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Village Farms has plans for as much as 300,000 kilograms annually SANDOR GYARMATI

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Delta MP Carla Qualtrough learns to lawn bowl under the watchful eye of Ladner Lawn Bowling Club president Garry Parenteau. The 100-year-old club hosted a Centennial Celebration last Saturday that included invited dignitaries as well as presidents of other lawn bowling clubs.

Peppers will be replaced by pot at a large and wellestablished greenhouse in East Ladner. Village Farms International announced this week it has formed a joint venture with Emerald Health Therapeutics, a B.C.-based licensed producer of medical cannabis, to cultivate and distribute wholesale cannabis and cannabis extracts for medical purposes. Also, if permitted by law, the operation plans to grow pot for “non-therapeutic” purposes. “To us, this is just another agricultural crop and if it’s a legal agricultural crop, we have to look at it,” said Village Farms CEO Michael DeGiglio in an interview with the Optimist. “We don’t foresee any major challenges on the growing side. If you are a food producer like Village Farms and some of the other large producers that grow food, our food safety programs are impeccable. I think it’s the same methodology we would use going forward.” Village Farms is initially allocating 25 acres of its Ladner Trunk Road greenhouse for can-

nabis production. The joint venture also outlines an option to lease or purchase an additional 85 acres. The initial 1.1 million square feet of greenhouse cannabis production is estimated to yield more than 75,000 kilograms of

To us, this is just another agricultural crop and if it’s a legal agricultural crop, we have to look at it. MICHAEL DEGIGLIO VILLAGE FARMS CEO

product annually. Village Farms notes the joint venture has the potential to have up to 4.8 million square feet of greenhouse production, estimated to yield more than 300,000 kilograms of product annually, which the company says would supply a considerable portion of the expected future cannabis demand in Canada or for export abroad. MAYOR: see Page 5

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Ron Veperts is prepared to be lifted into a helicopter from the Whidbey Island Naval Air Station after falling into a crevasse while skiing at Mount Baker in Washington state last Sunday.

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Ladner’s Ron Veperts suffers only concussion after 90-foot fall into crevasse IAN JACQUES

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

Ron Veperts is thanking his lucky stars after a skiing accident last Sunday afternoon that saw him fall into a 90-foot crevasse on Mount Baker. The 58-year-old from Ladner, an experienced skier and outdoors enthusiast, was with a group skiing the volcano’s western slopes and was descending the main climbing route on Coleman Glacier when he got into trouble. He said there were nine people in the party and they had broken into small groups for the descent. “I just made a judgment error and skied a little bit in the wrong direction and before I realized it I was in a bad situation. My ski pre-released and I slid into

the crevasse,” Veperts said. “It was a bit foggy and I didn’t notice that crevasse on the way up, so it didn’t register coming down.” He said when he hit the crevasse he thought it was over. “I was bouncing from side-to-side, but I had a heavy, padded pack on and my helmet, so it was just pure luck. The pack probably saved me from some serious injuries,” he said. “It’s pretty frightening when you are lying there in the dark and you have no idea how badly injured you are, but fortunately I was able to move everything. When I heard them calling for me, I called back and it was a relief that they heard me.” Veperts said another group that was climbing

and skiing in the area saw the accident and immediately came to the group’s aid. “There were two other guys and they took control of the situation and got me out,” he recalled. “I was OK and walking, but then I passed out because I had bumped my head pretty good. When the rescue team arrived I was coherent, but they gave me a shot and all I remember was waking up in the hospital.” Veperts was treated at St. Joseph Hospital in Bellingham before being transferred to Royal Columbian Hospital in New Westminster. He ended up with a concussion and bruising, but no broken bones. “I’m very fortunate,” he said.

Whatcom County Undersheriff Jeff Parks said they received a 911 call at 3:43 p.m. Parks said the caller was able to hike to an area with cell phone service to tell them that Veperts had been removed from the crevasse, but was unable to make it back down the mountain. “Once we had all the information, we dispatched the naval rescue team into the area,” said Parks. “From what I understand it was a pretty routine rescue call.” Parks said Veperts was certainly lucky. “It’s a wilderness, backcountry area that people will trek, climb up the glacier and then ski down. You always run the risk of natural hazards down the mountain,” said Parks. “It sounds like between the

ski party he was in and the other group, who I believe were from Portland, they had the means to get him out right away.” Mike Welding, public affairs officer for Whidbey Island Naval Air Station, said the challenge with the rescue was flying at high altitudes. “One of the things our crew did before they took off was remove gear that they wouldn’t need to allow them to get more power in the air,” said Welding. “It seemed to go pretty standard once they got there and were able to get him into the litter and into the helicopter.” According to the Bellingham Herald, Sunday’s accident was at least the third incident in the North Cascades in the past two weeks.

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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 inprogress 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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• May 30, 11:39 a.m., 5400-block of 12th Avenue: A large commercial Husky tool bag was found and turned in to the Tsawwassen Community Police Station. The bag contains miscellaneous construction tools and two drills. The owner can claim on identification at the station in the Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall. • May 31, 5:03 p.m., 1300-block of 56th Street: A manager of a business

identified a person who entered the store and paid for a Snapple however concealed a small bottle of vodka on the inside of their jacket. The bottle of vodka was later recovered from the suspect who was located in the mall. The suspect was arrested for theft, however the complainant did not wish to pursue criminal charges. Suspect released. • June 1, 7:19 a.m., 4800block of 13th Avenue: Complainant reported someone entered their locked garage sometime overnight. Items stolen include a black and pink Dolce Elite road bike, a Leupold GX-4 range finder, a giant Revel 0 XL, a set of RAC golf clubs, and a black and orange golf bag. Unknown how suspects gained entry to the garage as there was no sign of forced entry. • June 2, 9 a.m., 1100block of 55th Street: Complainant reported they had received a telephone call from a person who indicated they were from TD Bank in Toronto and that the complainant’s credit card had been compromised. The complainant provided

the caller with the credit card number and subsequently transferred $970 to a suspect in China. When the fraud was discovered, the complainant’s credit card and online banking account were both cancelled. • June 2, 1:30 p.m., 56th Street and 14th Avenue: Complainant reported their vehicle was struck by another vehicle. The driver of the other vehicle indicated there appeared to be little damage and they were in a hurry to catch a ferry. While the complainant went to their car to retrieve their insurance papers, the suspect vehicle fled the scene. Complainant unable to provide the license plate number of the suspect vehicle but described it as a blue older SUV. • June 4, 12:37 p.m., 1200-block of 56th Street: Complainant reported they lost the decal for their license plate. Information added to the national police database.

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• June 1, 9:20 p.m., 7100block of Progress Way: Two suspects entered a warehouse yard and broke

into a white cube van, stealing several boxes of women’s clothing and accessories. A day later the suspects returned and stole several more boxes of merchandise valued at $2,800. • June 2, 5 p.m., 5000block of 44th Avenue: Complainant reported someone sprayed a sticky substance and dented the passenger side of their vehicle, causing $500 in damage. • June 2, 4:33 p.m., 4700-block of Delta Street: Complainant reported they parked their vehicle on the street and sometime overnight the front windshield was cracked causing $200 in damage. • June 3, 10:49 a.m., 5200-block of Ladner Trunk Road: A business reported a person entered the store and put on a pair of shoes and then left with another pair of shoes without offering payment. Police attended and located the suspect who was arrested for theft. Suspect was transferred to police headquarters where they were processed and then released on a promise to appear in court at a future date.

Tableau system provides officers instant access

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A recently developed reporting system is allowing the Delta Police Department to be on the cutting edge of technology as it finds better ways to fight crime. A team of officers has developed the Tableau reporting system over the past 18 months. Insp. Harj Sidhu said the department recognized the importance of having metrics that allow officers to see what’s going on in a quick and efficient manner. Sidhu said Tableau allows officers to take information from within PRIME (the department’s primary computer database) and put it into an effective display format. The information is broken down by location and incident descriptions and then is updated onto an online mapping system. With a few quick touches on their computer screen, officers can get access to crime statistics, and detailed information on specific files, specific to any area in Delta.

“This is a tool that our officers can utilize in a real-time fashion so they can make informed decisions,” said Sidhu. “If our officers are approached by a citizen, they have this tool in their car and have the ability to see what is going on and provide that information very quickly. “We have rolled it out to our patrol division and the feedback from our officers has been great. We built this for $10,000 and it’s our system. We’ve had a couple of agencies approach us because they recognize that it is easy, so we are very excited about where we can go with this.” Sidhu, business analyst Candace Danielson and patrol analyst Jody Johnson, along with Chief Neil Dubord, recently presented the system to the Delta police board. “As you know, our model of community policing is something that we cherish deeply here in Delta,” Dubord said. “What is important with all models of community policing is that we are intelligence-led.”

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Mayor says many concerns must be sorted out

CONTINUED from Page 1 The goal is to be the lowest-cost cannabis producer in Canada. Health Canada still has to approve the medical marijuana part of the operation, while the venture could be a huge one for recreational marijuana production if the Liberal government follows through with plans to legalize pot by next summer. Noting it still has to be determined what portion of the Delta operation would be dedicated to medical pot and how much could be for the recreational market, DeGiglio said the plan could involve the complete conversion of the Delta facility if everything falls into place. He said the additional security systems would be the biggest change in the operation, but no one would notice on the outside, except for a secure fence. DeGiglio noted his company’s excellent and longestablished reputation as a grower well positions Village Farms to enter the marijuana sector. “We’ve looked at this market for years. Initially

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This 2014 photo of site manager Adrian Simkins gives some perspective on the scope of the Village Farms greenhouse operation in East Ladner. we saw who entered the market upon the government deciding cannabis can be grown medicinally… we said it’s just a matter of time until what we deemed real companies with real track records,

with history of 30 years like us, publicly traded, that know what we’re doing, that are at a whole different level of professionalism, will come in,” he said. Village Farms says the

joint venture will bring sustainable economic growth to Delta and contribute 100 times the current property tax. However, Mayor Lois Jackson, saying she only learned of the plan

Tuesday, said there are many questions and concerns that need to be sorted out on the provincial and municipal level if pot is legalized for casual use. “It’s been very much on our radar and we went

to Ottawa and met with Health Canada on this whole issue. We took our police chief (Neil Dubord) with us because it was very much on the front of our minds how this was going to work,” Jackson said. “What are the requirements going to be by the feds relative to a licence? How many licences are being given out? How much production can each one make? We have to get rules and regulations straightened out in accordance with what the people in this community want, including the farmers.” The province had blocked part of Delta’s new zoning bylaw prohibiting medical marijuana production on agricultural land, although growers will have to pay an industrial tax rate. It was over a decade ago when Delta was bitterly at odds with the provincial government over the construction of greenhouses on good, arable land in the Agricultural Land Reserve, a dispute that resulted in the province passing an order-in-council blocking Delta’s ability to stop their construction.

