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Delta preferred as casino host But BCLC says T&C location isn’t suitable for gambling and entertainment facility SANDOR GYARMATI

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Delta residents could be dropping some cash in the slots but where exactly has yet to be determined.

The B.C. Lottery Corporation announced Wednesday that the Corporation of Delta has been chosen as the preferred host local government for a potential new gambling and entertainment facility.

Overseen by a thirdparty fairness monitor, BCLC says its evaluation committee selected Delta based on a variety of factors including strong market potential, community plans and transportation access.

The potential gambling facility in Delta would be a relocation of Surrey’s Newton Community Gaming Centre, currently just a bingo hall, which would be expanded to include more gambling and entertainment options.

Gateway Casinos & Entertainment Ltd., the private-sector service provider of the Newton facility, would own or lease the potential gambling facility in Delta on BCLC’s behalf, and operate it on a day-today basis.

This summer, the lottery corporation asked three

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The B.C. Lottery Corporation says the Town and Country site, Delta’s choice for a gaming facility, is not a suitable location. local governments south of the Fraser River – Delta, the Tsawwassen First Nation and Surrey – if they were interested in playing host to a new gaming facility.

Surrey declined but both the Corporation of Delta and the TFN submitted expressions of interest, which included answering a series of questions regarding community plans, zoning and whether the government would be able to amend any restrictions within six months.

The TFN submission stated it had areas zoned for entertainment but those

uses do not include a casino, so a rezoning would be required.

It’s the same answer provided in the Delta submission.

Both also answered they currently have no restrictions that would limit the number of slot machines or gaming tables in a future facility.

Unlike Delta’s submission, which included the Town and Country site as its location, the TFN didn’t specify where a casino would be located.

When Delta council approved the Town and Country location, civic

staff noted the potential gaming facility would require significant additional amenities, including a hotel, conference centre and restaurants, to support Delta’s tourism strategy. The amenities would make the proposed gaming facility in Delta a complete entertainment complex and tourist attraction.

However, the lottery corporation now says it determined that Delta’s choice is not a suitable location “due to its distance from the identified market opportunity and its proximity to the River

Rock Casino Resort. In collaboration with Gateway, BCLC will determine a more suitable location that, combined with size and scope details, will form a gaming facility proposal for Delta’s consideration.”

It’s not clear where the new Delta facility, which still has to go through the municipal approval process, could be relocated.

Council had passed a motion stating the Town and Country site was the only suitable spot, but that’s going to have to change.

Mayor Lois Jackson said they’re still early on in the entire casino process.

“We’re in a very middleof-the-road position.

We’ll go through the process and if something comes forward that looks amenable, obviously we would take that forward to council and go from there.

Nothing is cast in stone in any way, shape or form…it would still all have to go to public hearing,” she said.

BCLC spokesperson Angela Koulyras said it’s Gateway’s responsibility to identify a suitable location and BCLC will work with the company, coming up with a proposal that will be formally submitted to Delta.

There’s no timeline for when that will happen.

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Richard Dale Maranda will remain at the Colony Farms Forensic Psychiatric Hospital for at least the next 12 months according to the B.C. Review Board.

In a Nov. 3 hearing at Colony Farms, the review

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The building is in need of a comprehensive upgrade to improve public access and address health and safety concerns. The upgrade includes the installation of an elevator as well as the demolition of the old yellow annex structure at the back of the building.

Originally designated as a heritage building in 1983, the building also requires structural stabilization, removal of hazardous materials including lead paint and asbestos, removal of partitions in order to open up space and extensive upgrades to heat, ventilation and electrical systems.

Last summer, the federal government announced $500,000 would come to Delta to help rehabilitate the building, which at the time still houses the museum. Delta had already set aside money and had been seeking federal grants to upgrade the old structure, which had long been deemed unsuitable by the museum for its needs.

The total renovation cost is estimated at $2.5 million, so the federal grant lowers Delta’s cost to $2 million.

It wasn’t clear where the museum would end up once it left the premises and renovations commenced, but the museum society had already indicated it didn’t want to go back to the old city hall.

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society that a new facility be located in the former courthouse building in Ladner’s civic precinct, adjacent to the Delta Archives and Edgar Dunning Reading Room.

However, the society would have to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Corporation of Delta for the municipality to assume operational control of the future museum, a proposal accepted by the members. They were told of the benefits, including being able to host interactive exhibits and events at the new 8,500 square-foot facility and that the society would continue to be involved, as well as have a representative from the board becoming a member of Delta’s Parks, Recreation and Culture Commission.

The new museum is to open in 2017.

Parks and recreation director Ken Kuntz recently told council that despite moving out, the museum is still active.

“Museum staff have been assumed by the

municipality as municipal staff. So the curator and programmer are carrying on work with the school district now to ensure that programs occur during the school year and at special events the municipality may have,” he said. “So they’re operating out of (separate museum office and programming space) out of 4918 Delta Street.

That’s the interim location until our new location will be ready at 4450 Clarence Taylor Crescent…the work in that building is continuing on the upper floor right now. That is for the new police activities on the upper floor. Once that is done, we will turn our attention to the lower floor and we’ll be developing that as space for the new museum location.”

To keep the displays at the new museum fresh in order to keep it current and relevant to a wider audience, Delta will establish a special reserve which will see $85,000 come from parks, recreation and cultural admissions.

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Diefenbaker Park is going to get another new attraction for kids.

Delta council this week approved providing $30,000 toward a community initiated cost sharing project by the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen to build a new music-based play space. The club has committed to contributing another $30,000.

The club wants to install an outdoor play area that will have durable percus-

sion instruments for children and youth, referred to as a musical garden.

A report to council notes music, especially direct involvement with the creation of music, has been shown to have many benefits for kids.

The Rotary club, which brought a new outdoor water play area to Diefenbaker Park a couple of years ago, has been involved in numerous community oriented projects, such as the inaugural Soap Box Derby in Tsawwassen this summer,

the annual tree-lighting in the park during Christmas season as well as the water fountain and stair counter installations at Fred Gingell Park.

Diefenbaker Park attracts children and families for a variety of features including the water play park, playground, picnic area, passive trails, movie nights and concerts in the park. The new musical garden, that will be called Harmony Musical Gardens, would be added to that list of attractions next year.

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Delta housing market cooling off Statistics from real estate board show nearly 40 per cent drop compared to October 2015 sales SANDOR GYARMATI

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The days of rapidly rising house process in Delta have skidded to a halt.

The latest stats from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver for last month showed another decrease in residential property sales with a 38.8 per cent drop compared to sales recorded in October 2015, and a 0.9 per cent decrease compared to September 2016.

Last month’s sales were also 15 per cent below the 10-year October sales average.

“Changing market conditions compounded by a series of government interventions this year have put home buyers and sellers in a holding pattern,” said REBGV president Dan Morrison.

“Potential buyers and sellers are taking a waitand-see approach to try and better understand what these changes mean for them.”

The “benchmark price” for a single-family detached house in Ladner

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Last month saw a 0.9 per cent drop in Delta residential property sales compared to September, 2016, according to the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver. was $1,035,800, a 2.7 per cent decrease from September 2016. However, it’s still 30.1 per cent higher compared to October 2015.

For Tsawwassen, the price was $1,253,400, a 1.3 per cent dip from the previous month.

However, once again, it’s still 31.3 per cent more than a year ago. Until the

province introduced a new tax on foreign buyers this summer, housing prices saw sharp monthto-month increases with Tsawwassen leading the way in overall price percentage increases from year-to-year. Now, Tsawwassen doesn’t lead the pack in year-to-year increases.

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Since the additional property transfer tax was introduced Aug. 2, the rate

September 2016. The price of foreign investment in was 10 per cent higher residential real estate in compared to October Metro Vancouver was 1.3 2015, a much smaller per cent of the total transincrease compared to actions – a rate more conSouth Delta. sistent with The FVRB the provinChanging noted sales cial average of all propduring that market erty types in period of conditions October saw 1.7 per cent. an overall From June compounded decrease of 10 to Aug. by a series of 17.4 per cent 1, before government compared to the addiOctober of tional tax interventions last year, but took effect, this year sales did see foreign have put a 12.1 per purchascent increase ers were home buyers from involved and sellers September in 13.2 per in a holding 2016. cent of “Sales residential pattern. activity was property DAN MORRISON healthy in transfers October, in Metro especially Vancouver, in the towncompared home and apartment to 3.6 per cent in the rest categories. With prices of the province. beginning to level-off, it Meanwhile, as far as appears that buyers are detached house prices in becoming more motivated North Delta, the Fraser to explore the Valley’s Valley Real Estate Board available inventory,” notes the “average price” explained Charles Wiebe, was $848,376, a 0.5 per board president. cent decrease from

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South Delta Crime Beat The purpose of the Crime Beat is to educate and inform the public about some of the property crime trends occurring in South Delta and other files of interest. If you see anything occurring that you believe to be suspicious, call 911 for in progress crimes and emergencies or 604-946-4411 for other assistance.

The following are some of the calls the Delta Police responded to in the previous week:

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1700 Block 56th Street: Complainant reported he left his truck unlocked in the parking lot of the recreation centre and when he returned he found a key fob had been stolen from the vehicle. Complainant was to inform ICBC and have the truck locks rekeyed.

•Oct. 31, 7:44 p.m., 5500 Block 1st Avenue: Report received that youth were shooting off fireworks in the park and possibly setting a small fire. Police attended the scene and found several youth who had blown up a pumpkin.

Police dispersed the youth from the scene.

•Oct. 31, 1:04 p.m., 1200 Block 56th Street: While attending a Halloween party at a local business, the complainant reported her purse stolen. The purse is described as black leather and contains a green wallet with many personal items and bank cards. All cards were cancelled.

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•Oct. 31, 7:37 a.m., 7900 Block Huston Road: Complainant reported two trailers were broken into at a construction site. Items stolen include tools, equipment and wire.

Forensic officers attended and processed the scene.

•Oct. 31, 3:36 p.m., 7300 Block 72nd Street:

Complainant reported he left his vehicle parked on the street near his business and when he returned it was gone. Subsequently he was informed by Surrey RCMP that the vehicle had been found partially submerged on a beach. Police attended the location of the theft and canvassed the neighbours.

•Oct. 31, 5:40 p.m., 5200 Block Ladner Trunk Road: A business reported a male wearing a black toque and heavy military boots had selected several chocolate bars, putting them inside his coat pockets and left the store without paying.

•Nov. 2, 12:00 p.m., 5200 Block 48th Avenue:

Complainant reported she left her bicycle propped against a shopping cart rack in front of a business and when she returned the bike was gone. The bicycle is described as a black Arashi Blade 21-speed mountain bike with gold axels and battery powered lights.

•Nov. 5, 12:22 p.m., 4600 Block Clarence Taylor Crescent: Four complainants reported they were playing hockey at the recreation centre and when they returned to the men’s changing room they found their cell phones had been stolen. A possible suspect is described as a male in his late 50’s with white hair and a stubble beard.

•Nov. 6, 12:07 p.m., 5800 Block 50th Street: Complainant reported someone had opened a cell phone account in his name and he now owes $130.66. Unknown how suspects obtained the complainant’s personal information needed to open the account. Police to continue investigation with the cell phone company.

•Nov. 7, 8:25 p.m., 5400 Block Ladner Trunk Road: Complainant reported he left his bicycle unlocked outside a business and when he returned the bike was gone. The bicycle is described as a black 21-speed Giant Road bike with yellow accents.

Delta achieves carbon neutrality goal for fourth straight year

For the fourth consecutive year, the Corporation of Delta has achieved its goal of carbon neutrality as part of the joint Provincial-Union of British Columbia Municipalities Green Communities Committee’s (GCC)

house gas emissions in the community.

Since 2012, Delta has been labelled as an environmentally-conscious community by the GCC for its work in environmental protection.

“The behavioural

multi-level Climate Action Recognition Program.

This distinction identifies Delta as a ‘green community’ with level three recognition for achieving carbon neutrality, highlighting Delta’s commitment to reducing green-

changes we’ve been making organizationally and as a municipality have been paramount in combating climate change,” said Mayor Lois Jackson in a news release. “We pride ourselves on the work that we’ve done and are hon-

oured to be recognized as a leader in green initiatives.”

Since its establishment in 2007 under the Climate Action Charter, the GCC has been supporting local governments in developing community strategies,

actions, supports and incentives in light of the complications of climate change.

To learn more about the Corporation of Delta’s Environmental Initiatives, please visit Delta.ca/ Environment.

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Murphy’s Law

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TED MURPHY

orn two decades after the Second World War ended, as a child I tended to view armed conflict as an abstract concept, something that happened long ago and far away.

Although it was drilled into me that we must pay tribute to the men and women who have served our country, as the last great war got 30 years, then 40, in the rear view mirror, it was hard not to see a sense of complacency among my generation.

We didn’t perceive any pressing threat to our freedoms and it wasn’t like our contemporaries were signing up to go into battle, so it was natural to think that war, at least on a global scale, was something confined to the history books.

We can be eternally grateful that we haven’t seen another conflict of the magnitude of either world war, but as the years have gone by that sense of security has slowly but surely been eroded thanks to continued unrest in other parts of the world. We undoubtedly live in one of the safest places on the planet, but we’ve seen how conflicts playing out elsewhere can rear their heads, with tragic consequences, much closer to home.

