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POT GROWING CAPITAL OF CANADA Lois Jackson says municipal hall is receiving five to 10 inquiries a day as legalization date less than a year off SANDOR GYARMATI
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There are a lot of questions that need answering before recreational marijuana is legalized, says Mayor Lois Jackson, who’s troubled Delta could become the pot growing capital of Canada. Jackson is attending the Union of B.C. Municipalities convention in Vancouver this week where members on Wednesday endorsed a resolution asking
for cities to have meaningful consultation on legalizing pot. Cities are also calling on senior governments for enough funding to cover policing and regulation costs, a fair share of tax revenues and municipalities maintaining rights when it comes to zoning and land use decisions. A Delta contingent discussed the same issues with federal officials in Ottawa earlier this year. “We are now looking at zoning, for instance. Can they put
retail outlets next to the schools or the main drags? How is that all going to work? I’m not talking about medical marijuana here, that’s totally separate,” said Jackson When it comes to zoning bylaws, the municipality already had a run-in with a marijuana dispensary that tried had set up shop in North Delta last year, having to go to court to obtain an injunction against the business that refused to shut down.
An even bigger issue looms as Delta and its many thousands of acres of farmland could find itself the pot growing capital of the country, Jackson fears. One large-scale greenhouse operation, Village Farms in East Ladner, already announced it would apply to convert part of its vegetable operation to grow medical pot as well as non-therapeutic marijuana when legalized by the feds next summer. MAYOR: see Page 3
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THE HEADBANGER FESTIVAL Radium Hot Springs, November 3 to 5 Once a year, for a short time, bighorn sheep fight for dominance, colliding at full speed with a crash of horns. Witness the action and learn more from local wildlife enthusiasts. FALL OKANAGAN WINE FESTIVAL Okanagan, September 28 to October 8 The Fall Okanagan Wine Festival events take place throughout the Okanagan—
celebrating fabulous BC wine and great food—in breathtaking settings. Signature events, wine tastings, live entertainment, grape stomping parties, and winemaker dinners make this a wine event not to miss. CORNUCOPIA Whistler, November 9 to 19 Cornucopia is Whistler’s celebration of food and drink. At Crush, the flagship event, you’ll sample wines from BC and beyond during this lively tasting. Unique chef’s table luncheons, musical guests, winemaker dinners, and more make this one of BC’s top culinary events in the mountains. QUEEN OF THE PEAK Tofino, September 28 to October 1 Surf Sister and Shelter Restaurant started this women only surf championship in 2009 to showcase some of the amazing surf talent from BC’s west coast. The event
has grown to include yoga, Zumba, dance parties, and movie premiers. SUNSHINE COAST ART CRAWL Sunshine Coast Highway, October 20 to 22 Artists love the beauty and endless inspiration BC’s Sunshine Coast provides. The Sunshine Coast Art Crawl is an ideal way to discover a wide range of artisan treasures, as you visit galleries, home studios, artisans’ shops, and even an art farm. Be sure to pick up a hand-crafted memento of your visit. BALD EAGLE FESTIVAL Harrison Mills, November 18 and 19 Take scenic Highway 7 to Harrison Mills for the Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival and celebrate the beauty and biodiversity of the Fraser River Valley, honouring the majestic Bald Eagle and returning salmon.
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SAVOUR COWICHAN September 29 to October 8 The Cowichan Valley is known for warm weather, natural beauty, and friendly people. Savour Cowichan celebrates all of that. For ten days, artisanal food and beverage producers host more than 40 events throughout the Cowichan Valley, including the Barge On In event.
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Back from the fire zones Municipal employees proud to have helped in fight against B.C. wildfires IAN JACQUES
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Whether it was boots on the ground or coordinating efforts in emergency operations centres, Delta put in an all-out effort to battle B.C. wildfires this summer. Police officers, firefighters and senior staff from the Corporation of Delta were all part of a contingent that helped displaced residents in their time of need and protected property from fires. S/Sgt. Scott Lebus was deployed for a total of 21 days to the Cariboo Regional District emergency operations centre in Williams Lake. For the first two weeks he was the logistics chief, procuring equipment and working to get firefighting equipment to the front lines. “It was my first experience being deployed in this kind of scenario, so I was a bit of a fish out of water at the start, but I have been deployed at a number of other emergency operations centres before, so it is all about problem solving and finding the best ways to get things done,” said Lebus. Const. John Smith was part of the first wave of police officers to head up to 100 Mile House. “Most of them [the RCMP officers] live in the community and were on evacuation order, or evacuation alert, but to their credit they showed up and did what they needed to do,” recalled Smith. “Our job was to man roadblocks to keep people out of the
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Traffic is stopped on Highway 97 just south of 100 Mile House due to one of many wildfires that burned in B.C. this summer. evacuated areas and assist with any of the detachment police work, so they could get a break to head home and take care of their families, property and have a bit less to deal with.” He said the power of the fire was incredible. “There was one point we were standing by on Highway 97 just north of town and one minute we were talking and saying how nice a day it was and 30 minutes later we were covered in this thick blanket of smoke and the fire was crossing the highway.
It was just unreal. How the firefighters do it, I have no idea — they must have nerves of steel.” Smith said he was proud to play a small part in the effort. “You want to help, you want to make things better and lessen the burden on the people you are trying to help,” he said. “I just wanted to leave a better place than when I arrived. At the end of the day, it is what you do for people that counts.” Delta firefighter Erik Peterson was deployed twice in July and August at
the operations centre near Williams Lake. “I think honestly we all just want to be there, especially from the fire side. It’s in our nature to respond and if we can help, we want to help,” he said. “Some of the people had been working non-stop for 30 days, so I was happy to be there to support and give some people a chance to catch their breath and deal with their own family issues.” Deputy fire Chief Michel Latendresse said he was honoured to be a part of Delta’s overall emergency
response. “You come back from these things with a greater appreciation and training experience. Delta is a better place because of the training and the experiences that everyone received by going up to the Interior,” he said. “In Clinton, our crews were tasked to provide structure protection within the city limits, setting up sprinklers and getting ready to protect structures should the fires jump. It was pretty amazing to see this big firefighting machine working together.”
Mayor wants to keep farmland for food production CONTINUED from Page 1 Three years ago, Delta passed a bylaw prohibiting the production, storage, research or sale of medical marijuana anywhere in the municipality. The bylaw initially applied to all zones, including agricultural, although applications to grow the product would be considered on a case-bycase basis. The idea was to keep any potential operations out of farmland and within industrial zones. After
receiving Delta approval, Health Canada granted one company, Zenabis West, the go-ahead to set up shot to grow medical pot on Annacis Island. However, the provincial government, which still has an order-in-council restricting Delta’s ability to regulate activities in the ALR, struck down part of Delta’s bylaw that prohibited the production of medical pot on farmland, which could pave the way for Village Farms and others.
Saying B.C. only has about five per cent of its land base that can reasonably grow food, Jackson noted Delta has received dozens of applications from companies looking to grow marijuana on farms, which she views as a threat to food security. “(Delta CAO) George Harvie said he’s had five to 10 inquiries a day. You’ve got to follow the money and there’s big money in this. The ones that are first to the post, I guess, are probably going to
make a lot of money,” said Jackson. The mayor added they’ve had some productive one-on-one meetings with ministers of the new provincial government at the UBCM and were able to convey Delta’s concerns. “I asked the agriculture minister (Lana Popham) today what is her feeling on this. I really need some help because I’ve been on local council for 40 years and fought to save every square foot of good agricultural land in Delta. Are
we going to give up the ability to feed our people and simply rely on the United States?” B.C. Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth this month announced the province is asking for the public’s views on how the government should regulate the distribution and retail sale of marijuana. Canada’s justice ministers, meanwhile, recently met with federal Justice Minister Jody WilsonRaybould asking for clarity and support.
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John Bolhuis, known to many as Big John, lived his entire life in Ladner. He’s shown during a plane ride (left) for his 64th birthday last year and at the Ladner Village Quilt Walk and Car Show (middle).
Ladner mourns loss of Big John, a gentle giant DAVE WILLIS
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Ladner lost a “big, lovable gentle-giant of a guy” with the passing of John Bolhuis earlier this month. Bolhuis, 65, died from a heart attack at his Ladner home in his sleep, said longtime friend Les Blaney. “He was just a great guy,” said Blaney, who was also Bolhuis’ legal guardian.
Nicknamed Big John, Bolhuis suffered from a brain injury all his life and never developed mentally and socially much past the age of a 10- or 12-year-old, said Blaney. He was “exceptionally well-known” in the community, said Blaney, noting Bolhuis was also a big sports fan and car enthusiast. “He could tell you the make and model of just about any vehicle going
One of the best things I could say about John is that he never had a bad thought about anybody. Everything was on the bright side. LES BLANEY
down the street. It was amazing. How he did it, I don’t know,” he said, adding Bolhuis possessed a virtually photographic memory. “One of the best things I could say about John is that he never had a bad thought about anybody. Everything was on the bright side,” said Blaney, a local
retired realtor. Ladner Pioneer May Days and the Quilt Walk and Car Show were very special events for Bolhuis, he said. “Those were the highlights of his year.” Blaney’s brother Jim was Bolhuis’ full-time caretaker for the last two-anda-half years. Bolhuis was “kind, caring and considerate,” he said, adding that “as soon as he met you and knew
your name, he was your friend.” There will be a celebration of life on Saturday, Oct. 14 at 11 a.m. at the Ladner Christian Reformed Church, 459454A St. In lieu of flowers, those attending are asked to consider making a donation to a disability association or to the church’s Friendship Coffee House, which Bolhuis was a part of for many years.
