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Hawk found on Westham Island is victim of pesticide poisoning

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OWL is hoping to spread the word and curb pesticide use after a hawk was found poisoned. Margaret McCabe said the bird recently ended up on her son’s Westham Island property. The family was out in the yard when they saw the red-tailed hawk flying low over the property. She said they became concerned when it landed in the field and was

found lying on its back. McCabe said her son approached the bird. She said they were able to get the bird on a stick and her son held it after he found some welding gloves. She said it seemed strange that her son was able to hold and pet the raptor. The family called Orphaned Wildlife Rescue (OWL). They agreed that something appeared to be wrong with the bird and someone was there in 20 minutes to

examine the hawk. Bird care supervisor Martina Versteeg said when the bird was brought in it was showing signs of poisoning. Staff at the centre tried to save the hawk but it died two days later. Through testing, Versteeg said staff were able to determine it was not lead poisoning but likely a pesticide or herbicide. She said further tests will be done to pinpoint the exact type of poison used.

Versteeg said the bird wasn’t necessarily poisoned intentionally. She said raptors like the hawk can become ill after ingesting poisoned rats or other prey. “Unfortunately, it is quite common and we wish it wasn’t,” she said. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Neil McCabe with the sick red-tailed hawk recently found on his property. The hawk died two days later as a result of ingesting poison.

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Westham Island Herb Farm owner Sharon Ellis sorts through all the signs for tomorrow’s Day at the Farm. The popular annual event, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, features a variety of free activities.

Suburbanites will get a taste of agricultural life at tomorrow’s Day at the Farm. The annual free event will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Westham Island Herb Farm. Hosted by Delta Farmland & Wildlife Trust in partnership with local farmer Sharon Ellis and family, the event provides visitors a unique opportunity to interact with many aspects of the farming community. Organizers say the 10th anniversary event promises to be bigger and better than ever, with close to 30 agriculture-related organizations bringing interactive displays to engage people about how our food is produced and how local farms benefit wildlife conservation. The event will showcase many fun activities for the whole family, including farmer-led hay wagon tours, B.C. Dairy Association milking shows, a musical pony show and BC Fresh’s Potato Dig.

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Some big changes are in store for KinVillage. A new master plan is in the works that could see the South Delta seniors’ hub expand its care facility, see a renewal of existing buildings and an expanded range of seniors’ housing options. Members of the nonprofit society met with Delta council at a workshop last month to discuss a variety of ideas that could play a role in a new plan. Working with architect Patrick Cotter, the society is looking at such ideas as developing a new independent living building with community amenity space, a new residential care building with over 200 beds as well as new outdoor spaces and other changes. The long-term plan would have “synergies” with neighbouring Winskill Park, which will undergo its own changes in a separate plan that’s been initiated by the parks and recreation department and will be presented to council at a future date KinVillage CEO Donna Ellis said they need to work closely with the municipality to ensure everyone is on the same page. “The reason we were talking to the municipal-

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ity is we need some help developing the vision. The municipality is quite keen in that regard because our property is adjacent to Winskill Park, which is corporation (of Delta) property, but the other thing is we are kind of connected programwise. We have a couple of recreation programs on our site, which is something the municipality is typically involved in,” she said.

Originally called the Kinsmen Retirement Centre when it opened 35 years ago, the Tsawwassen facility now consists of a 101bed intermediate care home, a 12,172-square-foot community centre, an apartment building with 97 subsidized independent living apartments, another building with 45 senior supportive housing units and a third building with 68 assisted

living suites. The centre is also home to an adult day program and ElderCollege Delta. The centre, at 5430-10th Ave., refers to itself as a campus of care, meeting the different needs of seniors as those become more complex. KinVillage has undergone a transformation over the years, including two of the three apartment build-

Restrictions relaxed to allow sprinkling once a week

With more rain and cooler temperatures in recent weeks, Metro Vancouver this week downgraded the region’s watering restrictions to Stage 2. “Metro Vancouver staff have continuously monitored the water levels in our three reservoirs as well as our daily water consumption, and now that the reservoirs are within the seasonal average, we

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can return to Stage 2 water restrictions,” Carol Mason, chief administrative officer, said Wednesday. That means homeowners can resume lawn sprinkling, which is now allowed once per week between 4 and 9 a.m. Even-numbered addresses can water on Mondays and odd-numbered addresses can water on Thursdays. Recent rainfall has

helped replenish the region’s dwindling reservoirs. The Capilano, Seymour and Coquitlam reservoirs are currently at 60 per cent capacity, and Metro Vancouver’s three alpine lakes, which provide water to the reservoirs throughout the summer, have also been replenished by the recent rains. “Collectively, we did a tremendous job conserv-

ing water during months of dry, hot weather,” said Greg Moore, Metro Vancouver chair. “Due to the extraordinary conservation efforts of the citizens of Metro Vancouver, we did not exceed the 1.2 billion-litresper-day target for water use shortly after implementing the Stage 3 restrictions. “With reservoirs holding at 60 per cent for the past week, we now have

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ings now offering different levels of living arrangements. The goal is to give seniors a chance to live on their own longer and stay in their own communities. Today, almost 400 people call KinVillage home and every weekday over 100 people “north of 50” participate in programs at the community centre. As far as the living arrangements, the seniors’ supportive housing — the Margaret Vidal Court — offers some basic services for residents, including one meal per day and cleaning services. The assisted living units, meanwhile, offer two meals per day and some personal care. The care home remains a facility where residents receive round-the-clock professional nursing care. One building remains as subsidized apartments that continue to offer basic tenancy without extra services. KinVillage is planning to host public information meetings this fall to discuss the new vision. Noting they’re still in the ideas stage, Ellis added they needed to look at changes regardless because the buildings are getting older. For more information about KinVillage and what it offers, visit www.kinsmen.vcn.bc.ca or call 604943-0155.

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Jason and Sophia Fung are shown at the Whistler Peak to Peak gondola. The Ladner siblings will take part in a race to benefit Canuck Place, which has supported Sophia for over a decade. 20-kilometre bike ride and a six-kilometre run, a teen challenge on the same course and a kids’ course, which starts with a series of obstacles followed by a two-kilometre bike and a one-kilometre run. Funds raised will go directly to supporting Canuck Place, a place Sophia and her family have come to rely upon as they deal with her disease. Canuck Place was the first pediatric hospice in North America and is world renowned for its leadership and expertise in pediatric pain and symptom management, and end-of-life care. “It isn’t something you necessarily want to qualify for, but if you do, you can’t get any better support,” Pomeroy says. “She loves Canuck Place. They’ve known her for 13 years.” Aside from the medical

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Delta’s fishing and farming heritage should play a big role in any new municipal museum. That’s what longtime resident Doug Massey had to say about Delta’s intention to relocate the museum from the former municipal hall building in Ladner Village. “As you know we have been trying to establish a location to display the history of the people involved in the commercial fishing industry to no avail. We are hoping that you would include a representative from our society in your deliberations,” Massey stated in a letter to Mayor Lois Jackson this summer. Over a couple of years ago, the former municipal politician helped form a group now called the Delta Fishing and Heritage Society. The group originally eyed the Delta-owned

