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When SarahRadziminski lost hereldestdaughterEmma to cancer in 2018, swimming at Eileen Dailly pool is what got her throughthe first year-anda-half of deep grief She dropped Emma’s little brother offatthe community centre’schildminding services while she “swamand swam and swam.” “I’m sure there’speople at Eileen Dailly who will probably remember me as themom whowas swim ming with herhead out of thewater just bawling,” she said. But since the pandemic, the number of childmind ing sessions at Eileen Dailly has gonefrom four days aweektotwo —and it won’treturntopre-pan demiclevelsthis fall CHILDMINDING SERVICE STILL REDUCED The cityofferschildminding at three ofits community centres, asupervised drop-in service with toys andbooks for kids under five.One hour of childminding costs $5.10 ButcomeSeptember on Mondayafternoons and Wednesdaymornings,the childmindingroomatEileen Daillywill be usedfor the city’s Busy Bees program, aprogram in which parents remainwiththeir children to participatein activities together ForRadziminski, this defeats thepurpose of childminding. “You have to stayinthe room and playwith your kid, whichisnot objec tively abad thing. Except for —I’m astay-at-home mom,I playwith my kid all daylong.Whywould I want to paytogoand play withmykids somewhere else?” Radziminski wantstobe able to dropoff her twoyear-old son and use the centre’s facilities:swim, use thegym,learnItalian, take abreather “It’snot accessibleto me if there’snochild minding,”she said.
MORE SERVICE PLANNED Burnaby’s public affairs officer ColeWagnersaid the city hopestoprovide morechildminding oppor tunities at Eileen Dailly in the coming months “Weanticipate having childmindingservice three times per week this fall,” Wagnertoldthe NOW in an emailed statement. Thethird session of childmindingatEileen Dailly has yettobe scheduled on the city’swebsite.
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BLUESFEST: The BurnabyBlues +Roots Festival made acelebratory return to Deer Lake Park on Aug. 6for the first time sincethe COVID-19 erabegan. Clockwise from top left:The WaronDrugs performs the finalset of the night;Ruby Waters entertains; fans groove to the music; the Soul Rebels take to the stage; Kathleen Edwards performs. The festivalalso featured local favourites Balkan Shmalkan, Robert Connely Farr and ablues journeywith BrandonIsaak and JackLavin. Festivalgoersalso had achanceto enjoyon-sitefood and beverages, plus the always popular family and kids’area. Seemorecoverage at www.burnabynow.com.
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Childminding service at Eileen Daillycommunity centre hasn’treturned to pre-pandemic levels
Rez. #21-46 3990 Marine Way
Temporary Use Permit Application #22-05
Master Mingon Kim’s North Burnaby Taekwondo Inc. has made an application to the City of Burnaby to propose atemporary use(s) on this site: 2900 Bainbridge Avenue (Alias 102-2900 Bainbridge Avenue)
To:Amended CD Comprehensive Development District (based on RM5 Multiple Family Residential District, C3 General Commercial District, P6 Regional Institutional District, P2 Administration and Assembly District and SFU Community Plan as guidelines, and in accordance with the development plan entitled “SFU Lot24, 8955 University High Street, Burnaby,BC” prepared by RWAArchitecture)
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To:Amended CD Comprehensive Development District (based on RM5s Multiple Family Residential District, RM5r Multiple Family Residential District, C3 General Commercial District, the Metrotown Downtown Plan as guidelines and in accordance with the development plan entitled “Concord Metrotown Phase 2AB &2C” prepared by IBI Group Architects (Canada) Inc.)
Burnaby City Council hereby gives notice that it will hold aPublic Hearing to receive representations in connection with proposed amendments to “Burnaby Zoning Bylaw 1965”. CityConnect Burnaby.ca | CityOfBurnaby | 4949 Canada Way, Burnaby, BC V5G1M2
Applicant: Concord Kingsway Projects GP Ltd.
