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Trees fail to get proper protection

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After winning in small claims court, resident is critical of Delta’s efforts SANDOR GYARMATI

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Delta’s tree protection bylaw doesn’t offer much protection at all, says a Tsawwassen resident who took the municipality to court and won. “It’s a complete and utter joke. Delta happily collects money for a permit but they’re not doing their job — period,” said Beth Miller. Miller’s case involved the removal of trees that lined 10A Avenue in Tsawwassen, a move that sparked outrage from neigh-

bouring homeowners. The trees in question were located within the Royal Oaks development, a portion of which backs onto 10A Avenue. The trees were on private property and the strata council applied for, and obtained, a permit to remove 34 of them. As part of the permit, Royal Oaks had to plant 33 replacement trees. However, neighbouring residents wondered how a permit to remove so many trees could have been issued. JUDGE: see Page 3

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Delta police Const. Ken Usipiuk gets a close up look underneath a combo dump truck during a truck check at 41B Street and 27B Avenue last week. Usipiuk said there were multiple critical defects and that the vehicle was not roadworthy. The license plates were seized and the trailer was impounded on the spot. Police set up checkpoints at different locations monthly.

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Delta farmers pleased new provincial regulations level the playing field IAN JACQUES

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Delta farmers are pleased that new provincial regulations will ensure food sold as organic lives up to its name. “There is accountability now,” said Harvie Snow, who runs Snow Farms with his wife Susan. “If they are making a claim that they are organic and selling an organic product, then they should be held to that standard.” Snow said organic farmers who have all the proper certification and have been marketing their products as such have to constantly compete with others who claim to be organic when, in fact, they’re not. “At the end of the day with these new regulations it creates a level playing field. We all have to meet a basic minimum standard,” he said. Cait Murphy, communications coordinator for the Earthwise Society, said the Boundary Baybased organization that promotes eco-friendly gardening and farming is supportive of the new organic food regulations. She said Earthwise hopes the new regulations will encourage more peo-

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Harvie and Susan Snow grow organic produce at Snow Farms. They’re pleased the provincial government has introduced regulations that ensure organic growers meet certain standards. ple to support ecological food production. “When you choose to buy organics, you are supporting farming that enriches the soil, supports biodiversity and contributes to healthy ecosystems,” Murphy said. “People’s purchasing decisions are one way to effect real change and the new regulations will help to strengthen consumer confidence in the integrity of

organic food. “The new regulations will also protect consumers and certify that people are really buying what they think they are buying. Earthwise knows from our own experience that organic farming costs more because it is very labour intensive, but we believe people are willing to pay the extra cost if they feel confident in the integrity of the product.”

The regulations, under the new Food and Agricultural Products Classification Act, allow for terms such as organic to be used only if and when specific certification standards have been met. After September 2018, if a product is being marketed as organic in B.C., it will have to be from a producer who has successfully been accredited through a federal or provincial certifica-

tion program. The transition time to September 2018 allows non-certified producers that wish to continue to market their products as organic time to complete the certification process. The regulations were developed following extensive consultation with B.C.’s organic growers, 80 per cent of which agreed on the need for new requirements.

Judge found Delta had breached its duty of care

CONTINUED from Page 1 Miller filed a lawsuit in small claims court against Delta and the arborist, claiming 27 perimeter pines were removed contrary to the bylaw. She found out last month she had won, the judge finding Delta had breached its duty of care, but the award was limited to $3,000. Miller also filed for a judicial review in B.C. Supreme Court. What’s worse, Miller

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said, is that her immediate neighbour recently removed a couple trees that shouldn’t have been cut down, which will prompt another lawsuit. Municipal politicians recently debated whether to revisit Delta’s tree legislation, and even though they ultimately decided against doing so, they did ask staff for an update on the tree loss situation. Miller said a big problem is the municipality

automatically takes any arborist’s report at face value and she doesn’t believe the bylaws department is closely monitoring the situation or acting on the existing bylaw. “I don’t think there’s anything wrong with the tree cutting bylaw, but it’s not being followed at all and the fact Delta approved trees removed right next door to me, right in the middle when I was in a lawsuit with them,

shows you just how completely out to lunch they are, or they don’t care,” she said. Parks and recreation director Ken Kuntz told the Optimist Delta will be taking a look at the judgment to see whether it will appeal. He added Delta is upholding the bylaw. “About two years ago we changed it from a tree removal bylaw to a tree protection bylaw. That’s a pretty significant change

in terms of thrust and direction because now we have much stiffer penalties and much stiffer fines and much stiffer requirements,” he said. “We take replanting seriously as well. The municipality in 2015 managed to plant about 600 new trees. We’re now well over a thousand new trees in 2016, so we’re going hard at planting trees wherever we can plant them.”

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Seaspan welcomes first of its two hybrid ferries Turkish vessel runs on diesel, LNG and battery IAN JACQUES

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It has only been a little over a month, but already Seaspan Ferries Corporation is seeing a big difference in its fleet with the arrival of the Seaspan Swift, the first of two new dual-fueled/hybrid (diesel, liquefied natural gas and battery) ferries. The state-of-the-art vessel, currently docked at Seaspan’s Tilbury terminal in Delta, arrived after an eight-week journey in early December that spanned a total of 10,661 nautical miles following its construction in Turkey. The 148.9-metre ferry, which can accommodate up to 59 trailers, went through a series of regulatory inspections and crew training programs throughout December and early January. The vessel

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had its first operational test run last Sunday. “The vessel is in full service with our fleet,” said Seaspan vice president Steve Roth. “We have a few little bugs that we are continuing to work out and we expect the second vessel when she comes over will be able to get into service quicker because she is a twin and hopefully we will have learned a few things from the first one.” The Seaspan Swift, along with its sister ship, the Seaspan Reliant, marks the first vessels added to Seaspan’s fleet since 2002. The Seaspan Reliant is nearing completion and undergoing testing and trials in Turkey. It is expected to arrive in Tilbury at the end of February. “For us the need was to replace a very old fleet. When you do that it allows

us to take advantage of the new technology. The vessels we were running here were 40 to 50 years old,” said Roth, adding both vessels will be based in Tilbury. “The vessels are a bit of a game changer as they are unique in North America and also unique with the fact we are using LNG as the primary fuel, but we also have diesel and a battery component as well, so we really have three fuel sources. It definitely raises the bar, particularly from an environmental perspective because these have a significantly less greenhouse gas footprint then a diesel vessel.” Seaspan Ferries Corporation operates a fleet of seven ferries out of five terminals in B.C. and supplies more than 50 per cent of all cargo to Vancouver Island.

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Suite owners not keen on new civic policies Water meters ensure everyone pays fair share IAN JACQUES

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The Corporation of Delta is making changes to its secondary suites program, but they’re not sitting well with some landlords. The changes include the installation of water meters, an introduction of an annual fee for suites with an occupancy permit and the end of statutory declarations. Tsawwassen resident Davina McKaig and her family were one of the first homes to legalize a secondary suite when Delta started its program in 2010. During the past six years, McKaig said they have complied with all the regulations and done everything to ensure their suite was legal, but just when they think everything is OK, there’s another hurdle put in front of them. “From day one we were encouraged to be in this program and we were proud to be one of the first 10, but in the end what does that mean for someone who follows the rules?” she asked. “There are 4,200 suites that they have identified that are not legal, so I wonder what about those people? “As a citizen who follows the rules, and that’s what we have done from day one, it’s really disconcerting that we took months,

paid our dues and paid financially for what we thought would be great for our future and then it took 17 days to have someone on our front lawn looking at installing a water meter.” Another resident who wrote to mayor and council, and copied her letter to the Optimist, feels it’s unfair to have to pay extra fees now that Delta is eliminating statutory declarations from the program.

“We have complied with all directives from the Corporation (of Delta). Our suite is legal and has an occupancy permit. We did this with the understanding that with a statutory declaration stating that the suite was family occupied would exempt us from the fees listed in your letter, including double utility fees and an additional $300 annual fee,” wrote Phyllis Hamilton. “The entire home, including a legal suite, contains four people, therefore our use of municipal services is no greater than most families in Delta.”

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According to Delta, the goal of the changes is to further improve occupant safety and ensure all homes with secondary suites are paying an equitable amount. “We made a change last year to our water service bylaw that requires all properties with secondary suites to be metered and that’s really about equity,” said director of engineering Steve Lan. “We are phasing out all the statutory regulations. If you don’t have anyone living there with the meter you will pay less, but if you do, you will pay more. They are paying their fair share and that’s really what it is all about. “We have had problems in the past with statutory declarations that were not all accurate and there were still people living there. This way we capture everyone and everyone pays a fair share.” Lan said he expects 800 meters will be installed in secondary suites in the coming months. According to Delta, installation of a water meter will be at no cost to the property owner. Until a meter is installed, the property will be charged an annual flat utility bill for both the principal dwelling and the suite.