Seven Seas fish plant building or the old BrackmanKer building on Chisholm Street as potential locations for historical displays or an interpretive centre. However, the BrackmanKer building collapsed into the harbour, while the municipality has decided to sell the Seven Seas site. The group has also been looking for a permanent home for two old wooden fish boats — the Persian Fisher and Georgia Star — which were donated by local fishing families. The society wants to consolidate the storage of the boats into a single, dry land location where they can be repaired and restored for public display. Massey sees the plan to relocate the museum as a potential opportunity, although it’s not clear at this point where the museum will end up, let alone what the new facility would look like. Not long after Delta Museum and Archives

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Society members made a presentation to the civic heritage advisory committee earlier this summer expressing their desire for a new facility, MP KerryLynne Findlay made a federal funding announcement promising major dollars to help the municipality renovate the current museum building. That work is to begin next year. The museum will have to move out, regardless, for the renovations and the only thing certain at this point is that it won’t be moving back once those upgrades are done. Massey wrote to Jackson reminding her of his group’s efforts, saying that a location for the new museum should be within the Ladner waterfront. He said it best reflects the history of both the fishing and farming industries. He added it would go a long way in establishing a point of interest within the Ladner business community.

“We wish to make it clear that our priority is to find a location to retain and display the many artifacts and family histories that are available to us. The present facilities at the Delta Museum are unable to accommodate them,” he said. Massey recently expressed frustration to the Optimist about the mayor’s response, which in a reply letter stated, “Needless to say, a consideration of this magnitude is an extremely expensive undertaking. In as much as we would all love to have unlimited funds to retain our heritage monuments in Delta, we must husband the limited resources of taxpayers’ dollars.” Jackson noted she forwarded Massey’s correspondence to parks and recreation director Ken Kuntz, who has been charged with the oversight of the museum, and municipal CEO George Harvie for their consideration.

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Cyclists will travel from the Town Centre Mall to the Southlands Market Square during Sunday’s Bike-In. money for local charities, the Bike-In also aims to promote healthy living and sustainable transportation. Last year’s event attracted more than 500 people with more than 400 riding their

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Foreign aid is on agenda for next Probus meeting Engineer to discuss the decade he spent in the war-ravaged Balkans work was initially related to the infrastructure rehabilitation in both countries, however in the last five years Wood worked in economic regenerations, particularly in agriculture. His talk, Balkan Journey: A decade in South East Europe, Bosnia and Kosovo, will provide an overview of the causes and consequences of the wars that ravaged the area in the 1990s, as well as some of the aid projects funded by USAID. Probus is a world-wide, non-profit association of active retirees. South Delta Probus offers its members the opportunity to learn from speakers on key issues while enjoying fellowship and activities that stimulate the mind and body. The club has no attendance requirement and is just focused on informative presentations, interesting outings and having fun.

Environmental focus for the first all-candidates meeting of the federal campaign A coalition of Delta environmental groups is hosting a federal all-candidates meeting in Ladner tomorrow afternoon. The purpose of the meeting is to address local and national environmental issues. Major topics for discussion will include U.S. thermal coal exports, loss of agricultural land, water preservation and port expansion at Roberts Bank. Organizers say over the

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MURPHY’S LAW Voting strategically isn’t quite as easy as it sounds. After Stephen Harper’s Conservatives secured a majority government four years ago with less than 40 per cent of the popular vote, there’s been a move afoot to get “progressives” to buy into the notion of strategic voting this time around. It’s essentially an Anybody-but-Harper kind of movement, but I guess strategic voting has a more palatable ring to it. The premise is that voters would coalesce around the candidate, from either the Liberals, NDP or Greens, that has the best shot at topping the Conservative in each riding. Given the New Democrats and Liberals combined for almost 50 per cent of the vote nationwide four years ago, the approach makes sense, at least numerically. But in an election where, for the first time in Canadian history, three parties all have a legitimate shot at forming government, the task of selecting a single “progressive” candidate to line up behind is a difficult one indeed. The NDP can rightly argue they are the official Opposition so they should be the party of choice when voters look to cast strategic ballots, while the Liberals have a history of electoral success on their side. It’s hard to make a case for the Greens, except in what’s likely a handful of ridings. For strategic voting to work, voters have to determine which candidate has the best chance of topping the Conservatives and then all get behind him or her. The only problem is that it can be exceedingly difficult trying to identify that candidate. I suspect going into the last federal election the Liberals would have been the most likely to attract strategic votes in Quebec, yet the NDP ended up claiming 59 of the 75 seats in that province. I guess voters could rely on polls to offer some guidance, although the provincial NDP might have something to say about that. Strategic voting has been a bit of an afterthought in these parts where Conservatives (or similar right-of-centre parties) have held sway for decades. Incumbent Kerry-Lynne Findlay got more than 50 per cent of the vote last time, so no amount of strategizing would have done her opponents any good. It’s a different time with reconfigured riding boundaries, so if Findlay were to drop to somewhere in the low 40s, it would open the door ever so slightly for a coordinated effort to unseat her. The not so insignificant hurdle for strategic voters, however, is agreeing on which candidate to get behind.

Rationing isn’t the answer to our summer water shortages STEVE GRAHAM

COMMUNITY COMMENT I am responding to a letter in the Optimist last month from Darrell Mussatto, chair of Metro Vancouver Utilities Committee, regarding the water supply shortage this summer. Mussatto argues, “The situation this year is a result of unprecedented weather conditions, not a deficiency in long-term planning.” In other words, if it had rained more there would be no problem. However, we do know the entire West Coast has a Mediterranean climate (summer drought, winter rain) and Vancouver lies toward the wetter north end of it. [The average annual rainfall in LA is 15 inches, while it is 44 inches at YVR and 99 inches in North Vancouver. Sunny Tsawwassen gets 34 inches.] California has had a four-year drought in a drier climate, yet residents of LA are allowed to water their lawns three days per week, as can residents of the East Bay. A

state decree limits lawn watering to two days per week state-wide in the absence of local regulations. Conversely, Vancouver has had a four-month drought and banned all lawn watering. Water use restrictions in Vancouver after a fourmonth drought are more severe than in LA after a four-year one. As for planning, we are witnessing Metro Vancouver extend water supply services to the TFN and many other developments notwithstanding a severe current water shortage and chronic annual summer shortages. It also comes at a time when TransLink expects a medium-term population increase of another million people (for reasons unclear). Mussatto describes the solution: “The good news is that this past decade, per capita water consumption has been falling even as the population has continued to grow, partly due to the seasonal water use restrictions.” Metro’s solution is rationing. However, rationing is a blunt and inefficient tool for resource allocation. So why is rationing the preferred solution? A large river with generally good quality water flows through Metro Vancouver. The regional district could meet its entire water demand all the time even if it never rained in

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Vancouver. As far as I can tell, the last major increment to Metro Vancouver’s water system was about 1965. There is also information in the water supply section of its website regarding acquiring water from the Coquitlam reservoir. The document is dated 2005. There was an agreement in 1987 to allow Metro Vancouver to have up to 7.88 m3/s of water (34 per cent of annual inflow). It says that discussions for expansion of this allocation were started in 1985, but were deferred. It appears that they are still not completed. I would argue that a planning process that involves a 28-year discussion period is not going to be able to address Vancouver’s supply problems. Metro Vancouver supplies high quality water at a good price. It has fine-tuned its system to maximize supply and quality. However, regional growth has caused demand to impact the system capacity, resulting in both chronic and severe rationing during the dry season. Metro Vancouver needs to rethink its plan and start working to obtain more supply and storage. This summer has demonstrated the limits of supply by rationing to a region with growing demand.

