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 18 Storybook Adventures | 3-5 years Edmonds W (9) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 9 Forest Grove W (8) 12:30-2:30pm Jan 16 Uni Highlands M (5) 12:45-2:45pm Feb 4 Teeny Valentine Special | 18 months-5 years Bonsor Su (1) 10-11:30am Feb 10 Edmonds Sa (1) 10-11:30am Feb 9 Sa (1) 12:30-2pm Feb 9 Preschool Sports & Games Sampler | 4-5 years Bonsor Sa (9) 12:05-12:50pm Jan 12 Pre-Sports & Games | 3 years Edmonds F (10) 3:45-4:15pm Jan 11 Pre-Sports & Games | 4-5 years Edmonds F (10) 4:30-5:15pm Jan 11 Preschool Sports & Games – Soccer | 4-5 years Bonsor Th (9) 11:15am-12noon Jan 17 Preschool Soccer | 3 years Bonsor Th (9) 10:35-11:05am Jan 17

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Children Programs Acro Dance I | 7-9 years Bonsor Su (15) 2-3pm Ballet for Grade 1 Mid-Term | 6 years Bonsor M (15) 4:45-5:45pm Su (14) 11:35am-12:35pm Ballet for Grade 1 | 6 years Bonsor Su (8) 12:30-1:30pm Bollywood Jazz | 7-12 years Bonsor Tu (9) 5:45-6:45pm Games & Goo | Senior w. Grandchild Confed Ctr M (1) 2:30-4pm Jazz | 9-12 years Bonsor Sa (8) 12:35-1:35pm Jazz | 9-12 years Bonsor Sa (8) 3:05-4:05pm Jazz / Hip Hop | 6-8 years Edmonds Tu (8) 4:20-5:20pm

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Jazz / Hip Hop | 9-12 years Edmonds Tu (8) 5:25-6:25pm Jan 15 492973 $61.60 Jazz for Grade 1 Mid-Term | 6 years Bonsor W (18) 3:45-4:45pm Jan 16 476520 $138.60 Little Hip Hoppers | 5-6 years Edmonds Tu (8) 3:15-4:15pm Jan 15 495318 $46.20 Modern Dance for Beginners | 6-9 years Eileen Dailly F (9) 6:10-7:10pm Jan 18 486635 $69.30 Musical Theatre Dance Beginners | 8-12 years Edmonds Th (8) 4:35-5:50pm Jan 17 497891 $67.40 Street Dance 101 | 8-11 years Bonsor Su (14) 3:05-4:05pm Jan 20 477234 $107.80 Street Dance 101 | 12-14 years Bonsor Su (14) 4:10-5:10pm Jan 20 477236 $107.80 Tap for Grade 1 Mid-Term | 6 years Bonsor W (18) 4:50-5:50pm Jan 16 476521 $138.60 Tap Dance | 6-9 years Edmonds F (12) 5:05-6:05pm Jan 25 479061 $120.80 Tap Level I - New Dancers | 7-10 years Bonsor W (18) 6-7pm Jan 16 476522 $138.60 Zen Dance | 5-7 years Edmonds Th (8) 3:30-4:30pm Jan 17 497890 $61.60 Zumba® Kids | 7-10 years Edmonds M (4) 4:15-5pm Jan 21 481256 $23.10 Comics 101 | 9-12 years Bonsor Tu (8) 5:10-6:10pm Jan 22 490208 $61.60 Making Stories - Creative Writing | 9-12 years Bonsor Sa (8) 1:15-2:15pm Jan 19 490216 $58.40 Making Stories | 9-12 years Edmonds Sa (6) 2:45-4pm Jan 26 492968 $54.75 Shadbolt Tu (8) 4-5:30pm Jan 8 481071 $87.60 Word Play - Creative Writing | 7-9 years Bonsor W (8) 6:30-7:30pm Jan 16 490136 $58.40 Word Play | 6-8 years Edmonds Sa (6) 1:30-2:30pm Jan 26 492967 $43.80 EV3 Mindstorms Robotics | 8-12 years Bonsor W (4) 5:15-6:45pm Feb 20 490373 $100.00 Game Design - Masters Program | 9-13 years Edmonds W (8) 5:45-6:45pm Jan 16 492956 $150.00 LEGO® Brick Animation | 6-8 years Bonsor W (4) 3:30-5pm Feb 20 490347 $100.00 Brick Animation | 6-9 years Edmonds M (4) 3:45-5:15pm Jan 14 497211 $100.00 Cutout Animation | 9-12 years Shadbolt Sa (9) 9:30-11am Jan 12 478370 $202.50 Comic and Graphic Novel Making | 10-15 years Shadbolt Sa (9) 11:30-1pm Jan 12 478372 $202.50 Video Game Concept Art | 10-15 years Shadbolt Sa (9) 1:15-2:45pm Jan 12 478373 $202.50 Animation & Film-Making: Storyboard Sketching | 10-15 years Shadbolt Sa (9) 3-4:30pm Jan 12 478366 $202.50 Kid Tech | 7-8 years Shadbolt F (9) 3:45-4:45pm Jan 11 478365 $135.00 Kid Tech | 9-11 years Shadbolt F (9) 5-6:30pm Jan 11 482193 $202.50 Media Archeology & Kid Tech | 9-12 years Shadbolt W (9) 6:15-7:45pm Jan 9 478369 $202.50 Mini Coding: Game Design | 6-8 years Willingdon Th (8) 3:30-4:30pm Jan 17 487150 $150.00 Game Design Level II | 9-13 years Willingdon Th (8) 4:45-5:45pm Jan 17 487151 $150.00 WeDo Robotics Junior | 6-8 years Bonsor W (4) 3:30-5pm Jan 23 490357 $100.00 WeDo Robotics Senior | 8-12 years Bonsor W (4) 5:15-6:45pm Jan 23 490362 $100.00 Edmonds M (4) 3:45-5:15pm Feb 11 497212 $100.00 M (4) 5:30-7pm Feb 11 497213 $100.00 WeDo Robotics VS | 8-12 years Edmonds M (4) 5:30-7pm Jan 14 497214 $100.00 Glee Choir | 8-12 years Edmonds Sa (8) 12:30-1:30pm Jan 5 497564 $65.60