These acts of terrorism provide a fresh perspective on the need to protect a way of life and a set of beliefs and values, as well as the sacrifices that are sometimes required in order to achieve such goals. The high-tech world we live in makes a full-scale ground war a most unlikely proposition, but technology also means those who would do us harm have avenues now available to them that never existed before.

It is a different time, to be sure, but it all adds up to a debt of gratitude to those men and women who served through a variety of conflicts during the 150 years we have been a nation and a deeper appreciation for those who are doing so at the present time.

We live in a tumultuous world, far different from a century ago, but much the same in the sense that threats to our way of life continue to exist. We must be vigilant in protecting our freedoms and be ready to support allies that require our help.

As we observe Remembrance Day today, we pay our respects to those that fought, and in some cases died, serving our country. We also must show our appreciation for those that continue to do so.

Others have paid the price for the freedom we enjoy

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oday is Remembrance Day, a date set aside almost 100 years ago to allow us to pause and remember the horrors of the great World War – now referred to as the First World War. In that Great War a Canadian expeditionary force of 620,000 people (more than eight per cent of the entire Canadian population) was mobilized and served.

More than 37 per cent were either wounded or killed, including whole units from Newfoundland and Saskatchewan being decimated by battles.

“Shell shock”, now called PTSD, ruined the lives of many who returned.

Fast forward only two decades and we found Hitler and Mussolini in charge with promises to lift their countries out of poverty and depression by invading other counties.

Meanwhile in Japan the dream of being a pacific power brought on invasions in much of Southeast Asia.

The Second World War was on in many places. Years later, with Canada contributing over a million soldiers, airmen and women, sailors and merchant seamen, the war drew to a close with success in battle in Europe, the Pacific,

Community Comment IAN ROBERTSON

and with the atomic bomb in Japan.

Lessons were not learned and the war over the Korean peninsula broke out. Once that war ended disputes in the Middle East broke out with Suez and other places, and more recently Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. In these recent wars, Canadian troops have been on the front lines, and Canadian blood has been shed in those conflicts.

A half century ago our then Prime Minister, Lester Pearson, helped the UN to create “Peace Keepers”, complete with blue berets. That worked for a while until warring factions in Africa shot their way right through the UN troops – as our General Romeo Dallaire can tell you.

A decade ago I was able to walk the Second World War Burmese railroad, hand chopped through rock by Australians, British and American POWs. Few survived the impossible conditions and forced labour.

We need to end wars and learn to work things out!

We also need to acknowledge and care about those Canadian soldiers who died in duty.

Remember those have returned from duty damaged physically and mentally, and especially those who have struggled with PTSD. Battle-hardened souls have been unable to cope, and have taken their own life back here in Canada. We need to do more for them – so much more!

Today, in addition to paying our respects to those fallen and suffering, we need to acknowledge that there are 65 million – yes million – displaced people – twice the population of Canada.

We struggle just to feed them with little left to figure out where/how we can help them find homes and peace.

Others have paid the price of our freedom. We are the fortunate ones!

Ian Robertson is former Army officer who has lived in South Delta for three decades.

November 11, 2016 The Delta Optimist A9

Letters

Observing Remembrance Day Nov.11, 2016

See and be seen while driving

Editor: The points brought up

by Bob Orrick, E. Tobin and Surrinder Basi in recent letters to the editor concerning vehicle headlights and turn signals are valid and I hope that drivers will take them to heart.

However as far as the use of headlights I would like to add the following: Why do we only have mandatory driving lights on the front of the vehicle and not at the rear?

It is important to see the vehicle you are approaching and in rain, fog and twilight this is difficult if the rear lights are not on.

There is no reason not

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as you drive.

In some parts of Europe they have high intensity rear lights that can only be used in bad conditions such as fog, rain and snow, making the vehicle easier to see.

This apparently has reduced the number of highway accidents in addition their front and rear lights are always on when the vehicle is in motion.

Finally, please use your lights at all times, but especially when visibility is reduced.

See and be seen. It might just save you injury and damage.

Richard Turner

Land won’t be given up without a fight Editor: Re: Preserve industrial land: port, letter to the editor, Oct. 26 Robin Silvester of the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority tells us that… “the port authority is not advocating for the industrialization of agricultural land,” and then proceeds to persuade the reader there is a significant shortage of industrial land in the Lower Mainland.

He quotes an unidentified report as stating that 2,500 acres of land needs to be preserved for future industrial uses to support

growing West Coast trade – presumably marine trade through Deltaport.

Whose report is this? Presumably one commissioned by the port authority is my guess.

And if this 2,500 acres is to be sourced in the Lower Mainland, then it follows that Silvester expects at least some of it to be agricultural land.

What is this if not advocating for the industrialization of agricultural lands?

Does he expect this industrialization to happen like night follows day?

mixed use building at Tsawwassen Town Centre.

However, Century’s longterm “vision” for TTC includes a 12-to 20-storey residential tower (as reported in Oct. 5, Delta Optimist). I am fine with controlled densification in the TTC area achieved responsibly through four to six-storey buildings and townhouses. A 12-storey

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A letter writer opposes the industrialization of agricultural land.

Well, it’ll be many blue moons before the Lower Mainland gives up anything like this amount of

or higher building, however, is completely out of character for Tsawwassen and would be a disturbing change to the quality of our community.

We do not need highrises that dominate the landscape.

Any building over six storeys is considered a high-rise. Please, as we treasure our beautiful

Thanking a thoughtful person Editor: I am extremely grateful to a young man who found my purse at Memorial Park in Ladner and drove to Tsawwassen to

deliver it personally to me.

Unfortunately I didn’t get his name.

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Local woman finishes Camino trek

Tsawwassen’s Dawn Repin walks in remembrance of her husband IAN JACQUES

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A journey of healing, hope and fundraising is now complete for a Tsawwassen woman.

Dawn Repin set out on Sept. 20 from Sarria, Spain and walked the six-day, 114 km final leg of the Camino Trail to the Cathedral in Santiago without blisters, aches or pains. The walk was in remembrance of her husband Peter who died in October 2015, five years after being diagnosed with Idiopathetic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF).

The journey was a chance for Repin to reflect on her life with Peter and to help raise awareness and funds for the Canadian Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation (CPFF).

She said she is thrilled by how the journey went.

“When we started the

first day we had to climb a large stairway right at the start and I thought, well this could be interesting, but we did it. It was a very humbling experience,” recalled Repin.

Along the way, she found a special spot along the path to place a memorial stone for Peter.

Peter worked in the planning department at the Corporation of Delta from 1972 until retirement in 1999. He was a wellknown, active member of the community coaching hockey and baseball in the 1980’s. He was also a participant in the Little House Society appreciating and promoting the help it provided him and the community.

“The countryside, company of other women with life stories to share, the encouragement from family and friends and the financial support for CPFF were inspiring and

humbling,” said Repin. “The walk certainly served its purpose to raise awareness of the disease and to also remember Peter. It was healing for me in so many ways.”

CPFF provides funds for research into causes and treatments. Presently, a lung transplant is the only option for people who qualify. Two drugs developed in the last eight years SUBMITTED PHOTO can prolong life expectancy by 30 Dawn Repin walked along the Camino Trail for her late husband. per cent.

People have varying tolerance personally collected more to them. than $1,700, but I have no The Foundation also idea how much was colprovides support and edu- lected directly through the cation to patients and their website. I thank everyone caregivers. See more at: for their support and for www.cpff.ca. helping to raise the aware“I know that I have ness,” she said.

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Mt. Olympus-themed Moonlight Gala

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The Delta Hospital Foundation’s 18th annual Moonlight Gala brought out over 300 guests, including the fierce-looking fire Chief Dan Copeland (above), last Saturday night to Tsawwassen Springs.

The Mt. Olympusthemed event raised over $347,000 for Delta Hospital. Event co-chair Don (right) and Vickie Sangster were dressed for the occasion, which saw James Cybulski (left) act as emcee and Delta Hospital Foundation interim executive director Lisa Hoglund (bottom left) address the audience. Proceeds from this year’s gala will go towards the planning and building of a new residential care facility and towards purchasing a mobile X-Ray machine.

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Making a safe cycling community

Delta Police Department and HUB partner to promote awareness about rules of the road IAN JACQUES

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he Delta Police and HUB Cycling Delta are working together to ensure that cyclists, motorists and pedestrians share the road safely and cooperatively.

Both have partnered recently on a number of initiatives to promote safe cycling and the rules of the road.

Patrick Thompson, chair of the Delta HUB Committee said in recent months citizens in the community have contacted Delta Police expressing concerns about cycling choices of some riders.

“In particular, there have been citizen concerns relating to riding on sidewalks, in groups on the road, as well as travelling without lights in the dark,” said Thompson.

“Delta Police then contacted us and we have been working together to come up with ways to educate and inform the public.”

To raise awareness about the rules, the Delta Community Police recently organized bike safety blitzes in Tsawwassen.

“We conducted a threeday blitz in Tsawwassen in late September and early October at different times and locations with our partner ICBC. We focused on identifying and engaging the community and emphasized safety and the rules of the road. It was a great success,” said Const.

Leisa Schaefer of the Tsawwassen Community Police Station. “Our focus is around safety and making sure everyone is safe whether they are cyclists or pedestrians. There are rules and regulations that need to be followed.

There are responsibilities that come with riding a

PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE

HUB Cycling Delta Committee chair Patrick Thompson and Delta Police Const. Leisa Schaefer install a reflector on Thompson’s bike. bicycle. It’s just not riding a bicycle. There are rules governing how we do that safely.”

Delta HUB is a volunteer organization that has been active in Delta for the past two years. The Delta committee is part of the larger Cycling Vancouver HUB group, which has 10 local branches in communities throughout the Lower Mainland.

“Our focus as a committee here in Delta is on cycling safety, which falls into two areas — safe cycling practices — and safe cycling infrastructure, how people get around,” added Thompson.

Thompson said as well two safe cycling courses as working with Delta with a pair of elementary Police on specific initiaschools. Those were both tives, Delta HUB has also very successful,” he said. been involved in iniAs the community develops tiatives and our demographics change to inform we want to continue to promote youth and local and encourage cycling and agriculcycling safely. tural workers PATRICK THOMPSON about safer cycling “The idea for the Spanishpractises, through language poster came Learn2Ride courses at about through a conversaschools and the creation of tion with the COPS office a Spanish-language poster. and the Rotary Club of “We helped coordinate Tsawwassen. It came to

our attention that a lot of the agricultural workers who are here for a long time during the year might ride on sidewalks and don’t have proper bike lights.

We realized maybe no one has actually communicated to them what the rules of the road are. So we created this poster and distributed it to the Delta Farmers’ Institute and the greenhouses in hoping that it will become part of their orientation session.”

Both Thompson and Schaefer said their coop-

eration has had a major impact on the community in bringing about positive awareness of safe cycling.

“I think the success of our collaboration is predicated on our mutual priorities to protect the vulnerable road users: cyclists, pedestrians and motorists,” added Thompson. “We recognize that no one wants to have these conflicts and part of it is reminding people what the rules of the road are. As the community develops and our demographics change we want to continue to promote and encourage cycling and cycling safely.

Safety advice for drivers and cyclists

Drivers • Allow one metre between your vehicle and the cyclist: Even though cyclists are required to ride as near as practicable to the right side of the of the road, they may need to veer towards the centre of the lane in order to avoid obstacles such as stones, potholes, manhole covers or a slippery patch of road.

• Change lanes to pass: When passing a cyclist, change lanes if safe to do so to create as much separation as possible.

• Be cautious when opening car doors: When exiting a vehicle parked along a curb, always check your mirrors and blind spots before slowly opening your car door. A collision with a parked car can result in serious injuries for cyclists.

• Keep your distance: Cyclists do not have brake lights to warn you when they are slowing or stopping. Always keep a safe distance.

• Keep out of bike boxes: Bike boxes help prevent col-

lisions between bicycles and motorists at intersections.

Drivers must stop behind bike boxes at intersections, leaving the space available for cyclists.

• Check your blind spot when turning right: When making a right turn at an intersection, always use your indicator, and check your mirrors and blind spot before turning.

Cyclists • Be seen, stay safe: B.C. law requires that cyclists use a front white light and a rear red

light after dark and that bicycles must have a bell or horn. Lights, reflectors and bright clothing help drivers see cyclists at night.

• Wear a helmet: A properly worn helmet will protect your head in a fall.

• Small children: By law, small children must be seated in an approved child’s bicycle seat or bike trailer. It’s illegal for two people to ride on a bicycle in B.C. unless it’s a tandem.

• Watch for people walking: Stop when people are on

crosswalks and let them go first.

When passengers are getting on and off busses or school busses, cyclists must stop a reasonable distance from the doors and allow them to safely cross.

• Stay safe beside cars: Always keep control of your bike and be aware of cars and people walking. Look around you and ride in a straight line or signal if you are turning or changing lanes. Ride at least one metre away from parked cars to avoid getting hit by car doors opening.

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IN FLANDERS FIELDS

By Lieutenant Colonel John McCrae In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place: and in the sky The larks still bravely singing fly Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the dead: Short days ago, We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved: and now we lie In Flanders fields!