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September 11, 2015 The Delta Optimist A9 Letters to the Editor

Gov’t must come to refugees’ aid

Editor: Re: PM arrives in Ladner swinging, Sept. 9 Your front page story about the prime minister’s recent campaign stop in Ladner reports him stating the Conservatives had already pledged greater refugee assistance. What your story leaves out is this is simply an empty election promise and does not address the current

refugee crisis. Every year, the government estimates how many immigrants it plans to take in the year ahead. The quota has been stuck at between 11,000 and 14,000 refugees selected from abroad annually for years, including 2015. What Stephen Harper promised, if re-elected, is to take in 10,000 more refugees from Iraq and Syria

There’s no need to justify your actions to the neighbourhood

Editor: Re: Four arborists deemed ‘Grove’ tree to be unsafe, letter to the editor, Sept. 9 I am on board with your opinions and request for an apology 100 per cent. I’ve recently had six sprinkler heads in my front lawn broken off by someone who feels I shouldn’t have an irrigation system in place during water restrictions. This was done despite the fact my lawn is yellow and I have followed the water regulations to a T. I also feel you don’t need

to justify to me or anyone else in your neighbourhood or Tsawwassen in general why you want to take a tree down. It’s your business and you shouldn’t have to worry about all the opinionated rants from everyone who seems to know better than you. Live and let live, people, and stop judging without the facts. In fact, stop judging people period and just mind your business. Can’t we all just get along? Greg Martin

over four years. While this number sounds impressive at first sight, as the UN refugee agency’s top representative in Canada Furio De Angelis noted, this number is actually within the annual quota numbers already established before the current crisis erupted. Your story highlighted how the Conservatives take pride in freeing entre-

preneurs from the burden of red tape. The current government should take the same pride in coming to the aid of refugee children and their parents and cut the red tape involved in sponsoring Syrian refugees. It needs to take decisive action now and commit to a minimum of 10,000 Syrians to be brought to Canada immediately. Rev. Vida Jaugelis

It would be worth adding first aid training to high school curriculum

Editor: It goes without saying that having more first aid-trained citizens in our community is a good thing. I am sure we have all, at some point, either borne witness to an injury or suffered from an injury that required some help. The older we get, the more difficult it is to find the time to get trained. Here’s a thought: bring first aid to the school system. I personally completed emergency first aid and standard first aid courses

HAIRCUTS FOR GUITAR MARTY A dear friend, local music teacher Guitar Marty, has been diagnosed with ALS. To help support him and his family we are going to open our shop on Sunday, September 13 and cut hair with 100% of proceeds going to Marty.

through the air cadet program and I have had the opportunity to use the skills I learned many times since then. I realize the curriculum is already pretty jam packed but it would interesting to see if there would be some interest from Grades 10 to 12 students in a standard first aid course, perhaps as an elective. Or perhaps it could be incorporated into gym class. It would also look great on a resume. Shane Todhunter

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Letters to the Editor

Voter looks for opportunity to question Tory candidate

Editor: I understand that Kerry Lynne-Findlay is not participating in the all-candidates meeting on Saturday. Does she think she doesn’t owe any accountability to the people of this riding? Does she think the environment isn’t important enough to merit a discussion? I wish she was there. I have a few questions for her such as: When is the government going to step up and give veterans the support and

resources they need? When is her government going to decide that looking after refugees is more important than bombing the heck out of their country? When are they finally going to recognize the stupidity of continuing to criminalize marijuana, which can potentially leave otherwise law-abiding Canadians with a criminal record? When are they going to stop picking on unions? Unions are the only reason Canadians enjoy safe work-

places and make a decent wage. The continued use of foreign workers at low wages is proof of that. When are they going to put money and resources back into our health care system? When are they going to stop trying to destroy the CBC? I could go on but you get my drift. Candidates who are unwilling to face their constituency don’t deserve a vote and she isn’t going to get mine. Jane McCall

TFN malls are leaving rest of us in the dark

Editor: Re: Tsawwassen Commons attracting new retailers, Aug. 28 “...independent retailers from North Surrey;” “national retailers joined by franchise owners and single independent shops;” “a group flying out from Boston for a site tour;” “a retailer looking at 15,000 square feet and very keen.” These might add to the

22 retailers Tsawwassen Commons has named of the 100 it plans. Tsawwassen Mills, by contrast, has named only one of its 200. But rest assured, they open in a year! Is this the best information available for South Delta’s retail merchants, aided by Delta, to plan commercial survival? Do TFN’s malls wish to blindside Delta and its retailers?

To cause wasteful redevelopment and business failures? I trust not. But withholding information about mall tenants, it seems to me, could yield that result. Wouldn’t it be better to seek some sort of coordinated “Retail Area Plan” between TFN’s malls and South Delta’s retail merchants and land owners? Ed Ries

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Ladner Baptist is hosting Connect Fall Family BBQ

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With the success of the Family Fun Craft Day and the Connect Halloween Carnival, Ladner Baptist Church is adding yet another event to serve families of individuals or children of all ages with varied physical, medical, mental, emotional or behavioral abilities or needs. The Connect Fall Family BBQ is set for tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be hot dogs and hamburgers, veggies and fruit, cookies and more. There will also be several Wii video games that will show-

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The course is free and runs Mondays, 6:30 to 9 p.m., from Sept. 14 to Nov. 30. Pre-registration isn’t required but those interested in attending can contact Seddon at eseddon@ shsdelta.org. More information can be found at www. AlphaCanada.org.

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A Warm and Joyful welcome to...

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All Saints Anglican Church

Let the bells ring “Let the bells ring and the banners fly…” Now there’s a quote that will make you think, “Where have I heard that phrase?” Worry no more, it was attributed to Foghorn Leghorn of Bugs Bunny fame! Today at All Saints in Ladner we let the bells ring and pulled out all the banners to celebrate our Sovereign Lady Queen Elizabeth as the longest reigning English monarch. Without having a debate about monarchy or Elizabeth’s role as “Supreme Governor of the Church of England,” we celebrated her role as a leader on the world’s stage. We prayed for her, as we often do, that she might continue to lead with wisdom and compassion. We also prayed for the leaders of our own community of Delta, that

together we would continue to build God’s kingdom – a place where there is justice and peace for all. We long for the day when there will be food on every table and safe shelter for every person in our community. At All Saints we hear Jesus command to “feed my people” and we literally have made it a part of our ministry to offer a Community Meal once each month. But like many communities of faith, we struggle with the logistics of keeping our building in tiptop shape. If you would like to become a partner in this ministry, please join us for a gala dinner on Friday, Sept. 18 beginning at 6:30 p.m. Help in whatever way you can to “ring out the bells” and help a neighbour in need.