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SPrinG Break March 18-29, 2019 Creative Dance to Live Music | 3 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 10:15-11am Mar 18 476933 Creative Dance to Live Music (One week Program) | 4 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 11:05-11:50am Mar 18 476934 Creative Dance to Live Music (One week Program) | 5 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 12noon-1pm Mar 18 476935 Creative Drama (Preschool) | 4-6 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 9:30-10:30am Mar 18 478592 Little Spring Breakers | 3-5 years Edmonds M-F (5) 9:30-11:30am Mar 18 477926 Mar 25 477927 Spring Break: Making Stories | 9-12 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 10am-12noon Mar 18 481073 Storyhive | 10-12 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 10am-1pm Mar 25 481075 EV3 Mindstorms-Spring Break Camp | 8-12 years Edmonds M-F (5) 12:30-2:30pm Mar 18 497215 Creative Drama | 6-8 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 10:45am-12:15pm Mar 18 489940 Drama Adventures | 7-9 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 12:30-2pm Mar 18 489978 Spring Break at the B.A.G. | 4-5 years Art Gallery M-F (5) 9:30-11:30am Mar 25 479101 Spring Art Days | 6-9 years Art Gallery M-F (5) 12:30-3pm Mar 18 490819 Mar 25 490821 After Camp Club | 6-9 years Museum M-F (5) 3-5pm Mar 18 490986 Babysitter's Basics Spring Break Camp | 11-15 years Willingdon M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 18 482270 Byrne Creek Outdoor Camp | 6-12 years Ron McLean M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 25 487591 Byte Camp: Intro to Coding | 9-12 years Bonsor M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 25 491694 Camron Spring Break Camp | 6-9 years Cameron M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 18 487990 Tu-Th (3) 9am-3pm Mar 26 487989 Camp Madawaska | 6-12 years Charles Rumme M-F (5) 9:30am-3:30pm Mar 18 487590 Camp Madawaska Leadership Camp | 11-15 years Creekside M-F (5) 9:30am-3:30pm Mar 18 495765 Exclusively...ARTS! | 6 years Bonsor M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 18 490402 Exclusively...ARTS! | 9-12 years Bonsor M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 18 490401 Exclusively...ARTS! | 5-7 years Edmonds M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 25 497033 Exclusively...ARTS! | 8-12 years Edmonds M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 25 497034 Prices do not include taxes.

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Game Designer Camp | 8-12 years Willingdon M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 25 487160 $333.00 Kinder Ventures | 5-6 years Willingdon Tu-Th (3) 9:30am-12noon Mar 26 486141 $45.75 Spring Break Heritage Adventure Camp | 6-9 years Museum M-F (5) 9am-3pm Mar 18 490982 $170.00 Mar 25 490983 $170.00 After Camp Club | 6-9 years Museum M-F (5) 3-5pm Mar 25 490987 $49.50 Spring Break Spectacular | 6-12 years Make the most of spring break! Leave it to the experts in fun, with sports, outrageous arts and more. This action-packed program is offered at Bonsor, Edmonds and Wesburn. Visit burnaby.ca/webreg for more information and to register.After-camp options may also be available.

Spring Break Youth Zone | 9-11 years Wesburn M-F (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 18 488036 $149.50 M (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 18 488026 $36.50 Tu (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 19 488027 $36.50 W (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 20 488028 $36.50 Th (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 21 488029 $36.50 F (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 22 488030 $36.50 M (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 23 488031 $36.50 M-F (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 25 488037 $149.50 Tu (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 26 488032 $36.50 W (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 27 488032 $36.50 Th (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 28 488034 $36.50 F (1) 8:30am-3pm Mar 29 488035 $36.50 Wesburn After-Camp Club | 5-11 years Wesburn M-F (5) 3-5pm Mar 18 488038 $30.00 Mar 25 488039 $30.00 Kindergarten Club | 5-6 years Bonsor M-F (5) 12:30-3pm Mar 18 478445 $80.00 Mar 25 478446 $80.00 Badminton Jr. Camp - Level I / Beginner | 6-9 years Bonsor M-Th (4) 12:45-3:45pm Mar 18 490271 $102.00 Mar 25 490278 $102.00

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Like the Masters: Drawing & Painting | 9-12 years Bonsor Sa (8) 11am-12:15pm Jan 19 Monster & Animal Creation | 6-8 years Bonsor Sa (8) 1-2pm Jan 19 Paint Night | 8-12 years Edmonds F (1) 4:30-6pm Feb 15 Painting | 9-13 years Shadbolt Sa (8) 2-4pm Jan 12 Robotix for Youth | 10-15 years Shadbolt Th (8) 6-8pm Jan 17 Babysitter's Basics | 11-15 years Bonsor Th (6) 4-6pm Jan 31 Eileen Dailly Th (6) 6-8pm Jan 31 Edmonds Sa (4) 1:30-4:30pm Jan 12 Creekside Girls Group | 9-13 years Creekside Tu (5) 3:15-4:45pm Jan 29 For Girls Only | 6-11 years Willingdon F (7) 3:30-5:30pm Jan 25 Gymtime Board Games & Lego® | 6-12 years Willingdon F (6) 6-7:30pm Feb 1 Lego® Mania | 6-9 years Edmonds Tu (8) 3:30-5pm Jan 15 Basketball | 10-13 years Bonsor Sa (9) 11:45am-12:45pm Jan 12 Basketball | 7-9 years Willingdon W (7) 5:20-6:20pm Jan 23 Basketball | 10-12 years Willingdon W (7) 6:25-7:25pm Jan 23 Basketball Skills & Drills | 6-10 years Bonsor Th (9) 3:15-4:45pm Jan 10 Floor Hockey | 5-7 years Bonsor Tu (9) 3:40-4:40pm Jan 15 Edmonds Th (5) 3:30-4:30pm Jan 10 Th (5) 4:45-5:45pm Jan 10 Floor Hockey | 8-10 years Bonsor Tu (9) 4:50-5:50pm Jan 15 Floor Hockey | 10-13 years Bonsor Tu (9) 6-7pm Jan 15 Karate Kids I | 6-12 years Edmonds W (6) 3:20-4:20pm Jan 16 Karate Kids II | 6-12 years Edmonds W (6) 4:25-5:25pm Jan 16