Take up our quarrel with the foe To you, from failing hands, we throw The torch: be yours to hold it high If ye break faith with us who die, We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields Composed at the battlefront on May 3, 1915 during the second battle of Ypres, Belgium

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Telling the story of Sidney Rich

Filmmakers travel to Europe for documentary on Ladner soldier killed in First World War SANDOR GYARMATI

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It was a powerful moment during the filming of the story of a young Ladner man who made the ultimate sacrifice in the First World War. Cliff Caprani and fellow Delta resident Kathy Cuthbert have been working on a documentary about Sidney Rich, who was killed in the second battle of Ypres on June 3, 1916. They travelled to Europe this summer to film some insightful and fascinating scenes.

Caprani, who has been making films for 15 years and is the director for the project, titled Countdown to Sanctuary Wood, first got interested in Rich’s story when he saw a plaque dedicated to the fallen soldier on the chapel wall at All Saints Anglican Church in Ladner.

The only son of a pioneer Ladner family, Rich was an early volunteer for the war effort and enlisted in the Motorcycle Scouts.

His profession allowed him to qualify for the position of range finder, considered a dangerous one in the army. When his death was announced in the local paper, he was remembered for his kind and genial manners and as a friend of many.

Caprani travelled with a group that included, among others, Cuthbert, who is the producer, and her two sisters, Barb Wadey and Sue Legault, who are all Rich’s grandnieces, to in Folkestone, England, where Rich was stationed. Some of the group then went off to Sanctuary Wood, near Ypres, Belgium.

They were accompanied

by Stephen Binks, an historian and tour guide who did extensive research for the group.

“If you know someone who’s served in the First World War, all you do is give him the name, rank and serial number and he goes to the archives and then finds exactly what happened to this person.

If you give some details, he

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Stephen Binks, historian and tour guide, in Shornecliffe Military Cemetery in Folkestone. will design a tour with that person specifically in mind and that’s what he did for us,” said Caprani.

“He knew where Sydney’s unit had been deployed, sort of in the back line so to speak, and basically troops are moved up in three stages when you eventually reach the front lines. We had dates and places, when things happened and finally got to this place where Sydney actually died, Sanctuary.

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Clearly the place had grown back and it’s all farmers’ fields and lush vegetation now, but even still, to be back in that part of the world where it actually happened and to actually stand close to where the trenches would have been, that was kind of powerful,” he said.

Caprani said both sides in the war kept “phenomenal records’ which made finding exact locations, as well as getting close to

exact locations where soldiers died and where they were buried, much easier.

He noted that while Rich’s body was never recovered, he did receive a brief burial ceremony and the small area where it likely occurred was located.

“It was remarkable to be there and I had known ahead of time that Stephen had found this. So I prepared something to make it a bit more special. In my

research, Sydney had been a surveyor in Canada and I found out that surveyors had used railway ties to mark out plots of lands,” Caprani said.

“I went to an antique shop in Langley and bought one and had it engraved with some dates and his name on it, and presented it to the two sisters who buried it under one of the nice trees there. I also had a pastor in Calgary prepare a short prayer I was able to read and it was actually very emotional, I almost didn’t get through it. It was very touching and emotional for all of us.”

Caprani is now editing his film, trying to get it down to the mid-80 minute range. It’s a tough process, he said, adding there’s a lot of fascinating material about the research process that will end up on the cutting room floor.

Once completed, he plans to show the film to local groups, and perhaps Delta schools, before showing it elsewhere.

On this November eleventh, we are here ....standing before you.

Poppies a blaze, and our faith is anew.

Sleep peacefully. For, your sacrifice is not in vain.

We treasure your torch ….held high, your will radiant within the flame.

We vow to preserve and protect, as you have shown us the way.

Inspir ed, vigilant and united we stand, on this Remembrance Day.

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Teachers and students will be honouring sacrifices of the past and working for peace in the future.

NOVEMBER 2016

History buff works to unravel mysteries IAN JACQUES

C o n t r i b u t i n g Wr i t e r

There are currently 27 names on the cenotaph in Ladner.

Who were these men?

What were their ties to the community? And why are these names listed and others not?

These are just a few of the questions that resident and self-described history buff Peter Broznitsky has been trying to answer for the past several years.

In 2008, three years after he moved to the community, Broznitsky embarked on trying to unravel this historical mystery.

“When my son was born in 2003 I decided to get some information on his great grandfathers who both fought in the First World War. That led to other projects and when we moved to Lander in 2005, I went down to the cenotaph and wondered who these 27 names were,” he recalled. “It’s been very interesting. I’ve found out some great details about these men.”

He said one of the great challenges is simply ask-

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Peter Broznitsky is researching the names on the Ladner cenotaph.

ing the question why some names are listed and others are not.

“After the war, there were no guidelines given on what could or could not be on the cenotaph or even the design of it,” he said. “Each village, hamlet, city in Canada pretty much had free reign and in a lot of cases, people put an ad in the local paper asking what should be on their local cenotaph.

Other times people sought out names. There was a committee formed here in Delta, but the minutes of all of those meetings are nowhere to be found, so again we really don’t have

any explanation as to why those 27 names are on there and others are not.”

He said originally there was a 28th name that was supposed to go on. His name was J.W. McDowell and there is still no explanation as to why his name has been omitted. “There are several other guys who were born in Ladner, but yet their names are not on the cenotaph, so again, it all depends on the criteria and since we don’t have that criteria, it’s puzzling.”

Three names that he is currently seeking more data on are: William McLennan, Robert Scott, and S. Montgomery.

“In the Canadian Virtual War Memorial, the William McLennan combination is listed five times, Robert Scott 13 times, and S. Montgomery two times.

Montgomery is likely a man who lived in Mission, so why is he on our cenotaph?” Broznitsky said.

“As for J.W. McDowell, this is likely John Lemuel Waddell McDowell.

Apparently his sister was the brother of a Charles Nelson of Ladner, so why did he not make the cut?”

Please join us at 10:40am, this Friday at the Ladner Memorial Park Cenotaph to pay tribute to the men and women who lost their lives in war so that we might live ours in peace.

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The Legions from Ladner and Tsawwassen presented poppies Nov. 1. Pictured left to right are: fire Chief Dan Copeland, Ladner Legion secretary Olwen Demidoff, veteran and Ladner Legion poppy chairperson Gerry Bramhill, Mayor Lois Jackson, veteran and Tsawwassen Legion member Lloyd Jones, Ladner Legion Treasurer Tom Easton and police Chief Neil Dubord.

Parade and ceremony in Ladner

A parade and ceremony will be held today in Ladner as we remember those who have served our country.

The parade is scheduled to depart the Ladner Legion, located at 4896 Delta St., at 10:15 a.m. and is set to be in position at the cenotaph at Memorial Park by 10:45 a.m.

The parade marching list includes a colour party from the Ladner Legion, the Delta Police Pipe Band, veterans, Delta police/RCMP, Delta fire, B.C. ambulance, Canadian Coast Guard, cadets and other organizations.

The singing of O Canada, the Last Post, a two-minute silence and

wreath laying by various local groups will be part of the ceremony at the cenotaph.

Ian Estabrooks from the Ladner Legion will narrate the service and Rev. Walter G. Bayley will serve as padre.

The service will also include the Delta Choral Society.

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Brigadier-General brings remembrance message

To all “New” Canadians as well as “Old” Please take time to Remember why we live in Freedom.

Thank a Veteran today.

We will not display Christmas until Remembrance Day has been observed.

South Delta resident speaks to local students IAN JACQUES

C o n t r i b u t i n g Wr i t e r

Leslie A. Walker Sept. 4, 1920 - Nov. 25, 2012

Brigadier-General Rob Roy MacKenzie spoke about remembrance, service and sacrifice at the annual Remembrance Day ceremony Thursday morning at Southpointe Academy in Tsawwassen.

The South Delta resident spoke alongside his daughter Meaghan who is in Grade 12 at Southpointe.

MacKenzie, who spoke with the Optimist this week prior to his presenta-

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tion, said there was two parts to his message.

“One is to really present a very significant message of how much sacrifice has been done and how we remember that on Remembrance Day in general, but specifically as a father who served, I will be speaking about how important it is for my kids, other kids and the next generations for service,” MacKenzie said.

MacKenzie was appointed Chief of Staff Army Reserve last September.

He brought a long and distinguished military career to the position with more than 31 years of service in a number of roles and deployments with both reserve and regular forces.

He is also still active in his second career as a Sergeant with the Vancouver Police Department, which he started in 2000.

MacKenzie was brought up knowing the importance of serving and giving back to ones community and country. His father

The world continues to be a more challenging place every day.

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He said Remembrance Day is a special day of reflection that all Canadians should take part in.

“We have a very distinguished past and so many have served and given the ultimate sacrifice, but so many others have served in many ways and suffered all kinds of pain and still continue to serve, so for all those reasons Remembrance Day is a very important day to send a couple of key messages.”

In memory of those who fought for others

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Brigadier-General Rob Roy MacKenzie has over 30 years of military experience.

served in the RCMP and his mother was a nurse.

“Just that type of service and sacrifice, it was really ingrained in my life,” he recalled.

He said it has been an honour to serve and give back to his country and he still is proud to serve to this day.

“For me it is about our children and the next generation,” he said. “The world continues to be a more challenging place every day. I just want to do my part to make it as safe as it can be and sustainable for generations to come and the generations that my children will grow up in and their children will grow up in.”

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REMEMBRANCE DAY Remembrance Day th TH NOVEMBER November 1111 The Delta Hospice Society honours those who have given their lives serving Canadians and helping people of other nations

by John McCrae, May 1915 In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders fields.

Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high.

If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields.

This poster was created by Byrne Creek Elementary School student Madison Luney of Burnaby, BC. The image was supplied by The Royal Canadian Legion, Dominion Command, Ottawa, Ontario. Placed by the Delta Chamber of Commerce to honour those who have fallen and those who serve.

Veterans at The Waterford Back row left to right: Bob Bent, Burt Taylor, Al Wakarchuk, Walt Taylor, Watt McGregor, Les Nelson, (Wexford - Bill Risk, Larry Shaw, Peg Buchanan, Don Tweedy Residents) Ron Jacobson, Win Dennett, Lloyd Jones

Remember

Mid row left to right: John Pingle, Ron McGee, Jean Preston, Megan Robinson, Joan Nelson, Brenda Swinton, Maryann Schmidt, Jack Murphy Front row left to right: Margaret Treleaven, Roy Sobotin, Roy Wozniak, Gil Mundell, Malcolm Stevenson, Gordon Fairclough In honour of our veteran’s past and present

You who sleep in Flanders’ Fields, Sleep sweet — to rise anew.

We caught the torch, And holding high we kept the faith with those who died.

We cherish too, the poppy red That grows on fields where valour led.

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Community

Faithfulness over feelings

Luke 16:10 If you are faithful in little things, you will be faithful in large ones. But if you are dishonest in little things, you won’t be honest with greater responsibilities.

Hurt, misunderstanding, offence they happen to us all, but they can actually be used to grow us in our call. At each crossroad we have to decide what we allow, to lead us into the future. Our feelings will grab the steering wheel and try to redirect our path. Hurt will ask you to make haste and run, misunderstanding will manipulate and offence will say retaliate.

Often, what began as a small problem, has quickly escalated by unchecked emotions. Yet I have found

Minister’s Minute ANDREAS BASSON

Pneuma Church

that growth happens in the difficult places, where I had to choose faithfulness over feelings. Committing in a time when I feel like quitting and letting my anchor not my anger direct me. You see faithful-

ness is easy in the good times but it becomes often the ground the enemy is most after in the hard times. He wants to undo in a moment what has taken you years to build.

He loves to divide what you have worked so hard to unite.

Knocking down what faithfulness and longevity has labored to leave.

However, some of the best growth and greatest breakthroughs happen when we place our choice to be faithful over our feelings.

Today whatever you face, allow your next words, deeds and choices to be first overwhelmed

by God’s faithfulness, and then guided by your own commitment to live with faithfulness over feelings.

Blanket drive gets started next week

Several South Delta real estate offices are taking part in the 22nd annual Realtors Care Blanket Drive, which kicks off Nov. 14.

Between Nov. 14 and 21, realtor volunteers will collect warm clothing and blankets across the region.

Donations are distributed to charities in the same community in which they are received.

South Delta real estate offices taking part in the long-running blanket drive include: • Sutton Group-Seafair Realty, 100-5000 Bridge

St., Ladner • Re/Max Progroup Realty, 5360-12th Ave., Tsawwassen • Royal LePage Regency Realty, 1333-56th St., Tsawwassen • Sutton Group-Seafair Realty, 1625-56th St., Tsawwassen.

Tour de Delta Volunteers Needed

Tour de Delta is an international cycling event that is comprised of three days of races open to professional and amateur male and female cyclists. The event takes place July 7-9, 2017.

The Tour de Delta Board is seeking Directors with emphasis in the following areas: South Delta Community Festival, Kids Events, and Sponsorship.

These are volunteer positions appointed by Delta Council.

The Tour de Delta Board meets on the first Wednesday of the month.

If you are interested in being appointed to any of these positions, please submit a brief resume and covering letter indicating your interest, why you would like to serve on the Board, and any relevant knowledge and experience you may have.

Appointment is for a one year term.