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Shred-a-thon guards against identity theft

Annual event set for tomorrow in Tsawwassen

As the year begins, it’s a great time to make a resolution to keep your confidential information safe from those who prey on unsuspecting citizens. Identity theft is one of the fastest growing crimes in North America and an important step to prevent it is to properly destroy any sensitive information. Urban Impact is sponsoring a “shred-a-thon” in Tsawwassen tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to benefit Delta Gymnastics Society. “This is the fifth year hosting this shredding event and it is a service that our community and local business members have started to rely on,” said Ana Arciniega, executive director of Delta Gymnastics. “This is the perfect time of the year as we prepare for tax season, to clean up office drawers, storage rooms and files and bring them for safe disposal.” Identity theft is a form of stealing an individual’s personal or business information to access resourc-

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Tomorrow’s shred-a-thon in Tsawwassen will benefit Delta Gymnastics. es, obtain credit and other benefits in the victim’s name. “Once stolen, thieves can use your personal or business name and financial information to open credit cards and run up expenses,” explained Arciniega. “Once identity thieves steal your name, it’s very difficult to clear up your credit history afterwards, so it is critical that you protect your personal information.” Businesses and individuals are welcome to

bring in their bags and boxes of documents to shred behind the Tim Hortons in Tsawwassen where an Urban Impact shredding truck will be stationed. Donations will be accepted by members of Delta Gymnastics who will assist with the removal of boxes. The shred-a-thon will be set up in a way that will allow people to drive through. Shredding of credit card statements, payroll information, tax returns and more is recommended.

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he Delta Police Department’s recent analysis of Ladner Trunk Road collisions reinforces what we know but are reluctant to

change. After three fatal crashes in 2016 along the stretch of Ladner Trunk from the Highway 99 junction to Scott Road, the department decided to take a threeyear look to determine the scope of accidents in that area and the reasons behind them. Is there something about the road design that’s at fault? The analysis found 44 crashes over that time period, but, not surprisingly, concluded that, generally speaking, driver error, not road design, was to blame. Given it’s a straight, flat strip of asphalt, save for the hill west of Scott Road, the findings are to be expected, but in many ways they come as discouraging news. If there were an engineering issue with the road, a failing that was responsible for a portion of the crashes, it could be addressed and the accident rate would presumably fall. Unfortunately, it’s not that easy. Actually, the solution is quite simple, but getting drivers to change their behaviour is much easier said than done. It must be disheartening for police officers to respond to collision after collision knowing that all the education and awareness campaigns urging drivers to slow down and remove distractions still aren’t getting through, at least not to everybody. It’s why police Chief Neil Dubord issued a challenge to drivers this week to take it upon themselves to make Delta’s roads the safest in B.C. That’s because drivers hold all the cards in this situation. Although there are measures that could be undertaken — reducing the speed limit, banning passing, placing a median down the middle, etc. — to make Ladner Trunk a less dangerous stretch of road, at the end of the day there’s only so much that can be done to save us from ourselves. The narrow, two-lane road carries more traffic than intended, but even so, it’s still a straight, flat strip that shouldn’t be the site of so much carnage. The number of fatalities in 2016 was most definitely an anomaly, but the police department analysis underlined a disturbing pattern of crashes. That has the ability to change but it’s going to take everyone using that route to get on board.

ICBC’s claims philosophy is in need of a complete overhaul

ew readers recall the angry mood of B.C. motorists directed at the private automobile companies prior to

1974. High premiums, uninsured vehicles, draconian rating practices, limited coverage, harsh cancellation policies and unfair treatment of injury claims resulted in a change of government and the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia. ICBC initially addressed many past criticisms. Mandatory coverage tied to the vehicle licence plate ensured few, if any, uninsured vehicles and supplementary coverage provided additional protection. Underwriting practices of ICBC and its networking across the province ensured excellent customer sales and service and vehicle repairs. Suffice to say, finding of fault, evaluating injury or loss of life is a complex subject. Claims of this nature are resolved by highly trained personnel and lawyers via negotiations, mediation or trial. Approximately three per cent of all litigation files are historically settled by trial. ICBC’s “Achilles heel” is its current handling of injury claims. Its policy of accident benefits and “no-fault” coverage is inadequate and is secondary coverage to all private plans, even MSP coverage. A disabled employed person is eligible for $15,600 P.A. for two years maximum, near welfare rates. Claimants requiring medi-

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cally necessary treatment are not fully compensated for incurred expense until settlement years later. Death and funeral benefits lack proper coverage. An updated “primary package” of no-fault benefits is necessary for universal coverage. In years past ICBC was a leading innovator in settling bodily injury claims. The introduction of alternative dispute mechanisms, emphasis on customer service, and reimbursement of out of pocket expense and wage loss facilitated early settlements. In 1988, ICBC introduced mediation as an option to trial with the injured party at the negotiating table, which proved highly successful for all parties. Insurance companies and law firms across Canada soon followed suit. The judiciary and academic institutions supported the process with public approval. Twenty years later this fundamental program was abandoned by ICBC. In 2008, a new claims regime issued a directive of more

trials, historically an expensive non-winner for all parties. This cultural shift and changes in senior claims personnel were extreme. Staff authorities were arbitrarily reduced or deleted. Claims are now adjudicated by committee with loss of individual accountability. File authority is invested in a select few. Little attention is applied to counsel’s recommendations. Using ICBC’s latest statistical data from 2008 to 2014, legal representation is up by 20 per cent in six years. Settlements and costs have risen by as much as 45 per cent. This unacceptable increase is solely due to a change in claims philosophy. In 2014, injury settlements and litigation expense totalled $1.5 billion. Trial delays have resulted in file backlog. There is a direct correlation between settlement delays and escalating severities and costs. Rumours abound over poor staff morale and the public is concerned over rising premiums and settlement delays. A review is required of its claims philosophy and practices as rising severities and costs are unacceptable. The injured motoring public should not be threatened by an expensive trial or unnecessary delays in receiving rightful benefits and adequate compensation And a good night to you, Dave. Doug Husband is a former manager with ICBC and a retired senior commercial mediator. He’s also a former mayor of Delta.

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Letters

Transit crossing is the answer

Editor: Re: Due diligence done on bridge, letter to the editor, Jan. 20 The need for a new crossing is not in question. The consultation process did not mention that the bridge would be built on silt and not bedrock. This is a $3.5-billion gamble in our earthquake prone zone. The public was expected to decide from a limited amount of information which was biased towards the bridge option. If, as Transportation Minister

Todd Stone states, the bridge option is not needed to accommodate larger container ships, then a tunnel option makes more sense. All crossings are at capacity and experience significant gridlock, which brings me to the conclusion that dedicated transit crossings are the solution. The $3.5 billion should be used for above ground light rail transit from Richmond to White Rock and to the ferry terminal through a tunnel solely dedicated to light

rail. Bikes could be transported on the rail cars. The George Massey Tunnel can be maintained as usual and then replaced in 10 to 30 years. The new transit-only tunnel could be placed beside or near the Massey Tunnel or even moved upstream to cross near Riverport. A new transit crossing will significantly reduce traffic in the tunnel while reducing thousands of carbon-emitting cars. It would make for a much more pleasant commute. Shelley Bevandick

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The B.C. Children’s Hospital Foundation was the beneficiary of Tsawwassen Mills’ Christmas spirit. A holiday gift wrapping service at the mall in exchange for donations to the foundation raised $4,000. On hand for the cheque presentation were (from left) Tsawwassen Mills general manager Mark Fenwick, Loretta Lawrence and Kaleigh Gellert of the B.C. Children’s Hospital Foundation, mall marketing director Kristina Shier and guest services supervisor Jean Parfionko.

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Community

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Community

Auxiliary donation buys stretchers for hospital IAN JACQUES

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The medical imaging department at Delta Hospital has two new ergonomically sound ultrasound stretchers and it has the Delta Hospital Auxiliary to thank. Late last month, the stretchers, at a cost of $11,500, were delivered to the hospital. Andreas Hochstrasser, site coordinator of medical imaging, said there was a big need from the patient side and from a staff perspective to get this new equipment. “The benefits are really patient safety, ease of use and getting on and off the stretcher, which was very difficult before,” Hochstrasser said. “Patient comfort is another thing. We had one stretcher that was outdated and another one that we had safety concerns with. These are ideal. We are very appreciative and enthusiastic to have these

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The new ultrasound stretchers have been well received by staff and patients of Delta Hospital’s medical imaging department. two new pieces of equipment.” Hochstrasser said a high percentage of B.C. sonographers report musculoskeletal injuries at some point. He said medical literature suggests that 80 per cent of sonographers seek medical treatment for these kinds of work-related injuries. “By having the best possible equipment (and this includes proper stretchers) available to our staff at Delta Hospital, we can

minimize the risk of a musculoskeletal injury occurring,” he added. Auxiliary president Robbi Schultes said once the group learned of the need, it was happy to step up. “If we are able to provide this equipment, we want to do that,” she said. “They are so important to the safety of patients and staff and we are very fortunate that we can support the needs of the hospital in this way.”

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Around Town Board Game Battle

Board Game Battle Royale has been rescheduled for Thursday, Feb. 23, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at the Tsawwassen Library. Do you have a competitive streak? Want to meet some people in your community? It is time to get your game on! This is a do-or-die fast-paced game battle where participants sign up in pairs to compete in a speed dating-like style of game play. Look for some of the classic games like Taboo, Bananagrams, or Trivial Pursuit to make an appearance. Duos can be arranged if you don’t have a partner.

Giant Book Sale

The annual Giant Book Sale continues today (9 a.m. to 6 p.m.) and tomorrow (9 a.m. to 3 p.m.) at KinVillage Community Centre, 5430-10th Ave. The sale includes thousands of books as well as board games, jigsaw puzzles, CDs and DVDs. Proceeds from the sale will go towards upgrading the community centre’s sound system.

Take Five

Gallery 1710 presents Take Five, an art show featuring Mary Ellen Bullock, Eileen Fong, Laurel Johnson, Lea Price and Marlene Strain, until Feb. 5. An opening reception will be held tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. featuring music by Steven Wright. Light refreshments will be served. Gallery 1710 is located at 1710-56th St., right beside the South Delta Recreation Centre. The show is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday to Sunday.