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478321

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487026

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490977

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478325 487801 487802

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478323

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488789

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Tai Chi for Families | 9 years & up Edmonds Sa (6) 5-6pm Jan 19 Volleyball Skills & Drills | 10-13 years Edmonds Tu (6) 5-6pm Jan 8 Homelearners Snowshoeing Trip | 6-9 years City Hall W (1) 10am-1:30pm Feb 6 Homelearners Snowshoeing Trip | 8-12 years City Hall Sa (1) 10:30am-2pm Feb 23 W (1) 10am-1:30pm Feb 13 Badminton - Beginners | 6-12 years Edmonds Sa (5) 5:30-6:30pm Feb 23 Tu (5) 3:45-4:45pm Feb 26 Badminton - Intermediate-Advanced | 8-12 years Edmonds Sa (5) 6:45-7:45pm Feb 23 Tu (5) 4:50-5:50pm Feb 26 Badminton - Level 1 | 6-12 years Bonsor W (5) 5:15-6pm Jan 9 W (5) 5:15-6pm Feb 13 Badminton - Level II | 8-12 years Bonsor W (5) 6-6:45pm Jan 9 W (5) 6-6:45pm Feb 13 Squash Lessons - Junior - Level I | 8-15 years Bonsor Th (4) 4:30-5:15pm Jan 10 Th (4) 6-6:45pm Jan 10 Th (4) 4:30-5:15pm Feb 7 Squash Lessons - Junior - Level II | 8-15 years Bonsor Th (4) 5:15-6pm Jan 10 Th (4) 5:15-6pm Feb 7 Squash Junior - Level III | 8-15 years Bonsor Th (4) 6-6:45pm Feb 7

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487038

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491076

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491074 491077

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486692 486694

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486693 486695

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487722 487724

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Teen Programs Teen Clay | 11-15 years Bonsor M (6) 5:30-6:45pm Jan 21 490077 Street Dance 101 | 15-21 years Bonsor Su (14) 5:15-6:15pm Jan 20 477244 First Time Fiction Writing | 13-17 years Bonsor Sa (8) 2:30-3:45pm Jan 19 490218 Prismatics: LGBTQ Youth Explore the Journal | 15-22 years Shadbolt Sa (9) 3:30-5:30pm Jan 12 484781 Spring Break: Just for Writers | 12-18 years Shadbolt M-F (5) 1-3pm Mar 18 490212 Acting Studio For Teens | 12-15 years Bonsor Sa (8) 2-3:30pm Jan 26 490169 On-Camera Acting | 13-17 years Bonsor Sa (8) 2-3:30pm Jan 26 490169 Cartooning & Animation | 12-17 years Shadbolt M (8) 4:30-6:30pm Jan 14 490203 Drawing for Manga & Anime | 13-17 years Edmonds Su (6) 1:35-2:50pm Jan 20 497015 Dungeons & Dragons | 12-17 years Bonsor Sa (8) 3:45-5:15pm Jan 19 490224 Teen Art | 12-17 years Shadbolt Tu (8) 6-8pm Jan 15 482176 Young Artist's Studio | 13-19 years Shadbolt Th (8) 6:15-8:45pm Jan 17 482735 Cycle & Strength for Youth | 12 years & up Cameron Sa (4) 1-2pm Jan 19 488723 Sa (4) 1-2pm Feb 23 488724 Yoga for Youth | 13-17 years Eileen Dailly Th (8) 3:45-4:45pm Jan 24 482194 Weight Training for Teens | 13-18 years Bonsor Sa (4) 11am-12:15pm Jan 12 490786 Sa (4) 11am-12:15pm Feb 16 490787 Weight Training for Teens | 14-18 years Edmonds F (3) 7-8:30pm Jan 4 492030 F (4) 7:30-8:30pm Jan 18 486150 Sa (3) 1-2:30pm Feb 23 492036 Cameron Sa (4) 2:15-3:15pm Jan 19 488725 Sa (4) 2:15-3:15pm Feb 23 488726

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Karate | 11-15 years Eileen Dailly W (6) 7:15-8:15pm Jan 9 482191 $39.30 W (6) 7:15-8:15pm Feb 20 482192 $39.30 Volleyball - Teen Beginner/Intermediate | 13-18 years Bonsor Tu (9) 5:30-6:30pm Jan 8 490975 $76.50 Edmonds Tu (4) 5-6pm Feb 19 487046 $20.60 Teen Badminton Lessons - Beginner-Intermediate | 13-18 years Edmonds Sa (5) 8-9pm Feb 23 486702 $42.50 Teen Badminton Lessons | 13-18 years Bonsor W (5) 8-9pm Feb 13 487735 $42.50 Table Tennis Lessons | 8-16 years Bonsor F (3) 3:45-4:45pm Jan 25 487742 $32.55 Table Tennis - Youth Beginner | 8-16 years Bonsor F (5) 3:45-4:45pm Feb 15 487743 $54.25 Willingdon M (5) 3:45-4:45pm Jan 7 487131 $54.25 M (4) 3:45-4:45pm Feb 11 487132 $43.40 Table Tennis Lessons - Youth Intermediate | 8-16 years Bonsor F (3) 4:50-5:50pm Jan 25 487746 $32.55 F (5) 4:50-5:50pm Feb 15 487747 $54.25 Table Tennis - Youth Intermediate | 8-16 years Willingdon M (5) 4:50-5:50pm Jan 7 487135 $54.25 M (4) 4:50-5:50pm Feb 11 487136 $43.40

Adult Programs Making Pots for Soda Firing | 18 years & up Shadbolt M, W (9) 10am-1pm Jan 7 486926 $326.00 Absolute Beginner Ballet | 16 years & up Shadbolt Th (9) 7:15-8:30pm Jan 17 485120 $131.06 Ballet Advanced | All Ages Shadbolt W (9) 7:15-8:45pm Jan 16 485118 $157.28 Ballet Beginner | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (9) 7:20-8:35pm Jan 16 485116 $131.06 Ballet Intermediate | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (9) 7-8:30pm Jan 15 485114 $157.28 Ballet Intermediate/Advanced | 18 years & up Shadbolt Sa (9) 3:15-4:45pm Jan 19 485122 $157.28 Basic Dance Grooves & Steps | 16 years & up Bonsor W (6) 7:45-8:45pm Jan 30 491890 $48.60 Belly Dance Performance Class - Continuing | 19 years & up Bonsor Th (18) 7:30-8:30pm Jan 17 476530 $162.00 Belly Dance I | 19 years & up Bonsor Th (18) 6:20-7:20pm Jan 17 476531 $129.60 Bollywood Jazz - Performance Group | 15 years & up Bonsor Tu (16) 8:10-9:10pm Jan 15 476532 $129.60 Bollywood Workout | 15 years & up Bonsor Tu (9) 6:50-7:50pm Jan 15 476533 $63.00 Chinese Traditional Dance – Advanced | 16 years & up Bonsor W, Th (19) 7:05-7:06pm Jan 16 476535 $153.90 Continuum Dance Company | 21 years & up Shadbolt M, Th-Su(18) 6:30-8:30pm Jan 7 486129 $323.55 Dance Composition Workshop: Sourcing from Impulse | 21 years & up Shadbolt Su (3) 1-5pm Jan 20 486131 $177.00 Dance Performance Workshop | 21 years & up Shadbolt Sa (4) 3:45-6:15pm Feb 9 495911 $140.00 Daytime Dance Class- Open Level | 18 years & up Shadbolt M, W (4) 10-11:30am Feb 4 490815 $69.90 Flamenco Dance - Beginner | 40 years & up Bonsor M (9) 10-11am Jan 14 476537 $72.90 Flamenco Dance - Continuing | 40 years & up Bonsor M (15) 11:05am-12:05pm Jan 14 488178 $121.50 Intensive Technique Training with Linda Arkelian | 16 years & up Shadbolt M-F (5) 6-8pm Mar 18 495989 $150.00 Jazz Beginner | 16 years & up Bonsor Sa (8) 10:20-11:20am Jan 19 488684 $64.80 Shadbolt M (8) 6:45-8pm Jan 14 485108 $116.50 Jazz Intermediate | All Ages Shadbolt M (8) 7:30-9:15pm Jan 14 485106 $113.40