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Two one-storey commercial buildings on Delta Street in Ladner Village, including one that is almost a century old, would be demolished as part of a mixed use redevelopment application.
Mixeduseproposalwould replace heritage building SANDOR GYARMATI
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A development application that would give a new look to Ladner Village will be going to a public hearing. Delta council has given preliminary approval to a two-and-a-half-storey mixed commercial and residential building at 4868 and 4872 Delta St. If approved, two onestorey commercial buildings, one of which is a heritage building currently home to a barber shop, would be demolished and replaced. The historic structure at 4868 Delta Street is on Delta’s heritage inventory but is unnamed, simply listed as a commercial building circa 1918. It’s noted as a structure with
a boom town façade in an early commercial settlement in Ladner. The site is between two significant heritage buildings: McCrea’s Pool Hall and Delta’s second municipal hall. The development site is also bounded by a newer two-storey commercial building to the south and a vacant site to the north, for which council has approved a development permit for a two-and-a half-storey retail-residential building that has yet to be constructed. Much of council’s discussion on the application focused not on the loss of the heritage structure but on a potential lack of parking. Council was told the project would be marketed as only coming with one parking stall per unit.
The Corporation of Delta is undertaking a review of the parking situation in downtown Ladner and recently took drone footage looking at the parking turnover within the village. CAO George Harvie noted times change and that Delta may need to come up with a new parking strategy. Saying no matter what is done there will never be enough commercial parking, Coun. Bruce McDonald noted the three-hour limit within most of the village core combined with ample parking at nearby Memorial Park likely means the problem isn’t that serious. Council will get a separate staff report on the parking situation in the village.
Birds strategy moving forward IAN JACQUES
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Delta is moving forward with its birds and biodiversity conservation strategy and the opportunity to promote Delta’s natural heritage at the upcoming 2018 Ornithological Congress. Civic councillors approved a staff recommendation earlier this month to execute a contribution agreement with Environment and Climate Change Canada that provides $40,000 to Delta projects related to birds and biodiversity. Delta also pledged
to support the 2018 Ornithological Congress events held in the community through its social media communications and field trip logistics support. The Delta Naturalists’ Society first made its request to Delta in November 2015 to develop a birds and biodiversity strategy in cooperation with the organization. A subsequent staff report outlining the request was endorsed by council in February of 2016. According to a Delta staff report, the development of the strategy has been done through three
workshops that included reps from the Naturalists’ Society, environmental community groups, the agriculture community, tourism and business associations, federal and regional government staff, and Delta staff from various departments. Next year’s Ornithological Congress, which is the oldest and most prestigious meeting for bird scientists occurring every four years, is expected to bring more than 500 delegates to Delta for various birding opportunities, including field trips to Boundary Bay and Roberts Bank.
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of the calls the Delta police responded to in the previous week:
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• Sept. 20, 7:21 p.m., 400-block of 53A Street: Complainant reported their unlocked vehicle parked on the road in front of their residence was entered overnight and rummaged through. Items stolen include a laser level, auxiliary cables and small change. • Sept. 21, 4:50 p.m., 400-block of Connaught Drive: Complainant
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through. Items stolen include Ray-Ban sunglasses, a purse, a dash camera and a GPS. • Sept. 22, 12:02 p.m., 5000-block of Canoe Pass Way: An employee in a business at the shopping centre observed a person select a knife valued at $56 and leave the store without paying. Police attended and located the person in the shopping mall who admitted to stealing the knife. The suspect was transported to police cells, processed and then released to attend court at
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Delta police are starting to get a handle on the property crime that has been a major issue in South Delta since the beginning of the year. “In relation to the monthly statistics, if you remember in January and February we had quite a spate of property crimes and I said it would take us a few months to catch up and we certainly have,” said Chief Neil Dubord. “Our operations area has done a very good job in doing that.” While property crime is down, commercial break and enters continue to be a concern as are theft from vehicles, Dubord said.
“In a lot of cases it is the usual suspects, a handful of people that cause the most crime of this nature,” added deputy Chief Norm Lipinski. “The challenge for us is finding out who these people are. Sometimes it is easy because we receive a tip, fingerprints from a scene, other times we have no idea. With this type of offense, you have a target rich environment. If you break into one vehicle, you have lots of vehicles that get broken into. It’s the type of crime that occurs in clusters.” Dubord said police continue to encourage the public to lock their vehicles and remove all items that could be enticing to would-be thieves.
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Scam of the month With the rise in scams, particularly those online, the Delta Police Department, in conjunction with the Optimist, is running a monthly article to help residents stay safe from fraudsters. Have you recently met your special someone online? Someone who has quickly expressed their love for you despite never having met you? Crucially, has that person asked you for money? If they have, you may be the victim of a romance scam. While countless lucky souls have met the love of their life through online dating sites, scammers are using these sites along with social networking sites to fleece lonely women and men of their life savings. Typically, the scammer will set up profiles in a fic-
titious name, using photos they’ve found elsewhere on the Internet. They might present themselves as living locally, but currently working or volunteering overseas, such that they can’t meet in person. Once they’ve initiated contact, they shower their prospective victim with attention and kindness. Many months might pass without the mention of money, while the scammer develops the online relationship. Eventually, the scammer asks for money, either for an emergency or to fund their return home to unite with the victim. One incident after another is imagined by the scammer, inducing the victim to continue paying. The relationship is often so real to the victim many refuse to believe it’s a fraud, even after depleting their bank and credit accounts of hundreds of thousands of dollars for someone they’ve never met.
If you recognize any of the above in your current online relationship, follows these tips: • Don’t ever give any money, especially by Western Union or wire transfer. Instead, discuss the situation with a family member or friend you trust; • If you’re not certain your partner is real, search for them on Google. Most real people leave traces of themselves online; if there are none to be found, they’re probably not real; • Try doing an online image search of your partner’s profile picture, as it may be found elsewhere on the Internet under other people’s names; • Don’t share “racy” photos with people you have not met, as they could be used for blackmail later. If you feel you’ve been the victim of a romance scam, or if you suspect someone you know has been victimized, contact your local police.
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ur mayor has taken a lot of heat in some circles for her unwavering support for a 10-lane bridge across the Fraser River, yet regardless of what you think of her stance, at least she’s not talking out of both sides of her mouth. Lois Jackson has become an outcast among regional mayors who talk a good game about growth strategies and transit corridors, but they don’t always practice what they preach. I can’t help but glance east (southeast to be exact) and shake my head at the car-dependent community being created in the shadow of Highway 99 while those issuing all those development permits lobby against the George Massey Tunnel Replacement Project. The rate of development in the Morgan Crossing area is jaw dropping, and while there are commercial amenities to serve these new residents, most have to get into their vehicles to get to work. Figures from the City of Surrey show that South Surrey has grown by 22,000 people in the last decade and is projected to add another 60,000 over the next 30 years. That’s not Surrey as a whole, which grew by almost 100,000 in the last 10 years and is expected to increase by another 300,000 over the next 30, but solely the area known as South Surrey. In other words, South Surrey grew by the equivalent of a Ladner or a Tsawwassen in the last decade and will continue to add a similar number of people each decade for the next three. In the very near future, South Surrey will be home to as many people as Delta is today. With all the talk of smart growth, you’d think this population boom would be a prime candidate to be serviced by some form of rapid transit, yet the southernmost point of the proposed Surrey light rail system is about 14 kilometres from Grandview Corners, the hub of the new Morgan Crossing development, and even further from the more established neighbourhoods of South Surrey to the west. As a result, those residents, in evergrowing numbers, will jump into their cars and add to the congestion on Highway 99, many eventually finding their way to the George Massey Tunnel. Once there, they’ll be glad to know their local government would prefer infrastructure dollars are spent elsewhere.
Minister’s search for younger farmers should lead to Delta
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he new minister of agriculture was in town this week and the Optimist had the opportunity to interview her. Lana Popham, MLA from Saanich South, maintains she will strengthen the Agricultural Land Reserve and ensure it doesn’t turn in to a land bank. She also reminds us the ALR is used to grow food. This is the obvious intention but a difficult reality in many cases. Although I fully support the sentiment, I know there are practicalities that prevent this noble goal from becoming reality. Even if we were able to grow food on all ALR land, who would be growing it and how would they afford to buy the land and take on the operational costs associated with farming? Popham recognizes this challenge and states, “Our mandate is really focused on encouraging young farmers to get into farming and from my travels around the province the last eight years, I’ve noticed young people really do want to get into farming but they can’t afford the land. So we’re focusing on how do we get people onto the land base so that they can become farmers. There’s farmers from a different generation that are retiring and we want to make sure there’s energetic young people in their place. We’re
Community Comment MIKE SCHNEIDER
working with stakeholders to figure out the best way to make that happen.” I wish her and the ministry the best of luck and hope that she looks at what is happening in the Delta School District as a good model to engage potential young farmers. On the flip side of ALR protection goals, the new NDP government seems to be at least partially conflicted with its election promise to tackle housing affordability. Although densification and rezoning is the likely solution in urban cores, I can see plenty of opportunity within strategic pieces of ALR land where it would make sense to develop and ease the housing crisis. Dora Dueck wrote a thoughtful letter to this paper last Friday in which she thanked Community Comment colleague ML Burke for her recent article on housing.