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There are just two more performances of the Sidekick Players Club’s production of ART. The play will be staged tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Tsawwassen Arts Centre. 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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Pop-up display and presentation on 1845 Franklin Expedition coming to Ladner DAVE WILLIS

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pop-up display and a presentation on the ill-fated 1845 Franklin Expedition will take place in Ladner next week. Vancouver Maritime Museum programs coordinator Talya Mallek, who will give a talk titled The Franklin Expedition and its Legacy, says it will provide context to Sir John Franklin’s famous voyage within the history of the quest for the Northwest Passage. “The talk will delve into the 170-year-old mystery of what happened to Sir John Franklin and his men through evidence found by subsequent explorers, as well as details of the modern-day discoveries of the HMS Erebus and HMS Terror,” says Mallek in an email to the Optimist. The wreck of the HMS Erebus was discovered by an expedition led by Parks Canada in 2014 in Nunavut while the HMS Terror was found last September. After the talk guests will have a chance to see and touch different reproductions of artifacts from the HMS Erebus. They include an illuminator, a Blue Willow Pattern plate, a small 3D replica of the HMS Erebus bell and a reproduction

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Reproductions of artifacts from the HMS Erebus will be at the Port of Vancouver Delta Community Office in Ladner next week. of the letter left by the Franklin Expedition in a cairn on King William Island. Mallek says the popup display includes text, images and two digital touch-screens where visitors can view videos about the history and modernday search. “The pop-up display puts the mysteries of Franklin’s tragic voyage

into a historical context of science and exploration, looking at reasons behind the expedition and clues from early search efforts, and connects visitors to contemporary Arctic investigation, presenting the methodologies and findings of ongoing scientific research in Canada’s North.” Mallek notes the display is the cornerstone

of The Franklin Network Outreach Project, an innovative, three-year initiative helmed by the Royal Ontario Museum, in collaboration with Parks Canada and the History Museums Network. The presentation is set for Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 7 p.m. at the Port of Vancouver Delta Community Office at Trenant Park Square. The

exhibit is on display there from Feb. 1 to 4. Those interested in attending the free presentation are asked to RSVP by Jan. 31 online at portvancouver.com/delta, by phone at 604-665-9636 or in person at the community office, 5225A Ladner Trunk Rd. For more information visit portvancouver.com/ delta.

Photographer Allen Bargen to speak at local club Allen Bargen will be giving a presentation titled In Search of a Better Photograph next Wednesday at a Delta Photo Club meeting. Bargen, who specializes in nature and sports photography, is past president and educator of the Canadian Association for Photographic Art (CAPA) and has lectured and judged throughout the Lower Mainland and beyond. The presentation is meant to appeal to individuals who would like guidance on how to make their images better in the

field, rather than in post processing. It deals with the importance of critical values of imagery via comprehensive explanations supported by visual examples. Through these examples, Bargen will touch on the fundamentals of: light/ shadow, composition, exposure, subject, story, colour, contrast, sharpness and depth of field. Bargen will further discuss why you should take more than one image, use different exposures, and consider other in-field options. As well, he’ll provide

examples of what those changes can do to a photograph. The Delta Photo Club meets Wednesdays at KinVillage Community Centre at 7 p.m. (socializing and setup) with a 7:30 p.m. start. Guests are welcome. For more information, visit the club’s website at www.deltaphotoclub.com. SUBMITTED PHOTO

Nature and sports photography specialist Allen Bargen is scheduled to give a presentation at a Delta Photo Club meeting next Wednesday.

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Lifestyles

SDSS students create art with the help of partners SUBMITTED PHOTOS

South Delta Secondary student Emerson Molnar and South Park Elementary student Seamus Anderson (above) and South Delta Secondary student Charlotte Lee and South Park Elementary student Alessandra Yeo (left) pose for photos during the Prized Possessions: Sharing Artifacts of the Self art show at SDSS earlier this month. The drawing and painting students learned about their partners and took photos of their partners’ hands holding a special possession before completing a drawing and writing a personal narrative about the experience.

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The write way to reflect on everyday life An Art-full Life

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“Your words are the bricks and mortar of the dreams you want to realize. Your words are the greatest power you have. The words you choose and their use establish the life you experience.” — Sonia Choquette Whether we are young or old, we all have a story to tell, something to express and to offer the world. Writing activities, and in particular reflective writing, fosters our creativity which is driven by our life experiences. A growing body of research finds that writing about our responses to events, situations or new information can have a variety of health benefits.

Reviewing aspects of our lives (its setbacks and positive aspects) can help manage stress, anxiety and depression, improve mood, self-esteem and positive thinking, help process broken relationships, help ease symptoms associated with trauma, chronic pain and illness, and even strengthen our immune system. Writer Ann Turkle says that, in effect, journaling “becomes a record of generous attention paid to the immediate moment.” Setting aside time to write and reflect helps us make sense of the world around us, validates our experiences, helps us regroup and find balance in our busy lives, and be a vehicle for decision making, change and growth. By writing, we have the opportunity to build a blueprint, a moral compass by which we live and how we treat others. If journal writing helps us become better communicators, how do we get started? 1. Begin with a gracious heart: writing for ourselves

personal development is not about journals track career being the best goals. Fitness journals writer, having the help maintain accountcorrect spelling ability and encourageand grammar, or ment with healthier even having the living choices, travel nicest handwritjournals record experiing. Letting go ences encountering of what we think new places and people, we should write and art journals serve about requires as a way to collect courage and can inspirational thoughts, lead to boundimages, sketches and less creative clippings. Take your possibilities. pick! A journal is a 4. Use a variety of safe place for us reflective prompts: to work things a) Ask questions out, express our with a limit: Write innermost feelabout two moments ings and engage with our own SUBMITTED PHOTO you’ll never forget, five words that best thoughts. Journal writing comes with many describe you and 10 2. Set the tone: health benefits. things that make you Carve out a speright time and environsmile. Limiting ourcial time and ment for reflective writing selves to certain paramplace to write. We each can help us relax. Carrying eters helps us focus. have a time of day when a small journal in our b) Stream of consciouswe are more productive. bag or purse can help us ness writing: Based on For some, writing in the record and retrieve special Julia Cameron’s The Artists mornings is more producWay, write down whatever tive and helps face the day moments in our day. 3. Decide what type of comes to mind for three while others prefer writjournal to begin: Gratitude minutes. Putting un-edited ing in the evening to help journals focus on life’s thoughts to paper is an process the day’s events. blessings, prayer journals excellent meditative pracWhether in a quiet area of record life moments or tice for our busy lives. the house, or in a bustling people in need prayer, and c) Write a letter to yourcoffee shop, finding the

self: Record your goals, what you want your life to look like in a year’s time, and ways you can attempt to achieve it. Seal it and open it in six months to see how you are doing. d) Pick a memento: Choose an object and write about when, where and from who it was received. Discuss its importance and meaning. Objects have the power to open floodgates to meaningful memories. 5. Seek out community resources: Look for local writers’ groups either at the library or community centre, local creative arts classes that have writing components, or even swap ideas with friends and family. Remind yourself there is not a right or wrong way to write reflectively; it’s a “space for questions that may not have answers, a place for thoughts that may otherwise not have a home and a safe container for emotions so that they do not have to be loose in the world.” (Kelly Brown) Why not give it a try. It could be good for you!

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Thank-you Thank-you The Fisherman’s Hall was fairly bursting with guests and volunteers that enjoyed themselves playing games, connecting with others, and once again listening to the voice of an angel, our very own Rachael Chatoor. We were overwhelmed, and so grateful for the generosity of the folks and businesses in our villages of Ladner, Tsawwassen, and even Richmond, Langley and Abbotsford. Each and every one of you contributed to making this 2017 Community Christmas dinner such a success! Thank you to all the volunteers that showed up with such enthusiasm, and a genuine desire to make a difference. Your kindness and loving support was so much appreciated! You did an amazing job, from spreading the word, setting up and decorating the hall, organizing the parking, giving rides, serving the food, mingling with the guests, to helping us clean-up the hall! Special thanks to Angelo and Lynne of Vagellis Grill in Ladner for opening their hearts and their kitchen, which allowed this whole event to run so smoothly. Numbers were up considerably from our ﬁrst year! Once again any leftover food was boxed up into hot dinners, and sandwiches, which were taken to the downtown Eastside. A perfect ending to a wonderful evening, knowing that we reached out to so many people, and made a difference in their memory of this special day. The Brown family, their amazing friends, and community were once again so happy to share their Christmas Day paying it forward!