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Water slide park set to make Big Splash

Renovated facility welcomes guests Monday IAN JACQUES

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It’s time to make a Big Splash. Big Splash Water Slide Park, the re-named and extensively renovated Splashdown Park, opens Monday to school groups with a full public opening set for Saturday, June 24. The seven-acre water park at the Tsawwassen First Nation will introduce newly renovated pools and hot tubs, a new clubhouse, Vegas-style cabanas for private parties, BV’s Sports Bar and Grill, new landscaping and a new park layout. The park is also adding a daily complimentary shuttle service to and from Downtown Vancouver. “Our goal is to give people a water park experience that they will want to experience over and over, especially since we are so close to anyone in the Lower Mainland,” said Big Splash general manager

Harold Frederiks. “We are building on top of the foundation that Splashdown built, and are adding a whole new look and feel to the water park for 2017.” Last September the taps were turned off at Splashdown Park for what appeared to be the final time. But in January, Executive Hotels & Resorts announced the park would be re-opened as Big Splash Water Slide Park as a new destination attraction. All-day passes are $28 and special group rates are also be available. Admission is free for children three and under. The park will be open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Friday from June 12 to 23 and then from 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days a week starting June 24 until Labour Day. “We are not just catering to the locals here in Ladner and Tsawwassen, we are catering to the whole Lower Mainland,”

Frederiks said. “We are looking at being a major destination for entertainment, shopping with the new mall and golf at Tsawwassen Springs.” Phase two of the project will see new slides in 2018 and phase three is the opening of a boutiquestyle hotel in 2019. “This is a whole new attraction. We are trying to get our feet wet with new ownership and we are really trying to find out what works best for everybody. We think we have set a very reasonable rate for people to be entertained for the whole day. We have so many cool things going on here. When we open and when people come through the gates, I think they will be amazed at the facility and what we have to offer.” PHOTO BY GORD GOBLE

General manager Harold Frederiks says Big Splash is a destination attraction.

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efore the New Democrats have even had a chance to make good on an election promise to eliminate bridge tolls, the region’s mayors have started down the road toward mobility pricing. So much for the idea of giving commuters a break. It was strange that both the Liberals, who pledged to cap tolls at $500 annually, and the NDP, who one-upped their opponents by promising to scrap them entirely, would wade into the issue during the recent election campaign knowing that Metro Vancouver mayors are desperate to come up with a funding source for billions worth of planned transportation improvements. After the failed TransLink plebiscite of a couple of years ago, it was no secret that the region’s mayors would be giving a hard look at some form of road pricing, an approach that would run contrary to capping or eliminating tolls, which means while one level of government looks to put money back in driver’s pockets another is figuring out a way to extract it. A benign sounding term, but one that could ultimately prove costly for commuters, you’ll hear a lot about mobility pricing in the coming months after an independent commission was launched earlier this week by the region’s mayors. There’s still much to be examined and sorted out, but essentially the idea would be to charge drivers for using existing roadways and crossings, likely at certain times of the day, in order to raise money for transportation projects while reducing congestion in the process. Given they’re touting the need for fairness, I suspect the commission will suggest using a broad brush, targeting commuter routes throughout the region to not only ensure drivers are treated equally, but to also help fatten coffers. I imagine the tolls would be structured in such a way as to provide incentive for off-peak travel, which would spread out traffic volumes in a bid to relieve congestion while we wait for additional infrastructure to come on stream. It makes sense to have those that put the greatest strain on the system pay the most, but the mobility pricing road we’re about to go down has its share of potholes, most notably the idea of drivers paying a toll to use a road or crossing that can be navigated for free today.

Minority government forces politicians to work together

ith the legislature being recalled on June 22, B.C. can expect big changes and a new government following the soon to be former premier’s Throne Speech. The direction of our provincial government has shifted for the first time since 2001 and it will impact everything from Site C and Kinder Morgan to election finance and childcare. However, one issue could change the very way that we select our governments: proportional representation. My only question is: What do they mean by proportional representation? Our current “first-past-thepost” system makes it far too easy for a party to capture the full power of a majority government. This is especially true in a place like B.C. where the next largest party only gets 16.8 per cent of the vote. This has effectively left us with a two-party system, like the one that elected Donald Trump to the south. There are many variations of electoral systems in use around the world today. Yet, I do not think that I have heard anyone try to explain or argue for the merits of any of them. The proposed NDP-Green coalition has stated it would hold a referendum on the issue in the

Community Comment NICHOLAS WONG

2018 municipal election. This is in spite of a single transferrable vote system being rejected in two previous elections. I understand why; it is extremely complicated and it would be difficult for a voter to predict the impact of their vote. There are two things you want an electoral system to do: provide a locally accountable representative and ensure the result of the vote determines the balance of power. I believe a mixed member system can accomplish those goals. That means there would be two kinds of MLAs elected, those directly representing their ridings and a number of seats doled out to parties based on the percentage of the popular vote they receive. We currently have 87 ridings. If we consolidated the ridings with the smallest populations that the

B.C. Liberals protected to give them an advantage in this election, that would result in 79 ridings or eight extra seats. If we do not want to spend more money on our politicians, we could reduce their salaries to $80,000 and add another 23 MLAs. That means there would be 31 unaffiliated seats that could be apportioned based on the percentage of the popular vote parties receive. This means that the Greens would have received an additional five seats based on their proportion of the popular vote. We would still have an accountable representative in our ridings, and the balance of members in the house would more accurately represent the will of the voters. Add more seats to taste. During the election campaign, I said that a minority government would be the best outcome for British Columbia because it would force our representatives to work together to determine what is the best course of action through discussion rather than by proclamation. I pray that I was correct in that prediction. Community advocate Nicholas Wong ran as an independent candidate in Delta South in last month’s provincial election. He finished second with more than 6,400 votes.

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Editor: I received my 2017 tax notice along with a letter from the mayor indicating that taxes in Delta had increased by 2.75 per cent. I was somewhat shocked then to discover that my property taxes had increased by 14 per cent from the previous year. I’m sure many folks in Tsawwassen will have had similar or higher increases in their taxes. Obviously somewhere in Delta the taxes must have decreased considerably if the tax increase averaged out to 2.75 per cent. In Tsawwassen most of the assessments I checked on BC Assessment’s E-value website had

increased by 50% to 60% from 2016. I appealed my assessment in January on the basis that all of the properties in my neighbourhood that sold in 2017 sold for between $20,000 and $200,000 below their 2017 assessed values. My appeal was not accepted so I paid $30 and took it to the next level, where I discovered that all they were offering was a teleconference with a couple of BC Assessment property assessors who, of course, disagreed with my reasons for wanting a reduction in my assessment. I gave up. It wasn’t worth all the hassle since I was only asking for an

adjustment of 5.8 per cent, which would still have resulted in an increase in my assessment of 46.2 per cent. In my research I discovered that BC Assessment used the monthly published figures for the benchmark selling prices in Tsawwassen to try to explain the assessments on July 1. They sent me a graph showing these prices peaked around July 1 and decreased for the following months in a classic bell curve. Unfortunately this meant they still used the peak figures for our assessments even though the benchmark price had decreased by about

$92,000 by December. I would argue this is not a fair way to arrive at the assessed value of a home; it would make much more sense to use the average value rather than the peak value. If property values had continued to increase at a steady rate over the whole of 2017, then our assessments would still be based on the value on July 1 but this would equate to the average increase over the year, not the peak. Last year was an unusual one and the assessment authority should have taken this into account instead of just raising everyone’s assessment by 50 to 60 per cent. Don Christie

Greens deserve a greater voice at the table

Editor: Re Strange times, Murphy’s Law, June 2 It’s true that proportional representation would give the Green Party a substantial number of seats, probably leading to no one party having a majority of the seats. However, proportional representation is the only fair and just way

to go. First past the post leads to situations like the Greens, where 17 per cent of the popular vote gave them less than four per cent of the seats. This is in contrast to the Liberals and NDP, who, while gaining only three-and-a-half times the popular vote, won about 14 times as

many seats. This is not true democracy and leads to parties gaining 100 per cent of the power with less than 50 per cent of the popular vote. Detractors of proportional representation will bring up the spectre of fringe parties wagging the tail of the dog. This can be prevented by requiring

parties to either win a seat or to get at least five per cent of the popular vote. The present system denies representation to a significant number of voters. These voters, who make up 17 per cent in the case of the Greens, are denied any more than a few seats at the table. Daryl Sturdy

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Editor: Re: What kind of democracy is this?, letter to the editor, June 2 I must take issue with E. Graham’s letter. I would say that true democracy has just been returned to the electorate of B.C. Before this last election we had one party in power and the other in opposition, which essentially is

like a dictatorship in that you have one party asserting complete authority over policy regardless of what the electorate or the other elected officials want. That was evident with the lack of funding to schools, our health care system, increased taxes and the public unable to exert any pressure on the

sitting leadership. And let’s not forget the George Massey Tunnel Replacement Project as it is being touted. From out of the blue our last government announced a new bridge without proper public consultation. Don’t get me wrong, a new crossing is absolutely essential, but without due process the public feels

Nothing picturesque about derelict boats

Editor: Re: Horrified with state of harbour, letter to the editor, June 2 I can sympathize to a certain extent with the writer’s feelings. Derelict fishing boats and rotting docks are picturesque. But a number of the boats in his photo sank and were removed at great cost to taxpayers. The commercial salmon

fleet has been greatly reduced due to a number of reasons that readers will be familiar with. People take on unlicensed former fishing boats, not knowing the expense and work involved in maintaining them. They are often abandoned. If they are left, they sink and the fuel and engine oil end up in our sensitive

river estuaries. Just out of view of his photos is a working fishing harbour and the Ladner Harbour Fisher’s Committee, with the full co-operation of the Corporation of Delta, is doing its best to keep it a working harbour. Jim Nightingale Chair Ladner Harbour Fisher’s Committee

Woman grateful for strangers’ kindness after fall

Editor: I was the lady that fell in front of the dollar store on Tuesday, May 23. There was a younger couple who came to my

assistance and drove me to the clinic. They helped me inside as well. There was another young man who had a first aid kit that he used and a young

lady who had water who helped me clean up. I thanked them all at the time but I wanted to thank them again for caring. S. Waite

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Letters

Feds must buck up for bridge Province was built on big endeavours

Editor: Re: Uncertain future for bridge, June 2 Next year the new bridge from Windsor, Ontario to Detroit, Michigan is expected to start construction and your readers are paying for it. The new Gordie Howe International Bridge will cost around $4.8 billion and the current federal Liberal government has committed to pay for all of it. To be fair, this crossing is the busiest trade crossing in North America.