Dueck emphasizes that no community is immune to change and I agree with her. I, like many in our community, am considering downsizing but there is currently no housing form that meets our needs here and I would prefer to stay local. Additionally, I am concerned that young people will have little chance to own a home in Metro Vancouver or other major cities. I would like to be relatively close to my extended family but that prospect is looking increasingly bleak. I am hoping that our municipal governors and planners will look carefully for opportunity to create infill housing in strategic areas in South Delta. There seems to be lots of housing choice in Ladner and from what I have seen, the buildings blend well with the community. I know many people are afraid of densification and feel it is an assault on the character of our small towns but the needs of the many need to be considered. Not many of us get to die in our family homes and the need for varied housing type will likely affect just about all of us. Let’s keep an open mind and embrace change because it can be good. Mike Schneider is founder of Project Pickle and likes to write about growing, cooking and eating food. He is a Jamie Oliver Food Revolution ambassador.
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Letters
Day at the Farm was Bridge on shaky ground, just as fun in the rain so it’s best to twin tunnel
Editor: We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to all of you who braved the wet weather and attended the Day at the Farm community event at Westham Island Herb Farm earlier this month. Despite the overcast skies and intermittent rain, we are quite proud to report the day was a success and we were impressed with all the rain gear. The Ellis family is vital in hosting this event and truly poured their heart and soul into Day at the Farm. We sincerely appreciate the amount of hard work and planning the Ellis family takes on in order to host this event - thank you for continuing an amazing partnership year after year and opening up your farm for everyone to enjoy and learn. They have just opened their new farm stand and it is truly impressive, take a visit and enjoy Delta’s bounty. We would also like to thank our kind supporters without whom we could not host such an event. We are extremely grateful to the following organizations for their generous contributions:
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BC Fresh, BC Ministry of Agriculture, BC Waterfowl Society, BC Youth in Ag. Foundation, Chong Farms (Nancy Chong), Corporation of Delta, Dairyland, Emma Lea Farms (Husband family), Envision Financial, Farm Credit Canada, Fraserland Farms (Harris family), Ian Paton, Johnston Meier Insurance, Ladner Village Hardware, Metro Vancouver Ag Awareness Fund, Mike Guichon, Ritchie-Smith Feeds, the Royal Bank of Canada (Tsawwassen branch), Save-On-Foods, Silver Valley Farms, Terralink, Thrifty Foods, Vancity, Via (Santevia), Vinca’s Kitchen, West Coast Seeds, WestGen Endowment Fund, Westshore Terminals and White Spot. To the many hard working volunteers who gave their time and tireless efforts throughout the day, thank you so very much. We rely on your efforts and appreciate your kindness. To our participants, thank you for giving up part of your weekend to help spread the word about the importance of local agriculture, and to raise awareness about its important relationship to wildlife conservation.
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Editor: I’d like to thank the NDP government for suspending the George Massey Tunnel Replacement Project. The media is erroneously reporting the technical work has been done on the planned bridge to replace the tunnel. In fact, the numerous documents posted by the previous Liberal government are mainly literature compilations and descriptive information. There is no bridge design. There is only a preliminary, conceptual plan for the bridge. The six geotechnical reports are mainly a collection of available information. The Geotechnical Data Report, posted February, 2017, contains test-hole data and laboratory investigations that do not include “project design requirements” and “cannot guarantee or warranty that the geotechnical information obtained is sufficient to fully satisfy the project objectives or requirements.” There is no evidence that a bridge can be safely constructed at this location. Without data and evidence, it is not possible to calculate the cost of the bridge. In fact, evidence collected to date confirms
the soils in location of the planned bridge are liquefiable sand and silt to great depths. Any bridge supports would need to be deep pile foundations. If they can be built at all, they would be exorbitantly expensive due to depth requirements and massive lateral structures. The geotechnical information available to the public is accompanied by a disqualifier: “The contents of this memorandum are not sufficient nor detailed enough for the final design, and should not be relied upon for the final design, for bidding purposes or for construction.” Yet the B.C. Liberals were planning to award
contracts in the summer of 2017. The option of upgrading the existing tunnel and sinking a second tube was not credibly pursued by the B.C. Liberals. In April, 2013, Tunnel Engineering Consultations from the Netherlands came to consult with the B.C. Ministry of Transportation. No written report of this consultation has been provided to the public in spite of freedom of information requests. It appears the provincial government did not request formal input. I suggest the government contact Tunnel Engineering Consultations and request further consultation. Susan Jones
Taffy Taffy is a female Chihuahua mix who is six years old and weighs nine pounds. This sweet little girl is a bit shy when you first meet her, but it doesn’t take her long to warm up and then becomes a BIG snuggler! Taffy is good with other dogs, big and small, but still gets a bit nervous at first introduction and can be protective of her people and resources. Ideally a home where she is queen bee would be best, or a home with a mellower dog that can let her rule the roost. We do not know about cats, but would think they should be OK with a little time and patience. As she is nervous meeting new people, and has been nippy at forced interaction, we feel a home with small children would not be a good idea. Taffy LOVES walks, and we would consider her a medium energy dog requiring daily mental and physical stimulation. While she may never be a running or biking buddy, this little girl loves hiking and exploring! Inside the home she is a gem! She is totally house broken and crate trained, and her current foster has had no issues leaving her alone for eight hours while at work. Taffy is working on her leash skills, but is very manageable. As with all our dogs, she is spayed and up to date on all shots and vaccines. If you are interested in lovely Taffy, please email us at pbandchi@gmail.com
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To our entertainers, the local youth that impressed us with your talent, we are so very appreciative that you graced the stage and shared your talent with us. Each and every one of you were incredible to watch and you helped brighten up our day. Tony Barton and Tracy Neff and band, you have entertained us at Day at the Farm for three years with your phenomenal Cash and Carter tribute show and every year seems better than the last. We cannot thank you enough. This year we celebrated an amazing 12 years of hosting Day at the Farm and it is our hope that everyone found their time to be enjoyable and educational. We hope that you left with an awareness that by buying local you are supporting the viability of your farming community as well as the conservation of wildlife habitat. Thank you again for your support of this treasured community event. Hope to see you next year. Anna Wyman Drew Bondar and the Board of Directors Delta Farmland and Wildlife Trust
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Legion’s hospital donation boosts total to $146,000
The Delta Hospital Foundation recently received a $6,500 donation from the Tsawwassen Legion, which brings the branch’s total to more than $146,000 since 1995. This most recent gift will go towards the purchase of a dermatome for Delta Hospital’s busy surgical department. The instrument is an essential device used for skin grafting,
which is often needed following the removal of skin cancer or an injury such as a burn or similar trauma. “We are so grateful for the continuous support we have received from the Tsawwassen Legion Branch 289,” says the foundation’s Angela Turner. “We truly appreciate their commitment to the hospital and our community.” The Legion has funded
priority equipment for many different areas of Delta Hospital over the past two decades, including the medical unit, emergency department and residential care. “Delta Hospital has helped so many in our community over the years, and we are only too happy to contribute,” says Tsawwassen Legion president Gary Bain.
Delta Hospice benefits from Legion’s generosity
Delta Sports Hall of Fame Gala Banquet Honouring this year's Hall of Fame Inductees and Sport Champions Saturday, October 21st, 2017 Coast Tsawwassen Inn Cocktails: 6:30 pm Dinner: 7:00 pm Semi-Formal attire is recommended Tickets $75.00 each To order your tickets please call the: Rick or Carlene Lewall at 604-943-0469 or ricklewall@telus.net Visa & Mastercard accepted
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KinVillage announced its 2017-2018 board of directors earlier this month at its annual general meeting. New directors include Laurie Collicutt, Vicki Huntington and Linda Thomas. Located in Tsawwassen, KinVillage supports older adults to live their lives fully. For over 35 years, it has been providing a continuum of health, housing and recreational programs while nurturing a sense of community. Back row from left: Kerry Bentley, Vicki Huntington, Dennis DesLauriers (chair), Peter Dandyk, Rick Lewall, Laurie Collicutt and Jordan Kinghorn. Front row from left: Linda Thomas, Donna Ellis (CEO) and Sharon Farrish (vice-chair). Missing: Lillian Alexus.