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Did you know that stretching before a workout could do you more harm than good? Or, that push ups are one of the worst exercises you can perform if you have shoulder pain? Here are some other important tips you should know about exercise for 2017: 1. It takes only two weeks to lose your strength. The moral here is keep moving — even when on holidays. 2. You can’t spot reduce. You cannot burn fat from one area of the body with an exercise. 3. Exercise will keep your immune system sharp. 4. Exercise keeps your energy levels up. Exercise releases endorphins (your feel-good hormones) into your bloodstream, and it’s these little guys that will help you feel more energized for the rest of the day. 5. Music can help quicken your pace. Music actually helps move you. It is also distracting, making it possible for us to go longer. 6. Shorter, yet more intense, workouts can be just as effective as longer

workouts. You don’t need to exercise for an hour to see results. 7. Stretching before a workout can actually be harmful. Holding a static stretch longer than 60 seconds could harm your performance and lead to injury. 8. Exercise can boost your brain power. Exercise increases serotonin in the brain, which leads to improved mental clarity. 9. Stressed? Exercise. A good ol’ sweat session produces a relaxation response within the body and elevates your mood. This can also keep depression at bay. 10. Combine life with exercise. Run or bike to work (if you can), walk to the grocery store, schedule walking meetings. 11. Exercise before you go home. Schedule your workouts first thing in the morning, or before you go home from work for more success at sticking to your workout routine. 12. Exercise helps ease the aging process. Regular exercise can help prevent osteoporosis, heart disease, type 2 diabetes, arthritis, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and loss of muscle mass. 13. Lifting weights can decrease back pain. Multi-joint movements like squats and lunges work the core, as well as help to open up tight hips which will mean you are less likely to develop back problems. 14. Exercise can boost your metabolic rate — especially weight training. Due to the increased lean muscle tissue you develop with weight training, you

will burn more calories throughout the course of the day. 15. Women recover faster when exercising. Ladies recover faster in an exercise session than men because we are able to regenerate ATP, the chemical that provides the energy for muscle movement, faster than the boys do. 16. Exercise can help prevent injuries. Most injuries come from overuse — repetitive use of the joints by muscles that are imbalanced. Weight training, core training, bodyweight exercises, Pilates and yoga will strengthen those muscles. 17. Aerobic exercise can create new brain cells. Aerobic exercise increases the supply of an important protein responsible for protecting the brain neurons, and promoting the growth of new nerve cells. 18. Muscle burns three times more calories than fat. So, lift baby, lift. 19. You burn more calories in the 23 hours outside of your workout than during your workout. Shift your attention away from your workout session and focus on how you can move your body more throughout the rest of the day. 20. Muscles grow while you sleep. In the deep and restorative stages of sleep is when your muscles relax and the blood flow to the muscles increases. PJ Wren is a local trainer and writer. You can visit her at her new business in the heart Ladner, The Studio, which offers fitness classes for all levels of fitness. Visit www.thestudio. ca.

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Aging is a time to be celebrated as much as any other time in the full cycle of life and it’s a time when we can find deep selffulfillment and happiness. For many people, it’s the first time in their lives where they have the chance to fully live without being burdened by the expectations and ideas of others who have impacted them throughout life. Yet, it’s crucial that you don’t confuse self-realization with the mere acting out of external needs, for such needs are shortterm and lack deep fulfillment. To be truly happy in the depths of your soul, inner happiness must be cultivated too and it is never too late to learn how. Don’t conform to age stereotypes. If you enjoy something, get out and do it. If health problems interfere, find ways to work

around them and still get into the things that matter to you. Associate with groups of diverse people, not all in your age group. Socializing with young people who share your interests is a good way to keep in balance and avoid getting socially sidelined. Practice the five principles of health. It might be tempting to say you’ve reached this point of life without worrying about your health habits but your best strategy for avoiding lengthy hospital stays, medical care, and nursing homes is to look after yourself as much as possible. Treasure the health you have now and give it a boost by making sure that you stick to the five basic principles of health: Eat healthy. This includes eating raw vegetables and fruit every day.

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In the Classroom

Private schools aren’t just for the wealthy

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There’s much confusion and misunderstanding when it comes to independent schools, so here’s some myth-busting information: Myth #1: Private schools are only for the wealthy. Fact: Not just for the elite, a growing number of Canadian independent schools are trying to attract the best and brightest by beefing up their financial aid and scholarship programs. “One of the top myths right now is that independent schools are not as accessible as they actually are,” says Anne-Marie Kee, executive director of the Canadian Accredited Independent Schools, noting that millions of dollars in financial aid are distributed to families in Canada each year. “I think it’s worthwhile for parents to take time to inquire about really understanding what the value is for the tuition and what kind of financial assistance is available to families each year.” In fact, 85 per cent of students attending Ontario’s independent schools are from lower to middle class families, according to Barbara Bierman, executive director of the Ontario Federation of Independent Schools. Myth #2: All private schools are alike. Fact: Parents need to do their research to find the best fit for their child because Canada has thousands of independent schools — each one

varying in character, philosophy, values, cultures, programs and missions. “Not all schools are the same,” says Kee. “Each school has an individual vision, mission and set of values, so it’s really valuable for parents to find out about the values of the school and if they’re aligned with the values of the family to see if that child is going to be successful in that environment.” Just because it’s an independent school doesn’t necessarily mean any one will be right for your child, she adds. Myth #3: Teachers in private schools are not well qualified and the schools are not accountable. Fact: In most provinces, private schools that receive provincial funds must hire only certified teachers, says Michael Zwaagstra, co-author of What’s Wrong with Our Schools and How We Can Fix Them. Many schools have their own accountability systems through a governance structure, such as a board. While not all independent schools across Canada are required to follow the government curriculum, many meet or exceed provincial standards. Myth #4: Independent schools weaken public education. Fact: In all jurisdictions where governments have financially supported school choice, they have also retained their com-

mitment to quality public education, Bierman says. “In North America, wherever provinces or states support school choice, over 90 per cent of all students still attend public schools,” she adds. “There is a growing body of evidence which shows increased levels of student achievement and parental satisfaction in all schools, including public schools, when parents are truly free to choose.” Myth #5: Independent schools lack diversity and isolate themselves from communities. Fact: More private schools are opening their doors to students of diverse backgrounds, with most offering scholarships, bursaries and financial aid. “I’ve seen the involvement of students and I have the opinion that independent schools indeed participate in social responsibility leading to the public good,” says Peter Froese, executive director of the Federation of Independent School Associations in Vancouver. “If you look and track the graduates coming out of private schools, they are very much involved in the political leadership of our province and our country, they are very much involved in social services, and they are very much involved in providing professional services to the community to sustain our society.” Article courtesy of ourkids.net.

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Four days after their biggest win of the season, the Delta Pacers were promptly reminded of the parity in Fraser Valley “AAA” senior boys basketball. Coming off a 15-point exhibition victory over the No. 9 ranked MEI Eagles, the Pacers dropped a 69-55 home floor decision to the Guildford Park Sabres on Tuesday night to fall to 1-1 in Fraser Valley West League play. The Surrey school is quietly enjoying a solid campaign and promptly proved why the rankings mean so little. The Sabres blitzed the Pacers in the first half, opening up a 47-23 lead. Delta finally found its legs in the third quarter and put together a solid 10 minutes to cut the margin to 56-45. It was down to just six points (58-52) with 4:50 remaining when the Pacers offence became stagnant, allowing the visitors to seal the outcome. The loss was a blow to the Pacers’ hopes of repeating their first place finish and hosting the league playoff tournament. However, that should be the least of their concerns. The Sabres’ performance was eerily familiar to last year’s opening round playoff loss to North Delta when an unheralded team came into Ladner and promptly set the tone. The Pacers simply can’t afford to look past anyone. Their 87-72 win over MEI saw them go on a big second quarter run to break a 25-25 deadlock and open up a 55-40 halftime lead. Grade 12 standout Jas Singh led the surge. The Abbotsford school was playing its second game of the day after being a late entry in the Yale Tournament. Delta hosts Brookswood on Tuesday then will play three straight on the road.

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Delta Pacers William Khuu goes up for two points in his team’s 87-72 exhibition win over the MEI Eagles last Friday in Ladner.

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The Ladner Pioneers are hoping to capitalize on a windfall of graduating junior talent. There is little doubt several standouts from the B.C. Junior “A” Lacrosse League champion Delta Islanders will be near the top of the board at next month’s WLA Draft. Jon Phillips, Evan Messenger, Chase Fraser, Brad Hofmann and Reece Callies are all expected to be selected in the early rounds. However, not every Islander graduate is heading to the senior “A” ranks. The Pioneers are looking to sign a number of Delta alumni as key additions for the coming West Coast Senior Lacrosse Association. What they have going for them is Islanders general manager Greg Rennie already working

the Langley Thunder. Hood was to recruit potential players. He the Islanders’ number one goalie was also a member of the Ladner for three seasons before the club coaching staff last season. traded for Ontario standout Kevin “Adding about five guys would Orleman last July. be really nice,” admitted Pioneers Other potential head coach Ross Pioneers include Frehlick. “It would Connor Davidson, continue the direcJavier Tudela, tion we are building Spencer Bromley towards now that and Cody Nass — we know Nanaimo the 2013 BCJALL is hosting the scoring champion President’s Cup who played four (national championyears in Delta before ships) in 2018.” being released midThe Pioneers way through last could have the season. Bromley opportunity to have had a career best 61 an entirely different points in 21 games, look in their goal Spencer Bromley including 23 goals. crease. He added four goals in three Ryland Hood and Matt Keith games at the Minto Cup. both have graduated from Delta, “I think Ryland and Spencer are while Ladner native Zach Wickett both good enough to play in the closed out his junior career with

WLA but it’s more of a matter if they want to,” continued Frehlick. “I know Greg has talked to most of these guys and were hoping to see them at camp competing for roster spots.” Meanwhile, Frehlick has seen a shift in his duties away from the Pioneers. After working as a co-head coach with the Delta Intermediate “A” program for the last five years, he will be serving as an assistant general manager with the Junior “A” Islanders. His move coincides with Kyle Goundrey becoming the juniors’ new head coach. “I’m sure Kyle would have made a position for me if I asked him to but I’m not a junior ‘A’ coach. I think it’s more for guys who aspire to get to the next level. I just want to do what I can to keep helping the Delta lacrosse community.”

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South Delta A2 Storm battled Cloverdale A2 in PCAHA Fraser Valley Flight 3 Atom hockey action at the Ladner Leisure Centre. The visitors skated off with a 5-2 win, however, the Storm have since won three straight to improve to 8-8-2.