Submissions received will only be used for the purpose of selecting these positions, and are protected under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act Please forward your submission by Monday, November 21, 2016 to: Delta Municipal Hall Parks, Recreation & Culture Attn: Danielle Lacroix 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent Delta, BC V4K 3E2 Fax: 604.946.4693 Email: dlacroix@delta.ca

A Warm and Joyful welcome to...

Sacred Heart Catholic Church

3900 Arthur Drive, Ladner 604-946-4522 3:30 -pm Daily Chapel DailyMass Mass in Chapel Mondayto- Saturday Saturdayatat9 9am Monday am Weekend Masses - Church Weekend Masses Saturdayatat5 pm 5pm Saturday Sundayatat9 am, 9am,1111am & 5pm Sunday am and 5 pm FilipinoMass Mass (Tagalog) Filipino (Tagalog) LastSaturday Sunday of ofevery everymonth month Last at77pm (exceptJuly July and & August) At pm (except August) Confessions Spanish Mass Saturday at 10am First Saturday of every month atin7the pm Chapel (except May and June) Baptisms Confessions – Chapel available every Sunday Saturday at 10 am For other Sacrements please call Baptism the parish- Infants office forand an appointment with theChildren Pastor.

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Benediction Lutheran Church 5575 6th Avenue (56th St. at 6th Ave.) www.benedictionlutheran.org Tel: 604-943-3432 9 am Worship Service Pastor Thomas Keeley “All are warmly welcomed to worship with us as we Celebrate God’s Grace.”

Worship Service 9:00am Sunday

Women’s Bible Study

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10:0056th amStreet, CoffeeTsawwassen, & Friendship 1710 BC (Southam Delta Artists’ Guild&Arts Gallery) 10:30 WORSHIP GROWTH (next to SD Rec Centre)

Contemporary & Traditional Rev. Danielle Martell Music 604-613-8432 WEDNESDAY - 7:30 PM

The Rev. Jim Short

9 am am Worship Worship Service 9 Service and Sunday School with Christmas Pageant 11 Service 11 am am Worship Worship Service

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Meditation on the Ladner Fellowship Ladner ChristianAPostures of Faith: Ascension 10:00 am

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Home of the South Delta Food Bank & Creation Station Daycare Sunday Service at 10:00 am + Nursery & Children Services

Pastor:Nick Danny Stebeck Pastors: DannySr. Stebeck, Osborne & Devon Martinsen Youth Pastor: Dustin Huguet

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Sunday 8am BCP Holy Communion 10am BAS Holy Eucharist, Creation Zone - Arts-based Sunday School Program and Youth Bible Study Wednesday 11am Holy Eucharist, followed by lunch 1115 - 51a Street, Delta, BC (cul-de-sac at 51a Street and 10a Avenue) Tel: (604) 943 4737

For summer youth activities, please visit our website.

Welcomes You Come worship with us Sunday, November 13, 2016 at 10:30 am The Parables of Jesus: “Little is Big” Matthew 13:31-35 Pastor: Mike Koot 4594 – 54A Street, Ladner, B.C. 604-946-7033 email: office@ladnercrc.com visit our website: www.ladnercrc.com

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This Sunday Worship Service 10:30 AM

“Leadership, Power, and Fear” 5300 44th Ave., Delta BC (44th and Arthur Dr.) 604.946.7410

Tsawwassen United Church 693 53rd Street (across from High School) 604-943-2911 www.tsawwassenunited.org

Worship Service Sundays, 10:00 am Rev. Dan Kirkegaard “The Contrast of the Word of God”

For additional information, please contact Danielle Lacroix, Superintendent of Sport Development and Community Events, at 604.946.3304.

The Corporation of Delta 4500 ClarenceTaylor Crescent Delta BC V4K 3E2 (604) 946-4141 www.delta.ca

4960 Ave.,Ladner Ladner 4960–-48th 48th Ave., Phone 604-946-6254 604-946-6254 Phone www.ladnerunited.org www.ladnerunited.org The Rev. Jim Short

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Around Town Historian and author to speak in Ladner

Back by popular demand, historian and author Peter Johnson, returns, to speak on the history and people of the Island Lighthouses in Southwestern B.C. Saturday, Nov. 19, Cedar Park Church, 5300-44th Ave., Ladner.

Free Admission. Call ElderCollege Delta to register 604-943-0262.

Toastmasters open house

Ambassadors Tsawwassen Toastmasters hold an open house on Tuesday, Nov. 22 (7 to 9 p.m.) at St. David’s Anglican Church, 1115-51A St. A fun meeting with a taste of Christmas in the Netherlands. Join in and listen to members share their public speaking skills in a safe, encouraging atmosphere. New members welcome.

With Glowing Hearts concert

The Vancouver Welsh Men’s Choir and the Band of the 15th Field Regiment present With Glowing Hearts: Songs of Remembrance Friday, Nov. 11 at 2:30 p.m. at the South Delta Baptist Church, 198856th St., Tsawwassen.

Tickets available at www.vwmc.ca or at the door.

Probus Club meeting

The Probus Club of South Delta, a nonprofit, fellowship club for retired and semiretired professional and business people will hold its next regular meeting at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 16, in The Coast Tsawwassen Inn. The guest speaker will be Chris Hartman, CEO, TFN Economic Development Corp.

He will be speaking about the Tsawwassen Commons mall and the housing plans ahead for TFN. For more details on these and other events, go to delta-optimist.com or visit our Facebook page at www.facebook. com/TheDeltaOptimist

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Contact Dave at dwillis@delta-optimist.com or 604-946-4451

Local focus to photo show Three photographers team up for pop-up exhibit set for Nov. 19 at Harris Barn DAVE WILLIS

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hree Ladner photographers are getting together to present a popup photo exhibition at Harris Barn.

The show takes place Saturday, Nov. 19 and features photos from Ronan Considine, Tyler Garnham and Rick Pelletier.

There’s a heavy local focus to the show with almost all of the photos having been taken in Ladner.

“We’ve all been shooting here forever. So we have a big library of stuff to choose from,” says Garnham.

He notes there will be well over 50 large format prints on display.

Considine said shooting locally allows them to show off where they live.

We’ve all been shooting here forever.

TYLER GARNHAM

“Ladner is kind of a little, smallish, out of the way place but it’s a little gem not a lot of people know about,” he says.

Pelletier, who taught both Considine and Garnham photography when they were high school students at Delta Secondary, said he likes shooting locally since Ladner is similar to where he grew up on the East Coast, giving the abundance birds as an example.

They are also all members of the dioptiks photography collective, a small local group that puts on shows and gets together for meetings.

Pelletier is also doing the printing for the exhibit.

“He was a printer even before he was a teacher,” says Garnham. “We like to be able to go to him to get our big format prints made, because they’re made perfectly.”

The exhibition, titled alluvium, is set for

PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE

Ladner photographers Rick Pelletier (left), Tyler Garnham and Ronan Considine are putting together a photo exhibition with a heavy local focus.

Saturday, Nov. 19 at 6 p.m. at Harris Barn, 4140 Arthur Dr., Ladner. RSVP by contacting mail@tylergar-

nham.com.

Four Winds Brewing is providing beer at the event with all proceeds

going to the Delta Hospital Foundation, Garnham says.

There will also be

live music provided by Cracked Wheat, a band that plays “a bit of everything,” he notes.

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Lifestyles

Video game focuses on climate change UBC researchers develop Future Delta with help from local high school students and teachers IAN JACQUES

C o n t r i b u t i n g Wr i t e r

As augmented reality continues to break through into every day life, UBC researchers are using similar technology to teach high school students about climate change.

The Future Delta video game, based on the community of Delta, lets players see a bleak future where little was done about climate change.

Then, exploring challenges facing the Lower Mainland like floods, sea level rise, heat waves, fires, blackouts and people’s energy choices, players take on the role of making a better future.

The video game has been four years in the making for the team at UBC. “The game was developed and built with the help of the students and teachers. We tested it out in two high schools — Delta Secondary in Ladner and then North Delta Secondary,” said

The Future Delta video game has been four years in the making.

UBC principal investigator Stephen Sheppard.

Sheppard said the team recently completed its research and evaluated the results of the testing from the students.

“Basically the results showed that the video game was fun for the students,” he said. “They

overwhelmingly preferred it to learning out of a textbook, so that was one goal we wanted to establish.

“They [the students] did also clearly learn quite a lot about climate change — basic concepts like mitigation and adaptation — but also how to see their local landscape a bit

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differently and how to see climate change in their local backyard. We were pleased with that. They certainly had some positives and negatives of the game and gave us some great feedback.”

The Future Delta 2.0 team recently received seed funding from

the Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council to expand beyond the Delta School District to youth audiences across Canada, and hopes to create an app version for mobile devices.

“Given that it [the video game] has been so enthusiastically received by everyone and seems to be a successful way of getting youth engaged in climate change, we are now exploring how games like this could be spread around to other schools and school districts,” Sheppard said.

“This is their future.

These are the kids who will be living through the impacts of climate change.

Right now they don’t have a lot of good information, or what it will mean to them and their communities.”

Sheppard said this video game could just be the start of a greater educational component.

“There is lot of evidence that talks about the power

of video games and these interactive and social media games,” he said.

“They obviously work pretty well, but the problem is they don’t seem to be scaled up much or mainstreamed into education, so there is a gap and a barrier between developing these things and getting them embedded into schools.

“There are math games, climate science games, but ours is a bit more comprehensive and is very play spaced. The kids play in neighbourhoods.

They recognize that it is a special twist that we feel makes our game unique. It takes time, but we have to find ways to make it really easy for teachers to use and for schools to adopt.

One of the good things about the Delta school board is that they have been cutting edge in terms of developing different learning tools and helping kids to be more engaged.

I think they are a leader in teaching in the region.”

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Lifestyles

Coping with Grief During the Holidays

Gem and rock show PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE

Natalie Roux inspects some of the wares on display at the Delta Rockhounds Gem & Mineral Club’s annual show and sale last weekend at the South Delta Recreation Centre.

Looking for practical strategies about how to cope with grief during the holiday season?

Delta Hospice Bereavement Services is hosting a seminar: Wednesday, November 23rd 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm Harold & Veronica Savage Centre for Supportive Care Bring your questions and thoughts. Family and friends are welcome. Grief counsellors will talk about grief and loss and discuss practical options for coping with the holidays and other special days.

A time for sharing will follow.

The fire will be on...goodies will be served...helpful pamphlets and booklets will be available.

Visit 4631 Clarence Taylor Crescent in Ladner Please RSVP with number of people attending to 604-948-0660 or info@deltahospice.org

december 8–31, 2016

meredith willson’s

the music man

Winner of 5 Tony Awards, Including Best Musical

Book, Music and Lyrics

by Meredith Willson Story by Meredith Willson and Frank Lacey

Directed by Barbara Tomasic • Musical Direction by Christopher King • Choreography by Suzanne Ouellette

The rousing classic about a charming con man and his seventy-six trombones

Documentary to be shown in Ladner The Delta-Richmond chapter of the Council of Canadians hosts the Delta premiere of To the Ends of the Earth this Tuesday, Nov. 15 in the multi-purpose room of the Ladner Community Centre at 7 p.m.

To the Ends of the Earth follows concerned citizens living at the frontiers of extreme oil and gas extraction, bearing witness to a global crossroads. They call for human ingenuity to rebuild society at the end of the fossil fuel era.

The film’s creator is

Vancouver filmmaker David Lavallee, the moving force behind the award-winning documentary White Water, Black Gold. He will be at this exciting event to answer questions and lead off discussion. Renowned Canadian poet Stephen Collis will introduce the film with a reading from his recent poetry anthology Once in Blockadia.

The documentary’s title draws our attention to the rapid shift that occurred following the collapse of regular conventional

crude oil in 2005. The collapse led to the ‘new energy age’, epitomized by rabid tar sands developments, fracking and mega pipeline projects.

Living in the midst of an internationally recognized ecological zone, Delta and Richmond residents are keenly aware of the importance of environmental issues and concerned about the impact of climate change.

The film aims to inspire viewers with examples of positive alternatives and community initiatives.

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Lifestyles

Chasing Bond in the Swiss Alps JAMIE ROSS

Optimist contributor

I don’t know about you, but whenever I’m doing something active and exciting, I hear the James Bond musical score playing in my head.

Such is the case today, as I am driving the narrow, winding switchbacks and cliff-hugging roads in Switzerland. I suddenly imagine that my rental car is an Aston Martin. I push the pedal down and make squealing tire noises with my mouth as we swerve around the tight curves.

My wife, who is accompanying me, begins to feel shaken, not stirred, and the Bond theme is replaced by a certain ringing in my ears. But you know the secret agent drill – sharply dressed, daring mission, chic travelling companion (in this case my angry wife).

Our dangerous assignment today has us up early to get ahead of the crowds, and cruising along the serpentine mountain roads of the Jungfrau

region in search of the ultimate Bond movie villain’s lair. Our destination, Piz Gloria, is located on top of Schilthorn peak, a 2,970-metre summit in the Bernese Oberland, above the charming Swiss alpine village of Mürren.

It appeared in the 1969 Bond film On Her Majesty’s Secret Service, as the mountaintop hideout of 007’s nemesis Ernst Stavro Blofeld.

Looking for a location to film, the producers found a lift company in Mürren that needed funds to complete a cable car to the top of the Schilthorn and a restaurant they were building there.