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One visit to Ladner to know it’s home
The Delta Museum and Archives Society recently launched Our Delta Stories, a project that asks community members to share their favourite Delta story in 250 words or less. The stories will be posted to the society’s social media pages and website, while some will also be printed in the Optimist. This story comes from Teresa Cooper, president of the Delta Museum and Archives Society. In 1990, my husband and I moved to the Lower Mainland. We were from the north and knew nothing about the different areas surrounding Vancouver or where we wanted to live. We spent the first year driving everywhere trying to find the community that would be right for us. Then one night we accidentally drove through this very strange tunnel and had no idea where we were. Three months later we were living in Ladner! What made us decide on Ladner? How could this not be the right place? It had all the things we were looking for, including won-
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Teresa Cooper and daughter at the Reifel Bird Sanctuary.
derful parks and schools, shopping, restaurants, sports facilities, a sense of heritage — it even had a museum! But what struck us most of all was the sense of community. Neighbours watched out for everyone else on the street and friends watched out for your kids. People that have lived here for generations made you feel welcome. After 27 years, I still can’t imagine a better place to raise a family, form lasting friendships and participate wholeheartedly in building a community that wraps its arms around you and doesn’t let go.
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Community
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We Remember! We Celebrate! We Believe!
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church 3:30 pm
3900 Arthur Drive, Ladner 604-946-4522
Daily Mass - Chapel Monday to Saturday at 9 am Weekend Masses - Church Saturday at 5 pm Sunday at 9 am, 11 am and 5 pm Liturgy of the Word for Children Sundays at 9am and 11am Masses Spanish Mass First Saturday of every month at 7 pm (except May and June) Confessions – Chapel Saturday at 10 am Baptism - Infants and young children Available every Sunday Other Sacraments/ Pastoral needs Call parish office/Pastor
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Contemporary & Traditional Rev. Danielle Martell Music 604-613-8432 WEDNESDAY - 7:30 PM
danielle@standrewsdeltabc.org Prayer & Bible Study www.standrewsdeltabc.org FRIDAY - 7:00 PM
The Rev. Jim Short 10:00 am Worship Service with a children’s programme We Closed forYou 2:00Welcome pm Blessing of the Summer theJoin animals to Us!
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Sunday, October 1 at 10:30 am Guest Chaplain: Ethan Vanderleek
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Sunday 8am BCP Holy Communion 10am BAS Holy Eucharist Creation Zone - Arts based Childrens program Wednesday 11am service followed by lunch 1115 - 51a Street, Delta, BC (cul-de-sac at 51a Street and 10a Avenue) Tel: (604) 943 4737
Benediction Lutheran Church 5575 6th Avenue Tsawwassen, BC (56th St. at 6th Ave.) Tel: 604-943-3432 9 am Worship Service
Pastor Thomas Keeley “All are warmly welcomed to worship with us as we Celebrate God’s Grace.” For summer youth activities, please visit our website.
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Provision and Blessing Psalm 19: 7-10,14 2nd Sunday 9:30 am Kin Village 3rd Sunday 2:00 pm The Waterford
If you pay attention to what is going on south of the border, or are a fan of professional sports, you understood this headline. What began as a one-man protest of racial injustice snowballed over the last week when the U.S. president stated in a campaign rally that players who kneel during the national anthem should be fired, then followed up with multiple tweets. As a result, whole teams took a knee or stayed in the locker room during the national anthem. Many entertainment figures and athletes from other sports have joined in. To one side it is about protesting racial injustice. To the other side it is about disrespecting the flag and those who
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MIKE MAWHORTER Ladner Baptist Church
have given their lives for it. Now as emotions heat up and more people jump in, the motivations become more complicated. But what intrigues me is the posture — kneeling. Typically kneeling is a posture of respect or rever-
ence, and that may give some clue into the hearts of at least some of the protestors. But as a follower of Jesus, when I think of kneeling, I think of prayer. Prayer has been proven to be therapeutic, but the power of prayer doesn’t come from the exercise or the posture. The power of prayer comes from the One to whom we are praying. The Psalmist wrote: “Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord our Maker; for he is our God and we are the people of his pasture, the flock under his care.” Psalm 95:6-7 (NIV) The best way to take a stand is to take a knee. Contact Mike at mike@ ladnerbaptist.ca.
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Strictly vocals and violin
DCMS faculty member releases acoustic hip hop album Caterpillar Chronicles Michael Jackson as well as composers Bach and Igor Stravinsky. ohn (Adidam) Musicians he’s close to Littlejohn’s new album also provided inspiration, is all him. he says, adding, “I know The acoustic hip hop the art in them and I know offering, titled Caterpillar what’s special.” Chronicles, is comprised Littlejohn, who’s also a of only sounds created member of the beat boxby Littlejohn’s vocals and ing string trio Infinitus, violin. worked with a videogra“I wanted to make an pher/filmmaker and crealbum that just reminds ated films to go along with us and myself that peomost of the tracks on the ple make music, not album. machines,” he says. Littlejohn, who grew The Delta up in Community Michigan, Music School is also the I feel like faculty memexecutive ber notes his it’s more me. direcnew album tor and is very differfounder of ent than his JOHN LITTLEJOHN the Thrive last release, City String the now Academy, 10-year-old an outViolinistik. reach music camp of “I would say it’s better. DCMS. I feel like it’s more me,” he Caterpillar Chronicles says, noting he loves hip is available on Noisetrade. hop, jazz, violin and clascom as well as iTunes and sical music and was wonSpotify. dering where that could all He says he’ll be touring coexist. in 2018. Visit his website In terms of inspiration (www.adidammusic. while making the album, com) or social media for he points to his journey updates. with God as likely his biggest. He’s also inspired by PHOTO BY CHRIS LOH people who “change the John Littlejohn utilized sound of music,” referhis vocals and violin to encing the likes of Stevie create his new acousWonder, Bobby McFerrin, tic hip hop album. DAVE WILLIS
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Ulrich in concert at Genesis
Juno Award-winner Shari Ulrich will be in concert tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Genesis Theatre, 5005-45th Ave., Ladner. Tickets are $25. Visit connect37.deltasd. bc.ca or call 604-9405550 for tickets.
Delta Nature hosts guest speaker
Delta Nature will welcome environmental chemist Dr. Ken Hall to Tsawwassen next week. Hall will give a talk on “Water in the Desert” on Tuesday, Oct. 3 at 7:30 p.m. at Benediction Lutheran Church. All ages are welcome and the event is free.
Fright Fest in Ladner
Delta’s Family Fright Fest takes place in Ladner on Oct. 25 from 4 to 8 p.m. around the Ladner Community Centre. Wear a costume, trick-or-treat and check out a haunted house. There will also be games and activities. The event is free and fun for all ages.
Quiz Night at KinVillage
Quiz Night #5 is set for Saturday, Oct. 21 at KinVillage Community Centre in Tsawwassen. Cash bar opens at 6:30 p.m. and the quiz begins at 7 p.m. Enter your team by phone or in person at KinVillage, 604-943-0225. Teams of four. Cost is $40 per team and $5 for spectators.
For more details on these and other events, go to delta-optimist.com or visit our Facebook page at www.facebook. com/TheDeltaOptimist
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KinVillage to host ballroom dancing event DAVE WILLIS
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Delta Cup DanceSport Gala will bring two full days of ballroom dancing to the KinVillage Community Centre next weekend. The third edition of the event will see big increases in the number of kids dancing and the amount of formation teams taking part, notes George Pytlik, who organizes the competition along with his wife Wendy. Formation teams, which can have over 20 dancers, put on a choreographed routine (typically including more than one style of dance) dressed in costumes, he explains.
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This year’s Delta Cup DanceSport Gala will see more youth competitors take part. Another highlight will be showcase performances from highly-
ranked World Professional Ten-Dance competitors Simeon Stoynov and Kora
Stoynova. “They’re one of the top couples in the world in the
professional division,” says Pytlik. They will perform on both nights of the event, he adds. Expect a lively and noisy atmosphere in the building, he notes. “People don’t sit around quietly and watch the show. They get involved, cheering and calling out numbers. The competitors need that. They need that energy from the audience.” The Delta Cup DanceSport Gala takes place Saturday, Oct. 7 and Sunday, Oct. 8 at KinVillage Community Centre, 5430-10th Ave., Tsawwassen. For tickets visit www. deltacup.dance or call 604657-1351.
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The next Wednesday of Wonder magic variety show with hosts Care Elise and Jordan Vo is set for Wednesday, Oct. 11 at 7 p.m. at the Ladner Community Centre. Call 778-846-6514 or email hello@iam.care for tickets. The series, offered through the Corporation of Delta and the Fraser Valley Magic Circle, takes place on the second Wednesday of the month. Local performers are encouraged to take part and those interested can contact Elise via email at hello@iam.care.
