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Leave Delta alone. That was the major theme conveyed to the three panel members of the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission at a public hearing Thursday regarding a proposal to redraw the electoral boundaries for the Delta riding. More than 100 residents attended the meeting at the Coast Tsawwassen Inn and those who signed up to speak reiterated concerns about Delta losing effective representation in Parliament, a result of the current single riding being carved into three and the city’s residents becoming a minority in new ridings that would be lumped into Richmond and Surrey. “With the proposed amendments, North Delta, which is home to more than half of Delta’s population, would be split between Richmond East and Surrey West,” said Mayor George Harvie. “Our constituents in North Delta would become minority voices represented by neighbouring municipalities which have their own and very different issues and very different priorities. Effective political representation would be lost. At the same time, our residents in South Delta would be joined by some 50,000 residents from West Surrey with very different demographics and issues and priorities.” Others echoed those concerns, adding the city is not far off of a new 116,000 population quota for ridings
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Delta resident Mary Bergin told the commission it would not be a good situation for seniors having to take a bus to another city to get service from an MP representing their riding.
and that projected population growth in the community, as well as Tsawwassen First Nation, would keep Delta very much in line with the required number. Delta’s MP Carla Qualtrough also made a presentation, noting the community does not need to be unnecessarily fragmented. She warned Delta would lose quality of service, outreach and advocacy tailored for the community and that Delta’s priorities would
not be the same as the other cities. Qualtrough also highlighted examples of how ridings now are competing for funding for projects and that Delta would end up on the losing end. She suggested the panel look for creative ways to keep Delta intact. Representing Delta South MLA Ian Paton, constituency assistant Taylor Grant warned the carving up of Delta would impact services and make it
much more difficult for people trying to navigate various levels of government. Others noted the city and school district would end up having to deal with three different MPs on issues. Rather than carving up federal electoral boundaries in order to create one new one in B.C., another suggested Ottawa should instead focus on providing more funding for MP’s to adequately represent their current ridings and their unique needs. Representing the Delta Chamber of Commerce, Optimist publisher and chamber director Pierre Pelletier outlined several concerns when it comes to the business community, including an increase in inefficiencies, how the move would be unnecessary due to population growth and that the proposed changes would result in Richmond residents making determinations on Delta’s industrial activities. Previously, the municipality was split with the ridings of Delta-Richmond East and Newton-North Delta, but in 2015 a reconfiguration resulted in Delta becoming its own, single riding. That could change as the commission is proposing a new riding called Delta that would see Ladner, Tsawwassen and North Delta below 72 Avenue join part of Surrey, extending all the way to King George Highway. Another part of North Delta would be lumped into Surrey as part of a Surrey riding, while another area of North Delta and the River House area of Ladner would join a newly reconfigured Richmond East.
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Huge cost to protect Delta from flooding SANDOR GYARMATI s g y a r m a t i @ d e l t a - o p t i m i s t .c o m
It’s going to cost the City of Delta more than $1.9 billion to upgrade its extensive dike system, unless senior levels of government step up and provide financial support. A recent staff report on Delta’s flood protection and infrastructure initiatives to the Climate Action and Community Livability Advisory Committee outlines some ominous numbers facing the city, which has more than 67 km of dikes that require seismic and other upgrades to meet the latest standards. Facing the risk of flooding from coastal storm surges as well as the Fraser River spring freshet (flooding), the estimated cost, so far, for dike raising and seismic improvements by 2100 is estimated at more than $1.9 billion, with the first phase alone, excluding seismic improvements, tabbed at $350 million. The city currently has $6.5 billion in private property and public infrastructure protected by Delta’s diking infrastructure, while the estimated damage by a major dike breach is anywhere from $1 billion-to-$3 billion. About 53 per cent of Delta’s land mass is vulnerable to flooding. The Fraser Basin Council recommends establishing a long-term funding program to support implementation of the Lower Mainland Flood Management Strategy, with senior level government financial support clearly needed. The report also outlined some of the key upcoming projects
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More than half of Delta’s land base is in danger of flooding as evident by last year’s November rain storms. for Delta including the Ladner Waterfront Flood Protection Strategy. That project includes an upgrade for 500 metres of dike along Chisholm Street, as well as raising and upgrading Chisholm Street to increase its elevation. The city received a $149,500 grant through the Community Emergency Preparedness Fund for planning and design work and has applied for a $20 million grant through the Disaster Mitigation Adaption Fund. Among the other initiatives is the Living Dike Project, also known as the Boundary Bay Foreshore Enhancement Project, an alternate form of foreshore flood protection. That project is to develop and test a method of supplying sediment and vegetation on the foreshore to help existing salt marsh
habitats increase in elevation and keep up with sea level rise, known as a living dike. A previous report to council explained the salt marsh can absorb wave energy, reducing the overall wave height that will assist in reducing the dike design elevation and possibly lengthen the timelines for dike raising activities. The pilot project involves designing and constructing a 250-linear-metre section of raised salt marsh in the foreshore along Boundary Bay near 96th Street. The report also notes the pilot project is intended through experimental design to develop and inform future designs of larger living dike projects in Boundary Bay. The city has already signed a memorandum of understand-
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Nineteen police officers from eight B.C. departments — including Delta — are being investigated for conduct during an undercover officer training course last month. A statement from the police complaint commissioner says an independent investigations unit out of Manitoba has been tasked with probing allegations of serious misconduct concerning 19 officers in candidate and supervisory roles. Officers from departments in Abbotsford, Vancouver, New Westminster, Delta, Surrey, Saanich and Victoria, along with Metro Vancouver Transit Police, are being investigated, the statement said. Complaints about
the municipal undercover training course held on May 2 were initially made to the B.C. Municipal Chiefs of Police by the RCMP, which had officers present in an observer role. The matter was then reported to the Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner, an independent agency that oversees complaints and investigations of municipal police in the province. The actions of some municipal police officers while performing various physical acts and activities in some of the scenarios “caused concern that their actions could be defined as potential misconduct under the Police Act,” the statement said. “The nature of the allegations includes serious and concerning conduct performed in front
of course supervisors and other course participants.” In a report published last month, Global News reported that the police officers were attending an undercover training course conducted by the Association of B.C. Municipal Police Chiefs at a downtown Vancouver hotel when asked to convincingly portray they were criminals and not police officers. The role-play allegedly involved defecation, food used in a sexual manner, and other disturbing or perverse acts. The course was stopped and some officers reported it to their supervisors. The allegations have not been proven. Chief Constable John Lo of the West Vancouver Police Department has been appointed as the discipline authority.
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Ladner Willows application moves to public hearing An application to build a 150-unit non-market rental apartment building in Ladner will be heading to a public hearing, which has not been scheduled yet. Council on Monday approved a staff recommendation to grant preliminary approval for a proposal by Red Door Housing Society to redevelop the 40-unit Ladner Willows townhouse complex, located in the 5600block of Ladner Trunk Road. A planning department report notes the rezoning application responds to Delta’s Housing Needs Assessment, which identified the need to increase the supply of purpose-built rental housing and to improve housing affordability. The proposal also aligns with Delta’s Housing Action Plan, which prioritizes and supports the addition of more diverse housing options. “With respect to compliance with Ladner Area Plan policies, the proposal would result in an affordable housing development for families, seniors and individuals with intellectual disabilities. The development would be situated near community, recreational and municipal services, and would upgrade the streetscape and architecture of the neighbourhood,” the report notes. A larger rear setback and landscaping along the north property line would enhance privacy and reduce shadow impacts on the existing single-detached dwellings, the report notes. Prior to Monday’s meeting, an area resident opposed to the application had a letter read into the council record. The letter writer stated the proposal was “oversized and inappropriate” and that nearby residents’ concerns have been largely dismissed by planners. -Sandor Gyarmati
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Delta Board of Education Trustee Nick Kanakos has announced he is seeking re-election in this year’s municipal election. “It has been an honour to serve the Delta school community for 11 years,” said the three-term trustee in a news release. “Over the course of my service, I have gained a depth of knowledge on board policies, regulations and procedures – and I am aware of staffing and funding issues as well as concerns of our parents.” Formerly a teacher at North Delta Secondary for 33 years, Kanakos has been a school board representative on the Delta Youth Activity Council, the Emergency Preparedness Committee,
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the Indigenous Enhancement Committee, the Audit Committee and the British Columbia Public Schools Employer’s Association. “My depth of experience in the classroom allows me to understand the system from the ‘inside out’,” he added. “I believe that I have the experience necessary to help guide our school district. I believe we have an excellent school sys-
tem and I will continue the hard work it takes to make the school district the envy of the province.” Kanakos hasn’t announced if he will be running with anyone else in this year’s election. “I view the role of school trustee as a longterm commitment with education a partnership between the schools, the parents and the students,” he said. “My door will be open and I will work with you to provide the best education possible for our children.” Nick’s wife, Delta city councillor Jeannie Kanakos, announced last week that she won’t be seeking re-election. The couple have lived in North Delta since the early 1980s and have grandchildren still residing in the community and attending school in Delta. The municipal election is Oct. 15.
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School staff survey shows racism a significant issue DANI PENALOZA
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The Delta School District is committing to five actions for how they will address racism that more than half of surveyed staff say they had witnessed or directly experienced while working in the district. Damaging stereotypes, jokes, assumptions and beliefs were among the racist behaviours identified by more than 50 per cent of the 430 respondents, as well as structural and systemic concerns embedded within the district’s policies and procedures. “The role of education in building intercultural understanding, empathy and mutual respect is vital in advancing the journey of reconciliation, and addressing and eliminating racism,” said co-chairs of the district’s Antiracism Committee Satnam Chahal, Nancy Gordon and Brooke Moore in a recent press release. Following the survey,
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said the co-chairs in the release. “If we want every student and staff member in Delta to feel valued, seen and heard, we know that it’s not enough to be ‘not racist.’ We must proactively strive to be anti-racist..” Some findings and personal stories shared from the survey highlighted that folks can not bring their full skills and gifts to work if they feel unsafe, that being more self-aware can contribute to a safe and inclusive environment and that being anti-racist means educating and challenging ourselves to take action against racism systems, structures and behaviours. Last year, a group of Delta educators created a website containing valuable resources on anti-racism, and this year, anti-racism committee school teams in the district’s secondary schools are conducting student surveys and working on antiracism initiatives.
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he room was packed with more than 100 concerned Delta citizens. Business leaders, politicians from all three levels of government and average everyday citizens, came out to the Coast Tsawwassen Inn on Thursday, June 9 to listen, learn and present their comments to the three panel members of the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission. The commission is proposing a new riding called Delta that would see Ladner, Tsawwassen and North Delta below 72 Avenue join part of Surrey, extending all the way to King George Highway. Another part of North Delta would be lumped into Surrey as part of a Surrey riding, while another area of North Delta and the River House area of Ladner would join a newly reconfigured Richmond East. Effective representation will be lost if the decision is made to carve up Delta into three pieces. The common theme of the evening was pretty clear: leave Delta alone. In my six years here in Delta, I don’t recall an issue where the business community and all three levels of government (municipal, federal and provincial) all agreed on something and lobbied together. Last Thursday was the only meeting scheduled for Delta, which is shameful. Another meeting should be held in North Delta, which based on this current plan, would see a huge impact in how and who they would vote for and how they would be represented. Now in the days, weeks and months to come, we will see if it was all worth it. Did the Commission hear this community? Were all of the comments presented taken into account? I sure hope so. If not, then this community could be looking at a very bleak federal political future.
Weaver Elementary 1972-73
This photograph depicts staff at Weaver Elementary School posed for their group photo for the 1972-1973 school year, very much dressed in the style of the period. Not everyone is identified but if you know anyone not yet identified, we would love to hear from you. From left to right are: Top row: Jennifer MacArthur, Roland Chapman, Jim Smith, and Mrs. Dunn. Bottom row: Janet Guy, unknown, unknown, unknown, and unknown.
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f you listen to CKNW radio you will have noticed that they are running a series on farming called “Keep it local”. The series is sponsored by BC Fresh. There have been many interesting sessions since May 30 and the final interview is on Friday. The sessions are available for replay on the CKNW audio vault which is easily accessed on their website. On June 10, local farmer Sharon Ellis of Westham Island Herb Farm was interviewed. Her family has been farming locally since the late 1800’s. I’m sure many of you have visited her farm to harvest strawberries in the spring and summer and pumpkins in the fall. She noted that the strawberries are looking good and that they have just been very late due to the cool and damp spring. She expects the fruit to ripen this weekend, and fingers crossed, a drying trend will evolve to prevent any mould from threatening the fruit. It has been the worst spring for farmers in 40 years and there are still fields that have
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yet to be planted. If you have visited the farms on Westham Island the past couple of years you will have noticed that it has been exceptionally busy to the point where flaggers have had to manage traffic on the bridge. Sharon noted that the pandemic has played an interesting role in her business. People have become more food cognizant. They are thinking about local food and how to access it and in the case of berries and other fruits and vegetables, how to preserve them. Growing local is making a huge comeback in
this regard. I notice the positive impacts of COVID-19 almost daily now as the Project Pickle kids tell me what they are growing on newly created backyard farms. This week and next, some 1,600 cucumber seedlings are making their way to homes all across Delta. The kids are tasked with looking after their plants and reporting back in the fall with stories about making “Farmer Mike’s most excellent cucumber salad” for their families. Education about food and farming is certainly gaining momentum and that can only be good for society in general. Recent survey results from the City of Delta’s revised agriculture plan note that 85 per cent of the 600 respondents would support food-related curriculum in our schools. In the same survey, the same 90 per cent of respondents noted that their favourite agricultural activity would be to buy food directly from the farm. Buying local is important and our surging interest in farming and food security is ironically thanks to COVID-19.