The film company helped with the financing in return for the right to use the complex. In the movie, Bond spends some time here with a bevy of beautiful ladies, takes off down the mountain on the obligatory ski chase and then returns by helicopter to destroy the whole place.

We access the peak via three cable lifts, the final stretch being the long-

The View from the “Top of the World.” est aerial cableway in the Alps, and find Piz Gloria very much intact and well worth the visit. Stunning panoramic views greet us.

We enjoy brunch at the revolving restaurant while taking in an unworldly landscape that includes over 40 mountain peaks and 20 glaciers.

After spinning around in the sky-high café eating smoked salmon and cheese and sipping on champagne, we head downstairs to visit the

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interactive Bond World Museum, where you can try your hand at piloting a helicopter to the peak on a simulated flight, or get the feeling of bobsledding down the mountain while shooting at evil Spectre agents.

Reminders of the building’s storied history are everywhere. The souvenir shop sells everything Bond, hallways are decorated with large stills from the movie, and outside is the viewing deck where

helicopters landed in the film.

A just completed, hairraising, glass skywalk hugs the sheer mountainside beneath the tram, affording spectacular views down the Lauterbrunnen Valley, one of the most beautiful waterfall and glacier canyons anywhere.

In the movie, several bad guys plummet off these sheer 800-metre cliffs into the valley. In the real world, people pay to do that in tandem paragliders.

Though we could have stayed and watched the paragliders and skiers all day, we have to be off to our next Bond location, skirting Geneva and the 2,429-metre Furka Pass that was used as a location in Goldfinger, onward to the southern Swiss city of Locarno. A bungeejump off the 220-metre high Verzasca Dam in the opening sequence of the 1995 movie Goldeneye has been called one of the best stunts in film history.

We learn upon arrival this is not just a photo

opportunity to get some shots of the enormous dam where the famous leap took place, but it is also the ultimate adrenaline rush for tourists willing to shell out 255 francs ($300 Cdn.) to emulate their favourite spy on a 7.5-second freefall.

Fortunately for me, the jumping card is full on this sunny afternoon, so as the sensible 007 actor did in the film, I decide to use a stunt double.

The Bond films have long proved a compelling inspiration for travel, the super-spy’s duty to queen and country flinging him from one exotic location to another. So grab your passport, hum the 007 tune and go off chasing Bond, without any obligation to wrestle your foes at the edge of a cliff in the Swiss Alps.

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That new assistant coach behind the Delta Ice Hawks bench must seem very familiar to many opposing players in the Pacific Junior Hockey League.

Quinten Wideski was all set to captain his hometown team for a second straight year until a serious knee injury promptly disrupted his final season of junior hockey before it even started.

In a pre-season game against the North Vancouver Wolf Pack back in late August, Wideski was involved in an awkward collision.

“I was just leaning for the puck and some guy jumped in the way and we collided knee-on-knee,” he recalled. “Both sides (of my knee) were killing. I couldn’t even stand and haven’t been on the ice since.”

The Ice Hawks paid for Wideski to immediately have an MRI which revealed a torn MCL and damage to his ACL as well. A full evaluation by an orthopaedic surgeon at Richmond General Hospital set his recovery time for three-to-six months. The hope is he can return sometime in early February, shortly before the PJHL playoffs.

“My ACL was hanging by a thread but since it was not completely torn, you don’t have to have surgery. You can bring it back with the right exercise,” he explained. “The timeline is probably closer to six months. I have been going to see Travis (Wolsey) once a week at Sungod Physio. “I hope to be back on skates in late December.”

Initially, the Ladner native took the news hard. At 20, there is no next season to look forward to in junior hockey.

He was one of the few returning veterans and was going to provide leadership to a young team. That’s why Hawks head coach Darren Naylor had already planned to add Wideski to his coaching staff even before the extent of the injury had been determined.

“It was a tough pill to swallow for my last season. I was looking forward to playing with the older guys one more time and having a good year,” continued Wideski.

“I was still pretty flustered about the injury when Darren came up and asked me. He said I was still a big part of the team and how the younger guys looked up to me.

“I can’t play hockey forever and it might be something I want to do afterwards.”

Wideski has essentially continued his captaincy from behind the bench. His role has helped the Ice Hawks put together an impressive season to date.

Delta improved to 12-6-0 with a 2-0 win over North Vancouver on Tuesday night — the club’s ninth win in its last 11 games.

“I’m still more a friend to them than a coach. There is no yelling,” smiled Wideski. “I tell the players what I see and what little things might help them during the game.

“It’s a lot different not being on the ice and in the play but, honestly, I like it. I could see myself doing this.”

Under Naylor, the Hawks are well on their way to one of their best regular seasons in recent memory despite a very young roster that features 14, 17-year-olds and two 16-year-olds. He took over the coaching reigns late last season and promptly guided the team to an upset playoff series win over defending champion North Vancouver. They currently sit just two points back of confer-

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Delta Ice Hawks captain Quinten Wideski is now behind the bench after being sidelined with a serious knee injury. ence leading Grandview, heading into Saturday’s road game against Port Moody.

“I’m happy to see us (near the top of the standings),” added Wideski. “I’m proud of the guys.

With such a young team you would think they would be timid but they are holding their own.

“Darren really understands young players and they love to be coached by him.”

Fraser Valley volleyball playoffs go next week at DSS & SDSS

The high school volleyball spotlight will be on Delta and South Delta Secondary Schools next week as they host the Fraser Valley Championships.

The Delta Pacers will enter the senior boys AAA tournament with high expectations.

The Ladner school is currently ranked No. 3 in the province and will have an excellent chance of winning its first Fraser Valley title in

16 years.

The Pacers will host a quarter-final game on Wednesday night at 8 p.m. The semi-finals go on Thursday at the same time, while the championship match is next Friday at 4 p.m.

Other teams in the hunt include: Walnut Grove (#4), Earl Marriott (#5) and Semiahmoo (#7).

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Four South Delta Secondary School student athletes are officially taking their promising careers south of the border in the fall of 2017.

Ashley Klassen (beach volleyball), Jayde Robertsen (volleyball), Amanda Minni (golf) and Paul Zou (swimming) signed their National Letter of Intent on Wednesday with their respective NCAA schools. It was the first signing window for the 2017-18 school year recruits.

Klassen made a verbal commitment to Florida International University last spring and has been busy clearing the necessary hurdles since, including writing her SATs. She actually made an official visit to the Miami campus a year ago. The Panthers have one of the top beach programs in the country.

“Now I can just enjoy the rest of my Grade 12 year, knowing where I am going,” smiled Klassen, who was a first team provincial all-star in her Grade 10 year at SDSS. “I know a lot of people who are freaked out a bit right now about applying to schools and it’s something I don’t have to worry about anymore. It’s gone quicker than I thought.”

The recruiting process has been a very quick one for Robertsen. She had initial talks with Eastern Washington University about three months ago and soon after travelled to Spokane for an official to the Big Sky Conference school.

“My family lives in the Kootenays which

National Letter of Intent signees (left to right) Amanda Minni (Oregon State), Paul Zou (Pennsylvania), Ashley Klassen (Florida International) and Jayde Robertsen (Eastern Washington). is about a two hour drive from there,” explained Robertsen, a 6-foot-2 middle blocker. “I really enjoyed the campus and it was what I wanted. My mind wasn’t completely made up right away but I kept talking to the coach and he came up here to visit me. I knew for sure after that.”

Despite recruiting north of the border in the past, Robertsen will be the lone Canadian on the Eagles roster.

It was only fitting Minni made her verbal commitment to attend Oregon State University right on her home course.

Beavers head coach Dawn Shockley had made the trip to Beach Grove to watch

to come out of the Winskill Dolphins.

He is taking his talents to the Ivy League by committing to the University of Pennsylvania. The Dolphins have produced Olympians Markus Thormeyer (UBC) and Noemie Thomas (CalBerkeley) in recent years.

The freestyle and butterfly specialist made an official visit to the Philadelphia school in September.

“I have friends that went there last year and when I visited the team and campus it felt good,” said Zou, who plans on pursuing engineering. “The swimming and academics is exactly what I wanted.”

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1605 Fir Springs Lane, Tsawwassen Fabulous home in the resort community of Tsawwassen Springs. This exceptionally designed home contains 3 bdrms (including a casita), flex room, den & 4 baths. You’ll love the dramatic great room with 10’ ceilings combined with designer kitchen, living room, dining room & eating area forming one exceptional living space and ideal for entertaining or family gatherings. Deluxe master bedroom with 5 pce ensuite on main. Cozy outdoor area with gas fire pit, gas heater & hot tub. Golf, restaurant, fitness, physio, coffee & butcher shop at your doorstep. Live your dreams here.

Ground floor unit located in the very well maintained Sunningdale Estates complex. Spacious 930 sq ft home features 1 Bedroom and 1 bathroom, as well as a den space that’s currently being used as a second bedroom.

High ceilings, gas fireplace and plenty of storage.

Open House Saturday & Sunday 1-3

JULIANNE ZOE MAXWELL, PREC* AHNERT

604-817-5579 604-999-4372

JULIANNE AND ZOE GROUP

“Each Office Independently Owned and Operated”

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Brad Becir 604-779-6764

Regency Realty Ltd. 1333 56th Street, Delta

Frank Becir 604-862-5731

14206 20th Avenue, South Surrey $965,800 Lovingly maintained 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom rancher in highly sought after Ocean Bluff neighbourhood and Semiahmoo Secondary and Bayridge Elementary catchment. On a southwestern exposed corner lot, the home’s functional layout offers a spacious living and dining room. The open kitchen, eating nook and family room flow into the sun filled solarium where you can enjoy your morning coffee. Situated across from an urban park and steps to transit, recreation, schools and close to the beach, this location has it all.

Newer 40 year duroid roof, new furnace and hot water tank, new stainless steel fridge and dishwasher and new washer/dryer.

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An independent member broker.

DANIEL PATCHING Mortgage Specialist

604.561.6716

HELPING FIRST TIME HOME BUYERS PLAN THEIR NEXT MOVE WITH CONFIDENCE.

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NEW LISTING | 4964 8A Avenue | $1,088,000

NEW LISTING | 1676 58A Street| $1,168,000

Spectacular fully renovated 2 bedroom ground floor corner suite with beautiful south exposed patio overlooking the Lagoons OF WINDSOR WOODS. Not a thing to do—from kitchen to bathrooms to flooring to lighting, and window dressings ... an absolute 10 out of 10… small pet allowed.

12,562 sqft. rectangular s/facing lot w/a traditional home offering main floor living & 4 bdrms up plus basement w/recreation room & 818 sqft. of storage or developable space. Main floor offers a den off the entrance plus living & dining rooms overlooking private gardens.

The international style kitchen has been designed for the homemaker.

Beach Grove post & beam style 4 bedroom home situated on a 74.9 X 100 lot (zoned RM1) just steps to beach, walking trails, Elementary School, & shops, 5 minute drive to the new mall. This beautifully renovated open concept plan has vaulted ceilings, tile & hardwood on the main. Dark cherry kitchen /centre island & stainless appliances.

SUNSET VIEWS | 1645 53A Street | $1,198,000

16,000 SQ FT LOT | 901 Gale Place | $1,898,000

BEACH GROVE | 1290 Morris Crescent | $1,150,000

Rancher w/a view and lots of updates in central Tsawwassen. A unique floor plan offers an open living space w/grand dining open to an entertainment deck w/views of the North Shore mountains. Oversized master bedroom w/floor to ceiling windows w/view and large renovated spa bath. Another 3 bedrooms full bath and family room down.

Gorgeous 5 bdrm traditional home on a beautiful cul-de-sac in English Bluff area on a w/facing 16,222 sqft private estate like lot w/sunny decks, gazebo, fire pit & water features. Steps to elementary & high schools, this thoughtfully renovated family home offers main floor living, bdrms up plus a self contained separate 327 sqft guest cottage.

Lovely split level situated on a quiet crescent w/underground services just steps to the beach and walking trails to Centennial Beach, the Beach Grove Cafe, the shops in the Towncentre and the elementary school. This solid well maintained home is situated on a southerly exposed 5,996 sqft private lot. Great floor plan w/kitchen in the centre.

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NEW LISTING | 110-5556 14th Avenue | $628,000

303-1118 55 Street | $598,000

504-1350 View Crescent | $525,000

306-1140 55 Street | $649,000

401-1400 View Crescent | $598,000

NEW LISTING: CAMBRIDGE PLACE! Lovely 15 unit complex just steps to Thrifty’s, recreation & transportation to city & Mall. This 1,365 sq.ft. penthouse feels like a rancher in the sky. It offers E/W/S exposure w/3 balconies. Spacious living & dining rooms have gas fireplace & 9’ ceilings. There is a separate white paneled kitchen w/breakfast nook.

NEW LISTING: Beautiful open plan S/E corner suite in The Classic. This unit offers 1,420 sqft with 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and an updated kitchen. Lovely southern exposed sunny deck off the living room.

Great concrete and brick building. The location can’t be beat: Quiet location but just steps to Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall, Starbucks and the bus stop.

1,506 SQ FT: Tsawwassen Greene Penthouse!