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Jazz Intermediate/Advanced | All Ages Shadbolt F (9) 10:45am-12:30pm Jan 18 485216 $127.58 Modern Dance Beginner | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (9) 7:30-8:45pm Jan 15 485110 $131.06 Modern Dance Intermediate | All Ages Shadbolt Tu (9) 7:15-8:45pm Jan 15 485112 $157.28 Soma Dance | 21 years & up Shadbolt F (5) 10am-12noon Jan 11 486134 $81.00 F (5) 10am-12noon Feb 15 486135 $81.00 Street Jazz - Intermediate (Performance Group) | 16 years & up Bonsor F (15) 8:10-9:10pm Jan 18 476541 $121.50 Street Jazz | 15 years & up Bonsor F (15) 7-8pm Jan 18 476540 $121.50 Tap Dance - Beginner | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (8) 10-11:15am Jan 20 487168 $116.50 Su (5) 10-11:15am Mar 31 487176 $72.81 Tap Dance - Intermediate | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (8) 11:20am-12:35pm Jan 20 487169 $116.50 Su (5) 11:20am-12:35pm Mar 31 487182 $72.81 Tap Dance - Beginner | 40 years & up Bonsor W (17) 1:20-2:20pm Jan 9 476722 $137.70 Tap Dance - Beginner | 16 years & up Bonsor W (16) 7:10-8:10pm Jan 16 476542 $129.60 Edmonds F (6) 6:10-7:10pm Feb 1 491111 $48.60 Tap Dance - Continuing | 40 years & up Bonsor W (17) 12:15-1:15pm Jan 9 488180 $137.70 Urban Ballet | 16 years & up Bonsor Sa (8) 9-10:15am Jan 19 490093 $81.00 Poetry Studio | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (5) 1:30-4:30pm Jan 13 480974 $163.80 Writer's Workshop: Manuscripts | 18 years & up Shadbolt M (9) 7:30-10pm Jan 7 480968 $142.00 Writing a Memoir | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (9) 7:30-9:30pm Jan 8 480971 $127.80 Writing in the Morning | 18 years & up Shadbolt M (5) 10am-1pm Jan 14 480977 $106.50 Creative Photography | 16 years & up Bonsor W (8) 6:15-7:30pm Jan 23 491888 $71.00 Web-Design/Asset Creation | 16 years & up Bonsor Th (4) 7-9pm Jan 31 490214 $120.00 Drum Set Basics - Level II | 18 years & up Shadbolt Th (9) 8:10-9:10pm Jan 10 478336 $122.85 Guitar: Group Lessons - Level I | 16 years & up Edmonds W (19) 7:20-8:20pm Jan 9 497736 $259.35 Jazz Ensemble | 13 years & up Shadbolt W (9) 8-9:30pm Jan 9 478328 $148.50 Shadbolt Singers | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (19) 8-9:30pm Jan 9 490184 $323.48

Pro-D DaY Fun! Friday, February 22

Pro-D Day Camp | 5-10 years Willingdon 9am-3pm Pro-D Day Camp | 5-12 years Willingdon 9am-4pm Shadbolt After-Camp Fun- Eco Artists | 6-10 years Shadbolt 3-5pm Pro D Day: After-Camp Stay & Play | 5-12 years Edmonds 3-5:30pm Pro-D Day Crash Crawly's | 9-13 years Creekside 3-5:30pm Pro-D Day Escape Room | 9-13 years Creekside 9am-3pm Pro-D Day - Junior Survivor Day | | 5-12 years Bill Copeland 9am-4pm Laser Tag and Swimming | 10-15 years Edmonds 10am-4pm

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486678

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498363

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487050

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Singing for Adults | 18 years & up Shadbolt Th (9) 7-8:30pm Jan 10 478338 $105.30 World Drumming & Percussion | 16 years & up Bonsor F (8) 7:30-8:30pm Jan 18 490084 $109.20 The Nuts & Bolts of Acting | 16 years & up Bonsor Sa (8) 3:45-5:45pm Jan 26 490178 $113.60 Writing for Stage & Radio | 16 years & up Bonsor Sa (8) 6:15-8:45pm Jan 26 490181 $142.00 Art Sampler | 16 years & up Willingdon Tu (6) 9:30-11:30am Feb 5 486655 $92.40 Advanced Painting with Light Photography Workshop | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (1) 4-9pm Mar 3 491070 $73.75 Beginning Life Drawing Workshop | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (1) 6:30-9:30pm Jan 16 487300 $31.95 Beginning Photography Workshop | 18 years & up Shadbolt Sa (1) 10am-3pm Feb 9 488513 $73.75 Continuing to Draw | 18 years & up Shadbolt M (8) 6:30-9:30pm Jan 14 485300 $191.70 Daytime Watercolours | 18 years & up Shadbolt Th (8) 10am-1pm Jan 17 489297 $170.40 Drawing Anatomy: One Day Workshop | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (1) 10am-3:30pm Feb 3 490152 $98.88 Drawing for Absolute Beginners | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (8) 10am-1pm Jan 15 485714 $170.40 Fantasy Painting | 18 years & up Shadbolt Th (8) 6:30-9:30pm Jan 17 490370 $170.40 Graphite in the Gallery | 16 years & up Art Gallery Sa (1) 10am-1pm Jan 12 490932 $25.00 iMovie Fundamentals Workshop | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (1) 10am-3pm Feb 3 491071 $73.75 Introduction to Painting 1 | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (8) 7-10pm Jan 15 482473 $170.40 iPhoto Fundamentals Workshop | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (1) 10am-3pm Jan 27 490996 $73.75 Life Drawing - Non-instructional | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (8) 7-10pm Jan 23 482740 $80.00 Loose Landscapes in Watercolour | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (2) 10am-3pm Jan 27 488637 $147.50 Oil Painting - The Palette Knife | 16 years & up Bonsor W (6) 7:15-9:15pm Jan 23 490134 $85.20 Open Art Studio | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (9) 10am-3pm Jan 15 482729 $36.00 Prices do not include taxes.