However, it seems that when it comes to paying for a new bridge spanning Canadian water, the Fraser River, the federal Liberal government is uninterested. In March, Liberal Delta MP Carla Qualtrough told Delta council that the George Massey Tunnel Replacement Project won’t be getting an investment from the federal government. While the current Delta to Richmond crossing may not be as busy as the Windsor to Detroit cross-

Editor: Re: Uncertain future for bridge, June 2 So one of the pretenders to the provincial throne says he will leave the decision on the new bridge to the mayors of all the municipalities as part of a consultation on a regional transit plan. And the second pretender to the throne says the bridge will only cause congestion at the Oak Street Bridge.. something a second tunnel won’t cause because the Oak Street Bridge will magically have gained greater capacity.

ing, it is a vital transportation route for commuters, commercial traffic, ferry traffic and emergency services. Current estimated tunnel volume is 80,000 vehicles daily and it is known as the worst bottleneck in the province. This will only grow with continued development on both sides of the Fraser River. I ask Qualtrough and her federal Liberal government to find the money to invest in our new Canadian bridge, eh. Keith Munro

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It is important to understand that when leading a province it is essential for a leader to grasp some of the broader issues of B.C. — international trade and economic security are a couple — and not devolve responsibility to those with parochial interests when it suits their needs. It also requires they not latch on to illogical arguments that would nullify the need for any infrastructure at all. The George Massey Tunnel, built almost 60 years ago and ironically has us today debating a new bridge,

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New normal has a

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Daughter opens up about life with a father suffering from dementia

wrote this story over a year ago. It is my account of how life is with my father, who suffers from dementia. Time has passed and the days are sadly not as sweet as they once were. My father has grown more frail with less memories to grab on to, which really just confuses him and makes him more anxious. Since ﬁrst writing this story I have taken a course offered in South Delta by the Alzheimer’s Society of B.C. The course offered me insight, information and I should even say “respite” for my mother, who took it with me. We met many people like ourselves. We learned there are other people out there like us. This actually brought us a lot of comfort. My mom is my dad’s primary caregiver and with this disease that has now become a 24/7 occupation.

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Andrea Christian Optimist Contributor

My story about dementia and my dad may start off as a bit of a downer, but honestly, today, I feel content with the new normal since I have accepted his diagnosis. I think we are coming full circle. Several years back, my dad suffered some mini strokes that were diagnosed as transient ischemic attacks or TIAs. The doctors believe this is what led to his diagnosis of vascular dementia. At the beginning of me understanding this disease, selﬁshly, I am pretty sure, I just cried when I thought about it. I didn’t want to lose my dad or for him to lose his memories. My dad is the same strong guy that taught me and my sisters to ski, gave us a love for the outdoors, taught all of us about rocks, geology and how the mountains in front of us formed. (My father was a geological engineer who had worked all over the world.) I know little about the road my father, mother and I are going down, and we are learning every day. Early on, before my parents moved to Boundary Bay, I remember visiting their home in Tsawwassen, and walking in to see my father sitting in the dark. He was at his kitchen table, crying. My father never cried. He was alone, just sitting there with no lights. I put the light on and gave him a hug. He told me he was confused. He told me this confusion made him anxious. Time did what time does with this disease and it was hard to see what once was my big, strong dad, and his memories, slowly slipping away. It was a slow process of acceptance for everyone, even for the doctors it would seem, to come to an understanding of what was actually happening to my dad.

I never know and still to this day find it difficult if I he was a small child. His mind now is more like that should let the neighbour dropping over “know” about of a youngster. He collects rocks and driftwood from my dad and his memory. I think to myself, “What the the beach and he brings them back to his house. He hell is the etiquette on this for my father’s sake?” These tells me he is making something beautiful to give my days, I see people’s compassion for him, or lack of it, in mother. full view. I miss my old dad at times, but I know when I am with When my dad was diagnosed with dementia, at times it him, and if we can stay right inside the moments, we was impossible to tell that he suffered from the disease. are very happy. Then over time he would start “loop tracking” – this is My mom is my father’s primary caregiver. I cannot what I called and still call it. Repeating the same thing imagine what this is like for her -- to have your life partover and over. I knew instinctively not to “remind” him. ner slowly fade. I have no idea what would be written if Instead, I just pretended this was the first time I heard this story was from her perspective and what life feels his story about getting stuck on a headwall skiing on like for her. Mount Baker. She does mention to me she is happy she and my dad I remind myself – “But dad, I was there with you that were able to make and act on so many important “life” decisions before my father was diagnosed. She tells me day” -- but I don’t vocalize anything. this brings her peace. He repeats his poems, reciting them to me. He repeats She shares with me her only mission in life today is to songs (anything Johnny Cash) and the French he now speaks. I do think it’s funny his spoken French sounds better than I can ever remember. Whatever memory is looped, and that he is trying to share with the world, he repeats. I remind myself this is the first time, again, in his mind that he’s telling the story to me. And for me to remember that -- with patience. Actually, even writing this and rereading it, it seems he is worse than he actually is. Here is the turnaround in my story and why I feel I am lucky. A year ago, my parents moved to a home right beside me here in Boundary Bay. Here my dad loves to walk. Photo by Gord Goble Centennial Beach path is not far, maybe Andrea Christian finds comfort in the daily walks she takes with her father at Centennial Beach. three minutes away from our respective make my dad comfortable and keep him occupied. places. I try to walk with him every day. I know my mom knows I am there to help, so is my On the beach, we usually collect rocks and he tells me partner Patrick and both my children too. She is a about granite, quartz and slate, and what the squigstrong, proud woman who does not easily accept help. gly circle lines mean and how rock formations adhere I wish she did. within rock. His mind for rocks and geology is like a Today, my son Ben and I took my dad to see a movie. steel trap. His memory of rocks brings me comfort. My dad loved it. One of the “coolest and different” During our walks on the beach, my dad stops and movies, according to him at that moment, he has ever stares at the driftwood and he sees characters and seen. animals in their many shapes. “Look Auny,” he says in And tomorrow, before I start my work, we will walk the midst of a conversation, “it’s a rabbit, it’s a snake… down to the beach and look for rocks and alligators. look at this one... it’s an alligator.” Full circle. It’s as though I am walking with my son Ben when

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The Delta Concert Band and Vancouver Welsh Men’s Choir present We’ll Be Seeing You at South Delta Baptist Church, 198856th St., in Tsawwassen at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. Tickets cost $29 for adults, $27 for seniors and $12 for students. For tickets visit www. vwmc.ca, call 604-8781190 or get them at the door.

Casual birding

Delta Nats Casual Birding Walk, a Birds on the Bay event, is set for Wednesday, June 14, 9 a.m. to noon. Meet at Cammidge House in Boundary Bay Regional Park, Delta. Join Tom Bearss and his informal birdwatchers for a 2.5-hour amble around Boundary Bay. Enjoy the abundance of resident and migratory species, including shorebirds, waterfowl, raptors, and smaller birds. Bring binoculars if you have them. Bring your own lunch to end the outing together at the Sandpiper picnic table at Centennial Beach. Info: 604-9409296 or tom.bearss@ dccnet.com. Hosts: Delta Nature. There is no charge.

Tour de Duck

The second edition of Tour de Duck will be held Sept. 9 at Deas Island Regional Park. Rubber ducks will race down the Fraser River at the event, a fundraiser for Royal Canadian Marine Search and Rescue – Station 8 Delta. Ducks will be sold at Sunday’s Ladner Village Market. Contact rcmsar8delta@gmail. com for more details.

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Canada Day is coming up and there are celebrations happening in South Delta on July 1 at Diefenbaker Park in Tsawwassen from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and at Kirkland House in Ladner from 12:30 to 4 p.m.

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Market to begin new season Popular Ladner Village event features vendors, merchants, live entertainment DAVE WILLIS

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he Ladner Village Market kicks off a brand new season Sunday. The popular event draws big crowds to Ladner Village as marketgoers can visit many vendors, local merchants and enjoy live entertainment. Sunday will mark the start of its 21st year. The market is full for the summer, says Tracey McKnight, one of the organizers. “We’ve [got] a great, outstanding lineup of people coming into the market,” she says. Many vendors have been in attendance for a good number of years while McKnight says there’s also “lots of newness coming in.” The open-air market spans three blocks on 48th Avenue from Elliott Street to Delta Street. It runs rain or shine from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with seven dates in total for the season. Market dates fall on the second and fourth Sundays of June, July and August, as well as the second Sunday of September. McKnight estimates about 60 per cent of the vendors attend each market while others choose

The Ladner Village Market attracts a wide range of vendors for its seven dates every summer. dates that work with their schedules. From wood art and survival gear to dog leashes and pottery, there’s a wide selection of goods, including bedding plants and hanging baskets. Some of the newest eateries are featuring Mexican fare, French crepes, Ukrainian perogies and samosas, she says. Other food selections will include freeze dried fruits, local beef and chicken, juices, frozen

take-home meals, cookies and kombucha.

2017 market dates: June 11 and 25 July 9 and 23 Aug. 13 and 27 Sept. 10

While produce will be available at the first market, there will be a greater selection as the season rolls on. “It’s going to come on

nicely,” McKnight says. The market celebrated its 20-year anniversary last year and organizers are looking forward to starting this new season. “All of a sudden it creeps up on you. The weather has been a little cooler and all of a sudden you realize ‘OK, the summer has come.’ June has arrived and we’re on top of things now. So we’re very pleased.” The event also launched a new postcard this

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year with artwork from Ladner’s Linda Jones. “She’s done a beautiful job,” McKnight says. In terms of live music, the first market will include pop tunes from Dan Hare in the first half of the day (10 a.m. to 1 p.m.) while jazz group Swing 2 Beat will be in attendance during the latter portion of the event (1 to 4 p.m.). Visit www.ladnervillagemarket.com for more information.

Soap Box Derby racers ready to roll

locations, get there early,” says Lewall. Three racers head down the Nearly 50 cars will race down hill at a time, just like last year’s 6th Avenue tomorrow in the secdebut event, he says. ond annual Soap Box Derby. One change, however, is that The event, held by the Rotary there will be timed finals instead Club of Tsawwassen in partnerof run-offs. ship with the Corporation of Lewall says some “big news” Delta, will feature youngsters for this year is that a trophy will from nine to 13 vying for a grand be handed out to the driver with champion trophy and other the best costume. honours. Trophies will go to the three “We have brand new, redefastest racers along with awards signed, hot-looking soap box for Directors Choice (favourite cars that have a new look to cart chosen by the club) and them and bigger wheels [and] Crowd Choice (favourite cart better brakes,” says Rotary memdecided by viewers). ber and co-chair of the derby Races are scheduled to start at Rick Lewall. 10 a.m. Racers come out of the startVisit the club’s Facebook FILE PHOTO ing gates at Milsom Wynd and page (www.facebook.com/ Racing will take place down 6th Avenue in Tsawwassen. speed towards the finish line RotaryClubOfTsawwassen) for popular viewing locations. at 52nd is going to be a hotspot. situated at 52nd Street. more on the Soap Box Derby “Of course the finish line down So if you want either of those The start and finish will be event. DAVE WILLIS

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Syrah Khan rehearses a number for a Cabaret Festival that will be staged next Tuesday and Wednesday at South Delta Secondary. about two spies and “was really cool to work on,” says McKinnon. The Cabaret Festival takes place Tuesday, June 13 and Wednesday, June 14. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and curtain is at 7 p.m. Tickets are by donation (suggested donation of $10).

• On Friday, June 16, the Delta Film Academy will be hosting its second annual Showcase Gala at the SDSS Equinox Theatre. Students’ best work from throughout the year will be showcased at the event. Refreshments will be served at 6:30 p.m. and screenings begin at 7 p.m.