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Editor: Re: Light rail coming through Delta shot down, again (Optimist, web, June 8) When B.C.’s Transportation Minister, Rob Fleming, is so ignorant of transit mode, he must resign because he is ignorant about regional transit issues. Fleming’s comment: “In fact, they looked as far ahead as 2080, through TransLink and their planners. Highway 99 through to the year 2080 did not give ridership projections that would support light rail or SkyTrain systems” is so utterly ill-informed that either he is ignorant or deliberately misleading. What is called SkyTrain is actually a
light-metro, which modern light rail made obsolete decades ago. Why? Simply, LRT is far cheaper to build, far cheaper to maintain and operate, has a higher capacity and is flexible in operation. Light rail is a mode that can deal economically with traffic flows of between 2,000 and 20,000 passengers per hour per direction, thus effectively bridging the gap between the maximum flow that can be dealt with using buses and the minimum that justifies a metro. The Canada Line, which is a heavy rail metro, built as a light metro and presently has much less capacity than a modern streetcar! No
wonder TransLink and Flemming are misleading both the voter and taxpayer! The current cost to extend the Expo Line to Langley is now around $400 million/km all found. For one km of Canada line we could build eight to 11 km of modern LRT and have a transit system that from the start have a much higher capacity than the present Canada Line’s maximum. So sad that in an age of Global Warming and climate change, TransLink and the NDP hides behind misleading information, to continue their “rubber on asphalt” only transit planning. Malcolm Johnston
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Cannabis stores: enough is enough Editor: I am reading with dismay about the opening of all those Cannabis stores and agree fully with Coun. Lois Jackson when is enough, enough? I operate a store at the Delta Shoppers Mall in North Delta where there has been a cannabis store in operation for a couple of months. Cannabis makes me ill, along with cigarette smoke and many a days I
feel intoxicated from the unwillingly inhaled cannabis that is permeating the air. It is shameful to have to see the proliferation of cannabis, particular where it pertains to young people. Apparently the destruction of health through smoking of vapes, cannabis and cigarettes is promoted more than any other form of activity as it brings in the
masses more to spend their money. I keep hearing people lamenting the fact that the cost of living has become so expensive and I know there are many affected by the current financial challenges, however, the problem could not be spread too wide, judging by the delinquent behavior of society and not just the young. Renate Meinicke
Make your own Canada Day flag Editor: I would like to thank Mr. Ted Olak for his letter (Optimist, June 9). During the last year I was embarrassed and disgusted by the displays of our flag for selfish purposes. We have never been a big flag waving people. We see it on Canada Day,
Remembrance Day and at the occasional international sporting event. I still eye it with misgiving today. Mr. Olak talks of starting a movement. I have an idea. Make a small Canadian flag. Make it yourself with your own hands. Draw it on a little piece of paper just big enough for some-
one to see it if they get up close. Mine measures 1x2 inches. It is not perfect. Just like our country. But we’re trying to be better. Better in how we treat each other, especially if we think we are different. On Canada Day I will pin it on my shirt. Just over my heart. Brad Brush
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An open letter to the Delta Pickleball Association Our Grade 6/7 class was given an amazing opportunity to learn how to play pickleball and use the courts closest to the school grounds. We applied and received an official permit from Delta Parks to use two of the dedicated pickleball courts every Wednesday and Friday from April until June. An amazing group of volunteers helped us learn the basic rules of pickleball and we were excited to
put these skills to the test. On the final afternoon of our pickleball lessons, we were greeted by some unfriendly pickleball members. We were told that they were having their own tournament and that we couldn’t use the courts. Despite having a permit, we were not offered the courts we were promised. They recognized that we had access to these courts, but we were still denied. Instead, we were sent to the tennis courts. Only two courts were available to share
between 26 students. Needless to say, it was a disappointment for our class. One student was keen to share their feelings about this negative interaction: “I felt like I didn’t belong there.” In the future, we hope to see a schedule posted on the courts to be visible to all users. We also hope that we will be met by more kindness the next time we use the pickleball courts. Division 1, Ladner Elementary
I found several of the comments from the Community Action for Equity and Racial Justice Committee quite disturbing and not logical. The Action 4 Canada float and their founding principles have nothing to do with equity or racism. A4C is a group of citizens, parents and
infiltration and the Delta Hospice or dangerous rhetoric? On the point of people remaining silent, the A4C group, in the interest of children’s health and well-being, also chose to “take a stand and not be a bystander.” Shouldn’t they be given the same courtesy that
had to say and why this committee chose to speak under the umbrella of “Equity and Racial Justice” is beyond logic and begs the question for whom? And also how and why are they relating the two issues, except to include some dangerous rhetoric of their own? S. Price
5124 Comments in letter were not logical grandparents concerned this Community Action Ladner Trunk Rd Editor: Re: What does infiltraabout their health and Committee expects for tion look like? (Optimist, the health of all children. themselves? Delta, BC letters, June 9) What has that to do with So, again, what they
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Be a part of the solution, not the problem An open letter to Delta council It is truly interesting that the City of Delta has asked for public feedback on the environment. There has been serious opposition from the medical profession, a number of Metro Vancouver cities including Vancouver, New Westminster and Richmond and indigenous, environmental and other groups. Given the serious environmental, health and welfare concerns, why is Delta council not also opposing the incredibly harmful proposals for Tilbury Island? On what basis does council continue to support the Tilbury LNG expansion projects? Coun. Dylan Kruger, who also chairs the Climate Action and
Community Liveability Advisory Committee has -in fact- sent a letter to the Environmental Assessment process supporting the project. The reasons given for his endorsement are as follows: “The Tilbury Marine Jetty Project will help advance our climate action goals as we work towards a cleaner and more sustainable environment. LNG is a safe and environmentallyresponsible energy choice for marine shipping and is an important step towards reducing emissions, air pollutants, and underwater noise.” These comments could be almost a direct quote from a Fortis presentation and can easily be dismissed as inaccurate. LNG is not safe nor envi-
ronmentally responsible. It is an extreme fossil fuel that damages our environment and poses a health and safety risk to the citizens of Delta and the Lower Mainland. The only letters to the EAO supporting the Fortis proposals are from companies and people that stand to benefit from the proposals. We raise these questions as citizens of Delta that have made efforts to research and understand the environmental and health impacts of an expanded LNG operation in Delta. As long as our council supports the Tilbury proposals, we are not part of the climate crisis solution. This makes us a part of the problem. Friends of Tilbury Tsawwassen
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Concerns over the loss of on-street parking was top of mind for residents who attended a public open house June 9 about the 44 Avenue bike lane project in Ladner. According to the City of Delta, 25 residents came out to share concerns and get information on the project which at this point includes marked buffered on-street cycle lanes, a defined parking lane along the north side of 44 Avenue as well as the removal of on-street parking along the south side of 44 Avenue for cycling lanes. Director of engineering Steven Lan said besides concerns over the parking issues, residents also
expressed support for improving cycling connections within the city. “We are here to listen to everyone. I want to reassure everyone that we are only at a very early design stage and we want to make sure we hear from residents and address their concerns as much as we can,” said Lan. “We will be coming back to the community and also to council with a revised design and also noting their concerns so they can see how those have been addressed.” Lan said long-term, the city, through their draft Cycling Master Plan, is looking at improving active transportation across the community. “Certainly this is one of the corridors that is really important. There is a
connection from Dugald Morrison all the way out to Ladner Elementary,” he said. “There is a separate phase of this project along 44th between Arthur Drive and Ladner Elementary that has a multi-use pathway. That is about to start construction. This side, which we are talking about here, is just in its early consultation stage. What we have put forward is cycling lanes on the roadway to provide a better facility. We will look at how we can address those parking concerns. We want to ensure we listen and have the right solution.” Lan said staff will be updating council and circulating the revised design for another round of consultations later this summer.
CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 2022 Congratulations all graduates! Each of you has put in the hard work, learning and growth to realize this significant achievement and your community couldn’t be prouder! Mayor Harvie and Delta Council wish you every happiness and success as you pursue your future and dreams. #Graduation2022 Facebook
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NOTICE TO DISCHARGE LAND USE CONTRACTS Notice is hereby given that at the Regular Meeting of Council to be held on Monday, June 27, 2022 at 4:00 p.m. in the in the Council Chamber, Delta City Hall, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC, Delta City Council will consider third reading of the following bylaws to discharge land use contracts.
Land Use Contract Discharge Bylaw No. 8156
Land Use Contract Discharge Bylaw No. 8133
Land Use Contract Discharge Bylaw No. 8134
Land Use Contract Discharge Bylaw No. 8135
Address: 11794 64B Avenue File No.: LU009280 First Reading: May 16, 2022
Address: 7797 117A Street File No.: LU009320 First Reading: April 25, 2022
Address: 11404 Daly Place File No.: LU009330 First Reading: May 16, 2022
Address: 9455 116A Street File No.: LU009336 First Reading: May 30, 2022
The purpose of this bylaw is to
The purpose of this bylaw is to authorize Council to discharge Land Use Contract S.A. No. 3355 for the subject property in order to permit construction of a new single detached dwelling with an in-ground basement and a secondary suite.
The purpose of this bylaw is to authorize Council to discharge Land Use Contract S.A. No. 2763 for the subject property in order to permit construction of a secondary suite within the lower floor of the existing single detached dwelling.
The purpose of this bylaw is to authorize Council to discharge Land Use Contract S.A. No. 2900 for the subject property in order to permit construction of a new single detached dwelling with an in-ground basement and a secondary suite.
Pursuant to Section 464(2) of the Local Government Act and Council’s resolution on May 16, 2022, a Public Hearing will not be held for Bylaw No. 8133.
Pursuant to Section 464(2) of the Local Government Act and Council’s resolution on April 25, 2022, a Public Hearing will not be held for Bylaw No. 8134.
Pursuant to Section 464(2) of the Local Government Act and Council’s resolution on May 16, 2022, a Public Hearing will not be held for Bylaw No. 8135.
authorize Council to discharge Land Use Contract S.A. Nos. 2676 and 3000 for the subject property in order to permit construction of a secondary suite within the existing single detached dwelling.
Pursuant to Section 464(2) of the Local Government Act and Council’s resolution on May 30, 2022, a Public Hearing will not be held for Bylaw No. 8156.
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NOTICE TO DISCHARGE LAND USE CONTRACTS
Land Use Contract Discharge Bylaw No. 8106
Land Use Contract Discharge Bylaw No. 8132
Land Use Contract Discharge Bylaw No. 8149
Address: 6853 Dover Place File No.: LU009242 First Reading: May 30, 2022
Address: 6924 Stewart Road File No.: LU009358 First Reading: May 30, 2022
Address: 5590 48B Avenue File No.: LU009358 First Reading: May 30, 2022
The purpose of this bylaw is to authorize the discharge Land Use Contract S.A. No. 2740 for the subject property in order to permit construction of a secondary suite within the lower floor of the existing single detached dwelling.
The purpose of this bylaw is to authorize the discharge Land Use Contract S.A. No. 2740 for the subject property in order to permit construction of a new single detached dwelling with an in-ground basement and secondary suite.
The purpose of this bylaw is to the discharge Land Use Contract S.A. No. 2744 for the subject property in order to permit construction of a secondary suite within the existing dwelling on the basement floor.
Pursuant to Section 464(2) of the Local Government Act and Council’s resolution on May 30, 2022, a Public Hearing will not be held for Bylaw No. 8106.
Pursuant to Section 464(2) of the Local Government Act and Council’s resolution
Pursuant to Section 464(2) of the Local Government Act and Council’s resolution on May 30, 2022, a Public Hearing will not be held for Bylaw No. 8132.
on May 30, 2022, a Public Hearing will not be held for Bylaw No. 8149.
Materials related to the discharges such as the staff report, proposed bylaw, detailed maps and other information may be inspected at Delta City Hall, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC Monday to Friday, excluding statutory holidays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. from Thursday, June 16, 2022 to Monday, June 27, 2022. Materials may also be viewed at www.delta.ca.If you have a general inquiry regarding the proposed land use contract discharge application(s) or if you would like assistance to inspect any relevant documentation, please contact the Community Planning and Development Department by email at cpd@delta.ca or by phone at 604-946-3380. Interested persons have the opportunity to provide written comments regarding the bylaws. Comments must be received on or before 12:00 noon on June 24, 2022 and must include your name and address. You may submit your comments to Mayor and Council in the following ways: Write to Mayor and Council 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent Delta, BC V4K 3E2
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For the first time in two years, a graduating class from South Delta Secondary had their moment in the spotlight. On Thursday, June 9, the SDSS Grad Class of 2022 held their Grad Walk.
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Our very best wishes for a successful future! A message from your teachers, members of the Delta Teachers’ Association
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The Future of Aging in Tsawwassen was the topic of discussion at a Seniors Week kick-off luncheon at KinVillage on Friday, June 3. Guest speakers included Terry Lake, CEO of the BC Care Providers Association; BC Seniors Advocate Isobel MacKenzie; Susan Ryan, seniors’ director of the Green House Project; and KinVillage CEO Dan Levitt. MacKenzie provided a presentation on the seniors’ population in the province and the challenges facing health care providers, while Ryan offered up thoughts on the Green House model of care, which has been successful in 31 U.S. states. Ryan was in the province making several presentations alongside MacKenzie as part of Seniors Week in B.C. as well, she was presenting at a health conference in Whistler. Levitt also provided a brief overview on the capital campaign that KinVillage is undertaking to help support the re-development of the KinVillage campus. More details on that capital campaign will be released in the coming weeks.