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TFN named a finalist in Open for Business Awards Provincial program recognizes local governments that reduce cost and complexity of doing business in B.C. Tsawwassen First Nation was named as a finalist last week in the Open for Business Awards. The provincial award competition recognizes municipalities and First Nations that undertake initiatives to reduce the cost and complexity of doing business in B.C. Applications are evalu-

ated based on how the communities enhance smallbusiness competitiveness, recognize the contributions of small businesses to the community and promote the principles of the B.C. Small Business Accord. The communities that best demonstrate they are operating within the spirit of the Small Business

Accord will receive $10,000 each to support the growth and success of local small businesses. “TFN Economic Development Corporation was established to play a leadership role and facilitate the creation of a sustainable economy for Tsawwassen First Nation,” said Chief Bryce Williams.

“Supporting our small business entrepreneurs is one way to build our sustainable community.” Williams said the award is instrumental in helping the TFN Economic Development Corporation continue to build its Small Business Grant Program for TFN members. “I believe this recogni-

tion signals a significant development of the Tsawwassen First Nation,” said Delta North MLA Scott Hamilton. “They are truly setting an example for many other aboriginal communities throughout British Columbia.”

This year, submissions were received from throughout the province. The list of finalists also includes Abbotsford, the TFN Chief City of Langley, Bryce the Nisga’a Williams Nation, Prince Rupert, Sidney and Surrey. The winners will be announced on Sept. 22 in Vancouver.

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et your runners on and help keep Terry’s dream alive. The annual Terry Fox Run in South Delta, put on by the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen, is set for Sunday, Sept. 20 with 5-kilometre and 10-kilometre route options. It’s a fun, all-ages family event, says Rotarian Sara Kirby. “It’ll be a really fun community event. It’s always a hit in all of the communities across Canada and we’re just looking to keep Terry’s dream alive and keep that positive energy going,” she says. The event, which has the Rotary Square at the Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall as its headquarters, is suitable for bikes, wheelchairs/strollers and rollerblades. Dogs are welcome on leashes as well. The 10-kilometre route has been changed for this year with more of it going through Boundary Bay Regional Park, “making it a little more relaxing and more enjoyable without the cars and the traffic,” Kirby explains. Before people head off for their run there will be a local fitness instructor leading a warmup along with music that will help get everybody geared up, says Kirby. Afterwards there will be some food, water and a gettogether, with some draw

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Participants warm up before last year’s Terry Fox Run. The Rotary Club of Tsawwassen is once again organizing the annual event, a fundraiser for cancer research.

prizes as well. About 350 took part in last year’s South Delta Terry Fox Run. “We basically doubled our number from the year before, so we had a lot more runners and walkers out, which is excellent to see. We had a beautiful

day.” Registration starts at 9 a.m. at Rotary Square; the run starts at 10 a.m. For more information, or to register in advance, visit www.terryfox.ca/terryfoxrun/delta-south-bc. The local event also has a Facebook page at https://

www.facebook.com/ events/822250391194364/. The annual Terry Fox Run, which has raised millions for cancer research, was formed to commemorate Fox’s 1980 Marathon of Hope. • The Rotary Club of Tsawwassen also has guest

speaker Bill Vigars giving a talk about Terry Fox on Thursday, Sept. 17 at 8 a.m. at the Beach Grove Golf Club. It is open to the public. Vigars’ website notes he “acted as Terry Fox’s public relations organizer, his close friend, and confidante

on the heroic Marathon of Hope.” Kirby says Vigars is an excellent speaker. “He’s got a lot of touching and a lot of really heartwarming stories about the actual event and how Terry had touched so many lives,” she says.

Final market of the year set for Sunday BY

DAVE WILLIS

dwillis@delta-optimist.com

The last Ladner Village Market of 2015 takes place Sunday. “It’s hard to believe it’s the final market of the season already. The summer goes very quickly,” says Tracey McKnight, one of

the organizers. The popular annual event includes a mix of vendors, local merchants and music to draw big crowds to its seven dates over the course of the summer. This year has seen about 40 new artisans/vendors attend the market, says McKnight.

She did note it’s been a challenging year for some of the farmers who attend the market due to the extreme dryness of their fields. The market spans three blocks on 48th Avenue, from Elliott Street to Delta Street, and runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Musical guests will include Wes Mackey, who “learned to play the guitar from the seasoned old blues players of the South where he was born and raised,” and the Dubious Brothers. Next year will mark the 20th season of the market. “We’re certainly going strong,” says McKnight.

FILE PHOTO

The market attracts big crowds to Ladner Village.

A16 The Delta Optimist September 11, 2015

leisure&lifestyles

Guild marks triple celebration

Local art group has special event planned for Sept. 24 at Gallery 1710 BY

NOREEN M. FAIRWEATHER Optimist contributor

This September the South Delta Artists Guild has three events to celebrate, and one is the direct result of the other two. First, on Sept. 14, a challenging and evocative new show, All About Delta, opens at Gallery 1710, when artists look at the past, present and possibly future history of this part of B.C. All About Delta runs through Sunday, Sept. 27, Thursdays to Sundays, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Paintings by the guild’s many talented and recognized artists include work in acrylic, oils, watercolour, collage, pen and ink, plus the occasional newly selfinvented way of expression as artists expand their visual explorations. Both the Tsawwassen Business Improvement Association and the Ladner Business Association have expressed interest in All

PHOTO BY NOREEN M. FAIRWEATHER

Working from a photo, Leah Terpsma brushes in the first layout of her painting in the workshop/studio of Gallery 1710.

About Delta and their representatives, guild sponsors, special guests and members of the public visiting the show are encouraged to vote for eight paintings that

best represent and promote Delta. The winners will go on printed greeting cards, which will be available at Gallery 1710 and throughout Delta.

Join us to celebrate the

The second cause for celebration is that September marks the guild’s 40th anniversary. One of the original seven women (and the youngest) who regis-

tered the society back in 1975, Margaret Scullion, continues her support as an honourary member. In those early years members met to paint and show their work wherever they could: their homes, rented school rooms, church halls, but nowhere permanent. Running a voluntary visual arts society under those circumstances was difficult and occasionally frustrating. When a former fire hall in Beach Grove became a community facility known as the Phoenix Club, the guild was assigned limited time and space to share with other groups. The third event being celebrated this month took place 15 years ago, in September of 2000, when Mayor Lois Jackson opened the Kiwanis Longhouse in Tsawwassen as the official home of the South Delta Artists Guild. This happy event came about thanks to years of campaigning

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by guild members and the building of Tsawwassen’s new library, which removed that function from the Longhouse and opened up an ideal space for both gallery and studio functions. To meet strict demands set by Delta council, the guild launched a successful $25,000 campaign to cover basic and anticipated expenses, then signed a joint legal agreement, the result of which is all part of this month’s celebration. Everyone is invited to enjoy a special reception on Thursday, Sept. 24, at Gallery 1710, from 4 to 6.30 p.m., to mark All About Delta, the 40th anniversary of the South Delta Artists Guild and the 15th anniversary of achieving a home base in the Kiwanis Longhouse. Gallery 1710 is at 171056th St., Tsawwassen, adjacent to the South Delta Recreation Centre. Visit www.southdeltaartistsguild. com for further information.