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Crowds filled Gallery 1710 last Thursday evening for the opening of Oil & Water, the South Delta Artists Guild’s 14th annual juried show that includes the best of B.C. and Washington state artists’ work. Entries numbered 314 and were evaluated by three jury members from the Canadian Federation of Artists. Colour and content of the 83 paintings that made the cut are artfully displayed and tagged with 14 awards provided by sponsors. Everything from realism to abstraction has been on the easel. Christina Shalaby’s Out of Darkness receives best in show and a $1,000 first prize. The painting of a leopard uses a technique called scratch art in which a black surface is gradually changed to black and white by painstakingly making each mark to form the picture. Shalaby took

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this one step farther by colouring the work with acrylic inks. As of June 4, five paintings have found lucky buyers, including the leopard and Faith Love Robertson’s Winter Mist, a glowing oil of a misty morning that received second place. The show runs until June 24. The public is invited to visit the gallery, 1710-56th St., Tsawwassen, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday to Sunday and Thursday until 8 p.m.

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With season almost over, Sidekick readying for fall

The Sidekick Players are saying goodbye to their 20th season with audience favourite Jenny’s House of Joy and hello to their 21st season with auditions for Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me. Jenny’s House of Joy, a Norm Foster comedy, is the story of four women who work in a brothel in Baxter Springs, Kansas in the late 1800s. The play stars Sidekick regulars Lisa Gach, Emile Greene, Carol Jones, Kathryn Stewart and Marcia Strang. It runs until June 17 at the Tsawwassen Arts Centre with 8 p.m. performances on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays as well as a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday, June 11. Written by Frank McGuinness and directed by Carroll Lefebvre, Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me will open Sidekick’s 21st season this fall. The story focuses on an American doctor and an Irish journalist who

give way to an acknowledgment of their characters, strengths and weaknesses. They learn that humour is their surest weapon against their captors and the safest armour to protect themselves. Audition dates are Monday, June 19 and Tuesday, June 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Tsawwassen Arts SUBMITTED PHOTO Centre. Three men Jenny’s House of Joy runs until (30 to 50s), with June 17. Irish, English and are being held captive by American accents, terrorists in Beirut. They are required. exercise and they argue, All auditions will be on supportive in their mutual a first come, first served determination to survive. basis and will feature a They are joined by an cold read from the script. English academic. The Rehearsals will comthree display their national mence early August and biases and prejudices, the production will be which are intensified in staged at the arts centre the cramped confines of from Oct. 12 to 28. their cell. Email sidekickplayers@ As time passes, resentoutlook.com for more ments and recriminations information.

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Wednesday of Wonder, featuring magicians Care Elise (left) and Jordan Vo, along with special guest Matt Jones, is set for Wednesday, June 14 at 7 p.m. at the Ladner Community Centre. Call 778-846-6514 or email hello@iam.care for tickets. The show is presented by themagi.co, the Corporation of Delta and the Fraser Valley Magic Circle.

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South Delta Secondary’s annual Drawing and Painting Show is featured this year at Tsawwassen Mills. The exhibit, themed Creation, features approximately 75 pieces of work showcased on panels in the Promo Court by Entry 3. The exhibit opened last week and is on display until Sunday, June 11.

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Auditions being accepted for Delta’s Got Talent at Sun Fest

Looking to showcase your talent? Delta’s Got Talent, a competition for local youth, will take place at this year’s Tsawwassen Sun Festival. “It’s for the kids. It’s local. It’s fresh,” says coordinator Jennifer Bach. “Everybody’s got talent, so why not?” The event is open to more than only solo sing-

ers, including duets, musicians, dancers or “whatever your talent is,” says Bach. Selected semi-finalists will showcase their talent at the Sun Festival on Aug. 6 while the finals are set for Aug. 7. Bach says there will be a winner chosen in a 13 to 15 age group and another in the 16 to 19 age group. Auditions can be sub-

mitted via YouTube link, USB or CD. Those interested in taking part are asked to send in their submissions by June 28. Email deltasgottalent@gmail. com or drop off a USB or CD at the Tsawwassen Arts Centre, 1172-56th St. Registration forms are available online at www. sunfestival.ca. The form needs to be included with a submission.

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The Delta Pacers capped a memorable season in grand fashion by capturing gold at the B.C. High School Ball Hockey Championships in Surrey. The three-day event attracted 18 schools from throughout Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. Although not sanctioned by B.C. School Sports, the tournament was run by the B.C. Ball Hockey Association, similar to how B.C. Hockey also oversees the provincial high school ice hockey championships. The Pacers headed to Surrey having just been edged out in the Delta High School Ball Hockey League championship game by Southpointe Academy. They more than made up for it in a big way. A perfect 3-0-0 run in preliminary play included wins over a trio of Surrey schools — Fraser Heights (5-0), Kwantlen Park (7-0) and Johnston Heights (4-2). The finale saw Delta erupt for all four goals in the final six minutes to clinch top spot in its pool group. It was then off to the quarter-finals and a nailbiting 4-3 win over Queen Elizabeth. The Pacers allowed a two-goal lead to slip away but regained their composure to win in

Delta Pacers celebrate their first place finish at the B.C. High School Ball Hockey Championships in Surrey. thrilling fashion. The semi-finals put the Ladner school up against Surrey league champions Surrey Christian. A defensive struggle saw the teams tied at 1-1 when the Pacers struck for a pair of quick goals with less than four minutes remaining. An empty-netter sealed a 4-1 victory. The perfect six-game run was completed with a 4-3 victory over Prince of Wales. The Vancouver school would not quit and stayed within striking distance but could not overcame the Pacers’ best performance of the season. Jack Kraemer scored

twice to seal tournament MVP honours. He finished with 12 points in six games, including three goals. He played on a line with Jordan Bogress and Brennan Gaytmenn which combined for 21 points. This is the second season DSS has run a ball hockey team. Each time, the Pacers have been a finalist in the Delta league. All but two players graduate. “It was a true pleasure to coach this group of fine young men the past two seasons,” said DSS vice-principal John Pavao. “Many of them are multisport athletes, honour

roll and principal’s list students. They also have served as a big buddy or mentor to the Grade 8 students this year and assisted in their transition into high school.” The roster also included: Kyle Ainge, Jeevan Bath, Dylan Bubel, Daniel Carter, Tyler Falcade, Jared Garcha, Brennan Katsube, Jason Leitner , Keaton Mann, Jordan Payne, Connor Sagert, Ryan Sawyer, Riley Sherwin, Noah Shumka, William Spencer, Brett Thomas and Carter Warn. “Truly a special group and I enjoyed my time with them at the rink or in the

gymnasium when we practiced,” continued Pavao. “I want to thank them for the positive contributions they made to the school as students and for the passion and pride they had while representing the school as a hockey team. “I wish them all the best in their future endeavours and look forward to our future encounters when we can relive the special journey and championship.” The coaching staff also featured DSS vice-principal Dean Eichorn and teacher Todd Allan. Manager and support staff included Tyler Jones, Quinton Bianchini and Scott Wilkinson.

Tsa Pee Wee Sox perfect at Vancouver tournament

Tsawwassen Pee Wee “A” Sox captured the President’s Cup in Vancouver.

Tsawwassen Amateur Baseball Association’s Pee Wee “A” Sox capped a perfect five game run with a 17-5 victory over the North Delta Angels to capture the President’s Cup Tournament in Vancouver. The Sox were also named the top hitting team of the tournament with productive bats throughout the weekend. Pitcher Tysen O’Neil set a

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It was a terrific three days for local Grade 8 athletes at the B.C. High School Track and Field Championships in Langley including Delta Secondary’s Harvir Panesar (right) winning bronze in the 100 and 200 metre events, while South Delta Secondary’s Madelyn and Jacob Bonikowsky each won bronze in their respective 800 metre events.

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A bright future for local athletes was on full display at last weekend’s B.C. High School Track and Field Championships in Langley. South Delta Secondary, Delta Secondary and Southpointe Academy featured some outstanding performances as track programs at all three schools built momentum despite limited nearby training options. In total, the schools combined for seven medals — all at the Grade 8 level. Highlights included SDSS twins Madelyn and Jacob Bonikowsky winning three medals, including silver for Madelyn in the girls’ 1,500 metres. They nearly added another with Jacob placing fourth in the 1,500 after his bronze in the 800 metres. Delta Secondary’s Harvir Panesar solidified his status as one of the top up-and-coming sprinters in the province with bronze medals in the 100 and 200 metre events. Southpointe’s Kaylie Borntraeger struck silver in the girls 200 metre hurdles. At the senior level, South Delta’s Jack Fayle reached the final of the 400 metres, placing fifth in a time of 50.63 seconds. Here is a rundown of the medal winners and other notable finishers: Silver Medal Kaylie Borntraeger (Southpointe Academy) Grade 8 girls 200m hurdles. Madelyn Bonikowsky (South Delta Secondary) Grade 8 girls 1500m. Alex Lamyin (South Delta Secondary) boys 400m. Bronze Medal Alex Lamyin Madelyn Bonikowsky (South Delta Secondary) Grade 8 girls 800m. Jacob Bonikowsky (South Delta Secondary) Grade 8 boys 800. Harvir Panesar (Delta Secondary) Grade 8 boys 100m and 200m. Top 10s Jacob Bonikowsky (South Delta Secondary) 4th place, Grade 8 boys 1500m. Kaylie Borntraeger (Southpointe Academy) 4th place, Grade 8 girls long jump. Jack Fayle (South Delta Secondary) 5th place, senior boys 400m. Riley Gookstetter (South Delta Secondary) 7th place, junior boys shot put. Alex Lamyin (South Delta Secondary) 9th place, Grade 8 boys 200m. Meanwhile, local schools also produced some impressive results at the recent B.C. Elementary Schools Track and Field Championships at Minoru Park in Richmond. Southpointe’s Anna Stefanovic captured gold medals in the 11-year-old girls 200m, 600m and 1,000m. She also added a bronze in the 100m. Beach Grove Elementary’s Ella Hewitt earned silver in the 11-year-old girls 600m.

June 9, 2017 The Delta Optimist A25

REGENCY REALTY LTD.

1333 - 56TH STREET, DELTA • 604-943-7411 • lrichardson@dccnet.com

1715 Braid road • $975,000

1650 BaBcock Place • $999,000

oPeN SUNdaY 2-4 PM Great family home with plenty of space for everyone. Over 2300 sq ft on a 6800 sq ft lot, featuring 4/5 bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms and a large rec room. Lounge in the private sunny fenced backyard with its inviting in ground pool. Plenty of room to relax on the covered deck off the kitchen, which has some nice updates. Master bedroom upstairs with a full en suite as well as a master bedroom on the lower level with a huge walk in closet. Central location close to transit, shopping, recreation and Southpointe Academy. You’ll be pleasantly surprised by the layout of this smartly priced home.