Open Art Studio: Finishing Touches | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (1) 10am-4pm Jan 27 487357 $88.50 Painting Studio | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (8) 7-10pm Jan 16 488795 $170.40 Painting the Dress with Thomas Anfield | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (2) 10am-3:30pm Feb 24 490992 $188.55 Paper Assemblage | Paper Assemblage Shadbolt W (4) 10am-1pm Jan 16 489061 $85.20 Portrait Painting | 18 years & up Shadbolt Th (8) 2-5pm Jan 17 487000 $192.72 Printmaking & Pinot | 19 years & up Art Gallery W (1) 6:30-9:30pm Jan 9 490937 $30.00 Tony's Art School - Drawing | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (8) 10am-1pm Jan 16 487042 $184.60 Tony's Art School - Painting | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (8) 2-5pm Jan 16 487043 $184.60 Watercolours - Beginner/Continuing | 18 years & up Shadbolt Tu (8) 2-5pm Jan 15 487908 $170.40 Watercolours - Continuing | 18 years & up Shadbolt W (8) 6:30-9:30pm Jan 16 490211 $170.40 Wax Encaustic Photography | 18 years & up Shadbolt Su (1) 10am-3pm Feb 10 488693 $73.75 Exploring the Still Creek Corridor & Central Valley Greenway | 18 years & up Burnaby Lake Sa (1) 9am-12noon Jan 12 497904 $4.76 Fraser Foreshore and Farm Field Birds and Wildlife | 18 years & up Foreshore Park Sa (1) 9am-12noon Mar 16 497906 $4.76 Get to Know Your Local Plants | 18 years & up Deer Lake Park Sa (1) 10am-12noon Mar 30 497912 $4.76 Kidstuff Swapmeet | All Ages Willingdon Sa (1) 9am-1pm Mar 30 482269 $21.40 Barre Fitness | 14 years & up Bonsor F (9) 10:45-11:45am Jan 11 490236 $68.85 Edmonds M (8) 6-7pm Jan 14 481260 $60.00 Body Sculpt & Conditioning | 16 years & up Eileen Dailly Tu (6) 8:10-9:10am Jan 15 481198 $51.30 Tu (5) 8:10-9:10am Feb 26 481199 $42.75 Intro to Indoor Cycling | All Ages Cameron Su (1) 10:45-11:45am Jan 20 488720 $6.70 Su (1) 10:45-11:45am Feb 17 488721 $6.70 Su (1) 10:45-11:45am Mar 17 488722 $6.70 Bonsor F (1) 5:45-6:35pm Jan 4 490773 $6.70 F (1) 5:45-6:35pm Feb 1 490774 $6.70 F (1) 5:45-6:35pm Mar 1 490775 $6.70

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Movement Lab | 16 years & up Willingdon Tu (5) 6:30-7:30pm Jan 15 488248 Nia | 16 years & up Eileen Dailly Th (1) 7:15-8:30pm Jan 10 481076 Th (5) 7:15-8:30pm Jan 17 481077 Th (5) 7:15-8:30pm Feb 21 481078 Performance Fit Camp | 16 years & up Willingdon Sa (10) 10:30-11:30am Jan 12 486147 F (5) 7:30-8:30pm Feb 15 486148 Stretch, Core & More | 14 years & up Bonsor Th (6) 9:30-10:30am Jan 17 490792 Tai Chi - Beginner | 14 years & up Bonsor M (10) 6:30-7:45pm Jan 14 490242 Sa (10) 9-10:15am Jan 12 490243 Tai Chi - Beginner | 16 years & up Edmonds W (8) 9:30-10:45am Jan 16 482207 F (8) 7-8:30pm Jan 18 482206 Eileen Dailly Th (8) 11:45am-12:45pm Jan 17 481178 TRX® - Suspension Training | 14 years & up Cameron Th (5) 10:45-11:30am Jan 10 488740 Th (5) 10:45-11:30am Feb 14 488741 Bonsor Th (6) 5:30-6:30pm Feb 21 490783 Break Your Relationship with Sugar | 16 years & up Edmonds Sa (1) 3:30-4:30pm Jan 26 482212 Digestion Masterclass | 16 years & up Edmonds Sa (1) 3:30-4:30pm Feb 23 482211 Functional Strength & Stretch | 14 years & up Cameron Sa (4) 8:45-9:45am Jan 5 488733 Sa (4) 8:45-9:45am Feb 2 488734 Sa (5) 8:45-9:45am Mar 2 488735 Gentle Yoga | 16 years & up Edmonds Tu (10) 7-8:30pm Jan 22 481245 Pilates | 16 years & up Eileen Dailly Su (8) 5-6pm Jan 20 481069 Pilates & Yoga - 50/50 | 16 years & up Cameron Th (6) 5:45-7pm Jan 10 488736 Th (6) 5:45-7pm Feb 21 488737 Edmonds M (10) 7:15-8:15pm Jan 14 481248 Power Yoga - Once We Where Warriors | 14 years & up Cameron W (11) 7:20-8:35pm Jan 9 488766 Yoga for Office Workers | 18 years & up Edmonds Th (10) 7:15-8:45pm Jan 25 456998 Power Yoga | All Ages Edmonds F (10) 12:15-1:30pm Jan 11 490941 Pre/Post Natal Core Training | 16 years & up Eileen Dailly Th (4) 1:30-2:30pm Jan 17 498973 Tai Chi - Advanced | 14 years & up Bonsor Sa (10) 11:30am-12:45pm Jan 12 490253 Tai Chi - Intermediate | 14 years & up Bonsor Sa (10) 10:15-11:30am Jan 12 490250 TRX® & More | 14 years & up Cameron W (6) 6:10-6:55pm Jan 9 488767 W (6) 6:10-6:55pm Feb 20 488768 Yoga - Define | All Ages Cameron Tu (12) 6-7:30pm Jan 8 489015 Tu (12) 7:35-9:05pm Jan 8 489016 Yoga - Hatha | 16 years & up Eileen Dailly Tu (10) 6:30-7:30pm Jan 15 481082 W (10) 7-8pm Jan 16 481079 Th (10) 10:30-11:30am Jan 17 481081 Edmonds M (7) 9:15-10:30am Jan 21 481230 M (7) 12:15-1:15pm Jan 21 481234 Tu (5) 5:30-6:45pm Jan 22 481231 Th (8) 12:30-1:30pm Jan 24 481232 Tu (5) 5:30-6:45pm Feb 26 482805 Yoga - Gentle | 16 years & up Eileen Dailly Su (10) 9:30-10:30am Jan 13 481080 Yoga - Monday Morning | 14 years & up Eileen Dailly M (5) 12noon-1pm Jan 21 481174 Yoga - Restorative | 14 years & up Cameron W (11) 6-7:15pm Jan 9 488765 Yoga & Meditation for Anxiety | 19 years & up Edmonds Th (1) 12:30-2pm Jan 17 481252