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September 11, 2015 The Delta Optimist A17

ElderCollege Delta

leisure&lifestyles

Luminary Festival lights up the night

Delta’s fourth annual Luminary Festival will take place tomorrow evening at North Delta’s Sunstone Park. An event for all ages, festival goers are encouraged to use their imagination to create their own luminary (lantern) and/or fanciful illuminated costume. The Luminary Festival runs from 6 to 10 p.m. with a Parade of Lights scheduled for 8:30 p.m. In addition to luminary displays, the event will feature children’s activities, food trucks, fairy station, stilt walkers, drummers, juggler, musical entertainment and more. A concert featuring Soul Stream, a soul/funk/rock band, will follow the Parade of Lights. Sunstone Park is at 10400 Delsom Cres., but there will be no parking on site. A free shuttle bus will run between the Sungod Recreation Centre, located at 7815-112th St., and the park beginning at 6 p.m.

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Delta’s Luminary Festival returns this weekend.

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Presenter Peter Tait (Systems Analyst and Genealogy Enthusiast!) 2 sessions: $20 Class size: max 10 V25 (b) - Atlantic Provinces Wednesdays: Oct 7th & 14th Presenter: Patricia McCairen (Local Resident) 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm 1 session: $10 Class size: max 25 Tuesday: Oct 20th J25 - The 1930’s, Prelude to Armageddon 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm Presenter: Guillermo Bustos (Retired Delta Educator) 5 sessions: $50 Class size: max 30 V25 (c) - Splendors of Myanmar Presenter: Heather Latondresse (Local Resident) Tuesdays: Nov 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th & Dec 1st 1 session: $10 Class size: max 25 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm Tuesday: Nov 3rd 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm K25 - Allô, bonjour! Presenter: Mariette Hains (Retired Delta Educator) V25 (d) - Okavango Photographic Safari in Botswana 6 sessions: $60 Class size: max 20 Mondays: Oct 19th, 26th, Nov 2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd Presenter: Tyler Graham (Local Resident) 1 session: $10 Class size: max 25 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Tuesday: Oct 27th 7:00 pm – 9:00 L25 - Lino Printmaking in Tsawwassen and on Galiano Island

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Thank you to the following for their support: Augustine House, Cedar Park Church, Century Group, Delta Continuing Education, Delta Optimist, Delta Parks and Rec, KinVillage Community Centre and Facilities, Ladner United Church, Rotary Clubs of Ladner & Tsawwassen, Save-On-Foods, The Tsawwassen Arts Centre, Thrifty Foods Smile Programme.

A18 The Delta Optimist September 11, 2015

leisure&lifestyles travel

Hitting the road for a northern trip BY

KAROLINE CULLEN

Optimist contributor

wo old timers slouch in chairs outside the saloon, hats clamped low on their foreheads, stubbled chins and dusty boots. “Guess I should head home,” one drawls. “Why do you want to do that?” questions the other as they settle more comfortably in their seats. Nothing happens in a hurry in Chicken, Alaska. When friends ask us along on a northern driving trip, we jump at the chance. With refrains of, “There are strange things done in the midnight sun …” in our heads, we plan a week-long circle route from Whitehorse, Yukon to Dawson City, into Alaska over the Top of the World highway, back into Canada through Kluane National Park, to Haines and Skagway, and back up to Whitehorse. A saunter along the Yukon River in Whitehorse brings us to the SS

Klondike. Of the many paddle wheelers plying the upper Yukon from 1929 to 1936, she was the largest. Passengers had staterooms on the upper deck while provisions destined for Dawson City crammed the lower one. On the return run, she carried ore from the mines. The trip from Whitehorse to Dawson took one-and-ahalf days. We could drive the same distance in seven hours but take our time as summer daylight lasts about 19 hours. By Lake Laberge, I recite Robert Service’s epic The Cremation of Sam McGee. It is hungry work and at a roadside cafe we indulge in a cinnamon bun the size of my head. We enjoy the quiet solitude at a turquoise lake and browse the rustic artifacts around the grounds of the Lodge at Moose Creek. Dawson City fascinates us with its Klondike Gold Rush history. There are no paved streets or concrete sidewalks because the permafrost would cause them

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PHOTO BY KAROLINE CULLEN

The SS Klondike in Whitehorse.

to heave. Buildings a century or more old are either decrepit, fixed up just on the front and a ruin otherwise, have sod roofs sprouting grasses and flowers, or are lovingly refurbished. A side trip from Dawson takes us to Tombstone Territorial Park, part way up the Dempster Highway. The length of this lonely road running through the tundra all the way to Inuvik is akin to driving on a gravel road from Vancouver to Banff. After leaving Dawson City by ferry across the

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Yes, sometimes we will completely ignore you — but that’s only because we know you can do it and are trying to convince you of the same fact. But, when we are starting with a new client we have no idea what’s going on inside your body, unless you say something. It’s as your trainer works with you they start to learn about you, your body and your fitness level. So, if you hate an exercise, or if it hurts, and you don’t tell your trainer you could potentially see this exercise pop up over and over again in future sessions. This, in turn, will make you dread exercise, or worse injure yourself and make you hate the whole process of getting fit. And this, my friend, is what we call a buzz kill in the gym. As a side note, if you say you hate an exercise just because it’s really hard and kicks your ass, we can see through that kind of malarkey and will most likely give you 10 more reps just to teach you a lesson. Third, please do your homework. Most people see a trainer once a week and research dictates that three to six times a week is needed for change and progress to happen. Your trainer knows this. That is why she or he kindly asks every training appointment how your

home workouts went. I like to tell my clients they can’t cram for their training appointment. It may have worked in school for tests, but your body does not work the same way. It needs progressive overload, and on a regular basis, to adapt and see change. For your trainer, this will also keep them revved up. Your trainer will work harder to get you in shape if they see you are willing to work for it. If you aren’t, then essentially you have hired yourself a “friend” to hang out with you in the gym every week. Fourth, recognize that we aren’t miracle workers. Progress and change takes time so don’t expect to hire a trainer, or start a class, and see dramatic change immediately. It takes work, and at times you may even feel like you’re on an uphill grind to hell. Keep persevering, though, because soon the clouds will break and soon you will discover some muscle that wasn’t there before, lose some inches you’ve been trying to get rid of and re-gain some of that energy from your youth. PJ Wren is a local personal trainer and writer in the Delta area who can be reached at www.fitnesswithpj.com.