Beach Grove is a desirable ocean side community. This cozy, bright bungalow sits on a 5780 sq ft lot with a west facing backyard. The roof and furnace were replaced just over 12 years ago, the vinyl windows were installed more recently. The wood burning fireplace and original hardwood floors add to the charm of this solid little house. You are only several blocks from trails along the ocean which lead to Centennial Beach. Close to Beach Grove Elementary and a short walk to Southpointe Academy, this is sought after area and a great investment for the future.

TheDeltaGroup.ca Regency Realty Ltd. 1333 - 56th St., Delta, BC V4L 2A6

Tim Rohwer 604-762-2041 Commercial Residential Specialist info@thedeltagroup.ca

TSAWWASSEN

Sharon Rohwer 604-760-7163 Residential Seniors Specialist info@thedeltagroup.ca

Carrie Galbraith 604-329-5212 Residential Real Estate Specialist info@thedeltagroup.ca

TSAWWASSEN

OPEN HOUSE SAT 2-4 PM

OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN 2-4 PM

SPACE AND SUNSHINE!

PERFECT FOR SUMMER BBQ’S!

• Spacious 2563 sf 3-4 bdrm 3 bath family home • Custom upgrades-gourmet kitchen, separate dining/living room, huge recreation room with sliding doors to gardens • Main bedroom has 3 pc ensuite, cozy fireplace, walk in closet • Beautifully landscaped 9741 sf gardens on quiet street 1474 54th St

$1,318,000

LADNER

JUNE 11 & 25, JULY 9 & 23 LADNER

• 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom 2,269 sf 3 level split home • Sunny south exposed Private backyard space • Two spacious decks 25’x12’ perfect for entertaining • 10 out of 10 for location, near transportation and schools • Spacious sunny recreation room, additional bonus room off the garage with workshop 5118 Stevens Drive

$1,299,900

TSAWWASSEN

SOLD TWO HOMES IN ONE!

SPACE FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! • 2944 sf 5 bedroom upstairs plus rec room/bedroom with wet bar • Features bedroom on main with ensuite for family or nanny • Convenient dual stairways with separate entrance • Bright low maintenance gardens great for entertaining • Double garage - two driveways - perfect RV or Visitor parking 4678 London Crescent

$1,170,000

• Incredible designed 5 bdrm, 5 bath spacious 3,909 sf Family Size Home • Features open kitchen layout with island and adjoining family room • Second residence w/separate entrance, sunroom off kitchen, gas f/p, 3 pc bath plus option to have 1, 2 or 3 bdrms • Private landscaped 7,785 sf property - powered, heated workshop & gas firepit, perfect for entertaining • Vacation in your sunny back yard with palm tree and gas firepit 4632 London Crescent $1,448,000

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME! • Customize your perfect home with a prestigious local builder • 5,115 sf executive home with triple garage on 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! 5024 Wallace Avenue

$2,988,000

A26 The Delta Optimist June 9, 2017

2016: TOP 10% OF GREATER VANCOUVER REALTORS®

TrishandTeri .ca SUOP N EN 24

SUOP N EN 24

• SELLING SOUTH DELTA FOR OVER 30 YEARS •

1236 52 STREET $1,188,000

530 55 STREET $1,198,000

1654 58A STREET $1,018,000

NEW LISTING Fully remodeled 3 bedroom + den back split on a private 7,524 sqft. rectangular lot in Central Tsawwassen, just steps to schools, Town Center, beaches & new Mall.

NEW LISTING PEBBLE HILL 9,322 sqft. rectangular park like lot situated on a quiet street. This one owner 5 bdrm home is just steps to schools, shops & future trails to Boundary Bay.

NEW LISTING Beach Grove 3 bedroom bungalow on a 7,492 sqft. (75x99) rectangular east facing park like lot steps to beaches, schools, & transportation to City, Malls & Ferries.

5247 10A AVENUE $1,198,000

1733 BEACH GROVE ROAD $1,178,000

9-2603 162ND ST S. SURREY $1,348,000

NEW LISTING Large 8,966 sqft. lot in Central Tsawwassen with a very spacious Family Home with a Newer Legal Suite for potential mortgage helper. Main Living offers 4 Bedrooms.

STEPS TO BEACH At the quiet end of the Grove, this beautifully renovated 2,493 sqft. 3 bdrm home sits on a private westerly exposed 5,769 sqft. lot just steps to Boundary Bay trails.

SOUTH SURREY VINTERRA VILLAS spectacular 3,800 sqft 9 yr old 3 bdrm townhome w/full basement, media room, & main ﬂoor ofﬁce. Situated on a residential street just steps to shopping.

Tsawwassen ~ Just Sold!

504-1350 VIEW CRESCENT $525,000

390 55 STREET $1,048,000

4951 STEVENS DRIVE $1,495,000

STEPS TO TOWN CENTRE Beautiful open plan S/E corner suite in The Classic offering 1,420 sqft w/2 bedrooms, 2 baths and an updated kitchen. Lovely southern exposed sunny deck.

NEW LISTING PEBBLE HILL 8 yr old HALF DUPLEX with master on the main and 3 bdrms (including another master) up. Great room concept with west facing patio off the kitchen.

NEW LISTING Investment alert that can’t be missed! Oversized lot 13,756 sqft. west facing w/immaculately kept family home on one of the most desirable streets in Tsawwassen.

EXPERIENCE MATTERS Trish Murphy 604.312.7621 Sold@TrishaMurphy.ca

604.897.2010 Teri Steele Sold@TeriSteele.com

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June 9, 2017 The Delta Optimist A27

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$1,898,000

#3 1850 Southmere Crescent, South Surrey • $293,500 Great investment opportunity! A lovely ground floor, 2 bedroom unit with a private fenced-in patio in Southmere Place.This unit has a spacious layout with a large living and dining room that features laminate flooring, newer paint and baseboards.This building has had manyrecentimprovementssuchasfullrain-screening,newbalconies, doors/windows, fences, new paint and carpet updates in hallways, roof (2009), boiler (2007), elevator (2017). No rental restrictions, 1 cat allowed, unit comes with 1 parking stall and a storage locker and enjoy the use of the outdoor pool! Centrally located just steps to White Rock Beach, Semiahmoo Mall, transit, library restaurants and shopping. School catchments: H.T.Thrift and Semiahmoo.

SUTTON GROUP SEAFAIR REALTY

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Associate Broker MLS Diamond Master Quarter Century Club Life Member

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Medallion Club 27 Years

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862 50B STREET, TSAWWASSEN

Beautifully RENOVATED throughout! 4 Bdrms, huge Rec Room, 3,018 sq.ft. on 11,065 sq.ft. park-like property! VIRTUAL TOUR

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5014 – 12TH AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN

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1469 DUNCAN DRIVE, TSAWWASSEN

Beautiful Beach Grove home! 3 Bdrms & Den, 2,650 sq.ft. MLS# R2162770

GREAT ROOM CONCEPT

$1,598,000

VIRTUAL TOUR

OPEN SUNDAY 2 – 4

4563 KING EDWARD PLACE, LADNER

Beautiful 1/2 DUPLEX with MASTER BDRM on MAIN & 2 bdrms up. 2,204 sq.ft., MLS# R2154367

$859,000

NEW LISTING!

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A SHOW HOME! New, luxury 5,235 sq.ft. home w/ basement! MLS# R2155363

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6202 – 48A AVENUE, LADNER

$1,638,000

at Royal Lepage Regency Rlty Ltd for 7 years

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Unique & Beautiful! 2,200 sq.ft. 4 Bdrm home! A must see!

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$958,000

6 bedroom nearly new 4142 sq.ft. executive home on 37,296 sq.ft. lot with views of the Fraser River, north shore mountains and Gulf Islands. All nestled in the historic farming area of Westham Island. Please call for appointments to view. HOMELIFE BENCHMARK TITUS REALTY

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The

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UPDATED 3 BDRM RANCHER 5156 - 11A AVE, TSAWWASSEN Lots of updates throughout! 1470 sq.ft. home on 7,341 sq.ft. MLS# R2150925

$1,168,000

NEAR AMENITIES!

FOR SALE WITH A BUILDING CONTRACT! 4784 – 7A AVE 2 Fantastic building plans! 3,362 sq.ft. ($2,398,000) & 5,767 sq.ft. incl. full basement ($2,598,000). MLS# R2155412

$2,398,000

YOUR DREAM HOME!

A28 The Delta Optimist June 9, 2017

LOUISE UY

Sutton Group - Seafair Realty #500 - 9100 Blundell Road Richmond 604-273-3155 (office) | 604-788-4549 (cell)

4901 River Reach Road, Ladner -4 T2 SA

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OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 4 R2141484

4676 APPLE LANE TSAWWASSEN SHORES DEVELOPMENT

Located in the exciting new community of Tsawwassen Shores and only a few minutes away from the new Tsawwassen Mills Mall! Close to top ranked South Point Academy and Golf Course. Single detached stunning residence, 1987 sqft with 2 x 6 exterior wall construction, an open great room and vaulted ceilings. This home also boasts Air Conditioning, crown mouldings, built in vacuum, kitchen pantry, quartz countertops, high end Stainless Steel appliance package, the works! Crawl space for additional storage. Balance of 2-5-10 New Home warranty coverage in place. Exempt from the new 15% non-resident tax. Call Louise 604-788-4549 $975,000

JUST LISTED! This fantastic 1,373 square foot end unit townhome in the sought after Hourbourside community, located in the heart of Historical Ladner Village! This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home has a large master bedroom and kitchen with a bonus loft upstairs for the kids to play. Enjoy your evenings in your privately fenced west exposed back yard or exploring this charming town. This quiet, family friendly townhome is steps to the river, nature strolls, schools, parks, community centres, shopping and so much more. $519,000

Call Mike TODAY at 604.880.7517 MikeKittsonRealEstate

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Sutton Group - Seafair Realty . #100 - 5000 Bridge Street . Ladner, BC . 604.946.1255 AN INDEPENDENT MEMBER BROKER

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seafair realty 1625 56th St., Delta

604.943.3110

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OPEN HOUSE – SAT/SUN 2-4 PM

1136 FAIRWAY VIEWS WYND, TSAWWASSEN Price $858,000

Rare opportunity to own a three level townhome with an open atrium in the centre of the house, over-looking 6th green on Beach Grove Golf Course. The open vaulted ceilings in the centre of the home bring lots of natural light into the home. Spacious 3 bedroom and den with room for the whole family. Garden area at side of home is south facing an a deck off living room, master bedroom and front bedroom. Laundry and storage/pantry off kitchen. Huge storage room on third floor and two open loft areas. Complex has an indoor Swimming pool, hot tub, and clubhouse with sundeck in complex. Only 1 block to town centre, shopping, restaurants, coffee shops and service and only a few blocks to beach.

OPEN HOUSE – SUN 2-4 PM

5333 UPLAND DRIVE, TSAWWASSEN Price $1,599,000

A GORGEOUS View Property that has been beautifully updated. Peaceful setting close to Tsawwassen town centre, highway, shopping and The Beach. Primarily Hardwood flooring on both levels and heated porcelain tile in the Kitchen, 3 bathrooms and laundry. New stainless appliance package. Custom wine cellar. Freshly painted by professionals, mostly new windows, French doors and soffits. Cedar siding on exterior was recently replaced and entire exterior painted. A master suite to luxuriate in and closet space galore. Ensuite has spa shower. There are 2 bedrooms- main floor and 2-lower level. Floors and ceilings have been sound proofed. Dble Garage, workshop, storage and greenhouse. New furnace & Heat Pump-2015. Plenty of outdoor space.