In preparation for the completion of the Highway 91/17 work is planned near the Highway 91C and Nordel Way intersection from June 30 to July 4, including: Various lane closures on Highway 91C between Highway 17 and Highway 91. One lane will remain open in both directions. Full closure of Nordel Way between River Way and Highway 91C. There will be no vehicle access to Nordel Way from Highway 91C. Cyclists will continue to use the existing cycling detour between Highway 17 and Nordel Way.
Please see maps for work locations and River Road detour routes. Road users can (approximately 30+ minutes) throughout the area and should plan to take alternative routes. Work is weather dependent and may be rescheduled if necessary to July 8-11 and July 15-18, 2022. For more information about the Project, including all current and upcoming construction activities, visit gov.bc.ca/highway91-17-deltaport. The project is on track for completion in Spring 2023.
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Ferry Road boat launch to be replaced The City of Delta has issued a request for proposals for the design of a rebuilt boat launch at Ferry Road. The current boat launch is located at the end of Ferry Road, north of Admiral Way, adjacent to Captain’s Cove Marina’s work yard. According to the city, the existing concrete ramp and floating dock sections are approaching the end of their ser-
vice life “and complete replacement is required to ensure the continued function of this important community amenity.” The city is soliciting proposals from qualified engineering firms or individuals with relevant experience in marine engineering to develop design drawings for the complete replacement of the exiting boat launch. The resulting design
must include, among other things, complete replacement of the concrete and asphalt ramps, existing timber boardwalk as well as roadway asphalt paving on the approach to the ramps. Once the preliminary design has been finalized, Delta will seek approvals from provincial and federal authorities prior to proceeding to the detailed design stage. The city notes that the
exact duration of time required to obtain the approvals is unknown, however, it is anticipated that the detailed design phase would start no sooner than eight months following finalization of the preliminary design. It’s to be completed within two months of Delta’s direction to proceed, once approvals have been secured. -Sandor Gyarmati
The Ladner Tsawwassen Kinsmen Club donated $1,000 to the KinVillage Community Centre Snooker Club for snooker table repairs and Snooker Club program needs. Pictured left to right; Ian Sandham (Kinsmen), Brian Hansen (Kinsmen), Jen Kormendy (KinVillage Community Centre & Volunteer Engagement Manager), Kevin Brown (Snooker Club member), Stuart Holmes (Kinsmen).
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Pictured left to right; Delta Community Foundation’s Carlene Lewall and Gail Martin with Evolution Fulfillment and Ape Ship COO Dion Willis and President Ben Martin with a cheque for $60,000 presented to the Foundation following their successful Mother’s Day charity weekend sale.
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Come for a tour and see for yourself why the sun always shines at Oceana PARC. Andrea Engelland (Tsawwassen) and Nicola Robinson (Ladner), with their clubfoot cuties, Addison and Matthew, accepted a generous donation of $3,000 from the TOOB President, Norm Sayfy, and Secretary, David Fredricksen.
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The pandemic has certainly put a wrench in the Delta Police Foundation’s usual community outreach events but, this year, they’re adding something new to their roster, and everyone is invited. The Summer Solstice Run, Walk & Roll 5km race will take place on June 22, starting at 7 p.m. from the Delta Police Department headquarters in Ladner. “I really wanted to try to find something that would get the name of the Delta Police Foundation out there and make some money for the foundation, but more importantly, just have a community event. It’s been such a long haul where we have not been able to gather together,” says Lisa Eastwood, a director on the foundation’s board and organizer of the run. Registrants will receive a race package full of different goodies, which include running caps (for the first 190 registrants) and water bottles with a design from Tsawwassen First Nation artist Karl Morgan, gift cards to local ice cream spots, pens, granola bars and various candy. There will timing chips
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The design for the Delta Police Foundation’s firstever Summer Solstice Run, Walk & Roll 5 km race was created by Tsawwassen First Nation artist Karl Morgan. for folks who are looking to treat this is as a serious race, but Eastwood wants to emphasize that this event is for everyone. Kids will be permitted to ride their bikes or scooters and officers will be available to push wheelchairs for folks who would like that, she says. Folks will also have the option to take a shorter 2 km route, too. There will also be food and entertainment at the finish line, which will be open to everyone – not
only race registrants. “We really do hope it’s an event that we can bring annually to people in Delta to come out and go for a run,” says Eastwood. Currently, there are around 100 people registered for the race, and the foundation is hoping to reach their goal of 150 registrants. For more details on the route and to register visit: https://raceroster. com/events/2022/60186/ summer-solstice-5k.
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Earthwise tackles food insecurity with community-based approach Achieving food security is truly a community effort. Earthwise Society is the lead agency for the Delta Food Coalition (DFC), a network of community groups collaborating to tackle food security through innovative food redistribution programs that are making a real difference to vulnerable Delta residents. During the past two years, Earthwise Society’s Harvest Box Program has established itself as a key Delta food security program that has helped hundreds of families. Earthwise is getting ready to launch the program again for 2022. The goal of Harvest Box is to increase food security and reduce food waste by sourcing extra produce from local community members, farms, and grocery stores, and redistributing it to those in need. Earthwise works in
partnership with DFC organizations to provide weekly boxes of fresh, local produce to vulnerable residents. In addition to offering food support, Harvest Box aims to increase food literacy by introducing people to a wide variety of fruits and vegetables and providing them with weekly newsletters with tips on preparation and storage, fun recipes, and nutrition highlights. Last year, Earthwise rescued more than 4,500 pounds of produce and donated more than 430 harvest boxes to those in need. This year, Earthwise hopes to expand the program and provide assistance to even more individuals. For those who would like to help Earthwise reach their goals, there are a number of ways to get involved. Through Earthwise, volunteers can sign up to assist with various food security initiatives, all of
which help support the Harvest Box program. These include Shared Harvest, which sends volunteers to local homes to pick excess fruit, and FoodMesh, a surplus food rescue program for Save-On Foods in which volunteers help rescue and redirect excess grocery items. Home gardeners who would like to play an active role in the local food system can join the Don’t Mow, Grow Victory Garden program to receive seeds, ongoing gardening support, and educational opportunities in return for donating some of their crops. If you would like to make a tangible difference to a local family this season, Earthwise would love to hear from you. To learn more about volunteer opportunities, or to sponsor a Harvest Box, please contact info@ earthwisesociety.bc.ca. -Submitted
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Myrtle’s hot dog day this Saturday After a two-year COVID-19 hiatus, The Wexford’s biggest event of the year has returned! Myrtle’s Famous New York and Chicago-style dogs will be available at a family-friendly event raising funds for the Alzheimer’s Society of BC on Saturday, June 18 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Long-time Tsawwassenites fondly remember waiting in line at Myrtle’s Famous Hotdogs to savour a classic New York or Chicagostyle dog right in the heart of Tsawwassen town centre. These days, Myrtle’s fans have just one chance a year to get their hands on the coveted dogs. And John Meier, the owner of Myrtles Hot Dog Cart, has already heard from fans who will travel from around Metro Vancouver to for a little taste of Coney Island.
“A Chicago Dog is not a real Chicago Dog without super green relish and sports peppers,” said Meier. “We import gallons of these just for this event.” He named his business in memory of his Grandma Myrtle, who was the first to introduce young John to the famous Coney Island hotdog. For five years, he served hot dogs that would make Grandma Myrtle proud. He hung up his tongs after unsuccessfully attempting to find a brick and mortar location for Myrtle’s, a disappointment for Tsawwassen hot dog lovers but a boon for residents at The Wexford, where he joined the Recreation Team. “In the three years we did this event before the pandemic, we served 1,100 hot dogs and raised more than $12,000,” he
said. “It’s pretty incredible to see our community make a significant contribution to research and support for those living with Alzheimer’s.” This year, for a $10 donation, diners can enjoy: a Myrtle’s classic New York Dog served with sauerkraut, mustard and fried onions; Myrtle’s traditional Chicago Dog includes mustard, super green relish, dill pickle spear, tomato wedges, sweet onions, sports peppers and celery salt on a poppy seed bun or The Wexford’s South Asian Special Dog with curried mayo, mango-papaya salsa and Haloumi Cheese. “We’re pretty excited to be able to invite our neighbours and friends out to join us for a good party; it’s something we’ve missed these past two years,” says Jane Bryce, General Manager at The Wexford.
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PROPERTY TAXES AND UTILITY CHARGES DUE DATE: JULY 4, 2022 A 5% penalty will be levied to all accounts with outstanding balances on July 5, 2022. An additional 5% penalty will be levied to all accounts with outstanding balances on September 3, 2022. Payment may be paid by mail, through online banking, or at TFN’s Administration Office. Please note our office is now open to the public. NOTE: Your completed home owner grant equivalent application must be received by TFN on or before September 2, 2022 to avoid a penalty. Administration Office: 1926 Tsawwassen Drive, Tsawwassen, British Columbia V4M 4G2 Tel: (604) 948-5295 • Fax: (604) 943-4343 • Website: www.tsawwassenfirstnation.com
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING – TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 2022 Notice is hereby given that Delta City Council will hold a Public Hearing to receive representations from any persons who deem it in their interest to address Council regarding the following proposed project. A Council meeting is scheduled to immediately follow this Public Hearing in the event Council wishes to give further consideration to the proposed project.
Date: Time: Place:
June 28, 2022 6:00 p.m. Council Chamber & Virtual / Zoom Delta City Hall, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC
WATCH LIVE: This Public Hearing will be broadcast live at www.delta.ca/watchlive. Members of the public who do not wish to speak may listen and watch the proceedings on the City's website. Video recordings are archived on the City’s website.
Project No. 1 (File No. LU009255)
Project No. 2 (File No. LU009175)
Location: 4780 48B Street
Location: 6115 Highway 17A and a portion of 6005 Highway 17A
Applicant: Jeremy Stam, Buro47 Architecture Inc.
Applicant: Wayne Fougere, Fougere Architecture Inc.
Telephone: 604-943-1213
Telephone: 604-873-2907
Proposal: Application for Rezoning, Development Variance Permit and Development Permit in order to allow construction of a three-unit townhouse development.
Proposal: Application for Official Community Plan Amendment, Rezoning, Housing Agreement, and Development Variance Permit in order to allow construction of a 153-unit residential development with 138 apartment units and 15 townhouse units. The application also includes a proposed subdivision that would subdivide off a portion of the Gateway Casinos site at 6005 Highway 17A and combine it with the property at 6115 Highway 17A to create a separate parcel to accommodate the proposed development.
Proposed Bylaw & Permits: Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017, Amendment Bylaw No. 8155, 2022 would rezone the subject property from Apartment Residential 20 (RA20) to Comprehensive Development Zone No.18 (CDZ18). Development Variance Permit LU009255 would vary: 1.
2.
the following sections in Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017: a.
Section 8.4.2 by reducing the number of required visitor parking spaces from 1 to 0;
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Section 8.5.1(a) by reducing the minimum width of a driveway where it intersects with a street from 4 m to 3.3 m; and
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Section 8.5.7(b)(ii) by allowing access to a tandem parking space from a public street (48B Street) instead of a private roadway.
Delta Subdivision and Development Standards Bylaw No. 7162, 2015 by reducing the minimum width of an urban residential driveway where it intersects with a street from 4 m to 3.3 m.
Proposed Bylaws & Permit: The Corporation of Delta Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 3950, 1985,
Amendment Bylaw No. 8143, 2022 would amend Schedule A by changing the designation for the subject site from Other Commercial (OC) to MultiUnit Residential (MR).
Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017, Amendment Bylaw No. 8144, 2022
would rezone the subject site from Service Commercial Zone (C4), Tourist Commercial Zone (C3), and Comprehensive Development Zone No. 495 (C.D. 495) to Comprehensive Development Zone No. 20 (CDZ20).
Delta Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8145, 2022 to enter into a Housing
Agreement in order to include an affordable home ownership program for ten percent of the units (15 apartment units total).
Development Variance Permit LU009175 would vary:
Development Permit LU009255 would address the form and character of the
1.
Section 8.5.7 of Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017 to allow tandem parking for 19 apartment units (total of 38 parking spaces) in an underbuilding parkade; and
Staff Contact: Paul Belzile – 604-952-3155
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Part 6, Section 51 of Delta Subdivision and Development Standards Bylaw No. 7162, 2015 for a municipal drainage system to accept a private drainage system.
proposed development, which is located in the Ladner Village Core (LVC) Development Permit Area.
Staff Contact: Mike Ruskowski – 604-946-3382
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Telephone: 604-669-7710 Proposal: Application for Official Community Plan Amendment, Rezoning, and Development Permit in order to allow construction of a 150-unit non-market rental apartment building. Proposed Bylaws & Permit: The Corporation of Delta Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 3950, 1985, Amendment
Bylaw No. 8108, 2022 would: a. change the land use designation for the subject property in Schedule B.3 from Ground-Oriented Residential (RG) to Medium Density Residential (MDR); and b. exempt the subject property from the maximum permitted residential density provision of 120 units per hectare in order to allow a maximum density of 193 units per hectare; this change will result in an increase of 102 additional units over the 48 units currently permitted under the RG designation.
Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017, Amendment Bylaw No. 8109, 2022 would rezone
the subject property from Comprehensive Development Zone No. 139 (C.D. 139) under Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 2750, 1977 to Comprehensive Development Zone No. 21 (CDZ21). Development Permit LU008942 would address the form and character of the proposed development, which is located in the Ladner Village (LV1) Development Permit Area. Staff Contact: Alex Cauduro – 604-952-3163
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE PUBLIC HEARING Materials related to the projects such as the staff report, proposed bylaw, detailed maps and other information may be inspected at Delta City Hall, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC Monday to Friday, excluding statutory holidays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. from Thursday, June 16, 2022 to Tuesday, June 28, 2022. Materials may also be viewed at www.delta.ca/publichearing. This Public Hearing is to be convened by electronic means as authorized by the Council Procedure Bylaw No. 5000. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it is encouraged that comments be provided in writing in advance or at the Public Hearing by telephone or Zoom videoconference. Correspondence addressed to Council will form part of the public record for this Public Hearing and must include your name and full address, and be received by the Office of the City Clerk no later than 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 28, 2022. To be included in the Agenda, correspondence must be received before 12:00 p.m. on Friday, June 24, 2022. Once the Public Hearing has concluded, no further information or submissions may be considered by Council. PARTICIPATE IN THE PUBLIC HEARING PROCESS The Public Hearing is open to all members of the public. Any person who believes that their interest in property will be affected by the proposed project shall be given an opportunity to provide their comments (support, concerns, or opposition) to Council in the following ways:
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City staff prepares for another heat dome SANDOR GYARMATI
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The City of Delta has developed a communications strategy and is taking other steps to be better prepared in case of another deadly heat dome. In step with the provincial government, Delta is addressing concerns about a heat wave that last year was attributed to many deaths. “This incident demonstrates how vulnerable people can be found throughout the community, not just the unhoused,” said a recent staff report to Delta council. “Most of the deaths last summer were elderly people living alone at home. This means we need to rethink how we are providing emergency services during periods of extreme weather, whatever time of the year they may occur.” During the heat event last summer, Delta opened cooling centres in municipal buildings and libraries equipped with air conditioning. They were not open 24/7, however. In preparation for a potential repeat this summer, staff developed a communications strategy and will take additional steps in advance including updating Delta’s Extreme Heat Response Plan, creating ‘Beat the Heat’ posters and a page on the city’s website with information and resources to help the public prepare for and survive heat dome events, including an interactive map of
cooling centres. Council recently approved a plan to designate municipal facilities in North Delta, Tsawwassen and Ladner for use as 24/7 cooling centres during Level 2 BC Heat Alert Response, as well as using Delta’s seniors’ buses to transport people to and from centres. The city is also setting up a 24-hour information phone line to provide information about centre locations, transportation options and resources. The city, among other things, will also look at options to accommodate pets during extreme heat events and look at the feasibility of installing temporary misting stations and/or portable water stations at key locations throughout Delta. The city will also participate in provincial and regional emergency management discussions about a coordinated response and resources to respond to extreme heat events. Also, city staff will work with community partners, such as Deltassist and Options, to ensure messaging reaches as many people as possible and vulnerable people at risk are identified and assisted. It was in late June 2021 when British Columbia experienced an unprecedented extreme heat event, with record temperatures in many parts of the province lasting for several days. The BC Corners Service notes that temperatures began to rise on June 24 and continued increasing to a peak
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To speak virtually at the Public Hearing, you must register with the Office of the City Clerk before 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 28, 2022.
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To register, email publichearing@delta.ca or call 604-946-3220 and provide: 1. Public Hearing meeting date and Project number; 2. Whether you will speak by telephone or by Zoom videoconference; and 3. Your contact information (name, address, phone number, and email address). Once registered, you will be provided details needed to participate. You do not need to register to speak in person.
on June 28 and 29. At its peak, temperatures reached more than 40 degrees Celsius in many parts of the province. Overnight temperatures also remained uncharacteristically high throughout this period. The BC Coroners Service says more than 800 deaths were investigated between June 25 and July 1, with 619 deaths later identified as heat-related. The findings from coroner investigations reviewed by an expert panel show, among things, that 98 per cent of deaths occurred indoors. There was also a lag between the heat alerts issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada and public agencies. The findings are contained in a recently released report Extreme Heat and Human Mortality: A Review of Heat-Related Deaths in B.C. in Summer 2021, released by the BC Coroners Service. The panel identified the need for a coordinated heat alert response system in B.C., identification and support of vulnerable populations, as well as implementation of prevention and longer-term risk mitigation strategies to prevent loss of life. The province recently announced it is launching the BC Heat Alert and Response System (BC HARS) to help ensure people, First Nations communities and local governments have the tools they need to stay safe during heat events.
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Performance Car Event raises funds for Reach
The spirit of participants in the May Rally for Reach was in no way dampened by the rain. Reach Child and Youth Development
Society children and families were treated to a close-up look at the high performance cars of the Driver’s Experience Gruppe (DXG).
In an extraordinary show of generosity, car club owners raised more than $15,000 in registration fees to support children with extra needs
at Reach Society as well as coming out to show them their cars including a Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren and top of the line Porsches and Audis.
The event began with a Delta Police escort bringing the exotic cars in formation to Reach Child Development Centre in Ladner. Once parked three deep in front, Reach children were able to sit in and take pictures of the vehicles. A surprise awaited in the trunk of one of the cars with car themed and other toys for children to pick from to take home with them. There were far more toys than children present so the remainder were donated to Reach programs for use in sessions. The DXG arranged for free food from the Holy
Masala food truck for families and Starbucks provided free coffee and passion-tea to all participants. “We are so grateful to Moe and Zeaffrey Khalik, DXG co-founders, who had the desire to create this amazing fundraiser that both the DXG members and our children big and small enjoyed so much,” said Reach development manager Kristin Bibbs. “The grins were huge and energy high despite the rain, and we would like to send a huge thank you to everyone at DXG for their community spirit and generosity!”
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Around Town Reset Weekend A group of Delta community organizers have launched The RESET Weekend, a series of music and community arts workshops events on June 17 and 18, in support of mental health wellness. The group includes Andrew and Meg Neufeld from Alongside You, musicians Mike and Emile Greene and actors Eric and Peg Keenleyside of Delta Stageworks. The RESET Weekend has a musicians jam on Friday, June 17 at the Tsawwassen Legion, and also several lowcost arts workshop options available on Saturday, June 18 at Ladner’s All Saints Anglican Church and Ladner Baptist Church. All the weekend’s events as well as costs to participate can all be found on Eventbrite.
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Family Day The North Delta Lions Club and City of Delta presents North Delta Family Days on Sunday, June 19 from noon to 4 p.m. at North Delta Community Park. Watch the parade from 82nd Avenue along 112th Street in at 11 a.m. and then join afterward at North Delta Community Park for a full day of familyoriented activities!
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Delta Secondary student wins national baking competition MARK BOOTH
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Delta Secondary School’s 2022 graduation class now includes a national champion. Culinary arts student Leila Pourshahriary has captured the baking category for secondary students at the prestigious 2022 Skills Canada National Competition (SCNC) which wrapped up on May 27 at the Vancouver Trade and Convention Centre. The event featured more than 350 students
and apprentices from across the country competing for the title of national champion in more than 45 skilled areas. Medals were awarded to the top competitors in six skilled trade and technology sectors, including transportation, construction, manufacturing and engineering, information technology, services and employment. The competitors were evaluated based on strict industry standards. Pourshahriary initially won the provincial stage where her task was to cre-
ate a decorated cookie and bar cake with 1920s themes as well as a bread of the world within a 7.5 hours timed period. Her cookie was a lemon pate sable decorated with royal icing in a typical 1920s pattern. She then baked two loaves of Japanese milk bread before finishing the competition with orange chiffon sponge bar cake with chocolate pastry cream. She decorated the cake in a 1920s theme, complete with feathers, carnations and pearls. Pourshahriary created
Meet the author Author Mauro Azzano will be holding a signing of all of his novels at Black Bond Books on Saturday, June 18 from 1 to 3 p.m. Azzano has written five mystery novels and a romance novel cowritten with Allys Reid. His fifth novel in the Ian McBriar Mystery series has been released and is currently listed with all major booksellers.
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Some of her competition-winning dishes.
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Delta Secondary culinary arts student Leila Pourshahriary with culinary arts teacher Lori Pilling.
the same items for nationals except had 30 minutes less in preparation time. According to DSS culinary arts teacher and chef Lori Pilling, she is the first DSS student to win at nationals. “When Leila came to me in Grade 10 she was already amazing at it,” said Pilling. “She was baking at home with her parents, so she already had a super good foundation. In Grade 11 (amid COVID) we did online schooling and the students had to submit videos and Leila’s were all amazing.” Pourshahriary enhanced her skills by signing up for the Delta School District’s Youth In Trades Program, which took her to Vancouver Community College’s
(VCC) downtown campus for 24-weeks (July to December) of learning at the post-secondary level. It was at the end of her time at VCC where the two students with the highest marks were selected to be trained for the Skills Canada. Pilling added the sky is the limit for the potential of her prize student who developed a passion for baking on her own. Pourshahriary plans to return to VCC to enroll in the Advanced Cakes course then work on her apprenticeship. “My mom did some baking but I learned a lot online just watching Youtube videos and TV shows too,” she said. “I just wanted to try new things.”
Plans underway for Sidekick Players’ 26th season As its 25th season comes to a close this month, Sidekick Players is wasting no time preparing for its 26th season. The next season has comedy, drama, and mystery for local theatre lovers. The season will open with Outlaw by Norm Foster in October, followed by Outside Mullingar by John Patrick Shanley in January, The Dixie
Swim Club by Jamie Wooten, Nicholas Hope and Jessie Jones in March, and closing the season is the longest running play in history, The Mousetrap by Agatha Christie. Season subscriptions include all four plays and one can attend any performance of each production they wish. They are also transferable to another person. Adult subscription price for
four plays is $75 and for seniors 60-plus it is $67. Subscription forms are available at the Tsawwassen Arts Centre during the run of Jonas and Barry in the Home, which runs until June 25. Jonas and Barry in the Home, is a heartfelt story that will also make you laugh, of two gentlemen who, even though they are complete opposites of one
another, form a lasting friendship as residents of a senior’s residence. Starring Ken Fynn, Pat McDermott and Sarah Green and directed by Carroll Lefebvre, it runs on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings at 8 p.m. and matinees on Sunday, June 12 and 19 at 2 p.m. Reserve your tickets for the show by calling 604-288-2415.
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Richmond/Delta Youth Choir wins national awards IAN JACQUES
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An outstanding performance from members of the Richmond/Delta Youth Choir garnered several national awards from the recent Musicfest Canada competition. The Junior Strings received first place for the National Gold Standard, conductor Bo Peng was presented with the NAC Outstanding Music Director Award and music director Stephen Robb was presented with an award for recording editing – the second time he has been presented the honour. “It is outstanding performances,” said Peng. “As a director and conductor, I am amazed by their [the students] concentration, devotion and endurance to make these fine productions.” Peng said the pandemic created a host of chal-
lenges for the community youth orchestra – namely lack of rehearsal spaces, performance opportunities and funding. “Even in the past two years we, like other youth orchestras, struggled with Zoom rehearsals, which made it extremely difficult for music making,” he said. “Fortunately we had great parents and students who were willing to sacrifice their spring break for this competition. “We spent two Saturday’s in March to make this incredible competition video at Genesis Theatre in Ladner, which what was judged and won us the awards. It is so rewarding for the students and the parents to see all of their hard work pay off.” The RDYO is operated by the BC Youth Music Society, a registered charity. Since 1971, the RDYO has provided a profes-
sional orchestral preparation program for young musicians. The orchestra provides a type of musical instruction that is not commonly available for children and youth - instruction and performance opportunities in an ensemble setting. For many youth, the RDYO is a social as well as an educational opportunity, as the young musicians are able to meet other young people who share their passion for music. The orchestra currently serves approximately 160 young musicians aged six to 25 in a levelled program from Junior Strings and Junior Winds to Symphony. Young musicians come from a variety of communities in Metro Vancouver, including Richmond, Delta, Burnaby, Vancouver, Surrey, New Westminster, North Delta, and White Rock.
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Conductor Bo Peng led the Junior Strings group of the Richmond/Delta Youth Choir to a national award.
Could An Ebike Be The Answer To Your Prayers? This week we had the honour of a visit from seasoned bird watcher and photographer Bill Thomas. Bill wanted to know if he could find an ebike that would allow him and his giant camera to cruise silently into position to observe and photograph beautiful visiting birds. Here’s Bill on his newly purchased Envo D35 Electric Bike, complete with all of his bird watching and photography kit, including an enormous telephoto lens. As you can see, Bill rode away a very happy man. Get up to 100 zero pollution kilometers per full charge for .03 cents! Average small car for 100 kilometers is approximately $21.00 Plus, plus! And 21 Kilo grams of CO2 pollution! For around town it’s a No Brainer! Get your new clean machine today! CALL 778-386-9772 FOR A FREE TEST RIDE
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Indigenous Peoples Day June 21
A statement from TFN Chief Ken Baird 2022 National Indigenous Peoples Day is an important holiday to celebrate the wealth and diversity of Indigenous culture and heritage. On this day we hold up our hands to honour each of the ancestors who came before us. Their leadership and their resilience through the dark times of colonization forged the path for the Tsawwassen People to be the strong, self-governing First Nation that we are today, and continues to give us strength for our future generations. Naut’sa mawt, in our traditional Hul’q’umi’um language, means working together as one. While National Indigenous Peoples Day is a cel-
Tsawwassen First Nation Chief Ken Baird.
ebration of Tsawwassen culture and heritage, we believe it is a special day for all Canadians. Today is about acknowledging the injustices of the past, learning about your Indigenous neighbours and the original inhabitants of these lands, respecting
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Indigenous perspectives, and embracing opportunities for meaningful reconciliation. As your close neighbour, Tsawwassen First Nation looks forward to opportunities to share our culture, history, and world view with the residents of Delta in Naut’sa mawt.