Ice Hawks topple Wolf Pack to close gap on 1st place Steelers Delta Ice Hawks picked up a muchneeded two points as they attempt to reel in the Grandview Steelers for top spot in the Pacific Junior Hockey League’s Tom Shaw Conference. Tetsuya Prior scored twice in the third period, including an insurance marker into an empty net, in the Ice Hawks 4-1 win over the North Vancouver Wolf Pack on Tuesday in Ladner. The result moved Delta (26-11-0-1) within two points of Grandview, heading into last night’s road encounter with the Richmond Sockeyes. Alexander Methorst and Mark Trotman gave the hosts a 2-1 lead after 20 minutes and the score remaining that way until the third period. Jordan Naylor made 39 saves for the win. The Ice Hawks managed to pick-up just one of a possible four points last week

after dropping a 5-3 home ice decision to the Aldergrove Kodiaks and 3-2 double overtime setback to the Ridge Meadows Flames. Paul Georgeopoulos came back to haunt his former team, scoring unassisted in overtime to give the Flames a 3-2 win. The 18-year-old forward was traded earlier in the month for Brad Crompton. The Hawks at least managed to salvage an improbable point and force overtime thanks to a shorthanded goal by Trotman with just three seconds remaining. The visitors looked to be doomed after Gary Dhaliwal and Jordan Deyrmenjian were both accessed minors in the final two minutes. Jonathan Stein had the other Delta goal. The Sockeyes and Ice Hawks meet again on Tuesday in Ladner at 7:35 p.m.

Register at our website www.tsawwassenbaseball.ca Tsawwassen Amateur Baseball provides an opportunity to get your child outside in a fun team environment. Players from 6 years old and up can learn this great game! Girls of all ages welcome. Looking for a way to support your community? TABA has open volunteer positions available, please check our website

January 27, 2017 The Delta Optimist A25

WOW, WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY AT THE ONYX!!! #204-1175 55 ST., TSAWWASSEN THE FINEST LIVE-IN OR INVESTMENT CONDOMINIUM IN CENTRAL TSAWWASSEN OFFERED FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE BUILDING FIRST CONSTRUCTED IN 2003. IF IT’S FOR INVESTMENT ONLY, THE LONG TERM TENANT WOULD LIKE TO STAY. THE OTHER OPTION IS TO MOVE-IN AND ENJOY THIS SPACIOUS SUNNY SOUTH/EAST CORNER SUITE.

OFFERED AT $610,000.00 Description: The fabulous ONYX! This sunny SE corner suite features 2 bedroom, den + insuite storage. Also features 2 full baths with soaker tubs & master ensuite has a shower stall as well. Both bedrooms come w/walk in closets. The gourmet kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops & stained maple cabinets. Living room with electric f/place adds to the ambiance of this exceptional unit. The dining room overlooks spacious covered deck for added comfort, 9’ ceilings throughout, Centrally located in the heart of the community, yet it is within walking distance to all amenities ie shops, cafes, bus routes, & rec facilities. Point Roberts, BC Ferries and Tsawwassen Mills Mall are only minutes away! 2 Bedroom & Den

1,310 Square Feet

Unit 204

111 s.f. Deck

For further information, please contact

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The

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1432 COMPSTON CRESCENT This rustic & charming, 3 BDRM bungalow could be the one you have been looking for! 6092 sq.ft. property just steps from the ocean! VIRTUAL TOUR! MLS# R2129238

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$1,388,000 GREAT, UPDATED HOME IN UPPER TSAWWASSEN!

2,304 sq.ft. (plus 116 sq.ft. unfinished) 5 Bdrm split level (o/d pool) MLS# R2128865

A26 The Delta Optimist January 27, 2017

DELIGHTFUL FAMILY HOME $995,000

Welcoming Teresa Cooper Frank Becir, Manager of Royal LePage Regency Reality Ltd. is pleased to welcome Teresa Cooper to our sales team. Teresa has lived, worked, volunteered, and raised four children in the South Delta community for the last 27 years. It is safe to say she knows her way around. What originally brought her to the south west corner of the lower mainland was a desire to be part of a real community, somewhere quiet, safe, with good schools and great people. Teresa’s passion for this community has led her to 27 years of community involvement, starting with Ladner Girls Soccer in her early days to 10 years with Tour de Delta to Executive Director of the Delta Hospital Foundation. Teresa has blended her volunteerism with her employment to continue to ensure a great community for families to work, live, and raise children. Teresa knows this community inside and out from the neighborhoods to the school to the people and she wants to take that knowledge and put it to good use by finding you a home you love. Teresa’s years of sales and marketing experience coupled with an innate ability to design strategy and get things done make her the perfect partner in selling your home and finding the next. Teresa loves a challenge and truly believes any project can be a success with the right plan and the right people to execute it. With a tireless work ethic and passion for client experience, Teresa is who you want on your side when it is time to make the big decisions. It’s this and more that makes Teresa your key to comfortable living in South Delta.

Peter Motzek I love Real Estate, and it shows

604-812-5250 pmotzek@dccnet.com www.petermotzek.com

Contact Teresa Cooper Cell: 604.657.5695 | Office: 604.943.7411 hello@teresacooperhomes.com www.teresacooperhomes.com 1333 56 St, Delta, BC V4L 2A6

Sutton Seafair Realty

#100 - 5000 Bridge Street, Delta

THE COTE GROUP ARE PLEASED TO SAY THAT WE HAVE 50 SALES IN 2016.

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JUST to WAITING FOR YOU... Central all schools, parks & There isthis nothing do but back shops, lovelytohome hassitbeen and enjoy this immaculate home. well cared -for by the longtime 3 bedrooms 3 bathrooms. Spacious present owner. With 3 bedrooms kitchen and family room overlooking a 3private garden. Close to schools, & baths plus an awesome family shopping and parks. room you can not go wrong. 5506 6A Ave. 5506 6A Tsawwassen. Avenue CALL PETER TO VIEW TODAY (604) (604) 812-5250 812-5250

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$949,900

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• “A” Plan - Master on Main • 2,219 Sq.ft. - 3 Bedrooms - 3 Bathrooms $1,198,000 • Media Room - Nicely Maintained Unit • Updates Include Newer Appliances, Corian Countertops - 5 Year Old Carpets, Ceramic Tile Floors • 3 Year Old Boiler - 2 Year Hot water Tank • Remote Control Awnings • Gas Fireplace- 2 Skylights • Private, Fully Fenced Yard • Quiet Location Yet Only 2 Blocks to Town Center - Clinics - Restaurants, Bus Stop.

D L SO

THE WINNING PHORMULA

NEW LISTING

$560,000

• Royal Oaks - Popular 'E' Plan

D L SO

• Fabulously updated 2,000 sq. ft. home • 8,500 sq. ft. lot- on dead end street • Newer thermo windows and furnace • Lovely hard wood floors, new lighting and fireplace

• 2 Bdrms, Den, 2 Full Bathrooms

• Nicely maintained by lont-time owner • 4 bedrooms - 2 full bathrooms • Thermostat Controlled Gas Fireplace • New deck & stairs to large private yard • 5perimeter Pc Ensuite, 4 Pc Main Bathroom • New drainage • 9 ft. Ceilings - Walk-in • Super location 1 Block To all Closet levels of school • 1350 sq.ft. updated ﬂooring • Immediate occupancy available • 1 Block to Town Center, Clinics, Shops

NEW NEWLISTING LISTING

$3,880,000

• Fabulous 6 yr old custom built home • 3200 sq.ft. - on 7400 sq.ft. lot • Panoramic ocean view & sunsets • Full outdoor kit, F/P & hot tub • 4 Bedrooms - 6 Bathrooms • Top of Tsawwassen - ultra quiet • Magniﬁcent modern home-A “10” • Radiant heat, six Zones • Hi high efﬁciency Boiler • Gas hook up on deck, FRP in the garage • In ground sprinklers • Jacuzzi hot tub with water feature • Surround sound, Projector in Media Room • Lots of parking

$3,880,000

PHABULOUS PHAMILY HOME NEW LISTING

$2,350,000

• • • • • • •

• Stunning 7 year old home by Goldlane Homed • 3,500 sq. ft home on 8,800 sq. ft lot. Radiant heat, six Zones • Quiet no thru street in upper Tsaw. • 4 Bedrooms 3 full Bathrooms Hi high efficiencyand Boiler Thereup areon2 deck, Master Bedrooms, Gas• hook FRP in the garage 9 ft. ceilings In ground sprinklers • Italian Tile Floors, Granite Counters Jacuzzi hot tub with water feature • Hot Water Heating, Custom Decorating Surround sound, Projector in Media Room • Upgraded Appliances, Wide Hallways. Lots of parking • Live at the top of Tsaw. Fabulous Home.

January 27, 2017 The Delta Optimist A27

LIVE MARINASIDE Introducing Fairwinds by Polygon, seaside-inspired townhomes in Ladner’s master-planned community of Hampton Cove. Live marinaside, just a moment’s stroll to an elementary school, golf course, yacht club, and over 12,000 square feet of residents-only resort-style amenities at The Hampton Club.