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3.3) Burnaby Zoning Bylaw 1965, Amendment Bylaw No.34, 2022 -Bylaw No.14482
From: CD Comprehensive Development District (based on P11e SFU Neighbourhood District and C3 General Commercial District)
Greater Vancouver Ping Pong Society has made an application to the City of Burnaby to propose atemporary use(s) on this site: 7000 Lougheed Highway (Alias 2-2909 Bainbridge Avenue)
Purpose: to permit the construction of new film production stages with associated office and workshop space
3.4) Burnaby Zoning Bylaw 1965, Amendment Bylaw No.35, 2022 -Bylaw No.14483 Rez. #21-32 4750 Kingsway
Purpose: to permit the construction of anew rectory and office Applicant: Dimas Craveiro Architect 3.2) Burnaby Zoning Bylaw 1965, Amendment Bylaw No.32, 2022 -Bylaw No.14480
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Applicant: Marine WayInvestments Ltd.
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TUESDAY,2022AUGUST30AT5PM
Reports, bylaws, and related information respecting the zoning bylaw amendments are available on the City’swebsite at Burnaby.ca/PublicHearings from August 12, 2022. Any questions regarding the Public Hearing processes and agenda items may be directed to the Office of the City Clerk, 604-294-7290. Please note all written submissions must be received by 2:45pm on the day of the Hearing. Submissions should contain the writer’sname and address which become apart of the public record. NO PRESENTATIONS OR SUBMISSIONS WILL BE RECEIVED BY COUNCIL AFTER THE CONCLUSION OF THE PUBLIC HEARING. B. Zeinabova CITY CLERK ZONING BYLAWAMENDMENTS
3.1) Burnaby Zoning Bylaw 1965, Amendment Bylaw No.31, 2022 -Bylaw No.14479 Rez. #17-10011 3839 and 3871 PandoraStreet From: R5 Residential District and CD Comprehensive Development District (based on P5 Community Institutional District as guidelines) To:Amended CD Comprehensive Development District (based on P5 Community Institutional District as guidelines, and in accordance with the development plan entitled “St. Helen’s Rectory 3839 &3871 Pandora Street Burnaby,BCV5C 2A6” prepared by Dimas Craveiro Architect)
From: M2 General Industrial District
All persons who believe they are affected by aproposed bylaw shall be afforded areasonable opportunity to be heard:
Purpose: The purpose of the proposed Temporary Use Permit is to permit ataekwondo commercial school and accessory retail within an existing commercial unit. The permit is valid for 3years
Purpose: The purpose of the proposed Temporary Use Permit is to permit anon-profit ping pong and table tennis Club within an existingcommercial unit. The permit is valid for 3years.
Purpose: to permit construction of the second phase of the Concord Metrotown site,including three high-rise market residential strata buildings atop non-market rental and commercial/retail podiums, and two commercial high-rise buildings (one being market rental and the other being office/hospitality) atop acombined commercial/retail podium. Parkingisprovided fully underground with some on-street convenience parking
•mail: Mayor &Council, c/o Office of the City Clerk, 4949 Canada Way
Rez. #20-29 8955 University High Street
Purpose: to permit the construction of amixed-use developmentwitha 6-storey commercial/residential podium and a17-storeyapartment tower with underground parking, and abus layover facility
To:CDComprehensive Development District (based on M2 General Industrial District, M5 Light Industrial District, the Big Bend Development Plan, and in accordance with the development plan entitled “3990 Marine WayStudios”prepared by CTAArchitecture +Design Ltd.)
• fill out the webform: Burnaby.ca/PublicHearings
From: CD Comprehensive Development District (based on RM5s Multiple Family Residential District, C3 General Commercial District and Metrotown Downtown Plan as guidelines)
Applicant: Mosaic Avenue Developments Ltd.
Temporary Use Permit Application #22-01
The permit applications may be inspected at the Planning and Development Department, 4949 Canada Way, Burnaby,BCfrom August 18 to 29,Mondays to Fridays from 8am to 4:45pm, and on Thursdays from 8am to 8pm. The applications will be presented to Council for consideration on August 29,2022 at 5pm AFTER 2:45PM ON AUGUST29, 2022 WILL NOTBECONSIDERED BY COUNCIL B. Zeinabova CITYCLERK
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That’sanincreaseof twosince the last report, published in Julyfor the month of May Arecord 77 deaths were tallied in Burnaby in allof 2021. Provincially,toxic illicit drugs claimed 146lives in June —a decreaseof26 per cent from May(197) and 17 per cent compared to June last year (175). To date in 2022,there have been at least 1,095 deaths recorded in B.C. The number of illicit drug toxicity deaths in June equates to nearly fivedeaths perday “The ever-increasing toxicity of theunregulated, illicit drug market is taking aheart-breaking toll on the livesand well-being of membersofour communitiesacross theprovince,” B.C. chief coroner Lisa Lapointesaid in anewsrelease. “Deaths due to toxic drugs in the first half of 2022 have surpassedthe numberofdeaths experi enced in the same period in 2021, puttingour prov ince, once again, on track for arecordloss of life.”