Kim Baird recipient of B.C. Reconciliation Award
Former Tsawwassen First Nation Chief and current Chancellor of Kwantlen Polytechnic University Kim Baird, is among the recipients of the second British Columbia Reconciliation Award. The award recognizes six extraordinary individuals and organizations who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, integrity, respect and commitment to furthering reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in British Columbia or inspired others to continue reconciliation efforts. The Office of the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, in partnership with BC Achievement Foundation announced the recipients which also included: T� łaḵwagila, Chief Bill Cranmer (Alert Bay), and Brendan Eshom (Prince Rupert). Organization recipients included Atomic Cartoons in partnership with GBH (Vancouver), DIVERSEcity - Surrey Local Immigration Partnership (Surrey) and Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc and the City of Kamloops (Kamloops). Baird is an accomplished leader, a respected advocate for Indigenous people, and is nationally recognized for her work in Reconciliation. She is a graduate of KPU, receiving the Distinguished Alumni award in 2012. Her life work has provided a foundation that will create the opportunity for the process of Reconciliation to exist/
thrive. This includes acknowledging that First Nations have a right to selfdetermination, a quality of life equal to all, and in partnership with all people. At the age of 28 she was the elected Chief of the TFN. She held this important position for six terms, from 1999 to 2012. In that role her most notable achievements towards Reconciliation took place. On behalf of TFN, she negotiated B.C.’s first urban modern treaty, which came into effect on April 3, 2009. The treaty provided unprecedented benefits and opportunities, and her leadership contributed to TFN being one of the most progressive First Nations in Canada. She says, “true Reconciliation” means “no longer being tethered to the Indian Act, and gaining access to financial resources and economic opportunities, and to services and programs for TFN members.” In the spirit of the BC Reconciliation Award, she believes that respect must go beyond Aboriginal rights and title. It needs to be reflected in laws, policies, and in the operations of government and the courts. To support this ongoing quest, she now runs her own consulting firm and continues to share her expertise on many public and private boards, working tirelessly to serve her community in both official and unofficial capacities. -Submitted by Gov. of B.C.
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In Recognition of NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLE’S DAY June 21, 2022
DELTA FIRE DEPARTMENT WOULD LIKE TO RECOGNIZE AND CELEBRATE ON JUNE 21, NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLE’S DAY. This is a day to acknowledge and celebrate with the First Nations, Inuit and Metis people their wonderful and distinct heritage, language, cultural practices and spiritual beliefs!
Na ational Indigeneou us Peoples Day JUNE 21, 2022 ~ #NIPD2022
A day to recognize and celebrate the heritage, diverse cultures, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples
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A personal journey of truthtelling in Delta
NATIONAL INDIGENOUS PEOPLES DAY
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On June 21, we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day during this sacred time for our Indigenous neighbours and friends. Join us in honouring Indigenous Peoples' culture, heritage, resilience, and contributions while reflecting on history. June is also National Indigenous History Month and we encourage you to learn about the important history of Indigenous Peoples, including First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples, and their distinct heritage, languages, and cultural practices and beliefs. Delta acknowledges that we are on the shared, traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the scə�aθən, xʷməθkʷəyəm, and other Coast Salish Peoples. The City of Delta believes in strong relationships with its First Nations neighbours. We value and foster these relationships as we are working towards Reconciliation with our Indigenous partners. We are grateful for the diverse contributions Indigenous Peoples have made to our community and we honour this month by listening and learning as we work towards Reconciliation.
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At her very core, Rhiannon Bennett is a truth teller – even when that truth is hard to hear. As a Musqueam matriarch, activist, Decolonization educator and community figure, most of us in Delta know Bennett for her work around equity, justice and accountability. We perhaps recognize her from hosting Decolonization workshops with Andrea Hilder as part of their consulting firm Hummingbirds Rising, from speaking at community events or perhaps from her time as a Delta School Board trustee. But Bennett hasn’t always been this visible in Delta. “Honestly, for a long time, I didn’t see myself in the community. I felt very invisible, parts of me were invisible. It’s messed with my identity, growing up in Ladner ... For most of my life, it’s like there are parts of me that are welcome and are seen, but then there’s other parts that have to be not talked about,” says Bennett. This feeling of conditional acceptance from the community is one that still lingers with her to this day. And because of this, she’s still deeply invested in making Delta a safer, more inclusive space for everyone to live, work and play in. “I often wonder what other people think that my intentions and my goals are ... because all I’m trying to do is to be able to stand in the wholeness of my identity. My family has been here since this land has existed and we are worthy of being able to be ourselves and to be recognized,” says Bennett. “I just genuinely just want the world to be a better place.” Through her years of Decolonization work and relationship building in our community, Bennett has observed the Delta community brushing over conflict with the Musqueam Indian Band and Tsawwassen First Nation. “It feels like there are secrets in town that people don’t want to talk about, and people still go to great lengths to detach themselves from it,” she says. She highlights how Delta has been ground zero for Musqueam and Tsawwassen victories, but that these victories, like the Sparrow Decision and the Tsawwassen Treaty, happened in spite of the community’s opposition. For reference, the historically significant “Sparrow Case” was based on Musqueam member Ronald (Bud) Sparrow being arrested in 1984 for fishing with a net that was longer than his government-imposed fishing licence
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Musqueam matriarch, activist and Decolonization educator Rhiannon Bennett, pictured with her daughter.
permitted. Six years after Sparrow’s arrest – after the Musqueam community argued and repeatedly appealed his conviction in defense of their own and all Indigenous peoples’ rights – the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the Musqueam’s right to fish was still intact before the 1982 Constitution and therefore still existed at the time of his arrest. It was a defining moment for recognizing and affirming Indigenous rights in Canada, reads UBC’s Indigenous Foundations information resource website. But in this age of reconciliation, it has become increasingly clear to Bennett how some folks want to skip straight to a happy ending without acknowledging the history and their own complicity in systems that continue to harm Indigenous communities. “Now, everybody’s celebrating Indigenous peoples, but people in this town fought us ... Actions need to back up the words. So, what are you doing? How are those relationships being repaired?” she says. Despite the pushback and the exclusion she’s faced, Bennett remains committed and passionate about her work because it truly is an extension of who she is and what she’s about. “I see flashes of change, and I see flashes of opportunity and I see the desire that all those little ripples will turn into bigger waves and the waves will keep getting bigger and bigger ... When I think about the connections and the relationships I’ve made through this work, it’s been so incredible,” she says. If you’re interested in the work Bennett is doing within Delta or are interested in Hummingbirds Rising Consulting’s services, visit https://hummingbirdsrising.ca/.
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Indigenous Peoples Day June 21
What National Indigenous Day means to me In my opinion, National Indigenous Day is a time for celebration for all Canadians, but especially for Indigenous communities and their citizens, including my community, Tsawwassen First Nation (TFN) There are so many communities whether they are First Nation, Inuit or Metis that are Indigenous to their territories in this country. There are about 200 First Nations in B.C. alone. This is such a wealth of culture, language and traditions that we should all treasure. As former chief of Tsawwassen First Nation, I am proud of the revitalization of language and culture we are seeing in our community. This is in large part because of our modern treaty with self-governance that our people agreed to enter
into with the governments of Canada and British Columbia over a decade ago. The treaty has enabled economic development which has allowed the government of Tsawwassen First Nation to invest in improving our quality of life. Before the treaty, our socioeconomic statistics were comparable to the deplorable and shameful conditions that First Nations across Canada have been facing since colonization. In addition, we have been investing into our language and culture revitalization. This has been in our laws, regulations, policies and programs. We have tools to support our distinct art and this is becoming more visible every month. Tsawwassen Mills is filled with art and design elements - all from TFN
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Former TFN Chief and KPU Chancellor Kim Baird. artists. Our art and design elements are visible in many other places too, and you can see this footprint on the four corners of our lands and
with many of the new buildings going up in our community. We have increased investment in language preservation and learning in our community. We are proud to
see the recent number of young Tsawwassen members graduating from language training in partnership with SFU. New resources are making a difference in our cultural resurgence and revitalization. And I say resurgence, because we sustained ourselves in this region for millennia. Our language, Hən̓ q̓ əmin̓ əm̓ , documents much of our culture and knowledge. The oldest carbon date found at an archaeological site is 4,200 years old, but our elders say we have been at scəw̓ aθən (Tsawwassen) since time immemorial. And our resilience and survival have been because of our culture as xwélmexw (First Nation people.) Our distinct language and culture are a great rallying point of celebra-
tion. When I think of National Indigenous Day, I celebrate the diverse Indigenous cultures that are thriving across the country, and have been on this continent long before Europeans settled Canada. We can all celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day by being open to learn. Ideas for you to celebrate include, going to an event, reading a book, registering for a course, supporting an Indigenous business or any other activity you and your family choose to celebrate. Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day. Kwuntiltunaat (Kim Baird) Chancellor of Kwantlen Polytechnic University, and Former chief of Tsawwassen First Nation
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Indigenous Peoples Day June 21
Artist Kelsey Sparrow exploring conservation work at UBC’s Museum of Anthropology DANI PENALOZA
C o n t r i b u t i n g Wr i t e r
It’s deeply emotional to hold a piece of history in your hands left behind hundreds or even thousands of years ago, but especially when the piece
is from your own ancestors. Interning at UBC’s Museum of Anthropology (MOA), Kelsey Sparrow has had the opportunity to do exactly that – to hold a 400 to 800-year-old cedar root
basket uncovered on the Musqueam reserve, in the mud banks at the mouth of the Fraser River. The Coast Salish, Musqueam and Ojibwe artist who grew up in Ladner has been focus-
National Indigenous Day is a day to recognize and celebrate the heritage, diverse cultures, and histories of the First Nations peoples of Canada. It is Central Walk’s great privilege to sponsor $10000 in support of the first National Indigenous Day in Tsawwassen. In the future, we hope to work closely together with our First Nations communities to build Tsawwassen into an even more vibrant neighborhood that honourss and promotes First Nations cultures and traditions.
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Coast Salish, Musqueam and Ojibwe artist Kelsey Sparrow is interning at UBC’s Museum of Anthropology.
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ing mainly on “wet-site basketry” since beginning MOA’s Indigenous Internship Program last October, and the cedar root basket they got to hold during their first week is part of that. “Wet-site archaeology is a whole field of archaeology where things have been preserved in really low-oxygen environments, [like in mud around bodies of water], for sometimes thousands of years,” says Sparrow. Some of the wet-site baskets at MOA have been carbon dated to be 4,000 years old, preserved by environments that prevent bacteria from eating away the organic materials that otherwise would be broken down over time “The thing with wet-site basketry and any other wet-site archaeology is,
as soon as it’s unearthed, you have to do measures right away to take care of it. Because if it dries out, it basically just disintegrates,” they say. Compared to other more-established conservation practices, wetsite conservation is still developing and therefore doesn’t have a documented protocol yet. “One of [MOA’s] goals is to develop a kind of protocol around it so that communities around B.C., if they have wet-site basketry, they can have a protocol to follow to conservate it themselves at their cultural institutions,” says Sparrow. Wet-site basketry conservation also offers a look into historical weaving practices. “Some of the artists who come to visit MOA are weavers, and some-
times they’ll look at old basketry and realize, ‘Wait, this was woven in a completely different way than we do.’ And they’ll figure it out just from looking at it how to recreate that,” says Sparrow. The uncovered baskets also provide visual evidence of land occupation and territory. “The ethics of how all these objects came into the collection, I struggle with sometimes, but I feel like it’s more important to have Indigenous people there working on taking care of these objects and being stewards,” they say. “It just feels good to be able to take care of them the way they should be taken care of ... It’s really rewarding.” If you’re interested in Sparrow’s art see more at: https://kelseysparrow. com/.
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Indigenous Peoples Day June 21
Islanders hosting lacrosse event for National Indigenous Peoples Day Double header against New West set for June 22 at the Ladner Leisure Centre IAN JACQUES
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The Delta Islanders are hosting a doubleheader lacrosse event to recognize National Indigenous People’s Day. Delta will play host to the New Westminster Salmonbellies on June 22 at the Ladner Leisure Centre. First up at 6 p.m. is the Junior B Tier 1 game followed by the B.C. Junior A game at 8:30 p.m. There will be food, a 50/50 draw and a silent auction with all proceeds going to the Orange Shirt Society, Moose Hide Campaign and Residential School Survivors Society. Islanders president Matt Hoegg said the idea
behind the event started last year. “At the end of last season, coach Nathan Wilson thought it would be a great idea for us to have a third jersey designed around the Tsawwassen First Nations original lacrosse logo,” said Hoegg. “And we could wear it at or around National Indigenous People’s Day, so that started the conversation. Then we thought why don’t we do an event, and as it turns out, we were double booked with the Tier 1 and Junior A on the same day on June 22, so this is amazing – we can do a lacrosse double header and make an event of it.” The jerseys have been designed by Tsawwassen
First Nation artist Karl Morgan. “Getting the jersey’s going was the first part. Then we touched base with New West and the league and everyone was on board and super supportive of the idea. We’ve had great support,” he said. “We’re really excited. This is long overdue in Delta. We have such an amazing lacrosse community and such a supportive Indigenous community as well. I think this will become an annual event.” Hoegg said during the game a silent auction will be held where lacrosse fans can bid on the jersey’s which will then be presented to the winning bidder after the game.