THREE AND FOUR BEDROOM HOMES 5550 ADMIRAL WAY, LADNER OPEN NOON TO 5PM DAILY ( EXCEPT FRIDAY ) 604.946.8812

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Seafair Realty

AN INDEPENDENT MEMBER BROKER 1625 56th Street, Delta V4L 2B2

PERSONAL REAL ESTATE CORPORATION TION

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4827 Central Ave., Ladner $639,000

Beautifully updated 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom end unit with south/west exposed yard in Ladner’s highly south after Parkside Estates. Centrally located - only steps to Lions Park, restaurants, shopping and more. Tastefully renovated with a brand new light filled kitchen complete with quartz counter tops, stainless steel appliances, white subway backsplash, luxury vinyl flooring and a large island. The welcoming kitchen extends to the open and large dining and living room, with vaulted ceilings, making this home perfect for families, for those looking to downsize and for entertaining. Upstairs you will find 3 spacious bedrooms and 2 newly renovated bathrooms.

Big and spacious at a fantastic price!

SUTTON GROUP SEAFAIR REALTY

Need lots of room for your furniture? This 1309 sq. ft. 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom unit is designed perfectly for you! Large kitchen with eating area, living and dining room to fit your furniture, in suite storage and much more. Big Master bedroom with lots of closet space and large ensuite bath. Being an end unit there is lots of extra windows and the convenient location of the elevator makes bringing up the groceries very easy. Well cared for and clean as a whistle!

NEW LISTING!

5179 Wallace Ave., Tsawwassen | $1,198,000 1,978 sqft - 3 bdrm - 2.5 bath Rancher - double car garage - 8,859 sqft lot Build your dream home!

5555 46th Ave., Ladner | $1,688,000 3,063 sqft - 3 bdrms plus den up - 3 bath plus separate legal 1 bedroom suite 6,921 sqft lot - 3 years young!

PRIVATE YARD

NEW LISTING!

32 Deerfield Drive, Tsawwassen | $1,249,900

5459 Wildwood Cres., Tsawwassen | $999,950

1,762 sqft - 3 bdrms - 2.5 bath pool - hot tub - many updates dble garage - 7,605 sqft lot

2,001 sqft – 3 bdrms – 2 bath Many updates throughout – 6,598 sqft lot Close to all amenities

#100 - 5000 BRIDGE STREET, LADNER An independent member broker.

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4

5675 Greenland Drive, Tsawwassen | $1,350,000 2,697 sqft – 3 bdrms – 3 bath Flex room – games room – walk out basement Many updates – dble garage – 6,997 sqft lot

NEW LISTING!

4985 53rd Street, Ladner | $1,488,000 4,341 sqft – 7 bdrms – 4 bath Games room – updated kitchen – sun room West exposed lot 11,797 sqft lot

NEW LISTING!

GREAT OPPORTUNITY!

Prime Ladner location potential development site being sold w/ neighbouring properties total site over 1.2 acres.

5461 6th Ave., Tsawwassen | $889,000

NEW LISTING!

REDUCED

3,016 sqft – 5 bdrms – 2.5 bath legal strata duplex – 5,376 sqft lot completely reconstructed in 2014

5447 Westminster Ave., Ladner | $1,150,000 1,750 sqft – 3 bdrm – 2 bath Rancher – double car garage 90x100 corner lot

2,628 sqft – 4 bdrms – 3 bath legal strata duplex – 5,376 sqft lot completely reconstructed in 2004

#109-1175 Ferguson Rd., Tsawwassen | $319,900 952 sqft – 2 bdrms – 2 bath ground level large patio – Century House Complex short walk to town center

GREAT OPPORTUNITY!

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5220 Regatta Way, Ladner | $618,000 1,319 sqft – 2 bdrms – 2 bath Den - Gated 55+ community Southpointe – 4,205 sqft lot

5459 6th Ave., Tsawwassen | $898,000

NEW LISTING!

SOLD Developer / Investor Alert! 4800 Block 57th Street

HALF DUPLEX

4776 Cedar Tree Lane, Ladner | $729,000

#306-1369 56th Street, Tsawwassen

1,984 sqft – 4 bdrms – 2.5 bath Cul-de-sac location – double carport Cedar Tree Lane – 4,241 sqft lot

Developer/Investor Alert 4600 Garry Street & 48B Street A great opportunity in the heart of West Ladner. Totalling 66,000 sqft.

Thank you for your continued support over the years!

January 27, 2017 The Delta Optimist A29

Joanne Evans

Aileen Noguer REALTOR®

Personal Real Estate Corporation

REALTOR®

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Based on 2013 closed MLS transactions. Source: CREA, RE/MAX

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#105A 8635 120 Street

Aileen and

Joanne

Just Listed

5346 Paton

• Updated, one bedroom, ground level unit - 802 sq ft • Close to amenities - shopping, restaurants, public transit and schools • Adult (19+) oriented complex with outdoor pool, storage locker, shared laundry and amenity room

Aileen and

Joanne

Just Listed

$116,600 • 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!

VIEW! VIEW! VIEW!

#405 1363 56 Street

4875 62nd Avenue

NEW PRICE

• Large 1 bedroom in Windsor Woods • Functional ﬂoor plan and covered deck - enjoy views of the beautiful lagoon, and your BBQ, all year long! • Updates include: laminate ﬂooring, fresh interior paint, crown mouldings and new blinds • Building facilities include gym and hot tub • Located just steps from shopping and dining

$1,158,000

4880 Coleman Place 5,823 sq ft LOT!

•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

WATER VIEW!

• Unique 4 bedroom home in quiet cul-de-sac! • Recent upgrades include paint, windows, ﬂooring, appliances, paint, bathrooms, furnace, hot water tank & roof. • Lower level has spacious bright kitchen, large dining and living areas - sliding doors lead to HUGE (5823 sq ft) private landscaped yard! • Upper ﬂoor has four bedrooms plus a huge private sundrenched patio (14’ x 30’). Carport & extra room for the RV/trailer too!

$730,000 $724,900

$299,000 $324,000

14139 Marine Drive - Open Sat: 2-4pm

$419,000

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. Large garden shed/workshop (16x12). Roof 2015 + many more updates!

LARGE LOT!

$1,065,000

#212 5518 14th Ave

• Uniquely updated END UNIT PENTHOUSE with vaulted ceilings • 1 bedroom and den (second bedroom?) - 800 sq ft • Gorgeous wood ﬂooring and a rustic barn door (dividing living room and den) adds warmth and texture to this already beautiful unit • Composite designer brick wall in master bedroom • 2 parking stalls side by side - next to elevator

6260 28th Avenue

· 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

$2,190,000

4605 63rd Street

Aileen and

Joanne

Just Sold

• UPDATED five bedroom and games home in Holly area • Bedroom on the main functions as an office or bedroom for guests • Updated kitchen, engineered hardwood flooring, roof 2009 PLUS 220 wiring in garage • Over 2800 sq.ft. with a well laid out floor plan! • Private WEST exposed yard • Lot size - 5127 sq.ft.

$1,078,000

4931 Central Avenue

Aileen and

Joanne

Just Sold

• 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)

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

$1,389,000

A30 The Delta Optimist January 27, 2017

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BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED ADLINGTON COURT TOWNHOME #3 4749 54A, Ladner

Welcome home to this beautiful & seldom available 2 Level townhome in Adlington Court, one of Ladnerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best kept secrets. With over 1,500 square feet of living space, this home features kitchen with newer appliances, eating area, living room with gas fireplace. Total of 3 bedrooms up - large master bedroom with loads of closets and 3 piece ensuite. Extra features include in-suite laundry with lots of storage and its own sink, radiant in floor heat on the main and a gorgeous walk out quiet garden patio that make this home a must see. Single garage & second parking stall, Guest suite and exercise room. Convenient central location walk to shops, Ladner Village, parks, recreation and bus.

$649,000

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*These Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver statistics are based on combined listing and sales. #1 Agent in S. Delta for 11 years 1984-1992, 1996 and 2007 (Team)

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*Based on Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver, career statistics for Bob, Linda and/or Blake Chancey. #1 Agent in South Delta for 11 years 1984-1992, 1996 and 2007 (Team). #1 Agent in REBGV 1986

January 27, 2017 The Delta Optimist A31

THE CHANCEYS REAL ESTATE GROUP S

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Family home located in a quiet cul-de-sac in highly desirable Holly area of Ladner! This 4 bedroom home was fully renovated in 2010 and features over 2,000 square feet of living space, perfect for your growing family. The main floor offers formal living and dining areas, kitchen, and a spacious family room. Upstairs you will find a lovely master bedroom with large walk in closet and beautiful ensuite plus 3 additional bedrooms. Located in a great neighbourhood, only a 2 block walk to schools and park, and easy access to Vancouver.

$899,000

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A32 The Delta Optimist January 27, 2017

THE CHANCEYS REAL ESTATE GROUP

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604-788-0480

604-946-8899

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SPECTACULAR RENOVATED WEST LADNER HOME

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Wow, unreal opportunity to own a 4 bedroom 3 bathroom home in Ladner. Owners renovated the kitchen in 2015 for a completely open concept design perfect for entertaining - Stainless Steel Appliances, Quartz Countertops, White Cabinets and POT LIGHTS! Situated steps away from Bell Park in a quiet cul-de-sac this home could be an ideal location to grow a family. Need space to relax and watch a game or a movie? No worries! Upstairs features a massive 400 square foot Games room! With easy access to the highway you can be at the new Tsawwassen Mills shopping centre in roughly 10 minutes or drive to Vancouver in 20.

$899,999

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EXECUTIVE TOWNHOME BACKING ONTO GREENSPACE

#52 5900 Ferry Road, Ladner

Prestigious Chesapeake Landing by Polygon in Ladner, walking distance to Captians Cove Marina and Cove Links Golf Course. Over 2,200 sqft this beautiful 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom home feels spacious & bright, with vaulted ceilings & lots of windows bringing in lots of natural light. Enjoy the living room & family room both w/gas fireplaces, formal dining room & kitchen w/breakfast nook overlooking private southern exposed yard, patio, GREENSPACE and Nature. Double garage. As a resident enjoy access to Chesapeake Club - a resort-style clubhouse with many amenities incl. billiards, fitness club, and more! Move right in, relax & enjoy the life that this development and community offers.