Twomore deaths from toxic illicit drugs have been recorded in Burnaby, the BC CoronersService reported. In areport released Tuesday, the servicesaid thecity’sdeath toll is now 34 people betweenJan.1 and June 30 this year
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The BC CoronersServicesaidthe number of lives thathavebeen lost between Januaryand June of this year is the highest ever recorded during the first six months of acalendar year The province said illicit drug toxicity is thenumber one cause of unnatural death in B.C., and second only to cancer in terms of yearsoflife lost. “Tragically,inthe seventhyearofthis public heath emergency,aswe are experiencing increasing numbers of deaths in July, our province hasnow lost more than10,000 lives to illicit drugs since April 2016,”Lapointe added. “These were men, women and youth from all walks of life.Theylived in our neighbourhoods, worked in ourworkplaces and playedonour sports teams.…All of them fell prey to thelethal supplyof illicit drugs thatisomnipresent.” deathtoll in Burnaby
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It wasacase of anti-anti-shopliftingshoplifting,and Burnaby RCMP were on thejob.InJuly,police said someonehad stolen ahand-held Sensormatictag removerfromaclothing store at aBurnabymall.The Sensormatic systemuses sensitizedplasticchips that screwontoeasily stolen items.The chips areremoved with aspecial device after customerspay.Anyone who triestoleave the store with theclips still attachedtrips an alarm.A savvythief saw the advantage of owninga tag remover andpinchedone from alocal store
BC Liberal leaderKevin Falcon faces hisfirst big test early next month when his party tries to defend the Surrey Southseatina byelection set for Sept. 10. Losing thatridingwould be devastating for the BC Liberals, as they struggle to regaina toehold in Metro Vancouver, where about half the electoralridings are located. However, historysug gests theBCLiberals have to be consideredthe fa vourite to winthe seat. That is because the party thatforms asitting B.C. government rarely wins byelections during its term. Of thelast twodozen provincialbyelections, dating back to 1989, thegovernment of theday wonjust three of them. The current NDP government wasabletohang on to theriding of Na naimo in the January2019 byelectionwon by Sheila Malcolmson. The only otherwins scored by asittinggov ernment both elected then-Premier Christy Clark, first to replace for mer Premier Gordon Campbellin2011 and then again in 2013,when she had to runinthe riding ofWestside Kelowna after losing inVancouver Point Grey in thegeneral election During theirtime in power, the BC Liberals lost seven byelections to the NDP.The NDP governmentofthe 1990slost six straight byelections in ridings they hadnever won in anygeneralelection. The worstshowing by a government whenitcame to losing byelections was arguablythe Social Credit government headed by Bill Vander Zalm in the late 1980s.Itlost sixstraight, includingfour ridings normally considered to be party strongholds. Historyfavours theBC Liberals to be victorious. However, historydoesn’t always repeatitself,and the last provincial election, in 2020, showeda huge surge in NDP supportcompared to previouselections in thatriding(or in that part of Surrey).The NDP vote rose dramatically (by more than 3,000voters) compared to the 2017 contest, while the BC Liberal vote dropped by more than500 andtheirmargin of victory shrunk to 1,200 from 4,800. Thedramatic population growth of Surrey and its increased urbanization, with ayoungerdemographic taking hold, all work to the NDP’sadvan tage, as wasevident in the 2020 election.