This beautiful sunny S/E corner suite in the heart of Tsawwassen is just steps to Thrifty’s, transportation, parks & beaches. This 2 bedroom & den 1,500 sqft suite is ideal for downsizing. There is a separate kitchen w/eating area overlooking the large living & dining areas which boast 2 decks.

CORNER VIEW: Golf Course view at the La Mirage on View Cr. will offer you a superb down size home. Beautifully cared for 2 bdrm, not only offers a tranquil view but also a terrific floor plan with the master bedroom, main living space and spacious deck facing East over the golf course. The 2nd bedroom is at the opposite end of the corner unit.

Trish Murphy | 604.312.7621 Trisha@TrishaMurphy.ca

604.897.2010 | Teri Steele sold@TeriSteele.com

Sutton Group - Seafair Realty: 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen, BC

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Spacious 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom in Windsor Woods complex. This unit has newer carpets, blinds, fireplace glass, light fixtures, S/S appliances, water filtration system, professional paint and kitchen flooring. This a very private suite overlooking the greenbelt and includes a large covered patio with gas bbq hook-up, 1 parking and storage. Excellent location walking distance to the beach, minutes from shopping, restaurants and much more!!!

Call Shane at 604-531-1111 to arrange a private viewing.

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Personal gate leading to a fantastic resident exclusive park, basketball court and extensive green space. The kids will love it! This well managed strata unit is walking distance to the heart of Ladner, Hawthorne Elementary, Ladner Tennis Club, Transit and more! Listed at $495,000.

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Amy Lambert Realtor 604.323.3147 | amy@realestatedelta.com

Richard Lowe Realtor | RIBC Personal Real Estate Corporation richard@realestatedelta.com

Debbie Dray Office Administrator debbie@realestatedelta.com

Top 2% of all Realtors in Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver

Donating a portion of our commission on each home sold to Children’s Hospital

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NEW LISTING!

#12-4748 54A Street, Ladner | $599,900

#122 - 5421 10 Ave., Tsawwassen | $579,000

1170 Ehkolie Cres., Tsawwassen | $1,188,000

#109-1175 Ferguson Rd., Tsawwassen | $319,900

1,503 sqft – 3 bdrm – 3 bath

1,335 sqft – 2 bdrms – 2 bath

3,100+ sqft – 5 bdrms – 3 baths

952 sqft - 2 bdrms - 2 bath ground

Townhouse – 3 bdrm – 3 bath

family oriented complex

private patio – updated

9,375 sqft lot – excellent layout

level - large patio

over 1,500 sqft - Ashley Green

Rosewood Court

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many updates rancher

Century House Complex

private fully fenced backyard

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short walk to amenities

w/ basement

short walk to town center

NEW PRICE!

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2.5 ACRES!

#12-4756 62 Street, Ladner | $609,900

GREAT OPPORTUNITY!

Developer / Investor Alert!

4800 Block 57th Street

4580 Church Street, Ladner | $988,000

3400 W. River Rd., Ladner | $1,698,000

4664 54 Street, Ladner | $889,000

Developer / Investor Alert 4600 Garry Street & 48B Street

Prime Ladner location

2,347 sqft – 4 bdrms 3 bath

1,007 sqft – 3 bdrms – 1 bath

2,026 sqft – 3 bdrms

A great opportunity

potential development site being sold

dbl garage

1,000 sqft barn

2.5 bathrooms

in the heart of West Ladner.

w/ neighbouring properties total site

shed w/ power & heat Port

2.5 acres – hold or build dream

family room – 3 car garage /

Totalling 66,000 sqft.

over 1.2 acres.

Guichon 6,000 sqft lot

home to optimize on river view

workshop 5,183 sqft lot

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2,458 sqft – 5 bdrms 4 baths

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6201 48A Ave., Ladner | $1,089,000

#102-4989 47 Ave,

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Thank you for your continued support over the years!

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Jurgen 778-229-0627

Premier Real Estate Team

#1

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WE DON’T JUST LIST - WE PUT DEALS TOGETHER!

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Johanna 604-719-7345

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REALTORS FOR 32 YEARS

GORGEOUS VIEWS!

5658 WELLSGREEN PLACE Stunning, 2100 sq.ft. rancher in Wellsgreen Estates!

Virtual Tour!

MLS # R2116093

$968,000

OPEN SUNDAY 2 – 4

ALL GREATER VANCOUVER

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REDUCED!

TOP 10% IN SALES OF

BUILD TO SUIT!

LOCATION, LOCATION!

PRIME AREA – 4784 7A AVE! 7,761 sq.ft. lot.

Building plans for 4,500 – 4,700 sq.ft. homes or bring your own plans! $2,288,000 MLS # R2098759 THIS COULD BE YOUR DREAM HOME! BUILT ON TSAWWASSEN’S PRIME LOCATION!

$1,395,000

#202 1330 HUNTER ROAD In the Sahalee! Fabulous 1,677 condo with open Golf Course VIEWS! Virtual Tour!

MLS # R2102628

$988,000

OPEN SATURDAY 2 – 4 UPDATED HOME IN UPPER TSAWWASSEN! 2,304 sq.ft. (plus 116 sq.ft. unfinished) 5 Bdrm split level (o/d pool)

GREAT, UPDATED HOME IN UPPER TSAWWASSEN!

SOLD, SOLD!!!

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5241 – 10TH AVENUE

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BY TEA D L E SO FFK GE $1,048,000 3 BDRM RANCHER ON 8,762 LOT!

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344 Rosehill Wynd, Tsawwassen $2,298,000

74 Diefenbaker Wynd, Tsawwassen $1,248,000

4970 1 Ave, Tsawwassen $1,798,000

PANORAMIC VIEWS of Boundary Bay

PEBBLE HILL RANCHER - steps to Diefenbaker Park!!! This spacious 3 bed, 2 bath bungalow on QUIET street is on a PRIVATE & SUNNY low maintenance lot - ideal for those ready to downsize!

NEW: carpet & flooring, fence, covered deck, driveway, furnace, hot water tank & interior freshly painted!

PEBBLE HILL BEAUTY on park like 12,874 sq ft south facing lot!!! Wonderful 5 bedroom home with loads of updates & space for everyone! Gourmet kitchen overlooking family room opens to HUGE back deck & beautifully landscaped back yard - ideal for kids, pets & entertaining!

Bonus - detached heated studio! Walk to schools, parks, transit & beach!

& Mt Baker!!! This elegant UPDATED 5581 sq ft home features luxurious master suite on upper level and bright & spacious walk out basement with HUGE ‘party room’ opening to covered patio & private back gardens - ideal for ENTERTAINING!!!

Thinking of a move???

Call ME for confidential & personalized real estate service - Service that will MOVE YOU!!!

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662 English Bluff Road | $1,798,000 OPEN SATURDAY 2-4

ALL REASONABLE OFFERS CONSIDERED Picturesque 13,369 sq.ft. beautiful park like setting with fantastic swimming pool and lounging patio… stylish French Provincial renovated 2533 sq.ft. home with beautiful kitchen updates, exquisite dining/ living room, luxurious master suite…English Bluff Road is one of the MOST desirable locations in town – fantastic 85 ft. frontage – homes across the street selling close to 5 million…don’t delay! Bring your offers and own a piece of paradise!

OPEN HOUSE EXTRAVAGANZA 4807 Dogwood Drive $1,498,000

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328 Rosehill Wynd $2,488,800 OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

Close to 10,000 sqft lot w/ super solid much loved , well maintained 3000 sqft family home

Best buy in classy Forest by the Bay - 7800 sqft lot w/ custom built beautiful family home

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Beautifully renovated rancher on super sunny large lot w/ great outdoor living space! A winner!

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WEST LADNER SPLIT LEVEL HOME 4593 54th Street, Ladner LADNER CENTRAL NOW SELLING - 4 NEW COACH HOUSES

Quality and Elegant Coach Homes are made even more desirable because of their Location and Convenience. Main floor boasts an open concept with engineered hardwood floors; quartz counters throughout; maple cabinets; s/s appliances; gas stove, fireplace; 9 foot ceilings; crown mouldings; designer lighting and paint; hot water on demand; HRV and much more!

Second floor features 3 bedrooms, master bedroom with luxurious ensuite and walk in closet.

Loft area is great for guests or teens with bedroom, flexroom and full bathroom. PLUS self contained 1 bedroom coach home - coach house above garage can generate revenue to pay for approximately $250,000 of your mortgage. Walk to shops, Ladner village, restaurants, coffee shops, park and school.

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$1,399,000

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Beautiful & updated home located in a quiet cul-de-sac only steps away from Bell Park! This lovely family home features over 2,400 sqft of living space with 4 bedroom and 3 bathrooms. Features include real hardwood flooring, granite counters in kitchen & bathrooms, wet bar, french doors, newer carpeting & tiles, crown mouldings & baseboards throughout. Master bedrooms up and down each with lavish ensuite, so could be perfect for a young family and their parents or? Recently updated appliances incl. dishwasher, stove and a LG high efficiency washer & dryer. Bonus games room over garage, BI Vacuum, alarm sys, newer furnace. Perfect location in West Ladner close to all amenities.

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Re/Max Progroup Realty 5360 12 Avenue Tsawwassen

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4875 62nd Avenue

Extensively updated FOUR + GAMES home in the Holly area located on a private WEST exposed 6921 sq.ft. lot! Brazilian Cherry hardwood flooring on both floors, slate tile, updated Kitchen+ bathrooms. Main floor bedroom/den with 3 piece bath adjacent. Upper floor with vaulted ceiling in master, fireplace, luxury ensuite, games room with built ins. Roof 2015 + many more updates!

$1,188,000

5346 Paton • Split level with 2,382 sq ft of living space • Main floor features large living room with wood burning fireplace, dining + kitchen sliding doors lead to large patio overlooking landscaped garden and waterway • Three bedrooms (could be four beds) and games with hardwood flooring on upper floor • Large family room + laundry on lower floor.

• Garage 22’ x 19’ (493 sq ft) with 220 wiring.

• Lot 66’ x 100’ • Water views! $1,150,000

4931 Central Avenue

• Unique home with detached carriage home next to detached garage!

• Superb finishing built by Veldelta • Hardwood flooring, 9’ ceilings large kitchen, four bedrooms in main house (2246sq.ft) • Coach house (908 sq.ft) is on grade level, one bedroom on main +2nd bedroom on second floor with private patio bar • Large 450 sq.ft. garage.

• 40x170 sq.ft. lot (7147 sq.ft. lot)

4880 Coleman Place

$1,498,000

14139 Marine Drive

•Fabulous, 4029 sq ft, sprawling White Rock rancher with ocean view!

•Hardwood flooring, gourmet kitchen •Two bedrooms upstairs and two bedroom, self contained suite downstairs!

•Oversize garage (909 sq ft) •7450 sq ft lot

Asking $749,999

743 Thistledown

• Private western exposed 3 bedroom rancher tucked away in a cul-de-sac!

• Extensively updated with hardwood flooring, Pella windows, perfect kitchen with Bosch oven, Miele dishwasher, custom shaker cabinets, heated flooring in ensuite bathroom.

• Sundrenched landscaped yard features pool (2015 upgraded $11K), waterfall, n/gas hooked up bar-b-que and sitting area.

• Garden shed 8’ x 10’.

• Recent furnace + A/C! • Double car garage with Jacobs ladder for storage!

$2,300,000

#304 - 4768 53rd Street

• Back on the market and ready to go!

• Rental & pet-friendly building in the heart of Ladner!

• Corner sub penthouse • Two master suites with ensuites at opposite sides of the living area • Large kitchen with room for eating area • Oversized, covered, very private deck • 1159 sq ft • Walking distance to shopping and restaurants • Well managed strata with guest suite and recreation room

$1,398,000

6260 28th Avenue

Aileen and

Joanne

Just Sold

Slightly north of Palm Springs - FIVE bedroom + games room home!! 10,549 sq.ft lot with a 3813 sq. ft. home located in a quiet cul de sac!

Extensively updated this home offers everything the buyer has been waiting for-Hardwood flooring, gourmet kitchen, updated bathrooms and plus so much more! French doors to private yard lead to completely private yard with 15’ cedar hedging, pool, hot tub, large grass area for outdoor entertaining, pondless water feature, two natural gas hook-ups. This property is UNIQUE to the area!!

Asking $1,398,000

· TEN acre Ladner estate · Ideal for ONE family or TWO · 5/6 bedroom home + 2 bedroom 2nd home · Four car garage + 90X44 heated garage (30 cars/small RV) · Barn with 8 stalls - riding ring · Tennis Court

$4,300,000

$394,000

6317 49 Avenue

• Updated 4 bedroom duplex • 1,536 sq.ft. home on a 5,823 sq.ft lot • Central West Ladner location • New appliances • Newer roof

4737 Cannery Place Aileen and

Joanne

Just Sold

• Extensively updated, 5 bedroom • Three bedrooms on main - master with 3 piece ensuite and walk-in closet!

• Fourth bedroom, family room & flex room on lower floor • Fully landscaped garden with gorgeous pool and amazing slide - firepit too!

• Space for your trailer / boat • Two storage sheds • Water views!

Exceptional service • 20-point marketing plan • Call us for a free consultation

$999,999

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$995,500

neW PrIce

$455,000

neW PrIce

$1,149,000

neW PrIce

#122-2979 156 St South Surrey

5360 WALLAce Ave

Modern 2 bedroom + 2 bathroom 3-level Townhome in White Rock.