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Yoga & Meditation for Stress | 19 years & up Edmonds Tu (1) 5:30-7pm Jan 15 481251 $10.80 Yoga for Office Workers | 18 years & up Edmonds Th (5) 7:15-8:45pm Jan 24 481243 $58.50 Th (5) 7:15-8:45pm Feb 28 482804 $58.50 Yoga for Relaxation | 16 years & up Willingdon W (9) 9:45-11am Jan 16 486153 $87.75 Circuit Strength Blast | 18 years & up Edmonds Sa (4) 8-9am Jan 26 492037 $34.20 Strength Training for Women | 14-75 years Bonsor Su (4) 9:30-10:45am Mar 3 490779 $42.75 Strength Training for Women | 18-75 years Edmonds Su (3) 9:30-11:30am Jan 27 492014 $51.30 Weight Training for Beginners | 14-75 years Bonsor Sa (4) 9:30-10:55am Jan 12 498764 $51.30 Sa (4) 9:30-10:55am Feb 16 490785 $51.30 Weight Training for Strength and Conditioning | 18 years & up Edmonds Sa (3) 9:30-11:30am Jan 19 492000 $51.30 Women’s Weight Training II | All Ages Cameron M (4) 10-11:15am Feb 25 488762 $42.75 Blacksmith - Letter Opener | 16 years & up Museum Su (1) 9am-1pm Mar 31 491059 $75.00 Indigenous Salve Making | 16 years & up Museum Sa (1) 10-11am Mar 9 491062 $10.00 Indigenous Tea Making | 16 years & up Museum Sa (1) 1-2:30pm Mar 2 491052 $25.00 Love Farmhouse Kitchen Classics - Pie Dough | 16 years & up Museum Sa (1) 10-11:30am Feb 2 491063 $25.00 Love Farmhouse Kitchen Classics: Canning | 16 years & up Museum Sa (1) 10-11:30am Mar 2 491068 $25.00 Love Farmhouse Kitchen Classics: Pizza Dough | 16 years & up Museum Sa (1) 10-11:30am Feb 23 491066 $25.00 Love Farmhouse Kitchen Classics: Sourdough Starter | 16 years & up Museum Sa (1) 10-11:30am Feb 9 491064 $40.00 Crafts & Cookies | All Ages Willingdon Tu (3) 10-11:30am Feb 5 486667 $20.49 Karaoke Night | 19 years & up Willingdon Th (1) 6:30-8pm Mar 14 486634 $6.83 Shall We Dance? | 18 years & up Bonsor W (10) 12noon-1pm Jan 9 486912 $23.50 Sports Mania | 18 years & up Bonsor Th (10) 12noon-1pm Jan 10 487707 $23.50 Stepping Out on the Town | 18 years & up Bonsor F (10) 6:30-9pm Jan 11 487709 $58.80 Theatre Time | 18 years & up Bonsor Tu (10) 12noon-1pm Jan 8 486906 $23.50 Adapted Yoga | 18 years & up Edmonds F (10) 10:30am-12noon Jan 11 482201 $83.25 Karate - Beginner | 14 years & up Eileen Dailly W (12) 7:15-8:15pm Jan 9 481064 $82.80 Karate - Continuing | 14 years & up Eileen Dailly W (4) 7:15-8:45pm Jan 9 481066 $41.40 W (4) 7:15-8:45pm Feb 6 481067 $41.40 W (4) 7:15-8:45pm Mar 6 481068 $41.40

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Sun Run/Walk Clinic | 14-75 years Edmonds Sa (13) 8:45-10:45am Cameron Su (13) 8:30-10am Bonsor Su (13) 9-11am

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482208 $150.00 495905 $150.00 490926 $150.00

Volleyball - Beginner/Intermediate Lessons | 18 years & up Bonsor Tu (9) 6:45-7:45pm Jan 8 490976 $127.80 Acrogym | 18 years & up Cameron Th (5) 9-11pm Jan 10 488533 $15.20 Th (5) 9-11pm Feb 14 488534 $15.20 Winter Discovery Snowshoeing Tour | 16 years & up TBA Th (1) 6-9:30pm Jan 24 491073 $47.95 Badminton Lessons | 18 years & up Bonsor W (5) 8-9pm Jan 9 487730 $71.00 W (5) 8-9pm Feb 13 487731 $71.00 Pickleball Drop-In | 18 years & up Edmonds M (12) 1-3pm Jan 7 486673 $31.44 Pickleball Lessons - Beginner | 18 years & up Edmonds Su (8) 3-5pm Jan 6 486706 $94.40 Squash League - Intermediate | 17 years & up Cameron M (10) 5-10pm Jan 14 488541 $63.80 Squash League - Men's Advanced | 17 years & up Cameron W (11) 5-10pm Jan 16 488546 $70.18 Squash Lessons - Level I | 18 years & up Bonsor Th (4) 6:50-7:35pm Jan 10 487755 $53.28 Squash Lessons - Level II | 18 years & up Bonsor Th (4) 7:40-8:25pm Jan 10 487756 $53.28 Cameron Su (3) 10-11:30am Feb 10 488807 $105.80 Squash Lessons for Women | 18 years & up Bonsor Th (4) 6:50-7:35pm Feb 7 487760 $53.28 Squash Lessons for Women - Level II | 18 years & up Bonsor Th (4) 7:40-8:25pm Feb 7 487759 $53.28 Tennis BC 1.0 - 1.5 | 17 years & up Cameron M (4) 6-7:30pm Jan 14 487985 $85.20 M (4) 7:30-9pm Feb 11 487986 $85.20

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Get more kid-friendly, Canada Mommy’s

GROUNDED Bianca Bujan

Sitting at a small corner table in a pub in BadenBaden, Germany last month, I was enjoying a quiet conversation with my aunt, uncle and 11-year-old daughter when my eyes fell on the diners sitting at the table directly across from us.