June 9, 2017 The Delta Optimist A29

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For friendly, professional service call Jane and Leanne

NOW is the Xme to SELL… call us to ﬁnd out the market value of your home! $1,198,000

$530,000

NEW LISTING… 1248 Paciﬁc Drive

$948,000

JUST SOLD

NEW LISTING…

Large, well cared for split-level family home. Over 2200 sq\ with lots of extra room to grow. Oversized double garage with workshop area. Boat parking + outdoor pool & hot tub. Private west facing yard. 8000 sq\ lot. Walking distance to the High School, Memorial Park & historic Ladner Village. Call us for more informa^on…

3 bedroom + den family home in quiet cul-de-sac loca^on. South facing fenced back yard. Short stroll to the river, trails and Ladner Village.

LADNER

#304-1537 Roper Avenue

Beau^ful 3000+ sq\ home in the Lovely 2bdrm condo in sunny White Rock. luxurious neighbourhood of Stahaken. Walk to the beach…centrally located. A/C Gorgeous landscaping & Gourmet inspired kitchen – immaculate home. lots of natural light. 4/5 bedrooms + games room. Peak-a-boo view of ocean from your deck. Double garage & south facing backyard. Investors + pets welcome… No 15% Foreign Buyer’s Tax on this home! no rental restric^ons.

TSAWWASSEN REMAX PROGROUP REALTY

$980,000

WHITE ROCK 5360 12 Ave., Delta BC V4M 2B3

5795 16A Ave

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4 PM RV and Boat lovers this one’s for you! Beautifully finished 2 bedroom rancher with 658 sq ft garage completely wired for the handyman/woodworker or mechanic. This completely rebuilt rancher on large corner lot in Beach Grove has it all, large pad beside the home for both RV and Boat or any other toys you have, Gourmet kitchen with gas range and stainless appliances. Newer plumbing, electrical, siding, flooring, kitchen, roof, furnace, on demand hot water, and more. Private back yard with large covered patio and firepit. This owner is meticulous and it shows. Call now for your private showing.

4567 48B Avenue

5260 Ferry Road

Independently owned & operated

A30 The Delta Optimist June 9, 2017

BLUEBERRY FARM IN PRIME LOCATION

www.fraserelliott.com

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

23 ACRE PARCEL NEAR INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR

2990 57B STREET

5039 & 5121 112 STREET

$24,225,000

DELTA

LADNER

STUNNING 55 ACRE CUSTOM ESTATE

$11,500,000

21.44 ACRE INDUSTRIAL ZONED PARCEL

W G NE TIN S LI

3200 WESTHAM ISLAND ROAD LADNER

5871 60 AVENUE

$9,688,800

LADNER

BEAUTIFUL HOME ON 25 ACRES!

5 ACRE BLUEBERRY FARM

2447 56 STREET LADNER

$7,998,800

7251 NO 6 ROAD

$7,998,800

MODERN LUXURY LAKESIDE HOME

28 ACRE HIGH EXPOSURE LOCATION 24 kms to Downtown Vancouver

W G NE TIN LIS

Lot 1 Hwy 99

LOT 1 HIGHWAY 99 LADNER

15919 DEVONSHIRE DRIVE

$6,888,800

$3,288,800

TOWNHOUSE SITE WITH DEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL

STUNNING GULF ISLAND VIEWS

W G NE TIN S I L

1-5 19860 56 STREET

ENGLISH BLUFF ROAD

$3,250,000

TSAWWASSEN

1.5 ACRE PARCEL WITH RS4 ZONING!

$2,250,000

GORGEOUS MID CENTURY RANCHER W G NE TIN S I L

4016 W RIVER ROAD LADNER

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

$2,198,800

4876 DOGWOOD

$1,898,800

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

*Based on total REBGV MLS sales 2016. **For total residential and commercial transactions combined of all RE/MAX® sales associates in Canada for 2016.

June 9, 2017 The Delta Optimist A31

BEAUTIFUL BRAND NEW HOME

STUNNING WESTCOAST INSPIRED CUSTOM HOME

DELTA

$1,788,800

LADNER

STUNNING 2015 BUILT HOME IN BEACH GROVE

$1,688,800

FULLY RENOVATED RANCHER-STYLE HOME W G NE TIN LIS

1428 FARRELL CRESCENT TSAWWASSEN

$1,688,800

10,000 SQFT WATERFRONT LOT IN PRIME LOCATION!

4361 W RIVER ROAD LADNER

$1,588,800

LIKE NEW, CUSTOM BUILT LUXURY!

1107 WALALEE DRIVE

$1,388,800

COMPLETELY NEW INTERIOR RENOVATION!

4908 WEAVER DRIVE TSAWWASSEN

#7 RE/MAX® TEAM IN CANADA in 2016**

$1,688,800

2 BUILDING LOTS

5471 52 AVENUE LADNER

$1,550,000

4767 STAHAKEN COURT

$1,398,800

5 BEDROOM HOME WITH A VIEW & 2 BEDROOM SUITE!

TSAWWASSEN

STUNNING LUXURY RESIDENCE WITH EXCELLENT VIEW!

4880 55B STREET LADNER

5113 WILSON DRIVE

$1,388,800

TSAWWASSEN

$1,388,800

GORGEOUS NEWER HOME ACROSS FROM THE RIVER!

4560 W RIVER ROAD LADNER

$1,388,800

STUNNING PORT GUICHON CUSTOM HOME

4598 WEARE STREET LADNER

#17 RE/MAX® TEAM WORLDWIDE in 2016***

***For total residential and commercial transacations combined out of over 100,000 RE/MAX® sales associates worldwide. As recognized by the RE/MAX® INTERNATIONAL achievement award to Fraser and his team for 2016.

$1,338,800

www.fraserelliott.com

5713 RIVER ROAD

7711 116 STREET

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

A32 The Delta Optimist June 9, 2017

FAMILY HOME IN GREAT LOCATION

www.fraserelliott.com

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

LARGE FAMILY HOME IN QUIET CUL-DE-SAC!

6308 49 AVENUE

5253 11A AVENUE TSAWWASSEN

LADNER

$1,298,800

2 LEVEL FAMILY HOME WITH SUITE ON HUGE LOT!

$1,288,800

LIKE NEW FAMILY HOME W G NE TIN LIS

4997 57A STREET LADNER

5122 LINDEN DRIVE

$1,288,800

GORGEOUS RANCHER STYLE HOME W/LOFT!

LADNER

BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HOME WITH FARMLAND VIEWS

4442 ARTHUR DRIVE LADNER

$1,199,900

6642 LONDON DRIVE

$1,198,800

FAMILY HOME IN GREAT LOCATION

LADNER

$1,198,000

VIEWS OF THE NORTH SHORE MOUNTAINS AND FRASER RIVER!

W G NE TIN S I L

16268 14 AVENUE

12197 100 AVENUE

$1,099,900

$1,088,000

BEAUTIFULLY UPDATED FAMILY HOME

COMPLETELY UPDATED RANCHER IN CUL-DE-SAC W G NE TIN LIS

W G NE TIN LIS

10887 79 AVENUE DELTA

4804 CANNERY CRESCENT

$999,900

LARGE LOT IN BEACH GROVE!

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

$998,800

3 BEDROOM SINGLE FAMILY HOME IN GREAT LOCATION!

1696 58 STREET TSAWWASSEN

LADNER

7620 FROBISHER DRIVE

$988,800

$938,800

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

*Based on total REBGV MLS sales 2016. **For total residential and commercial transactions combined of all RE/MAX® sales associates in Canada for 2016.

June 9, 2017 The Delta Optimist A33

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME

FRASERVIEW RETAIL/OFFICE STRATA

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

W G NE TIN S I L

7633 NANAIMO STREET 2298 NEWPORT AVENUE

$899,900

40 ACRES IN LAC LA HACHE

RENOVATED TOWNHOME IN LADNER VILLAGE!

LOT 1 CARIBOO HIGHWAY 97

9-4925 ELLIOTT STREET

$625,000

LADNER

2 BEDROOM, 2 BATHROOM CONDO WITH VIEW!

$499,900

2 BEDROOM SUNNINGDALE PENTHOUSE

304-1428 56 STREET TSAWWASSEN

$629,900 $399,900

405-4758 53 STREET

$429,900

LADNER

WESTHAM LANE WITH SOUTH FACING PATIO!

$429,900

2 BEDROOM IN GREAT LOCATION W G NE TIN LIS

116-4770 52A STREET LADNER

$429,900

CENTRALLY LOCATED 2 BDRM CONDO

LADNER

203-11957 80 AVENUE

$399,900

STEVESTON 1 BEDROOM WITH VIEWS

$390,000

TOP FLOOR 1 BEDROOM

314-12633 NO 2 ROAD

305-1870 E SOUTHMERE CRESCENT

$369,900

#7 RE/MAX® TEAM IN CANADA in 2016**

$399,900

DELTA RISE COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY

101-5472 11 AVENUE TSAWWASSEN

101-4926 48 AVENUE

$224,900

#17 RE/MAX® TEAM WORLDWIDE in 2016***

***For total residential and commercial transactions combined out of over 100,000 RE/MAX® sales associates worldwide. As recognized by the RE/MAX® INTERNATIONAL achievement award to Fraser and his team for 2016.

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9831 121 STREET

A34 The Delta Optimist June 9, 2017

SOME OF OUR RECENT SALES LD JUST SO

LD JUST SO

CURRENTLY RANKED #1 IN ENTIRE REAL ESTATE BOARD FOR TOTAL * SALES IN 2017!

LD JUST SO

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

#7 RE/MAX® TEAM IN CANADA in 2016**

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*Based on total REBGV MLS sales to date June 7 2017. *Based on total REBGV MLS sales 2016. **For total residential and commercial transaction combined of all RE/MAX® sales associates in 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 2016.

June 9, 2017 The Delta Optimist A35

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PUT OUR AWARD WINNING MARKETING TO WORK FOR YOU!

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#7 RE/MAX® TEAM IN CANADA in 2016**

#17 RE/MAX® TEAM WORLDWIDE in 2016***

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*Based on total REBGV MLS sales 2016. **For total residential and commercial transactions combined of all RE/MAX® sales associates in 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 2016.

A36 The Delta Optimist June 9, 2017

#1 RANKING TEAM IN BC FOR TOTAL SALES IN 2016*

Yolanda

Buyers Agent REALTOR®

Rachel

Listing Manager REALTOR®

Garrett

Vice President REALTOR®

Fraser

President REALTOR®

Jennifer

Sales Manager REALTOR®

Philip

Project Sales Manager REALTOR®

Julie

Sales & Marketing REALTOR®

CALL OUR AWARD WINNING TEAM TODAY!