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Music Makers make friends, memories Community band returns to Delta after two weeks of concerts and sightseeing in Hungary CHRIS DUMFRIES AND CURT JANTZEN
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The Delta Music Makers community band just returned from a two-week trip to Hungary. Here’s a first-person account of their travels: Tension mounts! We’re setting up for a concert in a large cultural hall built during the Soviet era, about two hours north of Budapest. There’s about 600 empty seats out there but they will all be full in about an hour, 600 locals expecting a great Sunday event from a visiting Canadian band. We’ve heard the host band perform on YouTube and we know it will set the bar high. Will we be able to meet the high quality music the audience has come to expect and the host band will deliver? 5 p.m.: The seats are full and both bands are in place. No chatter from the audience. Very quiet. Tibor taps his stick and
Conductor Curt Jantzen leads the Delta Music Makers at a concert in Esztergom. the host band starts to play O Canada. We stand and sing, proudly. Polite applause. Then, with the time for butterflies long past, we play the Magyar Hymn, which is the Hungarian anthem. The 600 voices almost drown out our band — what proud people! The audience applauds as we Canadians played their national anthem. The Dorog and Tat Wind Band is set up on the floor in front of the stage, and they play their set first, while we enjoy their series
of marches and polkas, all well-received and clearly familiar to the audience. Whenever the conductor Tibor turns to the crowd, this is their signal to begin rhythmic clapping, something that is not so prevalent in Canada. Now it is our turn. The Delta Music Makers’ first two numbers, including a vocal by Margaret Behenna, are very well received. Applause just as loud as for the home band. It seems all that rehearsal back in Delta in August has paid off. The applause
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gets louder and louder over the next few numbers. We have the crowd clapping along and cheering. Success! Now the climax: both bands will play together under one conductor. We have not even rehearsed, let alone formally met these folks, but had sent music to each other for this occasion. We play a lively polka number under Tibor’s direction. The applause is thundering, not only for our surprising cohesion and intonation, but also for the spirit
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of music bringing two nations together. The two bands continue to alternate conductors between Curt Jantzen, Margaret Behenna and Tibor Szladik of the Tat and Dorog Wind Band. The audience of 600 treated us to constant rhythmic clapping and loud and long applause. Music is indeed the universal language. After the audience leaves, we finally get a chance to meet the host band, but few of us speak the same language. What irony! We’ve just
spent two hours entertaining a big crowd, and can’t even chat about it. But we played excellent music together, and we now have a number of new friends in Hungary. Since then, that amazing evening has become a legendary memory as we are guided through so many historic and entertaining cultural centres of Hungary by our multilingual guide Zoltan. Our second concert was on the treed concourse on the shores of Lake Balaton, with an enthusiastic audience of 200 passers-by. One very excited couple invited us for a drink in the nearby shoreside café — not just the band directors but the entire band! Esztergom Cathedral, the largest in Hungary, was the site of our third concert as we set up outside by the steps and played for an international audience. The final joint concert took place in the town of Sopron.
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Seven new inductees to be honoured at gala banquet on Oct. 21 in Tsawwassen
The Delta Sports of Hall of Fame will be welcoming seven new inductees as part of its 2017 class that will be honoured on Oct. 21 at a gala banquet. Launched 12 years ago, the hall of fame’s objective is to “to celebrate Delta sport achievement, recognize excellence and honour past, present and future role models. The evening celebration, will take place at the Coast Tsawwassen Inn, will also include the Sports Champions recipients that highlight team and individual achievements in the past 12 months. Here is a brief look at the 2017 Delta Sports Hall of Fame Class: Builder Category Jamie Davidson (Cycling) For the past 17 years, the Tour de Delta has become one of the great community events in Lower Mainland and the kickstart to B.C.’s Superweek of professional cycling. Although many have contributed to its ongoing success, Davidson is one of few credited with the initial vision, insight, expertise, passion and hours of time given to build the Tour de Delta into the internationally recognized event it has become today. Back in 2000, Davidson was recruited to join the inaugural board of directors where his technical knowledge was critical to create a world class race. In addition, he played a crucial role in drawing national and international athletes to the Tour de Delta.
Pioneer Category Herb Betts (Soccer) More than 50 years ago, there were few opportunities for kids to enjoy the “beautiful game” before Betts and a dedicated group of volunteers established the Delta Juvenile Soccer Club based out of Ladner in 1961. He later helped launched the North Delta Soccer Club (NDSC) where he served as one of the directors and executive for many years. Without proper fields, Betts recognized the need for a lighted, all-purpose field. In 1970, after much campaigning, the Boys and Girls Club field (now North Delta Park) opened as the first lit all-weather field in the Lower Mainland. Up to his death in 2006, Betts epitomized the values of service and commitment to soccer in our community. Athlete Tim Lorenz (football/hockey) This Ladner native was a true multi-sport athlete. Lorenz’s hockey career took himz to the Western Hockey League where he won a Memorial Cup with Portland Winterhawks in 1983 and was ultimately drafted in the fourth round by the Vancouver Canucks. Despite not playing football since his Grade 10 year, Lorenz was offered a scholarship to the University of Hawaii where he played two seasons at outside linebacker before transferring to California-Santa Barbara where he shifted to defensive end. Lorenz
was taken in the second round of the 1988 CFL Draft by Hamilton and went on to play four seasons for the Tiger-Cats before concluding his career with the B.C. Lions. His best campaign was in 1989 when he recorded 18 tackles and six sacks in helping Hamilton reach a memorable Grey Cup game against Saskatchewan. Sandy (Green) Beasley (Softball) One of the best players to ever come out of North Delta Softball, Beasley was an outstanding pitcher and utility player who earned a scholarship to Stephen F. Austin University in Texas. She was a perennial all-conference player and was inducted into the university’s hall of fame in 2000. Beasley also thrived with Canada’s national team program. She played at the 1987 Junior Worlds and later was a mainstay with the senior team, placing fifth at the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta. Coach Ron Steel (Soccer) After helping with the formation with the Ladner Girls Soccer Club, Steel and Art Lowery launched the “Beatty Babes” — B.C.’s first girls’ soccer team sponsored by the floor company he worked for. As more organized leagues began forming, Steel eventually became vice-chair of the Fraser Valley South Girls Soccer Association. He later returned to coaching the Babes and recruited a technical
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Delta Ice Hawks goaltender Jordan Naylor pokes the puck away from Richmond Sockeyes Tyler Andrews during his team’s 5-2 road win on Sept. 21 at Minoru Arenas. Delta completed September with a perfect 7-0-0-0 record.
It has been a September to remember for the Delta Ice Hawks. The Ice Hawks capped a perfect month with a 9-1 thumping of the host Langley Trappers on Wednesday night. The result leaves them as the lone unbeaten team in the Pacific Junior Hockey League with a 7-0-0-0 record. Delta jumped out to a 5-0 lead after 20 minutes and cruised past the expansion Trappers — led by a natural hat trick from Eric Bourhill. The 18-year-old South Delta Minor alumni now has seven goals in his last five games. Singles went to Jonathan Stein, Logan Flavel, Gabriel LeBlanc, Jordan Deyrmenjian, Teddy Prior and captain Gary Dhaliwal. Jordy Engleson got the win in net. One night earlier, the Hawks rolled to a 6-0 home ice win over North Vancouver — handing the Wolf Pack (4-1-0-1) their first regulation loss of the season. The hosts came out with plenty of jump and peppered goaltender Alex Forster. Bourhill finally solved him and goals by Deyrmenjian and Stein followed to close out the period. North Vancouver had a better middle stanza that included a lengthy stretch with a two-man
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A must see! MLS# R2175161
$2,188,000
VIRTUAL TOUR
$859,000
SHOWS BEAUTIFULLY!
HIGH QUALITY HOME!
NO GST
LOCATION, LOCATION!
NEW PRICE
Beautifully updated Tudor style, luxury, 4,435 sq.ft. home on 7,707 sq.ft.
862 50B STREET, TSAWWASSEN $1,638,000
VIRTUAL TOUR
6202 – 48A AVENUE, LADNER $958,000
VIRTUAL TOUR
NEW LISTING! THE OLIVA!
SOLD SOLD!
SOLD BY GEFFKE TEAM 5014 – 12TH AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN A SHOW HOME! New, luxury 5,235 sq.ft. home w/ basement! MLS# R2155363
$2,348,000
VIRTUAL TOUR
5246 – 7A AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN
Great, open concept, 1,627 sq.ft. Rancher, lots of renovations! 4 Bdrms. Close to amenities! MLS# 2184874
$998,000
LOCATION! LOCATION!
FOR SALE WITH A BUILDING CONTRACT! 4784 – 7A AVE
#311 – 1315 56TH STREET, TSAWWASSEN
5,767 sq.ft. incl. full basement ($2,598,000). MLS# R2155412
S. Exposed, 1,002 sq.ft. MLS# R2184877
2 Fantastic building plans! 3,362 sq.ft. ($2,398,000) &
$2,398,000
YOUR DREAM HOME!
THE OLIVA SELLS FAST! 2 Bdrms,
Reduced to $565,000 POPULAR BUILDING!