On June 21st We Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day!
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The Delta Islanders third jersey logo created by Tsawwassen First Nation artist Karl Morgan.
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Community
Minister’s minute: parenting ANDREAS BASSON
Li fe C h u rc h
Being a parent is one of the greatest honours and privileges we get here on earth. With this honour, I know personally, comes a wide range of emotions such as uncertainty, fear, anger, love, joy... Even if you have read all the books and manuals on how to parent, you probably are still left with many unanswered questions. This is normal however, we have found as parents of three kids, that the instructions and guidelines we find in the Bible are above the rest; life-giving, clear, and rewarding. The Bible is our greatest resource for raising our children well. The Bible reminds us that
God loves our children even more than we do and that His plans for them are bigger than we could ever hope or imagine. No matter what parenting challenges you are facing right now, no matter what season you are, you can know that when you choose to do things His way in raising them, He will carry you! “Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it.” Proverbs 22:6 “Fathers, do not provoke your children to anger but bring them up in the discipline and instruction of the Lord.” Ephesians 6:4 So where do we begin? It begins with prayer, and not just when you’re in a difficult situation or just before you eat a meal. No, it is a constant
dialogue with God your Father. Simple prayers like “Lord, I’m overwhelmed… Help me, please. The house is a mess, and the kids are crying. I need your help.” Or, “Thank you, Jesus, for my children and for the amazing plans you have for them. Thank you that you are protecting and guiding them and that I know your love surrounds them.” Prayer is powerful and you need it when it comes to raising your children. It will bring peace to your heart and also opens up a way for God to bring about His amazing plans. God has a plan. He always does! God’s plans for them are bigger than you could ever hope or imagine, and in the end, your child belongs to the Lord.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY A Warm and Joyful welcome to...
Sacred Heart Catholic Church 3900 Arthur Drive, Ladner 604-946-4522
Mass Schedule Saturday at 5pm Sunday at 9am and 11am Daily Mass in the Chapel at 9am Mon-Sat
LADNER GOSPEL ASSEMBLY
“A place where love and friendship matters”
Sunday Worship Service 10:30am
All Ages Welcome!
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All Saints Anglican Church
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Join us on Sundays 8:30 am Spoken Eucharist 10:00 am Sung Eucharist at for more information SOUTHDELTA.ORG 604-943-8244
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Everyone welcome to worship with us 10:30 A.M. This Sunday I Corinthians 2:6-16 Psalm 119:17-40 Hungry for the Spirit’s Light Guest Pastor Naji Umran 中文主日崇拜 週日早 10:30 am Nancy 楊牧師 祂的後裔兒童夏令營 7 月 4-8 日 下午 2:00-5:00 pm
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4594 – 54A Street, Ladner, B.C. 604-946-7033 email: office@ladnercrc.com visit our website: www.ladnercrc.ca
Benediction Lutheran Church ST. DAVID’S ANGLICAN CHURCH 1115 – 51A Street Tsawwassen Rector Rev. Simbarashe Basvi
5575 6th Ave Tsawwassen, BC 604-943-3432
Pastor Thomas Keeley
Sunday Service 10 am Wed. Service 11 am
We invite you to worship in person Sundays at 9am or online anytime at www.benedictionlutheran.org
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Join us as we celebrate God’s grace
Tsawwassen United Church
693 – 53rd Street, Tsawwassen Welcome to everyone for Worship & Friendship Sunday’s @ 10:00 am Rev Daniel Kirkegaard Wednesday morning prayer time 9:00 am on Zoom tuc@telus.net 604.943.2911
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BEAUTY HEALTH FITNESS
LOOK GOOD EXFOLIATE YOUR WAY TO A BRIGHTER, YOUNGER LOOKING SKIN
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are manual brushing, or grainy exfoliants. These methods work well on the body but are often too abrasive on sensitive facial skin.
Alpha Hydroxy Acids (AHA’s) are found in sugar, milk, and citrus fruits. The most common forms used are lactic, glycolic and mandelic acids. Salicylic is a Beta Hydroxy Acid, (BHA) and is used primarily in oily, acne, congested skin types, as it’s best know for its ability to unclog the pores and provide an antiseptic action, thus clearing problematic skin.
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Enzyme Exfoliants contain proteolytic enzymes, a fancy name for breaking down proteins that bind dead skin cells together. Some sources for enzyme exfoliants are Bromelain found in Pineapples, and Papain, found in Papaya. This type of exfoliant works well on all skin types but especially on a sensitive skin.
Physical exfoliation involves methods that simply slough off the very surface dead cells. Examples of physical exfoliation
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FEEL GOOD Tsawwassen Optometry takes your eyes seriously. Some reasons why you should do the same.
1. The root to many larger causes. Did you know that some people first learn they may have serious health conditions from a routine eye exam? The overall health of your eyes can provide key information that extends beyond your vision. A comprehensive eye exam can detect underlying health issues such as early-onset diabetes, blood pressure concerns and high cholesterol. #214-1077 56th Street, Tsawwassen 604.943.6114
2. Say goodbye to dry eye. Optometry professionals can provide diagnostics and treatment for many conditions including dry eye and eye infections, ensuring your vision is as clear as possible. 3. Helping you in the long run. Some eye diseases don’t have any obvious early symptoms. Early detection of these eye diseases including glaucoma, cataracts and macular degeneration, is important to reduce long-term damage or even blindness. This is possible only with routine eye exams. 4. The eye is a roadmap. Getting a close-up look at the blood vessels, the optic nerves and other complex eye structures can contain clues to conditions that could pose a serious risk to your health. Advanced technology offers improved monitoring and detection.
BEAUTY HEALTH FITNESS
5. Do it for the kids. An eye exam is an important investment in children’s health. Children under 19 are covered for yearly eye exams by B.C Medical. Early treatment of childhood eye disorders are critical, as some of these conditions become more difficult to correct as a child ages. Whether you’re nearsighted, farsighted or have more specialized eye health needs, regular eye exams are an important part of preventative healthcare – regardless of your age or physical health. So do yourself and your eyes a favour by booking in for your next routine eye exam at Tsawwassen Optometry Clinic. We’re looking forward to seeing you soon.
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Light to moderately active. No major injuries. Weekend Warrior’s. Maximum of 5 in a class. Discover how great Pilates feels on your body as you are introduced to the Pilates method using the dedicated equipment. Upcoming dates: • Monday’s 7:00 – 8:00 pm – June 20, 27, July 4, 11 • Friday’s 2:00 – 3:00 pm – June 17, 24, July 1 & 8 Fee: $159 + gst.
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ADVICE FROM THE
professionals
“How do I make sure my Will takes care of those I love and the causes I care for?”
I have been wearing dentures for many years and they are to the point that my gums are extremely sore and red: what can I do?
Having a legal Will can give you peace of mind knowing that your final wishes will be met and loved ones will be taken care of after you have gone. It also gives you the opportunity to make a meaningful gift in support of a charity that is near and dear to your heart, without giving up assets during your lifetime.
Soft tissue management is the answer you are seeking. Rehabilitation of soft tissues is primary. First, your dentures require cleaning to remove offensive organisms that may be contributing to the inflammation and edema (swelling). Tissue conditioners (temporary soft lining material) are placed on the tissue fitting surface of your dentures to provide a clean positive adaptation to your gum tissues. Healing begins and your tissues are reassessed in a week to confirm the progress of healing. Generally a second and or third tissue conditioner may need to be applied before proceeding to the construction of new dentures. New dentures promote a healthy clean fitting surface for many years. If you have any questions regarding this procedure or any other denture related subject, please book your free consultation with us.
Making a gift through your Will can have significant tax savings for your estate and can help preserve more of your assets for your loved ones. When a gift is made, a charitable tax receipt is issued to your estate which can help to reduce or eliminate final taxes owning. ‘Partners for Tomorrow’ is a wonderful group of individuals who have made a promise to leave a future gift to Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation. Remembering Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation as part of your estate plans helps build a strong and vibrant future for the Delta Hospital Campus of Care which includes, Delta Hospital, Mountain View Manor and the Irene Thomas Hospice. If you are interested in leaving a bequest to Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation in your Will, please contact: jodi.stokes@dhchfoundation.ca or call 604 940 9695. More information on making a charitable gift through you Will to Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation is available on our website: www.dhchfoundation.ca
Jodi Stokes,
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Market volatility makes me nervous. What should I do to stop worrying?
Denturist Alex Hupka Denturist #240 - 3671 Westminster Hwy.
at Terra Nova Shopping Centre
604-279-9151
My partner is so messy it makes me crazy; how can I get them to change?
If you are nervous about your investments, you’re not alone. Here’s my advice: Filter out the media noise. Dramatic news makes good headlines, but in reality volatility is normal and healthy. Successful investing involves using the “ups” and “downs” to your advantage. Ensure your portfolio is well structured. Your financial advisor should customize an investment portfolio unique to Doug Smith your circumstances, carefully considering your specific BA I CIM® needs for wealth protection, tax efficient income and Financial Advisor comfort with risk. Benefit from a knowledgeable and experienced financial advisor. If you have doubts, consider getting a second opinion. Trust and confidence should be the foundation of your relationship with your advisor. Doug Smith is a Financial Advisor with Raymond James Ltd. The views of the author do not necessarily reflect those of Raymond James Ltd. This article is for doug.smith@raymondjames.ca information only. www.zuccaro.ca Raymond James Ltd., member – Canadian Investor Protection Fund. T: 604-654-6560
This is probably the most frequently asked question! Unless you are lucky enough to have the space to dedicate a room purely to your partner for their creative expressions you may have to find some middle ground. Let’s face it, being organized looks different to each of us and we have different levels JENNIFER of expectation, ability to focus, scattered priorities ILLSLEY-HALL and variable skill sets, so nurturing each other’s limits professional organizer and capabilities around this topic will go a long way towards a collaborative and peaceful environment that works for both of you. Before pointing the finger though, have a look around, do you have unmaintained areas you can take care of? If so, get stuck in, it may have an inspiring www.deliberatedecisions.ca knock-on effect for your partner. Need a jennifer@deliberatedecisions.ca hand? Call today!
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I received in the mail a flyer from a company coming to buy coins and gold. How do their prices compare to your prices?
What’s new with pneumonia protection?
This company comes into town from back east a few times a year. I had a mother and daughter come in who had an offer from them. I offered $2150 for the gold jewellery they had. This company had offered them $500.00. Another gentleman took silver dollars to them and then came to us.
Jim Richardson, owner
We paid him 300% more than they offered. My firm belief is that you could take your coins or gold to any reputable coin or gold dealer in the country and get more than these people offer. I believe that we could serve you better and offer more than they could ever hope to.
ALEX HUPKA Reg’d Denturist Reg’d Dental Technician
Western Coin & Stamp 6960 No. 3 Road, Richmond, BC V6Y 2C5 www.westerncoinsandstamps.net westerncns@telus.net
604-278-3235
Great question. There are two pneumonia vaccines available for adults which may prevent respiratory infections caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae – an airborne bacterium which is responsible for many cases of pneumonia each year. Pneumococcal polysaccharide 23-valent (Pneumo23®) is free to all over 65 in BC and can be given at the same time as a flu shot. Pneumococcal conjugate 13-valent (Prevnar13®) is not free but may be covered by your private insurance (via a physician’s prescription) and is available to all adults over 50. Both vaccines are recommended and are very well tolerated. One dose of each in your lifetime is all that is required. Call me or come and see me for more information. “Your Health – Our Priority” is not just a slogan – it is THE reason Paul Gibbons, Pharmacist/Owner at the Medicine Shoppe in Tsawwassen, looks forward to helping you every day.
Windsor Woods, Tsawwassen #4 - 1363 56th Street
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Community
South Delta Garden Club welcomes master gardener as next speaker The South Delta Garden Club (SDGC) is pleased to announce that educator and Master Gardener Megan Zeni will be the featured speaker at the South Delta Garden Club in-person meeting on Tuesday, June 21. The meeting is open to anyone interested in gardening. Zeni’s topic, Playful Gardening with Young
Children will focus on how homeowners can prepare their garden spaces so they feel inviting to young children. The presentation will highlight simple design features, which encourage playful exploration of private gardens. Zeni will also review child-friendly vegetables that can be strategically planted to engage children in the joys and wonders of
growing and harvesting. And with this year’s late start to the horticultural season, June is an ideal time to help inspire little people in the backyard. Zeni is a PhD candidate in the Faculty of Education at the University of British Columbia. Her research interests include pedagogies of place and play in elementary schools. Zeni has 25 years of teaching
experience and currently teaches entirely outdoors in a K-7 outdoor and garden classroom. Zeni suggests that there is no age limit to starting children in the garden; infants enjoy the multi-sensory experience of being outdoors and can be laid out in shady garden spots. Kiddies at the crawling stage can enjoy the garden by being driven around in
a wheelbarrow. Toddlers can be given small tools to play with in the dirt as a way to begin to capture their interest. The pandemic has accelerated interest in the outdoors and provides a timely lens through which to teach children. A key principle that the educator emphasizes in her consulting work with schools and that also applies to parents and
grandparents introducing children and grandchildren to gardening is to not let the learning be adult-directed but rather child-originated. The meeting will be held at Ladner Christian Reformed Church at 4594 54A St., in Delta. Doors open at 7 p.m. Speaker presentation begins at 7:30 p.m. Entrance and parking are around the back. All are welcome.