$949,000

Over 1,800 Sales call us today to Experience our Service

RE/MAX

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City Realty

*These Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver statistics are based on combined listing and sales. #1 Agent in S. Delta for 11 years 1984-1992, 1996 and 2007 (Team)

778.434.8899

www.The ChanceyTeam.com

*Based on Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver, career statistics for Bob, Linda and/or Blake Chancey. #1 Agent in South Delta for 11 years 1984-1992, 1996 and 2007 (Team). #1 Agent in REBGV 1986

January 27, 2017 The Delta Optimist A33

THE CHANCEYS REAL ESTATE GROUP

BLAKE Chancey

BOB Chancey

604-788-0480

604-946-8899

Personal Real Estate Corporation cell

Personal Real Estate Corporation direct

LINDA Chancey

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NEW LISTING | 1676 58A Street | $1,060,000

9,000 SQFT SOUTH LOT | 4948 11A Avenue | $1,295,000

Gorgeously renovated 3 bedroom Pebble Hill rancher on a 8,773 sqft. westerly exposed garden lot. A master gardener created beautiful outdoor spaces throughout the property. Professionally renovated w/ attention to detail. Front entry to the home starts w/beautiful custom created glass double doors which open to a bright easy living space.

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.

Central Tsawwassen beauty! Situated on an 8,977 sq.ft. south facing flat rectangular lot this beautifully renovated split level is just steps to the town center, schools and a 5 minute drive to the new mall. Fully renovated it offers main floor living with 4 bedrooms up PLUS a self contained 1 bed. in-law suite down. The main floor is open concept.

Tsawwassen ~ Just Sold! 16,000 SQ FT LOT | 901 Gale Place | $1,898,000

TERRIFIC PRICE | 1290 Morris Crescent | $1,048,000

LAGOON VIEW | 110-5556 14th Avenue | $628,000

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.

Spectacular fully renovated 2 bedroom ground ﬂoor corner suite with beautiful south exposed patio (an outside living room ideal for BBQs all year long) 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.

Tsawwassen ~ Just Sold! 303-1118 55 Street | $545,000

504-1350 View Crescent | $525,000

306-1140 55 Street | $649,000

401-1400 View Crescent | $548,000

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.

BEST PRICED 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

2016

WWW.DELTAOPENHOUSE.CA

January 27, 2017 The Delta Optimist A35

"We Can Relate"

TheDeltaGroup.ca

LADNER TSAWWASSEN LADNER

TSAWWASSEN

LADNER LADNER

TheDeltaGroup.ca

Tim, Sharon & Carrie

DON’T FORGET THE BOAT!

GIFT SHOP FOR SALE

Tim Rohwer 604-762-2041

Commercial Residential Specialist info@thedeltagroup.ca

WANT CHARM AND COMFORT!

YOU CAN SEE FOREVER!

: FNL*^Z ;*X3 4+62 Ef 0 $549,800 1202B 56th1JG Street $25,000 204 - 4815 48 Avenue 6288 Crescent VNA^C35 73*^*K. NK5 V3\ W*C7,3KPlace : ;IN73 N^^ : >Gi?NC3 bQ`bb Ef 13K735 .NG53KE : 9K*HA3 <FVBY]< ECZ^3 ,JL3 LADNER \*C, TSAWWASSEN EN13 1JG 7,*^5G3K NK5 I3CE 7J^JG1A^ \N^_ JAC .NG53KE I^AE 1*K*E,35 : YA.3 \GNI NGJAK5 537_ 1JG ^J\3G ^3?3^ ,JEC*K. DD=UE NK5 : Pri?NC3 O0-+ N7G3 ING_^*_3 E3CC*K. 3KC3rCN*K*K. 1NL*^Z NK5 1G*3K5E 3K,NK73E C,3 INKJGNL*7 ?*3\E

Sharon Rohwer 604-760-7163 Residential Seniors Specialist info@thedeltagr g oupp.caa info@thedeltagroup.ca

5087 Cliff Drive $2,499,880 MOVE IN READY!

• ATSAWWASSEN 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

Carrie Galbraith 604-329-5212

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

SCENIC SETTING!

BEGIN HERE!

• Spacious 2154 sf 4 bedroom, 3 Bath Family Home • Lovely 2 story home with 2 bedrooms & 2 • Custom modern 2162 sf Marina Gardens 2 level home in Seafarer Marina including a • Need large master bedroom + ensuite • Features 4 Bdrm, 3 Baths, gourmet 2-4 bathrooms PM OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4 PM OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4 kitchen PM with den space on Main Level island family room, living room with vaulted • Convenient 30’ boat slip included ceilings, dining area“10 out of 10 Location” • Sunny fenced easy care gardens safe for kids facing picturesque waterway and pets • Unobstructed Fraser River Views from both • Cul de sac steps to golf, schools, trails and sundecks • Quiet low trafﬁc street in popular historical LADNER Holly Subdivision • Fantastic location close to all amenities Home,4Great Neighbours transportation &:restaurants • Priced to sell, so call today BJXZ 4P2 D5rLO YJL3 \*C, : ;IN7*JAE 4• Great D5rLQ DNC, AI5NC35 D5rL 4 DNC,

• Established loyal Customer Base • Featuring Artisans Jewellery, OPENLocal HOUSE SUNDAY Pottery Soaps, Glassworks and more • Central Tsawwassen location

871 Bayview Drive $1,198,000

ONE LOOK WILL DO!

• TSAWWASSEN Elegant 4 bedroom/3 bathroom home which features large eat-in kitchen and formal dining room • Perfect for the family dog or for your active kids • Fantastic location on sought after Whitworth Crescent, just steps from schools and secret park

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GREAT PRICE!

5362 Brigantine $988,000 ;3L*P@3CN7,35 YJAE3 Road $1,098,000 : YJL3 J1R73Q @3K NK5 ;3INGNC3 YA.3 6MU [ 86U \*G35 YNK5ZLNKUE @G3NL WJG_E,JI : ;AKKZ .NG53KE .N^JG3 T13K735S .rJ\ yJAG J\K V3..*3EQ I^ay VJ^^3ZDN^^ JG aAEC G3^N[/

4813 44 Avenue

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS! TSAWWASSEN

• Customize your perfect home with a prestigious local builder • 3,400 sf executive home on a huge 15,490 sf south facing lot • Popular Pebble Hill neighborhood on quiet cul-de-sac • Gourmet chef’s kitchen, high end ﬁnishes and appliances, the options are endless!

1486Whitworth View Cr.Cres 502454Wallace 5137 Whitworth Cres North $799,800 $1,198,000 $1,098,000 #304 1350 View Cr. 1474 Street Avenue $1,488,000 $1,348,000 5137

$539,000

$699,900

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 PM

IT’S FAMILY APPROVED!

•LADNER Nicely updated 3 bdrm 2 bath plus den Townhouse • Features s/w sunny backyard patio overlooking green space • Located in popular “Harbourside” steps to Ladner shops • Family style complex with close knit community feeling

5465Turnbuckle Maple Cr.Wynd $932,000 4831 $508,000

MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE WITH US...

JJane Meadows 604-943-8080 6

Leanne Robb PREC C 778-918-4169 9

jjanemeadows.com ja a

a westcoasthome.ca

Over 26 years experience proudly serving Ladner/Tsawwassen

For friendly, professional service call Jane and Leanne

COMING SOON...

2 bedroom CONDO TSAWWASSEN

3 bedroom Home Master onhome the main 4 bedroom w/pool LADNER TSAWWASSEN

2 bedroom CONDO on the river LADNER

For more informaSon, please call Jane or Leanne...

First Time Buyer? Investments? Down-sizing? Estate Sales? RelocaSon? Call us... we can help.

SOLD

#44 17171 2B Ave., Surrey

#210 6263 River Rd., Ladner

#204 4738 53 St., Ladner

#37 5510 Admiral Way, Ladner

#211 6263 River Rd., Ladner

8580 Osgood Pl., Richmond

5256 10A Ave., Tsawwassen

#412 5099 Springs Blvd, Tsaw

SOLD

#2 4729 Garry St., Ladner

7180 Ledway Rd.,Richmond

#89 15677 28 Ave., White Rock

#304 1357 Roper Ave., WR

12021 Boundary Dr., N. Delta

#208 1369 56th St., Tsaw

5254 Laburnum, Ladner

273 W Murphy Dr., Tsaw

REMAX PROGROUP REALTY

5360 12 Ave., Delta BC V4M 2B3

Independently owned & operated

A36 The Delta Optimist January 27, 2017

#1 IN THE ENTIRE GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD 2016* 97 ACRE BLUEBERRY FARM!

PRIME ACREAGE WITH REDEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

5039-5121 112TH STREET, LADNER

2990 57B STREET, LADNER

$24,225,000

FARMLAND!

$11,500,000

PRIME LAND ASSEMBLY OPPORTUNITY

LOT 1 HWY 99, LADNER

4600-4624 51 STREET, LADNER

$6,888,800

4 BEDROOMS

$5,238,000

3 STRATA UNITS FOR SALE IN NEWER TILBURY BUILDING!

W G NE TIN LIS

2750 52 STREET, LADNER

207, 208, AND 209 8291 92 AVENUE, DELTA

$3,187,600

$4,988,000

HOT OPPORTUNITY AT RIVERS REACH MARINA!