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

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

#7 RE/MAX® TEAM IN CANADA in 2016**

fraserelliott.com * Based on RE/MAX of Western Canada Statistics 2016.

#17 RE/MAX® TEAM WORLDWIDE in 2016*** RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta BC V4M2B3

*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.

June 9, 2017 The Delta Optimist A37

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Joanne Evans

Aileen Noguer REALTOR®

REALTOR®

Personal Real Estate Corporation

It’s not just an investment, it’s a home. Trust us to help you make the right move.

Based on 2016 closed MLS transactions. Source: CREA, RE/MAX

604.946.8000

Re/Max Progroup Realty 5360 12 Avenue Tsawwassen

www.deltahomes.ca realestateinsouthdelta.ca

#15 5661 Ladner Trunk Road

#202-1166 54A Street - Open Sat 1-3pm

• 2 bedroom condo • Updated kitchen, bathrooms, ﬂooring + more! • West exposed balcony

$375,800

Do you 55th know Street what your home is worth? 103-1131 Call me for a market update! • Spacious two bedroom two bath unit Our targeted social media advertising brings more trafﬁc

THE BRIO!!!

NEW PRICE! • Gorgeous and spacious one bedroom and large den • Nice sized west facing covered deck • Beautifully appointed, shows like new Aileen and • Built in 2015 and 2-5-10 Joanne warranty in place Sold • Large insuite storage too! Open 1-3pm OverSat Asking • THIS IS A MUST SEE!!!!

$489,000

598 Tsawwassen Beach Road

• Rare opportunity to own an exclusive waterfront home in Tsawwassen • Level beach front home (over 2900 sq ft) on a

• With large east exposed garden home! patio! to your

56,995 sq.ft. lot

• Updated and steps away Facebook at from everything!

• Double car garage and lots of extra parking! • PRIVATE ROAD + potential subdivision!!

Joanne

851 53A Street

$8,900,000

4618 Hawthorne Place

NEW PRICE! • Ideal FOUR bedroom family

•4 bedroom rancher

home in desirable location • 1762 sq.ft. home on 6430 sq.ft. lot on a no-thru street • Open concept kitchen/dining with sliding door leading out to sunny fenced in backyard • New VINYL windows • Laminate flooring in living room+additional extra flooring to finish most of lower level!

• Central Tsawwassen • Over 10,000 sq.ft. lot! Aileen and

Joanne Sold Over Asking

• Garage AND workshop

$1,079,000 743 Thistledown Place

5321 9A Avenue

$838,500 $846,000 #305-4988 47A Avenue

14139 Marine Drive

Aileen

Joanne

Just Sold

Sold Over Asking

and

• Beautiful three bedroom rancher tucked away in a cul-de-sac in Forest by the Bay with all of the updates done for you! • Extensively updated with hardwood ﬂooring, new windows, perfect kitchen with Bosch oven, Miele dishwasher and custom shaker cabinets. • Master suite has sliding door to private garden, ensuite with heated ﬂooring and walk-in closet! • Sun-drenched, western exposed, landscaped yard features a pool ($11K worth of updates in 2015!), waterfall, propane hook-up and sitting area - perfect for those summer days! • Double car garage with Jacobs ladder to storage area and 8X10 workshop provides lots of storage space!

$1,299,999

and

• Spacious 2681 sq.ft. two level with ONE BEDRM SUITE! • 9203 SQ.FT. lot on a quiet street! • Updated-skylights, open concept kitchen • Hardwood ﬂooring, new insulation.Plus 220 wired garage! • Four beds total-master with HUGE ensuite! • Private yard with sparkling pool, new pool deck + fountain AND room for the volleyball net!

$1,249,800

and

•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

$2,100,000

and

• A chic and rare 2 storey Penthouse loft in the heart of downtown Ladner! • 2 bed and 2 bath with master on main with loft area and ofﬁce space up PLUS half bath up. TWO roof top decks and ONE deck off the master suite with easy access from living room. • Loft area with den/ofﬁce and family room • Beautiful updated kitchen! • Two Parking Stalls! $599,000

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TAMMY MATSON 778.938.5599

www.tammymatson.com

tmatson@eastlink.ca

PARK LIKE LOT!!! 4970 1 Ave., Tsawwassen $1,688,000

UPDATED 5 bedroom home on beautifully landscaped, SUNNY 12,874 sq ft SOUTH facing lot! Kitchen & family room with 3 sets of french doors leading to oversized deck & backyard oasis make this home ideal for entertaining! Separate living & dining rooms are great for dinner parties! Detached heated studio - yoga, office or games room!

JUST !!! SOLD 128 53 St.

JUST !!! SOLD 1479 Duncan Dr.

JUST !!! SOLD 482 Shannon Way

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61 ALPENWOOD LANE NEW LISTING! $1,399,000

5150 7B AVENUE NEW LISTING! $1,188,000

305-6088 MINORU BLVD NEW LISTING! $698,000

30 53A STREET NEW LISTING! $1,298,000

TSAWWASSEN EAST. Lovingly cared for 3 bedroom rancher located on a 8,191 sqft. lot in The Terrace.

TSAWWASSEN CENTRAL. Centrally located 4 bdrm family home near transit, parks and schools.

RICHMOND. Welcome to Horizons, adjacent to Richmond Centre, with amenities at your doorstep!

PEBBLE HILL. Impeccable 4 bedroom home w/a wonderful detached studio, located in Pebble Hill.

! LD O TS JUS

4880 DOGWOOD PLACE NEW PRICE! $1,598,000

64 TSAWWASSEN BEACH RD NEW LISTING! $3,998,000

5244 UPLAND PLACE NEW LISTING! $1,348,800

3800 RICHMOND STREET JUST SOLD! $1,998,800

UPPER TSAWWASSEN. Rare opportunity to acquire a fantastic home situated on Dogwood Place!

ENGLISH BLUFF. Magnificent property on Tsawwassen’s western bluff, offering breathtaking sunsets.

CLIFF DRIVE Welcoming 4 bdrm home located on a family friendly cul de sac in sunny Tsawwassen!

STEVESTON VILLAGE. Brand new 2,177 sqft. 4 bdrm, 4 bath home! Listed by Re/Max Westcoast.

Complimentary evaluation. Exceptional service. Creative solutions. PROGROUP REALTY | Each Office Independently Owned and Operated | 5360 12th Avenue, Delta, BC. V4M-2B3 | 604.943.8080

June 9, 2017 The Delta Optimist A41

OPEN SATURDAY 2-4

NEW PRICE!

OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2 - 4

#109-1441 Garden Place, Tsawwassen | $418,000

#305-1375 View Crescent Tsawwassen | $455,000

4849 12TH Ave., Tsawwassen | $1,168,000

CENTRAL LOCATION!

STEPS TO BEACH!

1151 Bayview Drive, Tsawwassen | $1,298,000

259 Centennial Parkway, Tsawwassen | $1,950,000

DEVELOPER / INVESTOR ALERT!

BUILD YOUR HOME!

NEW LISTING!

880 53A Street, Tsawwassen | $1,038,000 NEW LISTING! – 2,542 sqft – 4 bdrms – 2 bath – 17,373 sqft lot Many updates throughout – Central Tsawwassen

QUIET CUL-DE-SAC

5275 Dixon Place, Ladner | $959,900

2,177 sqft - 4 bdrms - 2 bathrooms – family room down Large deck - Quiet Cul-de-sac location - 7,610 sqft lot

NO MORE STAIRS!

The Magnolia – 1,197 sqft – 2 bdrms – 1.5 bath Corner unit – large enclosed balcony – move in ready!

2,182 sqft - 3 bdrms - 3 bath – office – 9,588 sqft lot Master on main floor, and another up w/ full ensuites

2,498 sqft – 4 bdrms – 4 bath – den – 8,826 sqft lot New Roof, HE Furnace & Hot Water Tank in 2016

‘Fairview 56’ – 1,002 sqft – 2 bedrooms – 2 bathrooms top floor – open concept – west exposed – steps to amenities

5 STAR HOME!

5075 6th Ave., Tsawwassen | $2,188,000

2,645 sqft – 3 bedrooms – 2 bathrooms – office Flex room – Georgie award 2nd level – across from Beach

3,849 sqft – 2 storey w/ basement – 4 bdrms – 4 bath - 8,956 sqft lot plus a 2 bdrm & 1 bath legal suite – detached garage / workshop

LEGAL ONE BEDROOM SUITE!

BUILDING LOT 4913 56TH Street, Ladner | $898,000

1,644 sqft – rancher – 3 bdrms – 2 bath – 6,600 sqft lot Private & quiet area w/ West exposed yard

4600 Garry Street & 48B Street, Ladner A great opportunity in the heart of West Ladner for this POTENTIAL LAND ASSEMBLY

4569 Arthur Drive, Ladner | $1,588,000

Builders, Investors & Developers! – 14,331 sqft lot within Ladner Heritage – Conservation – steps to Ladner Village

5555 46th Ave, Ladner | $1,649,000

3,063 sqft – 3 bdrms plus den up – 3 bath plus separate legal 1 bedroom suite 6,921 sqft lot – Near New!

FAMILY APPROVED!

SOLD

5835 50th Ave., Ladner | $889,000

5246 Crescent Drive, Ladner | $918,000

4953 Mariner Place, Ladner | $898,000

3400 W River Road, Ladner | $1,599,000

5313 Westminster Ave., Ladner | $1,028,000

1,847 sqft – 3 bdrms – 1.5 bath – 7,373 sqft lot Basement entry – Excellent potential or build!

1,542 sqft – 3 bdrms – 2 bath 7,392 sqft lot Carport & a 16’x30’ detached garage/workshop

1,701 sqft - 3 bedrooms - 2 bathrooms private backyard - excellent layout 4,618 sqft lot.

1,007 sqft – 3 bedrooms – 1 bath – 2.5 acres across from Dyke – hold now or build mini estate

2,365 sqft – 5 bdrms – 3 bath – 5,500 sqft lot Private covered patio w/built in gas bbq

SOLD

5605 45th Ave., Ladner

#213 5099 Springs Blvd., Tsawwassen

#515-5055 Springs

#311-4768 53rd Street, Ladner

#106-1175 55th Street, Tsawwassen

5447 Westminster Ave, Ladner

Thank you for your continued support over the years!

A42 The Delta Optimist June 9, 2017

BLAKE Chancey Chanc Personal Real Estate Corporation

604-788-0480

BOB Chanc Chancey

LINDA Chanc Chancey

Personal Real Estate Corporation

direct 604-946-8899

PRESIDENT of the Chanceys Real Estate Group 604-880-5552

BRAD Herzke

SARAH Antifaev Antifa

604-946-8899

office 604-946-8899

Your local Langley resident & real estate agent

Unlicensed Assistant

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4915 Central Avenue, Ladner

OPEN SUN 2 - 4

These properties are still under construction, please wear appropriate footwear. Quality and Elegant Coach Homes are made even more desirable because of their Location and Convenience at 4915 Central Avenue, Ladner. 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. $1,388,000 Walk to shops, Ladner village, restaurants, coffee shops, park and school.