ADVICE FROM THE
professionals
Is there any way to make dental freezing and injections more pleasant and painless?
Looking for a quick get away over the summer?
Digital Anesthetic is a technology that controls flow rate and pressure of the anesthesia during the injection. This method is significantly more comfortable than the traditional dental syringe and employs a technique that makes the injection virtually painless. This type of freezing shortens treatment time for every patient and best of all, pain management for the patient is phenomenal. Some people don’t even realize that freezing is taking place. Dr. Raj Dhiman It’s nice to see children, who have never had dental 604-946-9588 anesthesia, leave their visit never having to experience the “anxiety” associated with “Syringe-Type” delivery methods. Many patients who work would never schedule a procedure in the middle of the day because of profound and lasting anesthesia. With Digital Anesthetic system, patients are now willing to come in at any time, knowing they will be able to communicate effectively at their job. This method of freezing greatly decreases anxiety associated with dental 130 – 4977 Trenant Street, Delta treatment and makes life easier for both the smile@ladnerdentist.com dental team and the patient.
How about Alaska? Cruising from your home port of Canada Place will make your vacation seamless with no air involved for our Vancouver round trip sailings. If you have been unsure about travelling this would make for a great re-entry into the travel world. Having sailed to Alaska about 6 times myself this is truly a mustsee destination. From calving glaciers, to breaching whales you will have a bird’s eye view from your ship. We still have space throughout the season and the promotions are exceptional. Call us today to start planning your summer get away.
I have hearing loss in both ears, but one is definitely worse than the other. Can I just get one hearing aid for now?
Can I get an equity take out on my mortgage to renovate my property or pay off my credit cards?
You can, but you probably shouldn’t.
Yes! Equity take outs can be obtained for a number of purposes, including financing home renovations or to consolidate credit card debt. The Government has changed mortgage rules however regarding taking equity out of your home. When looking at a refinance or equity take out the total mortgage cannot exceed 80% of a property value. If you are looking for funds to fund a dream kitchen or get rid of some of that high interest credit card debt … give me a call!
604-946-9588
Cover one eye with your hand: notice how clarity, depth perception, and spatial awareness are effected? It’s not much different with our ears. Even if your hearing loss is predominately in one ear, wearing hearing aids in both can help with: • Sound distinction and speech understanding (it’s easier to be selective in what you listen to) • Sound detection (you can more reliably detect where sounds are coming from for social and safety reasons) • Sound quality • Brain stimulation (your brain likes getting equal inputs from both ears) • Listening ease (amplification in each ear is less tiring, straining and more satisfying) Just as we use both eyes to see our best, our two ears work together to help us hear our best!
Mark Nickel BC-HIP, BBA Hearing Instrument Practitioner
Phone: 604-943-0033
5682 12 Avenue, Tsawwassen www.TsawwassenHearing.com
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DELTA SPORTS
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Thomas Haydon Memorial Game
JIM KINNEAR PHOTO
Pictured left to right; Trent Smally, Russell Marynowski, Silas Richmond, Adam Haydon and Gary Bining with the presentation of the Thomas Haydon Memorial award. The award was presented to Islanders player Silas Richmond during the first period intermission of Saturday night’s Islanders game at the Ladner Leisure Centre against the Port Coquitlam Saints, won 13-8 by the Islanders. The game wrapped up a day-long event at the LLC, which also featured an alumni game, a fundraising beer garden and barbecue and a chance for family, friends and the lacrosse community to come together to remember Haydon.
Delta Pacers finish ninth at Ultimate provincials
MARK BOOTH
m b o o t h @ d e l t a - o p t i m i s t .c o m
Delta Pacers capped off their breakthrough season with a ninth place finish at the recent B.C. Secondary Schools Ultimate (Frisbee) Championships in Surrey. Competing in the 16-team “AAA” Division for the province’s largest
schools, the Pacers narrowly missed a berth in the championship round after completing pool play with a 1-2 record. The highlight was a come-from-behind 8-2 win over Churchill that should have put Delta in position to secure second place. However, an 11-10 loss to Heritage Woods dashed those hopes. The Pacers
also fell 13-2 to eventual bronze medalist Guildford Park. Churchill went on to finish fourth, reflecting how competitive the group was. “The comeback win over Churchill should have put us in the top eight, except for one of our few poor performances in the year (in the loss to Heritage Woods) to end the day,”
said DSS coach Dave Jones, a volunteer parent. Looking to end a memorable season on a positive note, Delta produced wins over Okanagan Mission (114), Handsworth (8-7) and Point Grey (9-6) to crack the top 10. The result comes after a third place finish at the South Fraser
Championships that locked up the school’s first-ever trip to provincials. The team featured: Anisha Bilga, Keira MacLennan, Laurin Henry, Marley Day, Nicole Tilman, Sophie Tate, Tahnee SatoKlemm, Aimee Haverstock, Paisley Reid, Peighton
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Sports
Tsawwassen blueliner among top picks in WHL Draft MARK BOOTH
m b o o t h @ d e l t a - o p t i m i s t .c o m
The Lethbridge Hurricanes are hoping history repeats itself and Will Sharpe certainly wouldn’t mind that either. The 15-year-old blueliner from Tsawwassen was selected 11th overall by the Hurricanes in last month’s Western Hockey League Prospects Draft. Sharpe is coming off an outstanding season, captaining Yale Academy’s top U15 Prep team. “We are really excited to have Will on the Lethbridge Hurricanes,” said head scout Rob MacLachlan. “We had him in the top three defenceman all year and we didn’t stray from that at all. To pick him at No. 11, we are pretty ecstatic with that. He is a two-way defenceman. He can rush the puck. He can go endto-end. He can score goals. He is quick to get back on defence too.” It was exactly 22 years ago when the Hurricanes took another highly touted d-man from Tsawwassen, sixth overall in the draft. Brent Seabrook not only enjoyed four productive years in Lethbridge, but starred in the NHL with the Chicago Blackhawks, winning three Stanley Cups.
“It’s something I really never thought about until my dad mentioned it,” said Sharpe. “Yeah, for sure I knew he played here.” Sharpe’s journey to becoming a top prospect is significantly different to Seabrook thanks to today’s player development structure. Sharpe came through South Delta Minor then aged up to skip his final year at the U13 (Pee Wee) level to join the Greater Vancouver Canadians Major Bantam team. The 6-foot-1, 190-pounder then moved onto Yale where he cracked the Abbotsfordbased academy’s top team, although he played just a handful of games due to the pandemic and was also recovering from a foot injury. “It was a hard time for me,” Sharpe reflected. “I had to do lots of rehab to build back my strength and stuff. I battled through all the adversity by just training my heart out.” A full season awaited in the 2021/22 campaign and a now fully-healthy Sharpe thrived, compiling 42 points, including 19 goals, to rank fourth among all d-men scoring in the academy league. There were plenty of individual honours too, including being named Top Defenceman at the prestigious John Reid U15 AAA Memorial Tournament in
St. Albert back in January. WHL scouts took notice and it was just a matter of where Sharpe would be selected in the opening round. He thought he would be headed to Spokane at eighth overall until a draft day trade shook up the order. The next team he was in agreement to play for were the Hurricanes. “I know lots of NHL players who have played there and I’m really looking forward to it,” he said. “I’ve just heard a lot of great things about the organization including from (2019 Buffalo first round pick) Dylan Cozens’ dad.” He has been commuting daily from his Beach Grove home to Abbotsford with help from a car pool arrangement too. It’s a commitment that certainly is paying off with the plan to play for the academy’s U18 Prep team next season. He got a taste of the older level in three playoff call-up appearances this spring. “I had just heard lots of good things about the schooling and stuff and when I went for a tour it seemed very well structured,” added Sharpe, who also excelled in lacrosse before solely focusing on his hockey career. “My head coach and defensive coach have really helped me out a lot.” Sharpe’s head coach in Yale happened to be Brad Bowen who also
MARK BOOTH PHOTO
Back outside the South Delta recreation centre where Will Sharpe grew up playing, the 15-year-old from Tsawwassen was selected 11th overall by Lethbridge in the recent Western Hockey League Prospects Draft. coached Seabrook when he played for the Delta Ice Hawks as a 15-year-old back in 2000. The hockey world can be small. Maybe small enough for Lethbridge to land another franchise defenceman from Tsawwassen.
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353 55 STREET, TSAWWASSEN
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• 7,918 sqft of living on a 26,125 sqft lot • 2 master bedroom suites both w/ walk-in closets • Timeless elegance & grandeur with an open floor plan • Over 200 degree views of the mountains & ocean • Park-like backyard w/ inground pool
• 6 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms • 6,329 sq ft of living space on a 0.97 Acre lot • Park-like setting gives way to mountain & ocean views • Pure craftsmanship w/ bright & open floorplan • Great room boasts impressive 20 ft vaulted ceilings
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1079 WALALEE DRIVE
5390 WALLACE AVENUE
134 CENTENNIAL PARKWAY
4 BEDS / 4 BATHS / 3868 SQ. FT.
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210 4803 48 AVENUE
92 CENTENNIAL PARKWAY
3 BEDS / 3 BATHS / 2410 SQ. FT.
2 BEDS / 2 BATHS/ 1245 SQ. FT.
3 BEDS / 4 BATHS / 3207 SQ. FT.
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4477 63 STREET
1248 PACIFIC DRIVE
4881 44A AVENUE
204 1250 55 STREET
3 BEDS / 2 BATHS / 1791 SQ. FT.
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A MODERN SCANDINAVIAN TOUCH
Michael Lepore Realtor | Team Leader
JUS T SO L D | 3 1 5 -18 20 WEST 3R D A V E NU E | VAN C O UVE R
"Michael- We are so grateful for your guidance and support throughout this process — and given all the news about the downturn in the market, really appreciated you getting us across the finish line — honestly, a photo finish.
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We would be happy to unreservedly recommend you to anyone! Terrific working with you!" The Crosbie's
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KENSINGTON GATE $63 8,000 | 3 0-9 261 122 S TR EET | SURRE Y
THE COUR TYARDS
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Extensively updated residence at rarely available Kensington Gate. Stunning transformation! Spacious open living and dining room is perfectly designed for entertaining with access to the two generous decks. An abundance of windows throughout ensures all day light. The home offers a king size primary bedroom with ensuite bathroom. Den has been converted to a second bedroom.
On-site amenities include a clubhouse with kitchen and meeting/games room, swimming pool, hot tub, and attractive landscaping. Located conveniently within close proximity to many transportation hubs, parks, shopping and recreation. This flawless dwelling definitely boasts the ‘wow’ factor. It’s time to enjoy the serenity and freedom of security-gated community adultoriented (45+) living.
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NEW LISTING
Suttton Group - Seafair Realty 604 4-790-5859 • www.alisonsteen.com
305 1120 TSATSU SHORES DRIVE • $799,000 2 BEDS | 2 BATHS | 880 SQ. FT. | BUILT 1996 Live your BEST life on the beach! This is truly a one of a kind building. Stunning westerly views from the 3rd floor unit. Move in ready. Take full advantage of 2 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, 2 underground parking stalls, a gym and the ocean at your doorstep. Paddle boarding and crab for dinner....don’t hesitate or it will be gone! Close to BC Ferries, Tsawwassen Mills, Tsawwassen Springs and all just 30 minutes from the city! Book your private showing today!
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1348 ENDERBY AVENUE $1,499,000 3 BEDS | 1 BATHS 1,478 SQ. FT. | BUILT 1999
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14 4748 54A STREET $998,000
205 1738 55A STREET $999,000
1210 MORRIS CRESCENT $1,799,000
11 6427 HAMMERMILL AVENUE $1,099,999
3 BEDS | 3 BATHS 1,501 SQ. FT. | BUILT 1997
3 BEDS | 4 BATHS 2,012 SQ. FT. | BUILT 2015
4 BEDS | 3 BATHS 2,324 SQ. FT. | BUILT 1980
3 BEDS | 3 BATHS 1,607 SQ. FT. | BUILT 2021
Sutton Group Seafair Realty 1625 - 56 Street, Delta, British Columbia V4L 2B2 | 604-790-5859 | www.alisonsteen.com
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Paul Khara
www.paulkhara.com
paulkhara@gmail.com
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5130 WESTMINSTER AVENUE
16,835 SQ.FT. LOT
ckhara94@gmail.com
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OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 2-4PM • 4 BEDROOMS PLUS DEN • UPDATED KITCHEN AND BATHROOMS • 2 GAS FIREPLACES • PRIVATE YARD WITH LANE ACCESS • INGROUND POOL WITH NEW HEATER • LARGE DOUBLE CAR GARAGE • WALK TO SCHOOLS & LADNER VILLAGE
Calvin Khara
4675 HAWK LANE
• 3 BEDROOMS PLUS DEN • OPEN FLOOR PLAN WITH 12 FT CEILINGS IN LIVING RM. • ENTERTAINERS KITCHEN WITH QUARTZ COUNTERS • NEW CARPETS AND INTERIOR PAINT • PRICED BELOW ASSESSMENT!