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6 THURSDAY,August 18, 2022 • BurnabyNow Thereare so manymoms who justneeda break because they’rehuman beings Sarah Radziminski,storypages 3and 8 THEY SAID IT... ARCHIVE 1985 OURTEAM MY VIEW KEITHBALDREY Thief triestofoilsecurity
The ridings in South Surrey have longbeen considered safe BC Liberal seats, butthosedaysappear to be over.The NDP is nowmuch more competitive(it lost the neighbouring riding of Surrey-White Rock by just 224 votes, the secondclos estresult in the election) in thatregion. Another potential wild card is whetherthe BC ConservativeParty will field acandidate.Itdid so in theVancouverQuilchenabyelection won by Falcon, and the party candidatetook6.6 per cent of the vote —a high enough total that couldseriously hurtthe BC Liberals should the Conserva tives win asimilarlevel of support in Surrey South. Butabyelectioncan turn intoa referendum on the sitting government’s performance, and,while the NDP has beenenjoying aconsistently large leadoverthe BC Liberals in opinion polls, there seems to be afairamount of anxiety out there as people grapplewith rising inflationand ashaky health caresystem The NDP canafford to lose thebyelection, butitis amust-win for the rebuilding BC Liberalsand their new leader Keith Baldrey is chief politicalreporter forGlobal BC.
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Editor: On aThursdaymorning in July,Iwas bicyclinghome from shopping in Burnaby, when Ihad to wait at the railway level crossing on Cariboo Road (at Government Street)for a passing train. There were three other cyclists, several pedestrians anda dog waiting forthe train to clear the crossing. After the last railcar cleared the crossing but beforethe bell stopped clanging and before the crossing gatesrose, pedestriansstarted streaming across the pair of tracks from both sides Iwas shocked because another train or track maintenanceequipmentmighthavebeen approachingonthe second track.Therewas a high risk of fatalities. Iamwriting to draw attention to thisrisk; and to urge the City of Burnabyand CN Rail to install train-activated pedestrian gatestoblock people from crossing the double tracks before both areclear DerekWilson, Port Moody CARS COST LESS AT CARTER! Of fer available to quali fi ed retail customers in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba on select vehicles purchased from August 3, 2022 to August 31, 2022. 2.99% purchase fi nancing of fered on approved credit by TD Auto Finance Services, Scotiabank® or RBC Royal Bank for 2.99% up to 60 months on 2022 Te rrain models. Participating lenders are subject to change. Rates from other lenders will vary .D own payment, trade and/or security deposit may be required. Monthly payment and cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount borrowed and down payment/trade. Example: $39,787 fi nanced at 2.99% nominal rate equals (2.99% APR) $330 bi-weekly for 60 months. Cost of borrowing is $3,098, for at otal obligation of $42,885. Freight ($1,995) and A/C charge ($100, if applicable) included. Example does not include license, insurance, registration, PPSA, applicable taxes and dealer fees. Dealers are free to set individual prices. Limited time of fer which may not be combined with certain other of fers. General Motors of Canada Company (GM Canada) may modify ,e xtend or terminate of fers for any reason, in whole or in part, at any time, without notice. ®Registered trademark of The Bank of Nova Scotia. RBC and Royal Bank are registered trademarks of Royal Bank of Canada. TD Auto Finance is ar egistered trademark of The To ronto-Dominion Bank. As part of the transaction, dealer may request documenta tion and contact GM Canada to verify eligibility .T hese of fers may not be redeemed for cash and may not be combined with certain other consumer incentives. Conditions and limitations apply .V oid where prohibited. See Dealer for full program details