POTENTIALLY SUBDIVIDABLE 1.5 ACRE PARCEL

3443 W RIVER ROAD, LADNER

4016 W RIVER ROAD, LADNER

$2,388,800

STUNNING CUSTOM HOME ON HUGE LOT!

$2,198,800

BEAUTIFUL HOME IN FOREST BY THE BAY!

W G NE TIN S I L

5139 COOPER PLACE, LADNER

608 SANDOLLAR PLACE, TSAWWASSEN

$2,088,800

#1 TEAM IN THE REAL ESTATE BOARD OF GREATER VANCOUVER 2016*

#2 RE/MAX® TEAM IN WESTERN CANADA 2016**

$1,998,800

#5 RE/MAX® TEAM IN CANADA in 2016**

#49 RE/MAX® TEAM WORLDWIDE in 2015***

call: 604.728.2845 RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta, BC V4M 2B3

*Based on total REBGV MLS sales 2016. **For total residential and commercial commissions combined of all RE/MAX® sales associates in Canada to date - January 1 to August 31 2016. ***For total residential and commercial commissions combined out of nearly 144,000 RE/MAX® sales associates worldwide. As recognized by the RE/MAX® INTERNATIONAL achievement award to Fraser and his team for 2015.

January 27, 2017 The Delta Optimist A37

CALL TODAY FOR A FREE HOME EVALUATION ONE OF THE FINEST HOMES IN “THE TERRACE”

STUNNING LUXURY RESIDENCE WITH EXCELLENT VIEW! W G NE TIN S I L

33 WOODLAND DRIVE, TSAWWASSEN

4767 STAHAKEN COURT, TSAWWASSEN

$1,998,800

BEAUTIFUL CUL-DE-SAC HOME!

$1,638,800

IMMACULATE LUXURY HOME!

W G NE TIN S I L

5248 PATON DRIVE, LADNER

5383 SPETIFORE CRESCENT, TSAWWASSEN

$1,538,800

LARGE CORNER LOT ON DESIRABLE STREET!

$1,538,800

STUNNING LUXURY HOME!

5010 DOGWOOD DRIVE, TSAWWASSEN

4880 55B STREET, LADNER

$1,488,800

COMPLETELY NEW INTERIOR RENOVATION!

$1,458,800

LARGE 4 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME!

W G NE TIN S I L

4908 WEAVER DR., TSAWWASSEN

5295 12TH AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN

$1,388,800

BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HOME IN PEBBLE HILL! W G NE TIN S I L

$1,298,800

STUNNING RANCHER WITH GORGEOUS UPDATES!

fer accepted of 5251 4A AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN

5353 WILDWOOD, TSAWWASSEN

$1,198,800

#1 TEAM IN THE REAL ESTATE BOARD OF GREATER VANCOUVER 2016*

#2 RE/MAX® TEAM IN WESTERN CANADA 2016**

$1,198,800

#5 RE/MAX® TEAM IN CANADA in 2016**

#49 RE/MAX® TEAM WORLDWIDE in 2015***

www.fraserelliott.com RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta, BC V4M 2B3

A38 The Delta Optimist January 27, 2017

CALL TODAY FOR A FREE HOME EVALUATION CENTRALLY LOCATED FAMILY HOME!

STEPS AWAY FROM WHITE ROCK BEACH!

5102 11A AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN

15768 COLUMBIA AVENUE

$1,150,000

$1,149,900

4 BEDROOM HOME ON CORNER LOT

WONDERFUL HOME OVERLOOKING THE PARK W G NE TIN S I L

1654 57A STREET, TSAWWASSEN

5138 WESTMINSTER LANE, LADNER

$1,098,800

IMPECCABLY MAINTAINED HOME!

JUST STEPS TO LADNER VILLAGE!

W G NE TIN LIS

1111 ENGLISH BLUFF ROAD, TSAWWASSEN

5178 WESTMINSTER LANE, LADNER

$1,088,800

LARGE FAMILY HOME WITH VIEWS!

$1,088,800

LOVELY UPDATED FAMILY HOME!

439 56 STREET, TSAWWASSEN

6243 HOLLY PARK COURT, LADNER

$998,800

LARGE LOT IN BEACH GROVE!

$998,800

NORTH SHORE MOUNTAIN VIEWS!

1696 58 STREET, TSAWWASSEN

5929 CRESCENT DRIVE, LADNER

$929,000

$988,800

#1 TEAM IN THE REAL ESTATE BOARD OF GREATER VANCOUVER 2016*

#2 RE/MAX® TEAM IN WESTERN CANADA 2016**

#5 RE/MAX® TEAM IN CANADA in 2016**

#49 RE/MAX® TEAM WORLDWIDE in 2015***

call: 604.728.2845 RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta, BC V4M 2B3

January 27, 2017 The Delta Optimist A39

OVER 400 SALES IN 2016!* 5 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME!

3 BEDROOM RANCHER IN HOLLY!

W G NE TIN S I L

fer accepted of 11126 S FULLER CRESCENT

6355 HOLLY PARK DRIVE, LADNER

$928,800

FAMILY HOME ON LARGE SOUTH FACING LOT!

$849,900

EXQUISITE 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOME!

W G NE TIN S I L

11754 74 AVENUE

4-4780 55B STREET, LADNER

$779,900

RARE 4 BEDROOM TOWNHOME!

$699,900

GATED COMMUNITY IN DESIRABLE NEIGHBOURHOOD!

6-5671 LADNER TRUNK ROAD, LADNER

5552 TIDEWATER BAY, LADNER

$639,900

LADNER VILLAGE TOWNHOME!

$569,000

AFFORDABLE TOWNHOME!

4931 RIVER REACH, LADNER

5630 16 AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN

$519,900

2 BEDROOM IN GREAT LOCATION!

$519,900

SUPERB TOP FLOOR UNIT!

W G NE TIN LIS

421-8120 COLONIAL DRIVE

305-1870 E SOUTHMERE CRESCENT

$288,800

#1 TEAM IN THE REAL ESTATE BOARD OF GREATER VANCOUVER 2016*

#2 RE/MAX® TEAM IN WESTERN CANADA 2016**

$224,900

#5 RE/MAX® TEAM IN CANADA in 2016**

#49 RE/MAX® TEAM WORLDWIDE in 2015***

www.fraserelliott.com RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta, BC V4M 2B3

A40 The Delta Optimist January 27, 2017

THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED BUSINESS AND REFFERALS

#1 IN TOTAL SALES IN THE ENTIRE REAL ESTATE BOARD OF GREATER VANCOUVER FOR 2016* (OUT OF 13,000+ AGENTS)

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REALTOR

Rachel

REALTOR

Garrett

REALTOR

Fraser

REALTOR

Jennifer

REALTOR

Julie

REALTOR

Philip

REALTOR

Yolanda

REALTOR®

CALL OUR AWARD WINNING TEAM TODAY!

604.728.2845 #1 TEAM IN THE REAL ESTATE BOARD OF GREATER VANCOUVER 2016*

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#49 RE/MAX® TEAM WORLDWIDE in 2015***

fraserelliott.com

RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta BC V4M 2B3

*Based on total REBGV MLS sales 2016. **For total residential and commercial commissions combined of all RE/MAX® sales associates in Canada to date - Jan 1 to August 31 2016. ***For total residential and commercial commissions combined out of nearly 144,000 RE/MAX® sales associates worldwide. As recognized by the RE/MAX® INTERNATIONAL achievement award to Fraser and his team for 2015.

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RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta BC V4M 2B3

A42 The Delta Optimist January 27, 2017

INTRODUCING

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SALES AND MARKETING BY

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This is not an offering for sale. E&OE. Sales by Fraser Elliott Personal Real Estate Corporation.

DEVELOPED BY

MARSHALL MOUNTAIN HOMES CONSTRUCTION BY

Re/Max Progroup Realty 5360 12 Avenue, Delta BC, V4M 2B3

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East Coast architecture meets West Coast style Inspired by Bostonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ivy League style, Polygon introduces Prescott Commons, the final collection of apartment residences at Harvard Gardens in South Surrey. Experience resort-inspired living with all the conveniences that South Surrey and White Rock offer, including membership to your own private clubhouse located just a few steps from home. Two bedrooms and two bathrooms from $364,900

SALES OFFICE 15168 33rd Avenue, South Surrey Open Noon to 5pm daily (except Friday) Call: 604.541.8092 Email: prescottcommons@polyhomes.com

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Choices Markets Head Office has an immediate opening for an Administrative Assistant providing support to our Grocery Operations Department. The position includes some repetitive data entry tasks but will also offer the successful applicant the opportunity to meet our vendors, assessing and sampling new products. A strong eye for detail, an ability to deliver professional service to our vendors and customers, and comfort using Excel and Outlook are essential. Full time hours are required but start and end times can be flexible. Located in theTilbury area, our office environment is friendly and we have a passion for good health and good food. If you would like to avoid a nasty commute and work for a locally owned company, please apply to jobs@choicesmarkets.com.

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HOUSES FOR RENT 3 BR, 2 Bath rancher, Tsaw lrg priv back yard, $2250 plus utils, ns, pet ok Feb 1st. 604-617-0167

HOUSES FOR RENT 3BR, 1 dining room, 2 Bath, bright living room. kitchen + deck, close to all amenities, ns., np. Avail. now. Convenient transportation. 6077-48A Ave. James 604-946-3810 classiﬁeds.delta-optimist.com

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