A22 The Delta Optimist September 29, 2017 RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta, BC V4M 2B3
OFFICE SPACE IN FANTASTIC LOCATION
LOVELY 2 BEDROOM FLOATHOME
W G NE TIN S I L
W G NE TIN S I L
18-3871 W RIVER ROAD
734-550 WEST BROADWAY
$238,800
LADNER
$369,900
2 BEDROOM WITH MT BAKER VIEWS
DELTA RISE 2 BEDROOM W G NE TIN LIS
W G NE TIN S I L
2708-11967 80 AVENUE
809-11967 80 AVENUE DELTA $399,900
DELTA
4 BEDROOM END UNIT
$599,900
2 BEDROOM WITH VIEWS
W G NE TIN S I L
W G NE TIN S I L
5 - 5600 LADNER TRUNK ROAD LADNER
3609-11967 80 AVENUE
$629,900
DELTA
$699,900
AFFORDABLE FAMILY HOME IN GREAT LOCATION
FULLY FURNISHED FORMER SHOW SUITE W G NE TIN S I L
W G NE TIN S I L
4726 CEDAR TREE LANE
112-1166 54A STREET TSAWWASSEN
$735,000
LADNER
$799,900
DESIRABLE FAMILY FRIENDLY STREET
COMPLETELY UPDATED RANCHER IN CUL-DE-SAC W G NE TIN S LI
W G NE TIN LIS
5406 CHAMBERLAYNE AVENUE
4804 CANNERY CRESCENT LADNER
$899,900
LADNER
$949,900
UPDATED FAMILY HOME WITH SUITE
LARGE LOT IN BEACH GROVE! W G NE TIN LIS
1696 58 STREET TSAWWASSEN
#1 TEAM IN THE #1ESTATE TEAMBOARD IN REAL BRITISH COLUMBIA OF GREATER 2016* 2016* VANCOUVER
5389 45 AVENUE
$988,800
LADNER
$1,098,800
#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.
September 29, 2017 The Delta Optimist A23
4 BEDROOM HOME IN GREAT LOCATION W G NE TIN S I L
IMMACULATE WESTCOAST INSPIRED FAMILY HOME
THANKS TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS! W G NE TIN S I L
58 WALLACE PLACE
5456 6A AVENUE TSAWWASSEN
$1,098,800
STUNNING RENOVATION PLUS SUITE! W G NE TIN LIS
TSAWWASSEN
$1,198,800
4 BEDROOM HOME ON LARGE 10,000+ SQFT LOT W G NE TIN S I L
5075 57 STREET LADNER
5568 8A AVENUE
$1,249,900
COMPLETELY NEW INTERIOR RENOVATION!
TSAWWASSEN
$1,268,800
SUBSTANTIALLY RENOVATED HOME BACKING ONTO PARK W G NE TIN S I L
Page 2 Listings 4908 WEAVER DRIVE TSAWWASSEN
$1,298,800
LOVELY FAMILY HOME ON 10,000 SQ FT LOT
5381 MAPLE CRESCENT LADNER
$1,298,800
GORGEOUS NEWER HOME ACROSS FROM THE RIVER
W W GG NNEE TTIINN S S I I LL
4560 W RIVER ROAD
4651 ARTHUR DRIVE LADNER
LADNER
$1,299,900
BEAUTIFUL, CENTRALLY LOCATED HOME
$1,328,800
BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HOME WITH POOL AND LEGAL SUITE! W G NE TIN S I L
W G NE TIN S I L
922 51A STREET TSAWWASSEN
1138 51 STREET
$1,349,900
FULLY RENOVATED RANCHER-STYLE HOME
TSAWWASSEN
$1,488,800
2 BUILDING LOTS
W G NE TIN S I L
5113 WILSON DRIVE TSAWWASSEN
#7 RE/MAX® TEAM IN CANADA IN 2016**
$1,535,000
5471 52 AVENUE LADNER
#17 RE/MAX® TEAM WORLDWIDE IN 2016***
***For total residential and commercial commissions 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.
$1,550,000
RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta, BC V4M 2B3
A24 The Delta Optimist September 29, 2017 RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta, BC V4M 2B3
RENOVATED FAMILY HOME IN BEACH GROVE
STUNNING 2015 BUILT HOME IN BEACH GROVE
5976 KIRKWOOD ROAD
1428 FARRELL CRESCENT
W W GG NNEE TTIINN S S I I LL
TSAWWASSEN
$1,538,800
TSAWWASSEN
STUNNING EXECUTIVE HOME IN VICTORY SOUTH W G NE TIN S I L
$1,625,000
2 NEW KITCHENS AND PRIVATE TENNIS COURT W G NE TIN S I L
4941 FENTON DRIVE
5383 LAUREL DRIVE LADNER
$1,638,800
LADNER
$1,698,800
2 BUILDING LOTS IN BEACH GROVE
LOVELY CUL-DE-SAC FAMILY HOME W G NE TIN S LI
W W GG NNEE TTIINN S S LLII
Page 3 Listings
5711 16 AVENUE
5169 HERON BAY CLOSE LADNER
$1,868,000
TSAWWASSEN
OVER 5,000 SQ.FT. OF LUXURY WITH VIEWS!
1.5 ACRE PARCEL WITH RS4 ZONING!
4016 W RIVER ROAD
344 ROSEHILL WYND TSAWWASSEN
$1,880,000
$1,888,000
LADNER
STUNNING GULF ISLAND VIEWS
$1,998,800
CUSTOM BUILT EXECUTIVE HOME W G NE TIN LIS
163 ENGLISH BLUFF ROAD TSAWWASSEN
5127 1A AVENUE
$1,998,000
POTENTIALLY SUB-DIVIDABLE 20,000 + SQ FT LOT
TSAWWASSEN
$2,498,800
33,000 SQ FT + LOT WITH SUBDIVISION POTENTIAL W G NE TIN LIS
W G NE TIN LIS
4959 LINDEN DRIVE LADNER
#1 TEAM IN THE REAL ESTATE BOARD OF GREATER VANCOUVER 2016*
$2,598,800
10890 79 AVENUE DELTA
$2,800,000
#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.
September 29, 2017 The Delta Optimist A25
2009-BUILT LUXURY RESIDENCE WITH STUNNING OCEAN VIEWS! W G NE TIN S I L
BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT PROPERTY
RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta, BC V4M 2B3
THANKS TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS! W G NE TIN S I L
140 GRAHAM DRIVE
LOT A, KALEDEN
$3,588,800
TSAWWASSEN
$5,888,000
STUNNING 5.6 ACRE PROPERTY
BEAUTIFUL HOME ON 25 ACRES!
W G NE TIN LIS
2447 56 STREET
300 COPSEFIELD DRIVE
$5,998,800
LADNER
$5,888,000
TSAWWASSEN
ONCE IN A LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY
28 ACRE HIGH EXPOSURE LOCATION
W G NE TIN S I L
24 kms to Downtown Vancouver
Lot 1 Hwy 99
LOT 1 HIGHWAY 99
21004 43 AVENUE
$6,888,800
LADNER
$6,883,000
LANGLEY
PRIME LAND ASSEMBLY OPPORTUNITY!
PRIME MULTI-FAMILY REDEVELOPMENT LOT! W G NE TIN S I L
421 WEST 59TH AVENUE
CONTACT FOR MORE INFO TSAWWASSEN $6,993,000
$7,388,800
STUNNING 55 ACRE CUSTOM ESTATE
21.44 ACRE INDUSTRIAL ZONED PARCEL
W G NE TIN LIS
3200 WESTHAM ISLAND ROAD
5871 60 AVENUE
$7,998,800
LADNER
LADNER
23 ACRE PARCEL NEAR INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR
$7,998,800
BEAUTIFUL 89 ACRE PROPERTY W G NE TIN LIS
2990 57B STREET LADNER
#7 RE/MAX® TEAM IN CANADA IN 2016**
4218 KING GEORGE BLVD
$19,888,000
$11,500,000
#17 RE/MAX® TEAM WORLDWIDE IN 2016***
***For total residential and commercial commissions 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.
A26 The Delta Optimist September 29, 2017 RE/MAX® Progroup Realty 5360 12th Ave, Delta, BC V4M 2B3
OUR #1 TESTIMONIALS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES! MEET THE REAL ESTATE TEAM IN BC*
Amy
Unlicensed Assistant
Julie
REALTOR®
Yolanda REALTOR®
Rachel
REALTOR®
Fraser
Garrett
REALTOR®
REALTOR®
Philip
REALTOR®
Michelle REALTOR®
Falisha
REALTOR®
Austen
REALTOR®
#1 REAL ESTATE TEAM IN SOUTH DELTA 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016 & YTD 2017**
DID YOU KNOW WE HAVE A COMMERCIAL DIVISION?
DID YOU KNOW WE SELL NEW CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS? Delta Rise
Manarola
Mt. Waddington
WE HAVE EXCLUSIVE BUYERS AGENTS
ARE YOU MOVING TO THE VALLEY? MEET OUR FRASER VALLEY SPECIALISTS
Register for VIP Access to our pre-sale new construction notification list
Falisha
Austen
Fraser Valley Specialists
Michelle White Rock Specialist
CALL OUR AWARD WINNING TEAM TODAY!
604.728.2845
*Based on total REBGV MLS sales 2016. **Based on total Sales in South Delta 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, and YTD 2017.