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The FredRandall Pool at Edmonds Community Centre will remain closed untillateSeptember, according to an update from the city. The pool wasclosed on Saturday,May 21 after thediscovery of damage to ceiling tile supports Swimming lessons at the pool will restartin early October, with registration opening on Aug. 29 Thecitywillprovide an update, including the an ticipated date of reopening,assoonaspossible. The Edmonds CommunityCentre remains open, withnoother activities at thecentreaffected. –LaurenVanderdeen will remain closed till late September HWY, BURNABY COST LESS AT CARTER! Of fer available to quali fi ed retail customers in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba on select vehicles purchased from August 3, 2022 to August 31, 2022. 2.99% purchase fi nancing of fered on approved credit by TD Auto Finance Services, Scotiabank® or RBC Royal Bank for 2.99% up to 60 months on 2022 Tr averse models. Participating lenders are subject to change. Rates from other lenders will vary .D own payment, trade and/or security deposit may be required. Monthly payment and cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount borrowed and down payment/trade. Example: $52,737 fi nanced at 2.99% nominal rate (2.99% APR) equals $437 bi-weekly for 60 months. Cost of borrowing is $4,106, for at otal obligation of $56,843. Freight ($1,995) and A/C charge ($100, if applicable) included. Example does not include license, insurance, registration, PPSA, applicable taxes and dealer fees. Dealers are free to set individual prices. Limited time of fer which may not be combined with certain other of fers. General Motors of Canada Company (GM Canada) may modify ,e xtend or terminate of fers for any reason, in whole or in part, at any time, without notice. ®Registered trademark of The Bank of Nova Scotia. RBC and Royal Bank are registered trademarks of Royal Bank of Canada. TD Auto Finance is ar egistered trademark of The To rontoDominion Bank. As part of the transaction, dealer may request documentation and contact GM Canada to verify eligibility These of fers may not redeemed may not combined with certain consumer and
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Radziminskiwants the city to move theBusy Bees program to adifferent time or location, so thechildminding room (the space is named just that:childminding room) canbeused forthatfunction. “It’sone of theonly places that youcan drop a kid off on adrop-in basis in allofBurnaby. Ithink the only other optionis, like, IKEA.” She said in an ideal world,the childminding services would be open seven days aweek. “I feel likeI’m fighting for scraps,”Radziminski said. “It’sthis attitude that parents only needchild care from MondaytoFri day. It’slike, well,plenty of parents would alsolove to have aswim on aSat urday.” Radziminskisaid the service is helpfulfor communitybuilding and for parents’ mental health. “Everyone Italktohas thesameproblem, which isthatwe’re alltrying to patchwork alittle bit of childcare, outofparttimejobs, andfamily help andthesedrop-incentres “There are so many moms who justneeda break because they’re hu manbeings.”
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Aman wanted in connectionwith an interna tionaldrug-trafficking investigationmightbehiding in Burnaby,according to police. DenisIvziku, 24,is wanted on chargesof drug trafficking, conspiracytotraffic and possession of property obtained by crime between 2018 and 2022,according to a Burnaby RCMP newsrelease. In an investigation launched in 2018and dubbed Project Divergent, federal Mounties targeted drug trafficking andimportation networks involving individuals in Canada and acrossthe world, the release said. “Twenty of the22individuals charged in rela tiontoProject Divergent were arrested on Feb. 23, 2022,”Burnaby RCMP Cpl. AlexaHodgins said in therelease.“Since then, anotherindividual has been arrested —leaving Denis Ivzikuasthe only outstanding individual evading police in relation to this investigation.” Policesay Ivzikuhas connections to the Lower Mainland,including Burnaby,and it’spossible he mightbeliving in the area while actively evading arrest While Project Divergentuncovered ties to the Hells Angels, Ivziku does not have known tiesto the LowerMainland gang conflict, according to the release. Ivziku has brown eyes and brown hair,standsbetween five-foot-fiveand five-foot-seven andweighs between 150 and 160 pounds Anyone with information on Ivziku or his whereaboutsisasked to contactthe RCMP Federal Seriousand OrganizedCrime Unit in Man itobaat431-338-0956. To remain anonymous, contact CrimeStoppersat 1-800-222-8477 or online at solvecrime.ca. ffi be hidinginBurnaby
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Have you seen him? Police are looking for Denis Ivziku, 24, in connection with an international drug-trafficking investigation PHOTO BURNABYRCMP MulberyPARC Carnival CallTerrie at 604.526.2248 for details andtoRSVP. parcliving.ca/mulberry Come one,come all! Join us forour annual Carnival at Mulberry. Enjoymusic, games,animals,prizes, and of course adunk tank! $20will provide unlimited play. All proceeds from the carnival will go towardsthe MulberryPARC Christmas hamper fund which benefits local seniorsinneed in Burnaby. Date& Time: Thursday, August 25, 1:00 -4:00 pm Location: MulberryPARC,7230 AcornAve,Burnaby Jordan receives a gift card courtesy of JORDANSTRUCHTRUP If you are interested in becoming a carrier, please call 604.398.3481 7110 Hall Ave 604-521-8881