SELECT STANDING COMMITTEE ON FINANCE AND GOVERNMENT SERVICES Chair: Wm. Scott Hamilton, MLA (Delta North) Deputy Chair: Carole James, MLA (Victoria-Beacon Hill)

What are your priorities for the next provincial budget? The all-party Select Standing Committee on Finance and Government Services will be holding province-wide public consultations on the next provincial budget. British Columbians are invited to participate by: • Attending a public hearing • Sending a written, audio or video submission • Completing an online survey The deadline for submissions is Thursday, October 15, 2015. For more information, visit our website at: www.leg.bc.ca/cmt/finance or contact: Parliamentary Committees Office, Room 224, Parliament Buildings, Victoria, BC V8V 1X4; tel: 250.356.2933, or toll-free in BC: 1.877.428.8337; fax: 250.356.8172; e-mail: FinanceCommittee@leg.bc.ca Susan Sourial, Committee Clerk

September 11, 2015 The Delta Optimist A21 Death & Dying

Reluctance to talk about end-of-life care

Advance care planning can result in more positive experiences for patients, families and health professionals A study published in JAMA Internal Medicine earlier this year identifies significant barriers to discussions about care for seriously ill patients in Canadian hospitals. The study, conducted with 1,256 clinicians at 13 hospitals in five provinces, suggests that patient and family factors are a major contributor to a lack of important conversations about end-of-life care. “They (physicians, nurses and medical residents) perceive that family members often have difficulty accepting a loved one’s poor prognosis, and that they had difficulty understanding how certain treatments may positively or negatively affect their care,” says Dr. John You, a principal investigator in the research project. “That makes it challenging to have conversations or make decisions about treatment.” The top three barriers identified by health professionals were family members’ difficulty accepting

loved one’s poor prognosis, family members’ difficulty understanding limitations/ complications of life-sustaining therapies and lack of agreement among family members about the goals of care. Goals of care is a term used to describe discussions between clinicians, patients and family members to establish a plan of care in a hospital setting. For example, deciding whether to use life-sustaining treatments such as a ventilator in certain situations. Reluctance to discuss these details likely reflects understandably high levels of anxiety or even denial about confronting death. The study adds to a growing body of evidence that suggests health care teams and individuals need guidance to steer them through these important discussions, as well as tools that normalize conversations when people are still healthy. Dr. You believes that advance care planning, a process of communicating

your wishes for future care and naming a substitute decision maker who can speak for you if you cannot, could provide an excellent first step. “Advance care planning, which ideally happens well before you are seriously ill, can result in more positive end-of-life experiences for patients, families and health professionals,” says Dr. You. Recent polls suggest 60 per cent of Canadians want to have advance care planning conversations with their doctors, however a large number of health professionals don’t feel equipped to have these important discussions. In order to have effective discussions about this topic, clinicians need to be highly skilled communicators; this will require better training and tools/conversation guides for clinicians. Two new studies are currently underway to develop and test tools for both advance care planning and goals of care discussions in both primary care and acute

Health care professionals need guidance from families when dealing with seriously ill patients. care settings. The Canadian Hospice Palliative Care Association’s Advance Care Planning in Canada

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Advocates should lobby for more palliative care BY NANCY MACEY Optimist contributor

“There is a time to be born and a time to die.” While we can’t stop death, how and when we die is one of the most controversial issues in front of society today. “Right to Die” and “Die with Dignity” advocacy groups compete with the movement to build a national comprehensive program that ensures every Canadian has access to quality hospice palliative care. Over the last 10 years, 30 national organizations that are members of the Quality End-of-Life Care Coalition of Canada have worked together to improve the end-of-life care for all Canadians. The goals are to improve access to care, increase the number of professionals and volunteers with the skills to provide high quality end-of-life care, promote research that will improve care, support family members who care for people who are dying and educate

Canadians about their choices at end of life. Yet in February of this year, the Supreme Court of Canada unanimously struck down the ban on providing a doctor-assisted death to mentally competent but suffering and irremediable (irreversible) patients. One wonders if the courts and politicians have defined what “suffering” means? Is the cry for people wanting more control over their dying due to a lack of access to skilled hospice palliative care? The focus for politicians and advocacy groups should be to concentrate on advocating for more palliative care programs to allow people to live their lives with comfort, meaning, dignity and hope until the moment they die. Some people who come into hospice care talk about wanting doctor-assisted dying, but when they receive skilled palliative care, they find peace and comfort, and no longer wish to end life this way. In a palliative care set-

ting, the focus of care is relief of suffering — physical, emotional, social, intellectual, financial and spiritual distress. People have a chance to state their preferences for treatment, place limits on that treatment (no food or hydration), express wishes where they want to die and what they want done when death is expected, including organ donation. Palliative care physicians have the knowledge and skills to manage pain and distressing symptoms. With the use of high doses of opioids, most pain, breathlessness and other distressing symptoms can be controlled. Doctors use palliative sedation as an option for people whose symptoms cannot be managed by any other means. The goal of palliative sedation is to relieve suffering by controlling symptoms through sedation, not shorten a person’s life. Nancy Macey is the executive director of the Delta Hospice Society.

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September 11, 2015 The Delta Optimist A23 Death & Dying

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A will allows an individual to make decisions that will be carried out after their death. If you die without a will, the laws of your province or territory will determine what happens to your assets. This checklist offers issues to keep in mind when preparing or updating your will: • Who will you appoint to settle your estate (executor or liquidator)? Do you want to appoint a replacement in case your first choice is unable to do it? • Who will receive your estate (beneficiaries)? Are there items like jewelry, clothing or art that you want someone in particular cave batvaca tion d In the rs spen Cuba

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Tax & Estate Planning Educational Workshops Join Veronica Carroll, Executive Director of the Delta Hospital Foundation, at the Coast Tsawwassen as she presents two free information sessions: Estate Planning & Taking Care of Those You Love:

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Guest Speaker: Oliver B. Hamilton Associate Counsel, Severide Law

Tax Benefits & Charitable Giving:

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Attend these sessions to learn how to build a Plan that will ensure your loved ones are taken care of. We will also provide information on leaving a legacy for the community that you care deeply for. Space is limited so please contact Shari Barr to reserve your spot: E: info@dhfoundation.ca T: 604.940.9695 604 940 9695

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It’s a better way to give to charities of your choice BY RAY MOSCHUK Optimist contributor