September 29, 2017 The Delta Optimist A27
Aileen Noguer REALTOR®
Personal Real Estate Corporation
Joanne Evans REALTOR®
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
48th Avenue - Open Saturday 1-3pm 4849 3 - 4785 4785 48th Avenue 1030 Kuma Crescent 1030 Kuma Crescent 12th Avenue •• EXCLUSIVE VILLAGE RANCHER Central Ladner three you will want to call home! bedroom and family room • 2190 sq.ft. rancher nestled on a townhome! 9790 sq.ft lot. •• Updated-hardwood flooring, white Almost 1500 sq.ft, updated, kitchen, windows, antique door fresh paint fixtures and from dining room to outdoor flooring! dining area. •• Formal living/dining room, family Unique well managed six room/den with private garden unit complex! New roof! outlook (3 patio doors lead to plus three • garden) Delightful yardlarge andbedrooms. play • Large garage with storage. area for the children! • 80’ x 122’ lot.
Aileen Aileen and and
Joanne Joanne
JustListed Listed Just
$599,900 $1,599,000
34849 - 4785 48th Avenue 12th Avenue
Aileen Aileen and and
Joanne Joanne
Just Listed Listed Just
level (2498 sq.ft) with •• Spacious Centralsplit Ladner three 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms - ideal bedroom room family homeand close family to Cliff Drive townhome! school, Tsawwassen Town Centre, Mills sq.ft, mall plus so much • Tsawwassen Almost 1500 updated, more! fresh paint fixtures and • Large addition (with permits) offers flooring! skylights, open concept overlooking landscaped yard. • private Unique well managed six • unit Updated kitchen, furnace, hot water complex! New roof! tank and 50 year roof! •• Secluded Delightful and play 8826yard sq.ft. lot with N/gas area the700 children! hook for ups and sq.ft. patio!
$599,900 $1,108,000
12662 Avenue 10540 28 Aragon Road
• 4,291 sq ft Mediterranean •3 bedroom rancher style, 4 bedroom, home •• Top Roof, furnace and carpets quality custom finishes updated throughout!2006 kitchen with oversized • Open Newer hot-water tank prep island, Wolfe gas cooktop, and fencing s/s appliances drawers, separate • ice 7258 sq latte ft lot with and maker, machine much more! laneway access Private yard with decks, •• house Greatand holding or green sports court. • investment 8,681 sq ft lot!property!
Aileen and
Joanne
Just Listed
••Rare opportunity to own an 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom exclusive waterfront home in duplex style townhouse Tsawwassen 1,753 sq ftfront endhome unit with ••Level beach double garage (over 2900 sq ft) on a
Aileen and
Joanne
Just Sold
••3 Beautiful updates rancher in this 3 bedroom bedroom PLUS den PLUS family room PLUS •games Roof, furnace andfoot carpets room, 2,242 square home updated 2006western exposed • Large, super private yard with oversized deck and •back Newer hot-water tank green space and fencing • Lot size 6,663 square feet 7258 sqlocation ft lotonwith ••Super quiet a dead end street laneway access ••Crabbing, sandbar walking, Great holding or excellent swimming and boating just steps investment property! from your front door
$1,399,000 $1,349,000
12662 28 AvenueBeach Road 598 Tsawwassen
• Rare 4,291opportunity sq ft Mediterranean to own style, an 4 bedroom, home exclusive waterfront home in • Top quality custom finishes Tsawwassen throughout! •• Level Open beach kitchenfront withhome oversized prep island, Wolfe gasacooktop, (over 2900 sq ft) on s/s appliances 56,995 sq.ft.drawers, lot separate ice maker, latte machine and
• Double car garage and much more! of yard extrawith parking! • lots Private decks, green house and sports court. • PRIVATE ROAD + • potential 8,681 sq ftsubdivision!! lot!
$8,900,000 $1,898,000
#3 66A 4780St55B Street Bay 47 - Boundary
sq.ft. lot to •56,995 Walking distance
• Double garage and parks schools,carshopping, lots of extra parking! and transit! • PRIVATE ROAD + potential subdivision!!
$1,599,000 $1,108,000
47 66A Aragon St - Boundary 10540 Road Bay
$1,349,000 $1,898,000
#3 4780 55B Street 598 Tsawwassen Beach Road
• EXCLUSIVE Spacious split VILLAGE level (2498RANCHER sq.ft) with you will want4 to call home! 4 bedrooms, bathrooms - ideal familysq.ft. homerancher close tonestled Cliff Drive • 2190 on a school,sq.ft Tsawwassen Town Centre, 9790 lot. Tsawwassen Mills mall plus so much • Updated-hardwood flooring, white more! windows, antique door kitchen, outdooroffers • from Large dining additionroom (withtopermits) dining area. skylights, open concept overlooking private landscaped yard. • Formal living/dining room, family with private garden • room/den Updated kitchen, furnace, hot water outlook doors lead to tank and(3 50patio year roof! bedrooms. • garden) Secludedplus 8826three sq.ft.large lot with N/gas • Large garage with storage. hook ups and 700 sq.ft. patio! • 80’ x 122’ lot.
Aileen and
Joanne
Just Sold
••Beautiful updates in4this 3 bedroom 4 bedroom, bathroom PLUS den PLUS family room PLUS duplex style games room, 2,242townhouse square foot home ••Large, super private western 1,753 sq ft end unitexposed with back yard with oversized deck and green space garage double • Lot size 6,663 square feet • Walking distance to • Super quiet location on a dead end street schools, shopping, parks • Crabbing, sandbar walking, excellent and transit! swimming and boating just steps from your front door
$8,900,000 $714,900
Exceptional service • 20-point marketing plan • Call us for a free consultation
$1,399,000 $714,900
A28 The Delta Optimist September 29, 2017
2016: TOP 10% OF GREATER VANCOUVER REALTORS®
TrishandTeri .ca • SELLING SOUTH DELTA FOR OVER 30 YEARS •
OPEN SUN 2-4 NEW LISTING 1558 53A STREET $1,198,000
NEW LISTING 5625 GOLDENROD CRES $1,788,000
NEW LISTING 5485 CANDLEWYCK WYND $1,248,000
NEW LISTING 201-1131 55 STREET $599,300
NEW LISTING 301-1172 55 STREET $598,000
OPEN SUN 2-4 BOUNDARY BAY 6736 SEAVIEW ROAD $1,399,000
OPEN SAT & SUN 2-4
OPEN SAT 2-4
NEW HOME 1628 FARRELL CRESCENT $1,888,000
NEW LISTING 2-4887 CENTRAL AVENUE $799,900
STUNNING RENOVATION 5325 6 AVENUE $1,588,000
PARK LIKE LOT 4956 STEVENS LANE $1,548,000
NEW LISTING 203-4768 53 STREET $448,000
NEW LISTING 13-9168 FLEETWOOD WAY $639,000
EXPERIENCE MATTERS Trish Murphy 604.312.7621 Sold@TrishaMurphy.ca
604.897.2010 Teri Steele Sold@TeriSteele.com
Sutton Group - Seafair Realty: 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen, BC PINNACLE AWARD
2016
2016
WWW.DELTAOPENHOUSE.CA
September 29, 2017 The Delta Optimist A29
TAMMY MATSON
TSAWWASSEN
778.938.5599
Tim & Sharon
www.tammymatson.com tmatson@eastlink.ca
TheDeltaGroup.ca
OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 4
IMAGINE!
• LOCATION, CONDITION AND GREAT PRICE • 2 bedroom, 2 Bath custom renovated 1,021 sf Condo • Huge Living and Dining room plus enclosed year round balcony • Located in the heart of Tsawwassen steps to all amenities & transit
Tim Rohwer 604-762-2041 Commercial Residential Specialist info@thedeltagroup.ca
OPEN SUNDAY 2-4
4897 4 Ave, Tsawwassen $1,499,000 Outstanding PEBBLE HILL location - QUIET street backing onto park!!! Spacious 4 bedroom home on SUNNY 72’ x 141’ lot - steps to schools, parks, tennis, transit & BEACH!!! Call for private showing. OPEN SUNDAY 2- 4
#267-1440 Garden Place TSAWWASSEN
$399,900 NEW PRICE
OPEN SUNDAY 2 - 4
Sharon Rohwer 604-760-7163 Residential Seniors Specialist info@thedeltagroup.ca
READY FOR INSPECTION
• Spacious custom updated 3,290 sf, 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom family home
• Huge 9,225 sf landscaped southwest gardens with 120’ of street frontage • 2 kitchens, family room plus rec room and 387 sf wrap around deck
Thinking of a move???
Call ME for confidential & personalized real estate service Service that will MOVE YOU!!!
• No work to do…just move in and enjoy life.
• Nothing to do - just move in and enjoy your new home
Regency Realty Ltd. 1333 - 56th St., Delta, BC V4L 2A6
• Steps to Pebble Hill Park, transit, shopping and schools
495 Milsom Wynd
$1,298,000
MAKE YOUR NEXT MOVE WITH US...
JJane Meadows 604-943-8080 6
Leanne Robb PREC C 778-918-4169 9
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Over 26 years experience proudly serving Ladner/Tsawwassen
For friendly, dly, professional pr service call Jane Jan and Leanne Contact us NOW for a true market evaluation of YOUR home $539,000
$1,188,000
OPEN HOUSE SAT 2c4PM
OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-4 PM
NEW LISTING
5324 1 Avenue Tsawwassen
#314-4885 53 St. LADNER CONDO Top floor penthouse unit. 2 bdrm/ 2 bathroom. Renovated - new kitchen/ bathrooms. New flooring/paint & lighting fixtures. South-facing deck off kitchen. Covered parking spot - private storage room. Excellent location walk to shopping...