Alba Correa vividly re membersthe first time she waspulled over by police after coming to Canada from Colombia “When he came to my window,I wasshaking,” she told agroup of women at Burnaby Neighbour hood House recently PoliceinColombia couldnot be trusted, according to Correa,and she hadnoreason to believe police in Canadawould be anydifferent. “The traumakeeps with youforever,”she told the NOW It turned out the officerhad pulledher over be cause she had forgotten to turnonher headlights and it wasdark out. He senther on her way without even a fine Correa’sfeelings about the police aren’tuncommon amongwomen coming to Canada from other countries, according to Burnaby RCMP Cpl. Alexa Hodgins,and that’s something she tries to addressinapresentation aimedatnewcomer women. “Mostofthesewomen come from countries wherepolice areuntrustworthy,mostly men, abuse theirauthority and corrupt,”said toldthe NOW Hodgins wasatBurnaby Neighbourhood Houselast monthtalking to agroup of newimmigrant and refugeewomen in theBridges preschool program runbyCorrea, who also acted as translator Among the half dozen women were newcomersfrom Colombia,Peru, Chile and Mexico When Hodgins asked them what their experienceswithpolicehad been like in their home coun tries, therewere laughs “In my country, the po lice is so bad, corrupt,” said one woman from Colombia Another woman from Colombia agreed.“You can’ttrust police.They’re supposed to protectyou, butyou can’ttrust them.” she said. “When yousee police, youget afraid,” saida woman from Peru. Awoman from Mexico said“it’sall about money” for police in hercountry. “It’schaos,” she said. Agood bit of Hodgins’s presentationisaimed at convincing the women policeinCanadacan be trusted and arethereto help. She tells them police in Canada are held to a “veryhigh standard,”and RCMPmembers are well trained andwell paid, with good benefitsand have fewer inducements to resort to corruption to make ends meet than their counterparts in developing countries. She alsotouches on Canada’sCharter of Rightsand Freedoms. Part of Hodgins’spresentationinvolves her showing andexplaining all the parts of heruniform: Kevlar vest, firearm, handcuffs, magazines, pepper spray, baton, tourniquet, etc “There’ssomuch mysterybehind ‘Whydoyou have all thatstuffand what is it for?’” Hodginssaid “Taking it out onebyone and explaining it really breaksdownthatbarrier and makes eachpiece less intimidating when youactually see it on someone.” But most of thepresen tation flows in thedirectionset by the group,according to Hodgins fficerwelcomesnewcomerwomen to Canada reachesout through Burnaby NeighbourhoodHouse preschool program
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BurnabyNow • THURSDAY,August 18,2022 15 WEEKEND Findmoreevents online: burnabynow.com/local-events Please sendyourinformation for inclusiontoeditorial@burnabynow.com Don’tmissthese weekend events &activities! SATURDAY,AUG.20 PHILIPPINE CULTURAL HERITAGE FESTIVAL AT SWANGARD HeadtoSwangard Stadium on Saturdayfor the “Herilympic Games” and festivities hostedbythe Phil ippine Cultural Heritage Society The eventwillhavefood vendors, raffles, cultural performancesand feature traditional heritagesports thatyou canjoin in to play! WHEN: Saturday,Aug.20, 10 a.m. to 6p.m. WHERE: Swangard Stadium,3883 Imperial St COST: Free JAZZ,COCKTAILSAND CANAPÉS Enjoyanoutdoor garden spot on Hastingsand listen to music by Letters andText andDJEvo.Sip acocktail by Cocktail Connoisseur and eatdelicious Persianfood by Suren Café and Restaurant, for this summer evening fete. Food andbeverages will be available for purchase in designated areas. WHEN: Saturday,Aug.20, 6to11p.m WHERE: Suren PersianCuisine, 4624 Hastings St COST: Free admission. RSVP fora complimentary cocktail. Search for‘Jazz at SurenCafé’ on Eventbrite SATURDAY, AUG.20 ANDSUNDAY, AUG. 21 GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE
WHERE: MaywoodCommunity School,4567Imperial St., or ByrneCreek SecondarySchool,777718th Ave. COST: Free ONGOING CRAVE THE HEIGHTS It’s a10-dayneighbourhooddining showcaseinthe Heights from Aug. 19 to 28.Burgers,coffee, beer, avariety of international cuisines and more will be served on “Crave Special” menus alongHastings Street.