Government cutbacks at all levels have meant that charitable organizations are facing increasing pressure to find private sources of funding. Canadians care about those less fortunate. Did you know, annually, over $5 billion is contributed to charities by Canadians? To encourage charitable giving, donations made by taxpayers to registered charitable organizations are eligible for tax credits. With planning, tax savings can fund more than 40 per cent of charitable gifts donated. Larger donations provide even greater relative tax savings because more of the gift may qualify for a higher tax credit. So how does it work? By using a life insurance policy, you create a donation large enough to meet important long-term goals of your charity of choice. These goals could be the creation of a scholarship fund, the construction of a building, the purchase of

equipment or other merito* Another option is to rious causes. In Delta, this use the tax incentives prowork is done by the Delta vided by Canada Revenue Foundation. Agency to donate certain You then receive a valuassets to your charity of able tax credit. choice in return There are a for a charitable tax number of ways receipt. Through to receive this a concept called credit: wealth replace* You can ment, you can use donate a new a life insurance or existing life policy to replace insurance polthe value of donaticy directly to ed assets. The the charity and policy proceeds Ray Moschuk receive official are payable tax tax receipts for the premifree to your heirs as part of ums you pay on the policy. their inheritance. This provides an immediate This can be your legacy tax credit. to your community and a * If you retain ownerhelp to your heirs. ship of the policy and Ray Moschuk is a designate the charity as the director on the Delta beneficiary, the charity will Foundation, a tax receiptreceive the policy proceeds granting charity serving at the time of your death. the community by placing A tax benefit, equal to the financial resources where full amount of the policy they are most needed. You proceeds, goes to your can find out more at www. estate. This tax credit can DeltaFoundation.com. significantly reduce your Moschuk is also a finantaxes at that time, allowing cial advisor and owner your heirs to receive the of Moschuk Insurance full value of your estate and Agencies Inc., exclusive the charity to receive a sigagent to The Co-operators nificant gift. Insurance Company.

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September 11, 2015 The Delta Optimist A25 In the Community

Baby Play Date mixes in a bit of learning!

SOUTH DELTA

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The Ladner Pioneer Library hosted Baby Play Date Wednesday morning to teach parents how to play with their children and encourage early literacy at the same time. Here, Asher Singh and mom Theresa Singh (on right in back) are shown with librarian/assistant Jill Klaponski. The program repeats on Monday, Sept. 14 from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Tsawwassen Library.

Mother Goose helps babies develop a variety of skills

How can a commitment of a mere hour a week enhance your relationship with your child? The successful ParentChild Mother Goose program shares traditional rhymes, songs and stories as tools to strengthen the bond between parent and child, newborn to 15 months. This established program helps parents gain confidence while their child develops language, cognitive and social skills. An added benefit is the opportunity for the adults, over

snacks, to build a network of friendships and support. If you would like to take part, new sessions of this free interactive program begin mid-September. There is still space available in both North Delta and Ladner. Contact your local Delta library to register. Due to funding, this program is open to Delta residents only. Snacks are provided. Sessions will be held on the following dates: Ladner: Thursdays, Sept. 17 to Nov. 19, noon to 1 p.m. at

The Hub, 5000 Bridge St. Fridays, Sept. 18 to Nov. 20, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at Ladner Pioneer Library North Delta: Mondays, Sept. 14 to Nov. 23, 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. at George Mackie Library Mondays, Sept. 14 to Nov. 23, 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at North Delta Family Place: New Hope Church, 11838-88 Ave. Fridays, Sept. 18 to Nov. 27, noon to 1 p.m. at North Delta Family Place: New Hope Church, 11838-88 Ave.

Correction: Radio towers golf tourney is next Saturday An incorrect date appeared in the story, Golf tournament benefits Point Roberts radio tower fight,

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September 11, 2015 The Delta Optimist A29 In the Community

Holifields hold fundraiser to benefit KidSport

Donation in memory of late son and father will help local children with the cost of sport registration fees Children of Delta have the opportunity to play thanks to Michelle Holifield and her sister Sandra McLeod, who organized a fundraiser for KidSport Delta in memory of Kirk Holifield who died tragically in 2007. Attending the fundraiser were many of Kirk’s hockey buddies as he was an avid hockey player who at one time played on five teams. The Landing Pub in Ladner, which hosted the event and was a place Kirk often frequented, suggested KidSport Delta as the charity as that would have been important to Kirk. A couple of years prior to his death, Kirk had a birthday party at The Landing Pub and requested that instead of gifts his friends to donate to KidSport. The recent event raised $700, which will help three children play organized sport. KidSport, the charitable arm of Sport BC, provides grants to financially disadvantaged children to cover the costs of sport registration fees. KidSport removes the financial barriers that prevent some children from playing sport. Requests for funding have grown substantially each year since KidSport Delta’s inception in 2011. “KidSport Delta has had more requests for funding this fall than any other time,” said Carlene Lewall, chair of KidSport Delta. “In fact, the 58 requests received during July, August and September totaling $15,000 has almost equaled all last year’s requests.”

Lewall said the organization is asking people to consider donating, either personally or through a business or an event. “This fall’s requests have emptied our funds and we need to replenish so to continue to fund the children of Delta,” she said. Lieutenant Governor Judith Guichon declared the week of Sept. 6 to 13 KidSport Week in British Columbia. “We believe in the many benefits that come from an active lifestyle and share KidSport’s commitment to ensuring that every child in this province has the opportunity to play organized sport,” said Peter Fassbender, minister of community sport and cultural development. “By proclaiming this week, we are bringing awareness to this important cause and supporting the work of KidSport across B.C.” KidSport Week has made a comeback after a 15-year absence to help profile the importance of organized sport in a child’s life. “We would like to help an additional 500 kids to play as a result of our efforts during KidSport Week,” said Pete Quevillon, director of KidSport BC. “We also want to profile the incredible volunteers, corporate partners and athlete ambassadors that help KidSport every day.” “Without KidSport, I would not have been able to experience the life lessons that I did from my sport and I would not have become an Olympian because I would have missed out on some of the most crucial years of my swimming career,” said

swimmer Richard Hortness. “I am eternally grateful for the generosity of others because if it was not for their donations I would not be the person that I am today.” KidSport provides grants SUBMITTED PHOTO

Kirk Holifield’s daughter Amelia presents KidSport Delta chair Carlene Lewall with a cheque for $700.

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physical growth than sport and physical activity. Their participation helps them perform better in school, develop stronger social skills and build stronger and healthier bodies. It allows them to develop healthy habits, self-esteem and leadership skills. To donate to KidSport, or to find out more, visit www. KidSport.ca/BC or call 604943-0460.

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508-1350 View Crescent | 1,345 SQFT | $358,000

206-5472 11th Avenue | NEW LISTING | $318,000

SOUTH BEACH! Just steps to parks, beach and “THE WAG” this open concept 2 bedroom 2 bath suite has a lovely west facing patio with water view.

THE CLASSIC! W/facing 2bed/2bath unit in beautiful concrete building in heart of Tsawwwassen. Steps to Starbucks, town centre, recreation & bus.

WINSKILL PLACE! This south facing 2 bedroom corner suite has a south patio with private gardens and a covered east facing solarium.

205-5553 16th Ave | STUNNING RENO | $238,000

304-1315 56th Street | CORNER SUITE | $398,800

12-3871 W River Rd | WATERFRONT LIVING | $325,000

Stylishly renovated 1 bdrm, 1 bth condo w/south facing balcony centrally situated near town centre. New kitchen. New bathroom. New flooring.