Great for a young family with fully fenced backyard. 2 car garage.

Complex includes playground and exercise facility.

Large 4 bedroom home in Pebble Hill. Quiet street – south facing backyard. New roof/windows/furnace/H2O tank.

8019 sqft LOT.

$799,000

$1,188,000

6325 hoLLy PArK Dr

SoLD

Lovely, 2540 sqft 4 bedroom family home in Holly. Well-maintained.

Solid wood floors. Newer roof.

Great neighbourhood. Walk to Holly school/park.

REMAX PROGROUP REALTY

SoLD

20180 41A Avenue, LAngLey

5254 LAburnum PArK PLAce - LADner Independently Owned & Operated

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TheDeltaGroup.ca

Tim, Sharon & Carrie

OPEN HOUSE SUN 2 - 4PM LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION!

Tim Rohwer 604-762-2041

Commercial Residential Specialist info@thedeltagroup.ca

TSAWWASSEN Residential Seniors Specialist info@thedeltagroup.ca info@thedeltagr g oupp.caa

$512,000 204 - 4815 48 Avenue V i

Carrie Galbraith 604-329-5212

Residential Real Estate Specialist info@thedeltagroup.ca Regency Realty Ltd. 1333 - 56th St., Delta, BC V4L 2A6

SOUGHT AFTER WHITWORTH CRESCENT

• Best FamilySUNDAY neighborhood in Ladner HOUSE 2-4 PM

Close to French immersion Ladner Elementar y TAKE •ADVANTAGE OF & Delta Secondary • 2,300 sf 4 bedroom 3 bathroom on 8,000 sf lot THIS• New GREAT PRICE! windows, roof, furnace,Triple Parking

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871 Bayview Drive $1,198,000

GREAT INVESTMENT TSAWWASSEN PROPERTY

• Spacious 4 bed,3 bath Spanish Style Rancher • Located in Pebble hill on a quiet cul-de-sac • One of the best investment properties inTsawwassen • 2,267 sf home has a bright airy feel • Huge fl at 0.355 acre lot!

1486Wallace View Cr. 502454Wallace 1474 Street Avenue $1,488,000 $1,348,000 5024 Avenue

OPPORTUNITY

• BRAND NEW custom home built by a prestigious local builder • Floorplans are in the works, NOW is the time to CUSTOMIZE your 5,500 sf Executive Home!

• Ultra private backing onto US border • 15,490 sf sun drenched south facing lot on a cul-de-sac

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4813 44 Avenue

CUSTOM BUILT HOME TSAWWASSEN

$799,800 $1,598,000 #304 Pebble1350 HillView Cr.

$1,198,000

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5087 Cliff Drive $2,499,880 OPEN HOUSE SUN 2 - 4PM

$549,800 212 - 4955 River Road f

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MOVE IN READY TSAWWASSEN • A real show stopper with all high end miele appliances and finishes • 4 bedrooms 3 bath including office & games room • Euro Line windows, heat pump, a/c with high efficiency furnace and has radiant heating!

• Separate space perfect for home business with private entrance!

• Beautifully landscaped 9,741 rectangular lot in a quiet neighbourhood

VIEWS! VIEWS! VIEWS!

• 1,263 sf one level 2 Bedroom 2 bathroom condo in SHOREWALK SUNDAY 2-4 PM OPEN • Huge eat-in kitchen plus separate formal dining room • Large sunny patio overlooks river and greenery • Rain screened complex , pets allowed, 2 parking spaces

WANT CHARM AND COMFORT!

YOU CAN SEE FOREVER!

4831 Turnbuckle Wynd

Sharon Rohwer 604-760-7163

IT’S ALL ABOUT THE VIEWS!

• Lovely 2 stor y home with 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms in Seafarer Marina including a •Updated 3 bedroom.

2 bathSUNDAY plus OPEN HOUSE 2-4 PMspace OPEN HOUSE den BONUS den in Popular “HARBOURSIDE” • Convenient 30’ boat slip included •1,229 sf - family perfect space for all •Sunny SW backyard backing onto • Unobstructed Fraser River Views from both sundecks private green space •Steps to HISTORICAL LADNER restaurants, • Fantastic location close to all amenities shops transportation & restaurants r F & riverfront f r

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$699,900

WATERSTONE LADNER RESORT INSPIRED LIVING!

• 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom corner condo • All luxury finishes, granite, stainless steel, 9’ ceilings • 2 parking, pets and rentals allowed • 15,000 sf amazing clubhouse with all the bells and whistles

$539,000 5465- 6420 Maple 194 Cr. Street $3,288,000 307

$932,000 $334,900

personal real estate corporation

fraser elliott

A44 The Delta Optimist November 11, 2016

97 ACRE BLUEBERRY FARM!

• Established Blueberry farm with mature plants

PRIME ACREAGE WITH REDEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL • 23 acre parcel beside railroad tracks

• Close to Deltaport

• Exceptional high-profile location between Hwy 99 and Hwy 10

• Potential opportunity for industrial use • 3 homes plus horse stable, 2 barns and indoor riding ring

• 2 houses and multiple barns on property • Contact for more information

• Call for more information

5039-5121 112th Street, Ladner

2990 57B Street, Ladner

$24,225,000

$11,500,000

FARMLAND!

PRIME LAND ASSEMBLY OPPORTUNITY

• 28.59 acres of prime farmland

• Stunning location • Steps to Ladner Village.

• Inquire at city hall for zoning details.

• OCP designated ground-oriented residential • Possibility for townhomes and maybe condos • Total combined site exceeds 36,000 sq. ft.

• Excellent investment property with annual income • ALR, A1 zoning • Type 1 soil allows harvesting of many crops • High profile location LOT 1 HWY 99, Ladner

4600-4624 51 Street, Ladner

$8,500,000

$5,238,000

3 STRATA UNITS FOR SALE IN NEWER TILBURY BUILDING! W NE TING LIS

• Approx 14,700 sq. ft. of total space - Option to purchase units separately or together • 2013 concrete tilt-up building with warehouse and office space • Prime exposure facing River Road, river & mountain views from all units • 207 - approx 4,000 sq. ft. - $998,800 • 208 - approx 5,200 sq. ft. plus existing pizza business w approx $100k net income - $2,188,800 • 209 - approx 5,500 sq. ft. - $1,398,800

INCREDIBLE CUSTOM BUILT HOME IN THE VILLAGE!

• Over 4,000 sq. ft. luxury residence by Pinnacle Homes • Quiet cul-de-sac location on half acre lot • Stunning interior design with ultra high-end finishings • Incredible private entertainers yard with inground pool & hot tub • 5 bedrooms plus media room, home gym, wine cellar & more • Too much to list, an absolute must see

207, 208, and 209 8291 92 Avenue, Delta

1078 Pacific Court, Tsawwassen

$4,586,000

$3,998,800

HOT OPPORTUNITY AT RIVERS REACH MARINA! • 13,000+ sq. ft. waterfront lot with 30 berth marina business

POTENTIALLY SUBDIVIDABLE 1.5 ACRE PARCEL • RS4 Zoned. Not in ALR

• Livable family home plus detached workshop

• 2 bedroom floathome included

• Potential for two 13,000+ sq. ft. lots with a bonus 1 acre piece

• 1 bedroom main home with loft area

* South Delta’s #1 Real Estate Agent.

(2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015)

Top 1% of ALL REALTORS® IN GREATER VANCOUVER in 2009, 2010, 2011 2012, 2013, 2014 & 2015 Top 5% of all REALTORS® in Greater Vancouver in 2006, 2007, 2008

9 yrs of Prestige RE/MAX Western Canada Awards dipl. in Marketing Commercial and Residential Real Estate British Columbia Ins. of Tech.

Re/Max Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave. 604-728-2845

• Excellent location across the street from the water

• Parking lot for 15 cars • Income producing business

• Just minutes to Ladner Village

• Stunning river and sunset views 3443 W River Road, Ladner

4016 W River Road, Ladner

$2,688,800

$2,198,800

ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES IN “THE TERRACE”

• Highly desirable location in coveted executive neighbourhood • Completed renovated to show like new w/stunning renovations incl high-end gourmet kitchen, hardwood flooring, new windows and roof, exquisite landscaping and so much more!

• Westcoast inspired design offering nearly 5,000 sq. ft. incl finished basement • Large 9,000+ sq. ft. private lot • Way too much to list! A true must see!

BEAUTIFUL HOME IN FOREST BY THE BAY! W NE TING LIS

• 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, over 4,000 sq. ft.

• Extensive, contemporary updating throughout • New chef’s kitchen with Miele & Sub Zero appliances • Updated bathrooms and a dream ensuite • Resort style, S facing, private backyard with pool • Nearly 12,000 sq. ft., cul-de-sac lot

33 Woodland Drive, Tsawwassen

608 Sandollar Place, Tsawwassen

$2,168,800

$1,998,800

GREAT UPDATED HOME IN “THE TERRACE”

• Substantially updated home on large 11,043 sq. ft. corner lot • Over 2,500 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms plus den & enclosed solarium • Partial views of Boundary Bay • Lush landscaping creates nice curb appeal • Newer flooring, kitchen, windows, glass railings & much more • Double garage w new glass door

IMMACULATE LUXURY HOME!

• Nearly 3,100 sq. ft. of living space • 5 bedrooms or 4 plus gamesroom design • Gourmet kitchen w highend appliance package • One of the largest lots in the subdivision • Backs onto South Delta Secondary Greenspace • Private backyard with entertaining and play area • Main floor bdrm w separate entrance, perfect for nanny

5632 Groveridge Wynd, Tsawwassen

5383 Spetifore Crescent, Tsawwassen

$1,688,800

$1,618,800

#1 AGENT IN SOUTH DELTA*

2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 & YTD 2016! #49 RANKING RE/MAX TEAM WORLDWIDE IN 2015**

*Based on Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board Statistics total MLS sales. **For total residential and commercial commissions combined out of nearly 88,000 RE/MAX sales associates worldwide. As recognized by the REMAX INTERNATIONAL achievement award given to Fraser and his team for 2015.

www.fraserelliott.com

• 2014 built executive home in prime West Ladner • 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, 2,596 sq. ft.

• High-end finishings throughout incl hardwood floors, hot water on demand, Bosch appliances and more!

• Open concept plan and excellent outdoor entertaining area • Double garage

LOVELY PORT GUICHON FAMILY HOME!

• 6 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 2,565 sq. ft.

• Master bedroom on main

• Open plan with vaulted ceilings t sold j u• s High-end Viking appliances ser

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4880 55b Street, Ladner

4557 Savoy Street, Ladner

$1,458,800

$1,450,000

HUGE 22,000 SF LOT WITH POTENTIAL FOR DEVELOPMENT! • Prime location close to town centre and Secondary School • Half acre parcel that can be combined with neighbouring lots for 90,000 sq. ft. land assembly • Large two level home with legal suite • Double garage and updates in upper and lower areas • Inquire about development possibilities

GREAT FAMILY HOME IN “THE VILLAGE”!

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5361 8A Avenue, Tsawwassen

4784 Wesley Drive, Tsawwassen

$1,450,000

$1,398,800

STUNNING CONDO AT THE VIEW! W NE TING LIS

• 4 bedroom residence on large 11,250 sq. ft. corner lot • 2,600 sq. ft. plan with living/kitchen down and bedrooms upstairs • Substantially renovated throughout • Stunning gourmet kitchen w industrial chef’s range and oversize fridge • Double garage • Desirable neighbourhood close to parks and schools • Just minutes to many amenities

LARGE 4 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME!

• 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, over 1,900 sq. ft.

• 2,720 sq. ft. home on 7,987 sq. ft. lot

• Updated throughout with newer kitchen, flooring, paint and bathrooms

• Gourmet Chef’s kitchen with Thermador appliances • Open concept living area with glass doors to patio

• Excellent plan with 4 bedrooms upstairs

• Beautiful 700 sq. ft. patio overlooking the golf course • Private, enclosed 2 car garage

• Close to all amenities including schools and parks

• Steps to shops and restaurants

• Move in ready

103-1212 Hunter Road, Tsawwassen

5295 12th Avenue, Tsawwassen

$1,298,800

$1,298,800

UPDATED HOME IN THE VILLAGE! • 4 bdrms (3 up, 1 down), 3 baths, over 2,800 sq. ft.

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS IN BEACH GROVE!

• Close to schools, shops, recreation, and more

• 7,200+ sq. ft. rectangular lot just steps to the beach • Updated 2,823 sq. ft. home on two levels • 5 bedrooms upstairs plus formal living and dining areas down • Very sunny, south facing exposure in front yard • Double garage

4773 Wesley Drive, Tsawwassen

6003 Kirkwood Road, Tsawwassen

$1,250,000

$1,199,000

• New kitchen, bathrooms, and flooring • Large, 9,000 sq. ft. rectangular lot • Quiet yet conveniently located

STUNNING RANCHER WITH GORGEOUS UPDATES! • Renovated throughout incl new kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, windows, furnace & so much more!

• 3 bedrooms, 2,100+ sq. ft., 8,593 sq. ft. lot • Quiet, low-traffic street • Double garage and lovely landscaping • Close to schools, parks & amenities • West facing, sunny backyard

LOVELY RANCHER! W NE TING S I L

• 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, nearly 1,900 sq. ft.