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8:30 to 9:15 a.m. at the frontentrancetoSt.Thomas More Collegiate, 745012thAve in Burnaby –TheresaMcManus Open to the Public Everyone Welcome • Kids Too! Royal Canadian Legion Branch #119 2529 ClarkeSt, Port Moody | Lounge: 604-492-1840 To makeareservation, please call Club 119 at 604-492-1840 Enter through the breezeway directly across from the cenotaph on Spring Street. Wed. &Thurs.: noon to 10pm; Fri. &Sat.: noon to 11pm; Sun.: noon to 9pm; Closed: Monday,Tuesday Port Moody Legion Branch 119 supports the aims andobjects of the Royal Canadian Legion serving our veterans,their dependents and our community.Founded in 1931,Royal Canadian Legion Branch #119 is one of over 150branches of the BCYukonCommand. MakePortMoodyLegionClub119yourdestination! facebook.com/Legion119 •Enjoy Our Outdoor Patio! •Fun &CasualAtmosphere •Affordable Food &Drinks Menu •Meat Draws areBack •Underground Parking •Full Service Dining Room &Bar •Catch your Favourite Sports on Port Moody’sLargest Screens! HBookyour oliday,ABirthday,Cnniversary elebrations, and more! hick ey 20 th i
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Other questionsthe women askedincluded questions about the kinds of crime most prevalent in the neighbourhood and whether they should be worried if neighbours threaten to call police be cause their kids are being too noisy
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One topic Hodgins makes sure to coverisdomestic abuse,pointing the women to online re sourcesand stressing they shouldn’t hesitate to call police. “A lot of thesewomen are coming from coun tries whereitwas OK to do whatever youwanted withyour wife, and there were no repercussions if it happened at home,”Hod gins said. Hodgins has presented her talk acouple times now. Such presentations had been putonholdbecause of COVID-19 restrictions. “It’srefreshing coming to thesethings be cause yousometimes forget howwonderful it is to live in Canadaand to have oursystembecause youjust getusedtoit,” she said. “But when you talk to other people and they’relike ‘This is amazing,’ then you’re, like, ‘Itis amazing.’” folks in the Plant a Row–Growa Rowpro gram Burnaby residents to rowofvegetables to theprogram, then donates the freshproduce to the to Ryan’s Rainbow, an emergencyfood outreachpro gram in Burnaby that providesfresh produceto families each week. people want to supportthe program but don’thaveagarden, the program also accepts do nations of store-bought produce and non-perishablefooditems Plant aRow –Growa Rowvolunteerswill be collectingdonations of fresh produceand non-perishablefooditems everySundayuntil Oct. 2.When peopleare dropping off donations, they’llalso receiveafresh,homemade scone baked up by one of theprogram’svolunteers. take place on Sundays from
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Stusiak’s son toldthe NOW hisfatherwas a proud Canadian and British Columbian, buthad a special love for Burnaby “He just feltlike Burnaby wassomethinghehad achancetomakeanimprint on,and it wasimportant forhim to not just be sitting around being in Burnaby butbeing part of Burnaby,” Michael said. Stusiak leavesbehind three sons,11grandchil drenand 11 great-grandchildren.
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Freeman of Burnaby: Former councillor Victor Stusiak died Aug. 7atthe ageof98.
His sonMichael Stusiak saidhis father wasadetermined andpassionate man who believed in hiswork. “He wasnot,I don’t think, thekindofa politician whowould tell you whatyou wanted to hear He’dmore likely tellyou whathebelieved in —and if youliked it, youliked it, and if youdidn’t,you didn’t,” Michael said. As councillorfrom 1973 to 1977 and1979to1987, Stusiakwas a“financial watchdog,” according to a city reporthonouring him as Freeman,and created policiesthat“allowBurnabytoenjoysound financial strategiesfor genera tions to come.”
At acouncilmeeting last month, MayorMike Hurleyacknowledged Stusiak’supcoming birthday and thanked himfor his contributions to the city, as “someone who shaped Burnaby into the thriving communityweenjoytoday.”
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Hisextensive work with parks and recreation projectsincluded support for the Burnaby Mountain parkdedication andiniti ating aparks levyonnew developments,aswell as the design and development of theBurnabyVillage Museum In hisyouth, the former councillor servedinthe RoyalAir Force during the SecondWorldWar. Whenhereturned to Canada, he startedhis ownwood-windowmanufacturing company, where he honedhis business acumen as the company’s president. After one termascouncillor, he mounted an un successful mayoral runin 1977, thenreturned to city hallasa councillor two yearslater
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