$1,168,000
274 W. Murphy Drive Tsawwassen
$998,000
SOLD IN 1 WEEK! 4856 43 Avenue Ladner
Updated 4 bdrm family home in Pebble Hill. Prime location in Pebble Hill. 4 bedroom + den family home in west Ladner. Close to Ladner Elementary School. Bright, fresh & move-in ready… Quiet, closed-through street. Corner lot on quiet street. Large fully New kitchen/bathrooms. Large 8428 sqft lot with private south facing fenced south-facing backyard with sun deck Large south-facing fenced backyard + deck. backyard with greenhouse. off the kitchen, large patio, storage shed & Detached 600 sqft workshop/garage. 4 bedroom/3 bathroom 2600 sqft home. garden area. Newer roof, hot water tank & Walk to Pebble Hill Elementary + Double garage with work space. furnace. Hardwood floors. Open kitchen. Diefenbaker Park. Newer roof, hot water tank & sundeck. Lots of room for a growing family…
REMAX PROGROUP REALTY 5360 12 Ave., Delta BC V4M 2B3
Independently owned & operated
A30 The Delta Optimist September 29, 2017
BLAKE Chancey Chanc
BOB Chanc Chancey
LINDA Chanc Chancey
604-788-0480
direct 604-946-8899
604-880-5552
Personal Real Estate Corporation
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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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DETACHED TOWNHOME IN ASHLEY GREEN
This is the perfect family home. Beautiful, bright 4 bdrm, 3 bthrm home with over 2,000 sq. ft. of living space. Main floor features open floor plan with large living room & additional seating area leading into a beautifully renovated kitchen. Renovations include, new cupboards, soft close drawers, quartz counters, new stainless steel LG appliances, designer backsplash, farmhouse sink, island with eating bar & high end Italian tile flooring. Large dining area with walk out sunny fenced yard with 2 patios & motorized awning. Renovated bathrooms. 4 large bdrms up. Designer lighting & paint throughout, New smart washer/dryer, commercial grade furnace, hot water tank & newer roof. Parking for 3 cars. $40 Maintenance Fee. Nothing to do but move!
OPEN SUN 2 - 4 #9 4756 62 St, Ladner $989,000
OUR TARGETED MARKETING WILL WORK FOR YOU! L5 D O S y 2 th
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5263 River Road, Ladner
#6 6380 48a Avenue, Ladner
#203 202 LeBleu St., Coquitlam
5359 River Road, Ladner
5642 52nd Avenue, Ladner
#16 5661 Ladner Trunk Rd, Ladner
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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
City Realty
September 29, 2017 The Delta Optimist A31
BLAKE Chancey Chanc
BOB Chancey Chanc
LINDA Chanc Chancey
604-788-0480
direct 604-946-8899
604-880-5552
Personal Real Estate Corporation
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Personal Real Estate Corporation
Personal Real Estate Corporation
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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CHARMING AND UNIQUE 2,278 SQUARE FOOT RANCHER
Charming and unique 2,278 square foot rancher. Layout boasts floor to ceiling gas fireplace separating living/dining rooms. Vaulted ceilings, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, family room and great flex area for office, nanny or games. Enjoy entertaining or relaxing on the patio in this south exposed backyard. This is not a drive by, call to view.
5660 52nd Avenue, Ladner • $949,000
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if you want it
SPACIOUS TOWNHOME IN HARBOURSIDE Welcome home to this spacious townhome in Harbourside. This 3 level end unit features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and over 1,500 square feet of living space. Main floor features a kitchen, living room, dining room and master bedroom. Additional 2 bedrooms up. Lower level features a large family room, den/office and 3 piece bathroom. Fantastic family oriented complex, central location with easy access to shopping, transit, recreation & schools. Call for more information!
4966 River Reach, Ladner • $588,000
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
City Realty
A32 The Delta Optimist September 29, 2017
ALL THIS CAN BE YOURS!
OPEN SAT, SEPT 30TH 2-4PM 5164 57th Street, Ladner New Listing | $1,159,000
9438 sq. ft. lot - West Ladner – 3 bedrooms 2 bathrooms – 1 bedroom suite downstairs large dimensions and big bedrooms ideal layout – plenty of parking.
MAKE THE DISCOVERY…!
WINDSOR WOODS
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NEW LISTING!
OPEN SUN, OCT 1ST 2-4PM #407 – 1363 56th Street, Tsawwassen New Listing | $524,900
#305 -5555 13A Avenue, Tsawwassen | $359,900
900 sq.ft Penthouse In Windsor Woods 2 bedrooms – 2 bathrooms – southern exposure covered balcony – insuite laundry extra attic storage space.
702 sq.ft upper floor In Windsor Woods 1 bedroom – southern exposure – quiet location covered balcony – gas fireplace secured parking and locker.
ATTENTION TO DETAILS!
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Imperial Village – 2,807 sqft 4 bdrms 3.5 bath – 14,133 sqft lot Updated backsplit – traditional floorplan beautiful & private backyard
INCOME PROPERTY!
#6 – 5511 48B Ave, Ladner | $939,900
New Price – Linden Mews – 2,101 sqft 3 bedrooms 3 bathrooms – 9’ceilings gourmet chef’s kitchen separate garage with storage space.
LOOKING FOR MORE SPACE!
Craftsman California Bungalow – 3,000 sqft. 5 bedrooms – 3 bathrooms – 20,000 sqft. Lot significantly renovated – must see!
CUL-DE-SAC-LIVING!
NEW PRICE
OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-4PM 4703 Wesley Drive, Tsawwassen | $1,528,000
4633 Arthur Drive, Ladner | $1,975,000
5075 6th Ave., Tsawwassen | $1,980,000
3,849 sqft – 2 storey w/ basement 4 bdrms 4 bath 8,956 sqft lot plus a 1 bdrm suite – 2 storey w/above ground basement
BUILD YOUR DREAM!
5052 Calvert Drive, Ladner | $1,148,000
Two storey – 2,385 sqft – 4 bdrms – 3 bath 6,480 sqft lot Accommodation for extended family exceptional landscaping & gardens
YOUR SEARCH IS ENDED!
NEW LISTING! 4385 57th Street, Ladner | $969,900
2 level basement entry – legal secondary suite no-thru street – partial views of the farmland bright, sunny west exposed deck perfect first-time buyer or investor
PRIME LOCATION!
#12 - 4748 54A Street, Ladner | $698,000 Rosewood Court – 1,463 sqft 3 bdrms – 2.5 bath. Townhouse – many updates great for retirees or young family
MOVE IN READY!
4886 56th Street, Ladner | $1,118,000
West Ladner – 7084 sqft lot 3 bedrooms – 3 bathrooms – well maintained many updates – desirable family area.
4631 Garry Street, Ladner | $1,998,000
Investors & Developers! 105’ frontage x 164’ deep (17,699 sqft) lot Rancher – 2,427 sqft steps to town centre, recreation & Parks
WON’T BE AROUND FOR LONG!
SOLD
SOLD
4542 46A Street, Ladner | $899,000
848 English Bluff, Tsawwassen | $1,198,000
West Ladner Rancher – over 1500 sqft 3 bedrooms 2.5 bathrooms – private 6600 square foot lot with beautiful landscaping and deck area – great starter or retirees home.
Desirable area – 2,382 sqft – 3 bedrooms up legal suite 2 bedrooms down 2 bathrooms – 10,000 sqft lot traditional quality family home.
4586 61 Street, Ladner | $1,029,000
Great investment – 7,247 sqft. lot 4 bedrooms 2 bathrooms – no thru street prime family location.
WHY PAY RENT!
A203-4811 53 Street, Ladner | $549,000
NEW LISTING! – Ladner Pointe 1,186 sqft – 2 bdrms – 2 bath Bright spacious unit - Pet friendly rentals allowed
SOLD
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EKREN, Christopher Raymond November 19, 1992 - September 15, 2017
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June 11, 1952 - September 15, 2017 Early Sept 15th local legend “Big John” passed peacefully in his sleep at his lifelong Ladner home. His death attributed to a heart attack, just 3 months after his 65th birthday, was entirely unexpected. He is greatly missed. A public celebration of Life will be held at 11AM October 14th at the Christian Reformed Church, 4594 - 54A St Ladner. More info and photos at ladner.ca/bigjohn
With deepest sorrow we announce the unexpected passing of Chris Ekren. He leaves behind wife Marie, parents Chad & Rose Mary Ekren, brother Nicholas, Grandfather Salomon Gomes, Grandparents Ray & Kathy Ekren and other loving family and friends. Service will be held September 30th, 1:00pm at South Delta Baptist Church, 1988 - 56 Street, Tsawwassen. In lieu of flowers, you may consider a donation to South Delta Baptist Church in memory of Chris Ekren.
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