The Oliva!! Beautiful, very bright n/w exposed, open concept corner suite w/2 bdrms & 2 bths ﬂanking either side of the living & dining rooms.

Situated right on the Fraser River! Whimsical & artistic ﬂoating home in a well run marina just 3 minutes from the heart of Ladner Village.

Ladner ~ Just Sold! 17-66A Street | 7,100 SQFT LOT | $825,000

305-1300 Hunter Rd | HUNTER GREEN | $379,000

206-4885 53rd Street | NEW LISTING | $339,000

BOUNDARY BAY! Beautiful sunny WEST facing 50 x 142 lot with a charming 2 bedroom bungalow surrounded by mature gardens and trees.

Lovely corner suite with N/W exposure offering 2 bedrooms & 2 baths, 9’ceilings, wrap-around balcony & secure underground parking & locker.

Beautifully renovated 1,100 sqft. 2 bedroom / 2 bath south facing apartment in GREEN GABLES. Fabulous new kitchen and bautifully decorated.

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604.897.2010 | Teri Steele sold@TeriSteele.com

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STEPS TO SHOPPING!

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#73-15037 58th Ave Surrey

$225,000

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• 1 bed, 1 bath • 680 Sqft unit with HUGE (10 x 10) west exposed balcony • New oak cupboards with cherry stain, quartz countertops, stainless appliances (2 ovens) carpet, bright 4 piece bath with new fixtures, paint, light fixtures and closet organizer. • Storage is in-suite laundry hook - up possible Maintenance fee’s $180/mo

#105-8231 Granville Ave Richmond

DESPERATELY SEEKING... Ladner/Tsawwassen large 2 bedroom + den or 3rd bedroom condo. Must be wheelchair accessible. If you or someone you know are considering selling, call AILEEN (confidentiality assured)

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#106-15145 36th Ave., SOUTH SURREY

$389,000

CLOSE TO TOWN CENTRE • 2 bed, 2 bath 1,146 Sqft PENTHOUSE • New kitchen, gas fireplace, flooring, paint and fixtures. • Walk to all amenities & transport • TWO parking stalls and storage locker! • Visitor parking too!

#307-1153 54A St.

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204-1153 54A St, Tsawwassen

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208 5099 Springs Blvd., Tsawwassen

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4838 47th Ave., Ladner

$629,900

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5441 Summer Way, Tsawwassen

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A44 The Delta Optimist September 11, 2015 • Built in 1998 • 7 bdrm 6 Bath, 3,000+ sq. ft. home on 6,700 sq. ft. lot • Quiet location in Nordel close to schools and parks • 2 bdrm side suite • Double garage

5454 Ladner Trunk Rd., Ladner

$1,100,000

$978,888

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5207 Laurel Dr, Ladner

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3540 Arthur Dr., Ladner

5382 Crescent Dr., Ladner

$1,898,800

$1,928,800 DEVELOPMENT SITE!

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• Potential multi-family site • Excellent location just steps to Ladner Village • 13,965 sq. ft. with lane access plus two road frontages • Can be sold in conjunction with 4911 47a Ave • Inquire about development opportunities

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4923 47a Ave, Ladner

5139 Cooper Pl., Ladner

$2,000,000

$1,988,800 STUNNING PANORAMIC VIEWS!

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• Tremendous view home in Tsawwassen’s

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“The Village”

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1138 Shaman Cr., Tsawwassen

5140 8A Ave., Tsawwassen

$2,360,888

$2,488,800

WATERFRONT, SPECTACULAR VIEWS

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• 20 acres of prime Riverfront farmland • ALR designated • Invest in South Delta & watch your money grow!

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4273 River Road W., Ladner

6454 River Rd., Ladner

$2,500,000

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CUSTOM BUILT RIVERFRONT HOME W/PRIVATE DOCK! • List price includes fully finished home • Yacht/boat/float plane moorage at private dock • State of the art gourmet chef’s kitchen • Build to suit options available • Call for full information package

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# 39 5900 FERRY RD. Neilsen Grove, Ladner

1067 WILMINGTON DR. Tsawwassen Central, Tsaw.

1425 WINDSOR CR. Cliff Drive, Tsaw.

4531 60B ST. Holly, Ladner

4569 62ND ST. Holly, Ladner

5133 8A AV. Tsawwassen Central, Tsaw.

5135 45TH AV. Ladner Elementary, Ladner

5170 12TH AV. Tsawwassen Central, Tsaw.

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5983 16TH AV. Beach Grove, Tsaw.

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6377 CRESCENT CT. Holly, Ladner

6677 LONDON CT. Holly, Ladner

6703 1A AV. Boundary Beach, Tsaw.

6754 LONDON DR. Holly, Ladner

10970 NORUM CR. Nordel, N. Delta

6243 HOLLY PARK CT. Holly, Ladner

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Nobody sells more real estate in Ladner/Tsawwassen than Fraser and his team!* **based on REBGV MLS Sales as of August 26, 2015.

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PET BUDDY (Dog Walker) 10 + yrs serving Boundary Bay & TSAW. I Speak Dog! Call Jack 604-943-8302

ALL ACCOUNTING SERVICES

RETAIL

RESTAURANT/HOTEL

SUITES FOR RENT

PET SERVICES Boundary Bay MULTI CAR BOOT SALE! Centennial Beach Sat. Sept 12 8:30am - 12:00pm sponsored by BBPA CAMMIDGE HOUSE COMMITTEE No Reservations Info: Tom (604) 940-9296

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LARGE FUND

Under general supervision, the Harbour Master (Wharﬁnger) is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Ladner Harbour. Duties include collecting moorage and harbour fees, completing daily inspections of premises and boating facilities, maintaining harbour facilities and completing various care-taking duties. The Harbour Master will be hired on a one-year fee-for-service Contract (subject to annual renewal).

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DUPLEXES FOR RENT 3 BR lrg upper level duplex. 1.5 baths, new kitchen, no pets, n/s, Oct 1. $1350 + utils. Call 604-946-4546 Ladner

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WHERE HOME BECOMES A HOLIDAY

ONLY 30 MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER AND 20 MINUTES FROM YVR PUBLIC & PRIVATE SCHOOLS ALL IN CLOSE PROXIMITY MAKES TSAWWASSEN A PERFECT PLACE TO RAISE A FAMILY LUXURY HOMES SITUATED IN THE MIDDLE OF A NEWLY BUILT 18-HOLE, ALL SEASON GOLF COURSE

A RESORT COMMUNITY IN THE SUNNIEST PART OF THE LOWER MAINLAND 5099 Springs Boulevard, Tsawwassen (1595 52nd Street on your GPS) Hours: Tuesday to Sunday 12-5pm

Tsawwassen Springs Houses and Condos offer timeless, Arts & Crafts design with expansive views of the golf course, North Shore mountains and water, surrounded by family-run neighbourhood stores with personal and charming service and terriﬁc beaches. You’ll ﬁnd everything right outside your door with our 32,000 SF Clubhouse from spin, yoga & pilates

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Great Homes: All on freehold land. A resort community, 30 minutes or less to everything.

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