• Large, 11,000 + sq. ft. lot • Just minutes from schools, parks, and shops • Extensively renovated throughout incl kitchen, bathrooms, flooring & stamped concrete driveway • Two custom high-end outdoor sheds

5353 Wildwood, Tsawwassen

861 53A Street, Tsawwassen

$1,198,800

$1,198,800

CENTRALLY LOCATED FAMILY HOME!

• 6 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, nearly 2,400 sq. ft.

• Renovated kitchen w granite counters & cabinets • New bathrooms and laminate flooring • Single car garage and extra large circular driveway • Private fenced yard and newer sundeck • Lower level suite potential 5102 11A Avenue, Tsawwassen

$1,150,000

JUST STEPS TO LADNER VILLAGE!

• 4 bedroom home recently built by Andres Homes • Luxurious finishings throughout • Unbeatable location across from Lions Park • Detached 2 car garage • Bonus games/room loft area could be 5th bedroom 5178 Westminster Lane, Ladner

$1,138,800

Call Today for a Free Home Evaluation!

604.728.2845

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STUNNING LUXURY HOME! W NE TING LIS

fraser elliott

November 11, 2016 The Delta Optimist A45

* South Delta’s #1 Real Estate Agent.

(2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015)

Top 1% of ALL REALTORS® IN GREATER VANCOUVER in 2009, 2010, 2011 2012, 2013, 2014 & 2015 Top 5% of all REALTORS® in Greater Vancouver in 2006, 2007, 2008

9 yrs of Prestige RE/MAX Western Canada Awards dipl. in Marketing Commercial and Residential Real Estate British Columbia Ins. of Tech.

Re/Max Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave. 604-728-2845

personal real estate corporation

fraser elliott

A46 The Delta Optimist November 11, 2016

(2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015)

Top 1% of ALL REALTORS IN GREATER VANCOUVER in 2009, 2010, 2011 2012, 2013, 2014 & 2015

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Top 5% of all REALTORS® in Greater Vancouver in 2006, 2007, 2008

9 yrs of Prestige RE/MAX Western Canada Awards dipl. in Marketing Commercial and Residential Real Estate British Columbia Ins. of Tech.

4 BEDROOM HOME ON CORNER LOT • Beach Grove location on large 7,858 sq. ft. lot • 4 bdrm, 3 bath, 2,600 sq. ft.

• Well cared for by long time owners • Steps to elementary school and golf course • Newer roof • Quiet, family friendly street

• Opportunity to separate existing duplex and build a new dream home on 7,838 sq. ft. lot • Current home is an updated, 2 bedroom half duplex with single car garage • Quiet cul-de-sac location close to schools, parks and the beach • Upgraded roof, hardwood floors, kitchen etc.

1696 58 Street, Tsawwassen

1654 57A Street, Tsawwassen

$1,098,000

$1,098,800

PRESTIGIOUS SUNSHINE HILLS!

• 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, over 2,200 sq. ft.

LOVELY UPDATED FAMILY HOME!

• Attached, double garage and large driveway

• 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, over 2,300 sq. ft.

• Updated kitchen with granite counters and newer appliances • On demand hot water and new IBC boiler • Updated hardwood and tile flooring • New windows, ext. paint & drainage, gutters, fence, and deck • Desirable cul-de-sac location in Holly area

11343 Bond Boulevard, Delta

6243 Holly Park Court, Ladner

$1,068,000

$1,068,800

• Updated, open kitchen plus a bonus wok kitchen • Vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors, updated bathrooms • Huge, private lot and multiple decks

ENJOY THE BEACH LIFE!

• 3 bedroom rancher style home with undeniable beach style • Private setting with multiple outdoor entertaining spaces • Rustic wide plank hardwood floors, wainscotting, updated kitchen, bathrooms and more!

• Just steps to the beach • Nearly 1,300 sq. ft. of functional living space on a 6,000+ lot

W NE TING LIS

STUNNING RANCHER!

• Completely updated inside and out, 1,577 sq. ft.

• Shows like new, too many upgrades to list • 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, double wide garage • Ultra-private yard on 6,919 lot with mature landscaping • Cul-de-sac location in highly desirable Victory South

1432 Compston Crescent, Tsawwassen

5330 Aspen Way, Ladner

$999,900

$999,900

PRESTIGIOUS ARTHUR DRIVE!

LARGE 4 BEDROOM CUL-DE-SAC HOME!

• 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2,150 sq. ft.

• Nearly 2,800 sq. ft. executive layout

• Lovingly maintained by original owner

• Desirable Holly location on family-friend street

• Newer roof, windows, l dand HW tank o s t s ju • Close to shops, restaurants, and schools ser

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* South Delta’s #1 Real Estate Agent.

Re/Max Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave. 604-728-2845

LARGE LOT IN BEACH GROVE!

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• 4 bedrooms plus gamesroom (could be 5th bedroom)

4361 Arthur Drive, Ladner

4696 Holly Park Place, Ladner

$998,800

$998,800

NORTH SHORE MOUNTAIN VIEWS! • 5 bdrms, 2 baths, 2,124 sq. ft.

• 2 level home backing onto waterway • Investment potential • Lots of room for the family • 8,600 sq. ft. lot • Minutes to schools and parks

BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED FAMILY HOME!

• 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, nearly 2,200 sq. ft.

• Open and bright main floor with vaulted ceilings • Gorgeous, updated kitchen with stainless appliances • Completely renovated mortgage helper downstairs • South facing, park-like backyard

5929 Crescent Drive, Ladner

11126 S Fuller Crescent, Delta

$979,000

$928,800

BRAND NEW HOME!

• 3 bedroom and den, 3 bath • Almost 2,000 sq. ft.

• 2-5-10 yr warranty • Quality workmanship • Generous sized bedrooms • Steps to Ladner Village • On demand hot water • Central vacuum & security system

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3 BEDROOM RANCHER IN HOLLY! • Nearly 1,700 sq. ft. on one level

• Double garage with brand new door • Recent paint and newer roof & furnace • Quiet location close to school and park • Easy access into Vancouver and only minutes to Ladner Village

4834 48 Avenue, Ladner

6355 Holly Park Drive, Ladner

$899,900

$849,900

including gst

Call Today for a Free Home Evaluation!

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BEAUTIFUL 3 LEVEL TOWNHOME!

• 1,633 sq. ft. on one level plus double garage • 2 bedroom design with excellent outdoor patio • Bright living room with classic brick fireplace • Same owner for over 25 years • 4,200+ sq. ft. private lot

• 3 bed, 2.5 bath, nearly 1,600 sq. ft.

• Gourmet kitchen with SS appliances and granite counters

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• Fenced patio plus 2 balconies

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• Double tandem garage • Walk to shopping, schools, and more

281 Centennial Parkway, Tsawwassen

9-4766 55B Street, Ladner

$839,900

$798,800

EXQUISITE 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOME!

4 BEDROOM TOWNHOME!

• Sonnenberg-built Leanders Lane • 1,400+ sq. ft. plan on two levels • 3 large bedrooms and 3 bathrooms • Meticulously maintained throughout • Luxury finishes including high end kitchen with granite counters and stainless upgraded appliances • Double garage, quiet side of complex.

• Desirable Leander’s Lane by Sonnenberg • 3 level design with over 1,700 sq. ft., double garage & 4 bathrooms • Luxury features incl granite counters, SS appliances & crown mouldings • Close to many amenities incl Ladner Village and easy transit access • Well maintained complex with low strata fees

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4-4780 55B Street, Ladner

2-4780 55B Street, Ladner

$759,900

$669,900 PENTHOUSE WITH RIVER VIEWS!

RARE 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOME! W NE TING LIS

• 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, nearly 1,600 sq. ft.

• Open concept kitchen, laminate floors, high ceilings • Private, covered balcony with stunning river views • Bonus loft level, end unit, 2 parking stalls • Well run, pet friendly building

• 1,700 sq. ft. of living space on 3 levels • Updated throughout, just move right in • Double wide garage, tons of storage • Walking distance to town • Well maintained complex • Low strata fees

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308-6263 River Road, Ladner

#6 5671 Ladner Trunk Rd., Ladner

$649,900

$659,900 RANCHER STYLE TOWNHOUSE!

WATERFRONT LIVING!

• 2 bdrm and den with 2 bthrms

• 3 bdrm 3 bath 9 years old

• Engineered, reinforced concrete float

• Updated throughout incl new floors, appliances, bathroom & more

• Private storage container

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• 1,381 sq. ft., single garage plus extra parking pad

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• Quiet side of well maintained complex

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ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE BEACH!

fraser elliott

November 11, 2016 The Delta Optimist A47

* South Delta’s #1 Real Estate Agent.

(2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015) #20-3871 River Rd., Ladner

2-6280 48A Avenue, Ladner

$599,900

$639,900 HUGE 1 LEVEL EXECUTIVE TOWNHOME

GATED COMMUNITY!

• 19+ complex in quiet location • Master bedroom with sundeck • Large 3 bdrm layout (2 with 4 piece ensuite).

• Approximately 1,716 sq. ft. of living space.

• Close to highway access.

• Single garage plus additional parking stall • Stainless steel appliances, gas stove, new washer and dryer, and crown moulding throughout.

• 2 bdrm 1 bath 950 sq. ft.

• Cozy rancher in a quiet cul de sac bright and clean

• Covered patio • Large single car garage • 55+ development • Close to Marina

4-6380 48A Avenue, Ladner

5552 Tidewater Bay, Ladner

$599,900

$569,000

OWN A SUNDIAL TOWNHOUSE! • 3 bdrm 2 bath 1,487 sq. ft.

• Central location

• Clean, bright and spacious • 2 storeys

LADNER VILLAGE TOWNHOME! W NE TING LIS

• 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1,175 sq. ft.

• Custom kitchen cabinets

• Fresh paint and lighting throughout

• Private fenced yard

• Private backyard

• Walk to schools, shopping and more

• Newer windows and roof

• Cozy fireplace

• Steps to Ladner Village

139-5421 10 Avenue, Tsawwassen

4931 River Reach, Ladner

$559,900

$519,900

#1 AGENT IN SOUTH DELTA*

2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 & YTD 2016! #49 RANKING RE/MAX TEAM WORLDWIDE IN 2015**

*Based on Greater Vancouver Real Estate Board Statistics total MLS sales. **For total residential and commercial commissions combined out of nearly 88,000 RE/MAX sales associates worldwide. As recognized by the REMAX INTERNATIONAL achievement award given to Fraser and his team for 2015.

www.fraserelliott.com

Top 1% of ALL REALTORS® IN GREATER VANCOUVER in 2009, 2010, 2011 2012, 2013, 2014 & 2015 Top 5% of all REALTORS® in Greater Vancouver in 2006, 2007, 2008

9 yrs of Prestige RE/MAX Western Canada Awards dipl. in Marketing Commercial and Residential Real Estate British Columbia Ins. of Tech.

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A48 The Delta Optimist November 11, 2016

IN THE CURRENT HOUSING MARKET

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As recognized by the REMAX INTERNATIONAL achievement award given to Fraser and/or Fraser and his team for 2015.

November 11, 2016 The Delta Optimist A49

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UNBEATABLE VIEWS!

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OBITUARIES CARNEY, Gordon James It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Gordon Carney on 6 November 2016.

Gord leaves behind many who loved him dearly, his partner Nanette and their beloved grandchildren Riley and Liam who were the light of his life, their mother Leslie and their Aunts, Uncles and cousins. Also mourning his loss are his mother Judy McLeod (Ken Bates), father Jim Carney (Lorraine), sister Colleen Terpsma (David), brother Brent Carney (Gayle), his nieces Christine (James), Laura (Julian), and Elizabeth (Graham), his nephew David (Ashley) and great-nephew Theo and great-niece Jamie, Aunt Carol (Glen), cousins Ben and Heather and Aunt Maureen, and many other friends and colleagues who touched his life and to those lives he touched over the years.

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Gordon was much loved by his family and is sorely missed........ Across the Universe There will be a Reception Gathering on Monday, November 14, 2016 at 1:00 pm at Delta Funeral Home, 5329 Ladner Trunk Road, Ladner, BC. In lieu of flowers please consider a donation to the Canadian Kidney Foundation.

Delta Funeral Home (604) 946-6040

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Gord enjoyed a few hobbies along the way either spending hours building models related to one of his passions, being World War II aircraft and tanks.

He was extremely well read in that period of history.

This passion also lead him to serve his country as an Army Reserve Weapons Technician at the 12th Service Battalion in Richmond. His 12 year commitment he was rewarded with several awards and honourable recognition.

Gord was one of the most kind and caring people anyone could know. His sense of humour, at times pleasantly dry, at other times pleasantly warped! brought many laughs to those privileged to be within earshot. Even in the early and latter stages of his illness he managed to get in some laughs.

Gordon and his family were very grateful to the staff of Richmond Community Dialysis unit for their loving care and attention.

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Another of his great interests was that of being probably one of the biggest Beatles fans ever!

Again, his breadth of knowledge and love of this music provided thousands of hours of listening to this epic music and becoming a self-professed Beatleologist!

This year a crowning moment for Gord was when he attended a Paul McCartney concert with his brother, Brent, sitting close enough to the stage to be the envy of thousands.

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