Around the table was an eclectic mix of guests – what looked to be parents, grandparents, and four children ranging in age from toddler to teen.

At their feet, a large, longhaired dog, sleeping soundly as the group chatted, chewed and chugged their beer.

When seated, I worried we would be asked to leave when the server spotted my daughter with us, but I quickly realized that in this small German town, children were allowed – and welcomed – everywhere we went.

From the world-famous

thermal spa – which allowed children ages eight and up to join in on the relaxation water therapy – to the street-side pub patios, children were present.

In the department store, a winding staircase and long wooden slide were in the centre of the shoe section, providing a play space for children to enjoy while their parents shopped. In the corner of many restaurants, a basket of toys, and outside many pubs and coffee shops, children played hopscotch or tag while the grownups enjoyed some adult conversation nearby.

Until this trip – my first visit to Europe – I had always thought that there was a time and place for the presence of kids, but after seeing a society that allows children to be completely immersed in the community, I realized that maybe we should be doing things a little differently here in Canada.

Coming from a generation in which “children should be seen not heard,”

my instinct has always been to quiet my kids and limit them to only the most kidfriendly places. But perhaps instead of keeping kids away from the more sensitive scenarios, we should

We should teach them how to conform to different circumstances.

teach them how to conform to different circumstances.

Teach them table manners.

Encourage quieter voices in certain settings. Provide them with the right tools to entertain themselves in quieter settings and address any disruptive behaviours that might mar the experience for others.

From the moment my children were born, we took

them out for meals.We taught them what was and was not acceptable at the dinner table, and how to respect others when in a public place.

They aren’t always wellbehaved when we dine out, but we try to accustom them to varied venues.

And perhaps this is why the children that crossed my path during my visit to Germany were so comfortable, polite and welcomed in public spaces – because they were just always allowed to be present.

No side glances from strangers or anxiety from parents to keep them hushed and hidden.

It’s time for society to be more accepting of children, and for children to be more adaptable to society.

If we make more places kidfriendly, and teach our kids to be place-friendly, perhaps we can be a more inclusive culture as well.

Bianca Bujan is a mom of three, writer, editor, and marketing consultant. Find her online at @bitsofbee.

Here’s what to do with that Christmas tree

Got a live Christmas tree and don’t know what to do with it?

Residential Christmas tree collection in Burnaby will take place from Jan. 14 to 25.The City of Burnaby is advising you to place your tree out for collection on Jan. 14, and it will be collected during these two weeks.

Multi-family complexes that have Burnaby garbage/ recycling collection service will have Christmas trees collected the week of Jan. 7.

All trees must be placed out

by Monday, Jan. 7 in one accessible location.Trees will be collected during this week.

To prepare your Christmas tree for collection, do the following: ! Remove all ornaments, tinsel and lights ! Do not bag or put your tree in your green bin ! Trees over five feet tall (152 cm) must be cut in half ! No artificial trees are accepted ! Trees sprayed with snow foam cannot be recycled

DROP-OFF Burnaby’s Eco-Centre accepts Christmas trees free of charge from Burnaby residents (proof of residency required).

CHARITY TREE CHIPPING EVENTS For Christmas tree charity chipping events, contact the Recycling Council of BC recycling hotline at 604-RECYCLE (7329253).

HOLIDAY RESIDENTIAL RECYCLING CHECKLIST ! Wrapping paper without any metallic or plastic pieces ! Paper gift tags/boxes ! Paper greeting cards (remove electronic compo-

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Artsnow Does your dog have what it takes to star onstage? day, Jan. 6 at the Lindbjerg Academy of The Performing Arts, 7-75 Blue Mountain St. in Coquitlam. Registration is from 3 to 4 p.m., and auditions run from 4 to 6 p.m. Bring along a photo of your dog.

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Do you have a dog who’s destined to be a star?

Align Entertainment is searching for adorable dogs who’d like to play a starring role in their upcoming production of Annie:The Musical.

The production will be onstage at the Michael J. Fox Theatre in Burnaby from Feb. 1 through 16.

The theatre company’s website says dogs must be available for all performances, as well as rehearsals starting Jan. 13. (Likely dates for rehearsals include Jan. 18 evening, Jan. 20 daytime, Jan. 25 evening, and Jan. 30 and 31 evenings.)

The dog should be gentle, well-behaved, comfortable around children and adults, and leash-trained.

Dogs should be able to follow simple commands such as “come” and “sit.”

If you think your pooch has what it takes, open auditions are being held on Sun-

SING, SING, SING Do you love to sing? The Maple Leaf Singers have issued a call for new singers.

The group performs a varied repertoire, including Broadway and movie musical numbers, gospel, folk, classical, pop and rock – with more than 15 performances a year.

Practices are held Monday evenings right here in town, at the Burnaby Lake Pavilion, and all are welcome to audition.

Call 778-245-4445 or email joinus@mapleleafsingers.com to find out more.You can see more about the choir at www. mapleleafsingers.com.

SAVE THE DATE If you’re interested in

For the love of music: The Maple Leaf Singers are holding auditions for all voices for a new year of singing. The show chorus, which performs all styles of music from Broadway and gospel to classical and pop, meets Monday evenings at the Burnaby Lake Pavilion. Singers perform about 15 times a year at a variety of locations. PHOTO FILES, CONTRIBUTED

photography, you’ll want to save the date for the Burnaby Photographic Society’s annual showcase.

On Saturday, Jan. 26, you can turn out to the Shadbolt Centre for the Arts to check out a night of highquality slide shows set to music, plus a dramatic print display in the week leading up to showcase night.

The shows run the gamut

of themes – from wildlife to fine art and visual surprises – and tickets come with a chance to win door prizes.

The print display is on in the lobby at the Shadbolt Centre, 6450 Deer Lake Ave., from Monday, Jan. 21 to Saturday, Jan. 26.

Tickets for the showcase are $20.You can email showcase@bpsphoto.ca or call 604-318-9369. Check

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NEW YEAR NEWS Are you with a local arts group?

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ers. I’m always open to receiving emails about local artists and arts groups – email me at jmaclellan@ burnabynow.com with all your news.