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$609,000

#6 6380 48A Avenue, Ladner

C OMING SOON

850 sq.ft. 2 bedroom one level 1/2 duplex. $499,000

5359 River Road, Ladner Escape from the city to this county cottage located on a private and relaxing waterway. This cozy 3 bedroom rancher features a renovated kitchen with heated flooring and updated appliances, family room and separate living room with hardwood flooring. Eating area with french doors lead out to your backyard oasis, enjoy a bbq in this serene setting with nature and wildlife at your backdoor. Updated bathroom with inviting claw foot tub and separate shower. Roof, windows and furnace all replaced in 2003, and new hot water tank in 2015. Located in Neilson Grove Elementary school catchment and near marina, golf course, parks, nature trails, historic Ladner Village and easy access to hwy 99. $929,000

The Chanceys Real Estate Group

604.946.8899

www.TheChanceys.com

*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)

City Realty

*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

June 9, 2017 The Delta Optimist A43

BLAKE Chancey Chanc

BOB Chancey Chanc

Personal Real Estate Corporation

604-788-0480

direct 604-946-8899

LINDA Chanc Chancey

Personal Real Estate Corporation

PRESIDENT of the Chanceys Real Estate Group 604-880-5552

LI S

BRAD Herzke

SARAH Antifaev Antifa

604-946-8899

office 604-946-8899

Your local Langley resident & real estate agent

W NE

Unlicensed Assistant

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DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH!

COMPLETELY UPDATED AND MOVE IN READY!!

Exceptional opportunity to own this large 7,513 sq.ft lot with a spacious 1,500 sq.ft rancher in popular Holly area of Ladner. This home features 3 bedrooms, kitchen, living and dining room. This family-friendly location is just minutes to Mountain View Park, Holly Elementary School & close to Ladner Village. Easy highway access to Richmond and Vancouver makes commuting a breeze.

Bright and spacious and TOTALLY updated! 2 bedroom, 898 square foot condo is ready for you to move right in. New paint, new carpets updated bathroom, kitchen and high end appliances. Spacious, west exposed balcony. New windows, newer roof, in-suite laundry and 1 underground parking space.

6088 Brodie Road, Ladner

$909,000

#16 5661 Ladner Trunk Road, Ladner

$369,000

ATTENTION BUILDERS, INVESTORS AND DEVELOPERS!!

5161 N WHITWORTH CRESCENT Lot Sq.ft: 17,115.00 Price: $1,888,000

D SOL

2 Lot 33,616 sq.ft Land Assembly. Potential for up to a 6 lot subdivision. This rare opportunity is located in one of Ladner’s finest neighbourhoods. Both homes in great condition, one home with a 1,420 sq.ft workshop. Call Bob Chancey for More Details.

5169 N WHITWORTH CRESCENT Lot Sq.ft: 16,501.00 Price: $1,888,000

! AYS D 7 IN 1

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$1,399,000 5233 Bentley Crescent, Ladner

YS! A D 6

$1,058,000 5651 Dove Place, Ladner

NEW PRICE

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$2,138,000 134 49 Street, Tsawwassen

SPRAWLING RANCHER WITH LOFT IN DESIRABLE VICTORY SOUTH AREA BUILD YOUR ESTATE HOME ON THIS GORGEOUS PROPERTY! 5263 River Road, Ladner

HUGE 15,000 sq.ft lot (66 x 227 ft.) backing onto peaceful waterway and greenspace.

$1,118,000

5091 Bentley Drive, Ladner

Sprawling 3,900 square foot rancher with a loft in desirable Victory South area of Ladner. This home is perfect for large family and for entertaining. 25 x 21’ living room with vaulted ceilings and gas fireplace; large dining area; kitchen with stainless steel appliances, granite counters eating nook and large pantry. Upstairs is the master bedroom suite and sunroom. Total of 5 bedrooms! Private office, family room, art studio/den, loft area playroom Bring the family and enjoy this space.

$1,289,000

K WEE T S A LD L O S T JUS $1,688,000

2866 E. 49th Avenue, East Vancouver

The Chanceys Real Estate Group

604.946.8899

www.TheChanceys.com

*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)

City Realty

*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

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christinawatts.com p e r s o n a l re a l e s t a te c o r p o r a t i o n

Open Sunday 2-4!

1655 Farrell Crescent | $1,589,000

This incredible Kenorah built, custom designed, stunning quality-studded family home is easily everyone’s dream home located in the heart of Beach Grove within minutes walk to Beach Grove elementary, park and waterfront! Enjoy the gleaming solid hardwood flooring, vaulted ceiling with custom skylight design, wooden French windows and doors, simply charming open living layout with the gourmet kitchen taking center stage equipped with top of the line appliances, romantic floor to ceiling river rock fireplace with high efficiency gas fire place - the entire main floor living is focused towards a quiet and gentile garden setting making the last glass of wine a joy! Fabulous master suite with generous additional bedrooms totaling 4 round this up to be a winner! Bonus: R2000 home!

OPEN SATURDAY 2-4

844 Paciﬁc Dr. $2,680,000

#204 - 1738 55A St. $989,000

Phenomenal 3,725 sqft 5 bed family home picturesquely set on sunny 1/4 acre in saught after Village location. A Sarah Gallop design.

Forget about the loud noise of life & start relaxing the moment you walk through these doors! Masterfully upgraded 3 bed/ 3.5 bath 2,012 sqft luxury townhome

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 5230 Central Ave. $1,898,900

OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 378 54th St. $1,798,000

Luxuriously renovated split level family home w/ fantastic gourmet kitchen. Dream 1,061 sqft triple bay heated garage/ workshop w/ sound system & storage loft

Lovely 4 bed family home in premier Pebble Hill location w/ fantastic setting enjoying full ocean views in the distance of Boundary Bay & Mt. Baker.

I love living here

For sales information and private showings, contact:

Christina Watts, RE/MAX Real Estate Services 410-650 W 41st Avenue, Vancouver BC V5Z 2M9

604.803.8342 | ChristinaWatts.com

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Vivia left us this morning for a prettier garden. Predeceased by her daughter-in-law Lene and in October of last year her husband, Frank Nemeth. She will be lovingly remembered by her sons Lou (Alison) Du Hamel and Guy (Leah) Du Hamel; stepsons Mark (Tamara), and Collin (Sheila); 10 grandchildren: Ca Sandra, Livia, Alec, Charles, Desmond, Kelsey, Brent, Elishia, Kyle, and Mitchell; one great-granddaughter Lucy; and sister, Verna Hayward and all her nieces and nephews.

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Ivan James Royan died peacefully in Kamloops, BC on June 2nd, 2017 with family at his side, after a 4 Ω year battle with cancer. Ivan is a much loved husband, father, opa, brother, uncle, colleague, neighbor and friend, who touched the lives of so many. Ivan is survived by his wife Valerie; sons Stephen (Jacqueline) and Anthony (Candice); and grandchildren Carter, Oscar and Molly. He is survived by his brother Ken (Cynthia) and sister Adonna (Terry); extended family in Australia; and brothers-in-law Clifford (Eva) and Walter, and extended family in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

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Vivia was born in Consort, Alberta to Charles and Bertha Bryan during the height of the Depression and grew up in Whonnock, BC. For many years she lived in Matsqui Village where she served as the local Postmaster and raised her two fine boys. In 1986 she and Frank built their dream home in Ocean Park, South Surrey where they hosted many happy family events, including her yearly Easter Egg Hunt in their big backyard (rain or shine!). In 2015 Vivia moved to Ladner to be closer to her family. She will be lovingly remembered for her generosity, sense of humour and wonderful creativity that produced many stuffed critters and beautiful quilts. A gathering of her friends and family will be held at the Delta Funeral Home in Ladner, BC on Friday, June 16 at 2:00 pm. Remembrances would be appreciated to the BC Cancer Society or the Delta Hospital Foundation. Delta Funeral Home (604) 946.6040

Ivan was born on October 14th, 1949 in Bundaberg, Queensland, Australia to Donald and Isabella Royan. He graduated from the University of Queensland in April 1973 with a Bachelor of Surveying. Ivan was commissioned as a Land Surveyor of Queensland in 1974 and started his career with the government of Queensland. He immigrated to Canada in October 1977 and married Val in Inglis, Manitoba later that month. Ivan and Val moved to Vancouver where Ivan gained employment with Underhill & Underhill, and received his BC Land Surveyor commission in 1979. They would soon after make their home in Tsawwassen where they would raise their two sons. In 1996, Ivan gained his Canadian Land Surveyor commission, and served as President of the CLS Association from 2013-2014. In 2002, Ivan and Val moved to Kamloops, and established their roots in their new community Working as a surveyor brought Ivan on many adventures, travelling through much of BC and the Canadian territories. He loved his work and loved sharing his passion of surveying with newcomers entering the profession. He was highly regarded amongst his peers for his hard work ethic, precision, and leadership. A Memorial service to celebrate Ivan’s life will be held on Saturday, June 17th, 2017 at Hills of Peace Lutheran Church, 695 Robson Drive, at 2:00pm. A reception will follow to gather and share stories of Ivan’s life at the Coast Hotel Kamloops. The family would like to express gratitude to Dr Proctor, Dr Van Heerden, and the staff of the Cancer Clinic at RIH for their care and support during Ivan’s journey. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made in Ivan’s name to Hills of Peace Lutheran Church or the BC Cancer Agency. My mind is at ease, my soul is at rest. Remembering all, how I truly was BLESSED.

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A48 The Delta Optimist June 9, 2017

Your One Stop

Garden Shop! TSAWWASSEN GARDEN CENTRE SALE! SPECIAL BUY $ 99

From colourful annuals, delicious veggies & herbs, to premium perennials and shrubs,

10 X 10´ GAZEBO

WE HAVE IT ALL!

INCLUDES MOSQUITO NETTING. 299-4560-2

12 INCH HANGING BASKET REG 24.99

SPECIAL BUY $ 99

229

GAS LAWN MOWER

HALF PRICE!

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ANNUALS VARIOUS FLOWER 4 PACK REG 1.99

HALF PRICE!

140CC POWERMORE ENGINE. 21˝ CUTTING DECK. MULCH, BAG AND SIDE DISCHARGE. 299-2929-0

SAVE %

99¢

SALE PRICE!

VARIOUS VEGETABLES

SAVE %

NEVERLEAK HOSE REEL

HOLDS UP TO 175´ OF 5/8˝ HOSE. 59-7657-8 REG. 79.99

PROFESSIONAL BYPASS PRUNER

SALE $ 99

FULLY HARDENED, PRECISION-GROUND STEEL BLADE STAYS SHARP. 59-6115-4 REG 24.99

SPECIAL BUY $ 99

10” 5.5A ELECTRIC GRASS TRIMMER ADJUSTABLE HANDLE AND TELESCOPIC SHAFT. 299-1170

99¢

SALE PRICE!

VARIOUS HERBS

$ 49

REG 2.49

CEDARS 7G

SALE $ 99

REG 26.99

EMERALD CEDAR 30-36 INCHES REG 22.99

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