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Living Room Art in the Heights is making to the neighbourh a return weekend to help ood this art isn’t just for prove that visiting elite – a galleryit’s one, everywhere for every.

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o matter how you frame it, March madness was the ultimate ride for the Burnaby South Rebels.

A team that rode a basketball rollercoaster over the previous three months, the Rebels overcame a lot of obstacles and tests to carry away the ultimate prize by beating the Semiahmoo Totems 80-72 in the final at the Langley Events Centre.

Burnaby South entered as the underdogs, having been seeded eighth at the start of the tourney after qualifying with the thirdand last berth from the Lower Mainlands.

But they held the hammer through the final, leading by 10 after one quarter and five at halftime. It was an 11-point advantage entering the final quarter, and while the Totems pressed to make it a closer contest, the Rebels maintained their edge right to the end.

It was the school’s third B.C. crown, and first since 1979.

“In the locker room, we knew not a lot of people expected us to win, but we were going to give our absolute best,” remarked South’s post player and tourney MVP Jusuf Sehic, on the team’s quarter-final upset of No. 1 Oak Bay. “We respected (Oak Bay), but we were not afraid of them at all.We knew they were No. 1 going in, but as quoted by one of our coaches (Dave Smith), ‘Why not us?’”

In the semifinal they downed Belmont 70-55.

Sasha Vujisic, a Grade 11 forward, earned a first all-star team spot, while fellow freshman guard Jiordano Khan was selected to the second team.

South did a masterful job of regrouping after their loss in the Burnaby-New West league final, 90-66 to arch nemesis and 3-A Byrne Creek.

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urnaby’s Josipa Kafadar was eager for a second chance.

Competing in her second world junior taekwondo championships, she had a good grip on what was in store – competitively, externally.

She showed her prep work down to the final, where she gave a valiant push before settling for silver on the world stage.

Kafadar, an Alpha Secondary student, finished second in the 49-kilogram division, losing 8-7 to Vietnam’s Thi Kim Ngan Ho. “When you are in a different country it’s just, it puts a little more pressure, (and) you

GET THE PARTY STARTED: The Burnaby South Rebels captured the hearts of the community en route to the B.C. 4-A senior boys basketball title; below, Alpha Secondary’s Josipa Kafadar would prove her championship mettle in claiming silver at the junior world taekwondo championships. PHOTOS LISA KING; JENNIFER GAUTHIER

feel a little less comfortable.You feel more uncomfortable and a bit more pressure, but I got to overcome it in this tournament and I’m proud of that,” she said.

A year earlier, the Burnaby native was on home turf when the worlds were played out at the Bill Copeland Sports Complex.

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new coach at school and a new outlook helped pilot St.Thomas More wrestlers Gabriella Bellini and Amanda Silveri to provincial gold at the B.C. high school wrestling championships in March.

Bellini was inspired early after the program faced some upheaval, with Max Arcand taking over the coaching duties held by long-time coach Doug Corbett, who left to teach and coach at Terry Fox Secondary.

Coming off a third-place result the previous year, Bellini entered the 64kg final against Cowichan’s Stepanie Mould with the typical butterflies.

“I used my head, really planned out my match while I was wrestling and defended what I knew was coming,” said Bellini.

Silveri, also in Grade 11, captured the 110kg division title by besting West Van’s Trinity Davies with a takedown at 2:04 of their final.The win earned her a second

from Syah Mangat. ard work, determination and heartbreak wrapped up a memorable season for the Byrne Creek senior boys basketball team.

As the No. 1-ranked 3-A school entering the provincial championships, all eyes were on the Bulldogs.They delivered by marching all the way to the championship final, where South Kamloops prevailed 74-66.

The final was a showdown between the top-two rated programs, with the No. 2 Titans staking out a 26-10 lead but facing a furious Byrne Creek rally.The Burnaby squad tied it 59-59 early in the fourth quarter. But a 15-7 run by Kamloops over the final handful of minutes clinched it.

Martin Djunga proved 25 points, while Bithow Wan contributed 16 points and 13 rebounds in the final.

Byrne Creek showed that they could come from behind when they erased a fivepoint deficit in the semifinal en route to beating North Delta. Djunga and Wan were named to the first all-star team, while Majok Deng was voted the Best Defensive Player.

For a second straight year, Byrne Creek entered the provincials on a big bounce as the Lower Mainland champions.

straight B.C. title.

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uccessful chemistry was what the Mountain United u15 girls soccer team proved to have, wrapping up their season in October by beating Lakeshore 2-1 to claim the Canada Soccer national title.

The team, which is made up of elite players from Burnaby and the North Shore, went 5-0 at the Quebec-hosted national tourney.The premier division team, which draws players from Burnaby and the North Shore, edged Lakeshore on a pair of goals

So many Burnaby sports achievements, so little space It was a year rich in sports accomplishments. Paring it down to a handful is a painful task, so we add another list of other achievements and notes from the past 12 months in sports: Novice ice dancers Miku Makita and Tyler Gunara launched the year right by capturing silver at the 2018 Canadian Tire national skating championships.The dancing duo of Ashlynne Stairs

and Lee Royer collected a second straight bronze in the senior division ice dance division at the nationals. Burnaby’s Aleksa Rakic posted the second best score in the men’s novice division to pick up silver in his event at the national skating championships…

A showdown of local squads saw St.Thomas More emerge victorious over Burnaby South, 23-20, in the junior girls basketball Low-

er Mainland final. STM was led by the contributions of twins Bella and Gigi Gaspar and Kate Stewart-Barnett… Billy Zhang capped a strong season by capturing the B.C. bantam boys golf title by eight strokes.The Burnaby Mountain golfer finished the tworound tourney with a 3-over 141...

Burnaby Mountain alumna Jacey Bailey made the cut to play for the Canadian women’s develop-

ment team at the Commonwealth Games in Australia.The Northern Arizona University athlete, 19, averaged 11 minutes per game and scored 11 points as Canada placed fourth overall… Peter Huang, 12, broke three old national swimming records for the 100- and 200-metre butterfly, as well as the 800m freestyle, at the Swim B.C. Tier 2 championships... Burnaby South’s Taye Batiste blazed to

gold in the B.C. high school track and field championships’ junior girls 100-metre dash, completing the race in a quick 12.58 seconds... Burnaby’s Emma March was the youngest member, at 16, in Canada’s bronze medal finish at the women’s baseball World Cup, beating the U.S. 8-5... Burnaby South alumna Seina Kashima was named Canada West’s women’s soccer player of the year.

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