SUBDIVISION POTENTIAL
• ATTENTION BUILDERS, INVESTORS AND DEVELOPERS • HUGE 16,835 SQFT PRIVATE LOT • ZONED RD3 AND CAN BE SUBDIVIDED • ALLOWS FOR NEW HOMES WITH COACH HOUSES • SOLID 3 BEDROOM HOME TO RENT OR LIVE IN • GREAT LOCATION IN CENTRAL WEST LADNER • WALK TO SCHOOLS , RESTAURANTS & SHOPS
5108 LINDEN DRIVE
• NEW CUSTOM HOME IN CENTRAL WEST LADNER • 3 BEDROOMS, ALL WITH FULL ENSUITE BATHS • LUXURIOUS INTERIOR WITH HIGH END FINISHES THROUGHOUT • FUNCTIONAL OPEN CONCEPT LAYOUT • DETACHED 2 CAR GARAGE WITH SIDE ACCESS • PRIME LOCATION WALKING DISTANCE TO SCHOOLS, LADNER VILLAGE, SHOPPING AND TRANSIT
LADNER'S PRIVATE ESTATE
• 6 MASSIVE BEDROOMS & 5 BATHROOMS • 2 MASTER BEDROOMS WITH FULL ENSUITE BATHS & W/I CLOSETS • 2 BEDROOM SELF CONTAINED SUITE WITH LAUNDRY • DETACHED SHOP WITH ADDITIONAL 2 CAR GARAGE • PARKLIKE 20,000.00 SQUARE FEET LOT (100 FT. X 200 FT.) • 2 SEP SETS OF HEATING & A.C. SYSTEMS • 6000 SQ.FT. CUSTOM DESIGNED IN CENTRAL WEST LADNER
6095 48A AVENUE
• UPDATED 3 BEDROOM RANCHER • PROFESSIONALLY LANDSCAPED AND PRIVATE 7,590 SQ.FT LOT • CONVENIENT HOLLY PARK LOCATION • RV PARKING WITH ACCESS TO REAR YARD • PRICED TO SELL AT $1,299,900
FAMILY FRIENDLY • SPACIOUS HOME WITH 3212 SQ. FT. OF LIVING SPACE • 6 BEDRMS & 3 FULL BATHRMS • PRIVATE SOUTH EXPOSED LOT • NEWER ROOF AND VINYL WINDOWS • UPDATED KITCHEN AND HIGH EFFICIENCY FURNACE • PLENTY OF ROOM FOR THE IN-LAWS • CALL PAUL FOR MORE INFORMATION
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THE CHANCEYS REAL ESTATE GROUP Over 2,500 Homes Sold CITY REALTY
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Personal Real Estate Corp.
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GORGEOUS CORNER CONDO This is absolutely a must to see. Bright and spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo located in desirable Sunningdale II. Beautiful updated kitchen with quartz counters, newer appliances and loads of cabinets plus a window over the sink for lots of natural light. Spacious living room with gas fireplace, dining area which leads to a nice balcony with trees nearby for privacy. Updated bathrooms, approx 1,050 square feet, 9 foot ceilings, crown molding, newer paint, new window coverings and so much more. Tucked away in a nice location yet within walking distance to shops, village and recreation.
210, 4738 53rd Street, Ladner
$649,900
JUST SOLD
CANU CONDO - RARE FIND! Bright and spacious 1,095 square foot, 2 bedroom corner condo with a panoramic & picturesque views. Great open concept, living room with electric fireplace, kitchen with granite counters, large island and eating area which take you to the main deck for outdoor enjoyment. Master bedroom features ensuite with separate shower and tub. Good size second bedroom with second cozy deck for quiet moments of relaxation. Loads of windows, overlooking greenery and the Chilukthan Slough. Located in the heart of Ladner on a quiet no-thru street, walk to all shops, parks, library, community center - literally all amenities. Call for your private viewing this weekend.
308, 4689 52A Street, Ladner
$899,800
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5990 Kirkwood Rd, Tsaw $1,350,000 5209 Walnut Pl, Ladner $1,249,000 #203-1175 55 Street, Tsaw $899,000 #315-4977 Springs Blvd, Tsaw $849,000 1,171sq$ home | 3 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | 6,954 sq$. Lot Iconic Beach Grove property, corner lot just 50 meters from the beach. Fix up, rent out or build your dream home.
1814 sq. $. Home | 3 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 6732 sq. $. Lot Young Family wanted! Ideal loca�on in a quiet, safe & friendly cul-de-sac with a short walk to Hawthorne Elementary. Updated Roof, windows, gu#ers & HW tank.
1,424 sq$ home | 2 bedrooms | Den | 2 Bathrooms Great layout with tasteful updates in Onyx Court. Fully rainscreened and rentable unit steps from central Tsawwassen.
1022 sq$ | 2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 parking Tsawwassen Springs, newest building, bright southern exposure with open plan, 10’ ceilings, hardwood floors, covered deck, and air condi�oning.
#65-10200 4th Ave, Richmond $649,000 340 Rosehill Wynd, Tsaw $1,649,900 1212 Pacific Drive, Tsaw $2,199,000 3480 River Road, Ladner $4,399,000
1,077 sq. $ home | 2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | Manoah Village complex 4,750 sq.$ home | 4 bedrooms | 4 bathrooms | 6,566 sq.$ lot Me�culously maintained func�onal unit with Large home with spectacular ocean & mountain oversized pa�o & tasteful upgrades. Family views, I/G pool and suite poten�al! orientated & pet friendly complex.
4,249 sq. $ home | 4 bedrooms | 4 bathrooms | 7,234 sq. $ lot Situated in quiet cul-de-sac in Stahaken this home boasts expecta�onal cra$smanship and luxury updates through-out.
2,189 sq.$ home | 3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 217,800 sq. $ lot Sprawling rancher with extensive quality updates set on 5 acres. Includes 3 outbuildings, plenty of parking and storage
SOLD 5668 Dove Pl, Ladner $1,125,000 1408 55 Street, Tsaw
2,419 sq. $ home | 3 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 6,609 sq. $ lot Quiet cul-de-sac loca�on, west coast contemporary home with spacious living. Walking distance to park and elementary school.
$1,595,000 #111-5955 Iona Dr, Vancouver $829,900 297 55th Street, Tsaw $3,499,000
2,899 sq. $ home | 4 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | 6,813 sq. $ lot Spacious and effec�ve floorplan. Prime loca�on, under-ground services and lightly travelled street. Excellent walkability to Central Tsawwassen.
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#304-4745 54A Street, Ladner
#1-4292 Wolf Way, Tsaw
SOLD 4729 60B Street, Ladner
SOLD B502 4831 53 Street, Ladner
719 sq.$ home | 2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom | The Folio complex Located on UBC Campus. Ground floor with private pa�o. Secure parking, storage, pet friendly and rentals allowed.
SOLD A5161 45 Avenue, Ladner
SOLD #310-4690 Hawk Lane, Tsaw
3,290 sq. $ home | 4 bedrooms | 5 bathrooms | 10,785 sq. $ lot Completely restored home with home theatre, I/G swimming pool and your own pu"ng green. Panoramic views.
SOLD 5027 53rd Street, Ladner
SOLD 10660 Seamount Road, Richmond
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NEW LISTING
$550,000 NEW LISTING
1608 668 Columbia Street
Amazing WATER and CITY views from this 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom unit in the highly desirable Trapp+ Holbrook building in New Westminster’s exciting Downtown Core! One block from skytrain, Pier Park, the River Market, shopping and entertainment. Open floor plan featuring a lots of lights, laminate flooring throughout, modern functional Kitchen, and stainless steel appliances. Amenities include gym, clubhouse and rooftop deck with outdoor BBQ. Pets welcome, rentals allowed.
June 16, 2022 The Delta Optimist A49
$1,088,000 NEW LISTING
103 14200 Riverport Way
Rarely available, completely renovated and over 1500 SQFT ground floor corner unit with 3 beds, 2 baths + Den at Waterstone Pier! You are literally living right by the water with unobstructed water view! Separate entrance access with 2 patios just like living in a single family house! The Den can be an amazing office or additional guest bedroom. Plenty of storage space with a pantry closet right besides the kitchen. Well maintained building with super clean common area & geothermal heating & cooling. Laminate flooring, stainless steel appliances & granite countertop. Steps away from farmers market, Ironwood plaza & quick access to Vancouver. Comes with 2 side by side parking & one storage locker. Strata fee includes, Heat, Gas, Hot Water, Garbage, Gardening, etc. Pet & kids friendly.
$1,699,000
1043 Walalee Drive
“View from above” This loving cared for & extensively renovated post & beam home is located in the Village in sunny Tsawwassen. 3 Bedroom + den/ 3 bathrooms with views to Mt Baker, Boundary Bay, and the North Shore Mtns. Transformed into a modern oasis with major renovations including, new custom kitchen, gas range, high end appliances, quartz countertops, custom lighting, all bathrooms replaced, roof, windows, furnace/HW tank, all interior & exterior doors, moldings, blinds, extensive outdoors landscaping/lighting including private, sunny expansive back deck area off the main floor kitchen, including hot tub, BBQ, lounge area with fire bowl providing the ultimate entertainment yard. Gorgeous views from master bedroom deck, nothing to do but move in!
RE/MAX Progroup Realty | 5360 12th Avenue, Delta, BC V4M 2B3 | Office 604.943.8080 | Eugene@eugenek.ca | deltarealestate.net
Jennifer McIver 778-788-5078
Leanne Lionello 604-209-5294
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5321 Saratoga Drive
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$1,398,000
THE PERFECT FAMILY HOME, WALKABLE TO TSAWWASSEN SCHOOLS & SHOPS WITH A LOVELY LARGE CHILD & DOG FRIENDLY BACK YARD!!
3 BED + DEN + FAMILY ROOM | 3 BATH | 1,819 SQ FT | 7,524 SQ.FT. LOT
New Listing:
28-1100 56th Street
$1,348,000
VERY RARELY AVAILABLE, SPACIOUS ROYAL OAKS TOWNHOME, PERFECTLY DESIGNED WITH MASTER ON MAIN & WALKABLE TO ALL OF CENTRAL TSAWWASSEN!
3 BED + OPEN LOFT OFFICE/MEDIA ROOM | 2.5 BATH | 2,250 SQ FT | 2 CAR GARAGE + 1 O/D PARKING | LOVELY FENCED EAST YARD & WEST PATIO R E / M A X P R O G R O U P R E A LT Y | 5 3 6 0 1 2 AV E N U E , D E LTA , B C . V 4 M 2 B 3 | O F F I C E : 6 0 4 . 9 4 3 . 8 0 8 0 | E A C H O F F I C E I N D E P E N D E N T LY O W N E D A N D O P E R AT E D
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A50 The Delta Optimist June 16, 2022
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4774 104TH STREET
MLS R2604526 360º TO OUR
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY TY! Y
2975 53RD STREET
John Nielsen
PORT GATEWAY
$5,950,000
Almost square 17.34 acre parcel with 823 ft. of road frontage features an English style country home, 5 stall barn, hay field and generous pasture area which has been an established equestrian facility for decades. The property offers an ideal central location just 5 minutes to Tsawwassen or Ladner, Tsawwassen Mills Mall, BC Ferries, DeltaPort Way, TFN Industrial Park, transportation and more. This parcel is close to BC Railway in an area of transitional properties with amazing future potential. Call anytime for more information.
MLS R26816 681 360º TO OUR
$428,800 307 4743 W RIVER ROAD
151 5421 10TH AVENUE
JUST LISTED!
SOLD! MLS R2680872 360º TOUR
PERFORMANCE Real Estate Service
SPRAWLING PENTHOUSE!
DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH!
SPACIOUS open plan Sundial unit with huge g living room looking onto gard d den patio area with great p morning sun. The T master is large and features a walk through g closet to the main bathroom whiich i has been updated and the kitchen cabinets were also done at some point. Some new flooring and paint will g go a long way here! Ideal complex wiithin i close walking g distance to all the town's ameniities i with bonus secure underground parking. g Perfect for starting out or downsiizing! i
$6,300,000
First time this amazing g secluded 20.25 acre parcel has been offered for sale since 1955 whiich i is located just off Hornby Drive on the quiet section of 104th close to Boundary Bay and private member grass airstrip. All 3 buildings on this p property p were built in 1972 which includes a sprawling 3,162 sq. ft. f 4 bedroom rancher w/30 + car concrete drivewayy was substantially renovated and enlarged g in 1987 and roof redone 10 1 years ago. The second residence is a 1238 1 sq. ft. Woods bungalow presently rented and the spectacular 8,400 sq. ft. 20 stall barn which was used from day 1 to breed race horses up until 7 years ago is truly a first class facility complete p with steel roof and cladding. Attention to detail here is second d to none including chain link fencing that surrounds the entire property.
RARE R FIND! Sprawling g updated 2 bedroom o &d den penthouse e e witth th o open p concept p pllan l and d vaullted l ceillings l g offf f fers f nice c interior i t & exterior views from fr 2 deck k off Mt.. ks Baker, B r Vancouver Islland, l the marina and d f ghters freigh h on the F Fraserr River. Being g an end d corner o suite alllows l f extra for x a wind d w dows provid ding amazing natural ligh ding l h htt in n th he h great / li living i g & dining i g area a and d ffeellls lik k ke a ranch n her h r in the t sk ky! k y The T quallity l y high h h h-end k t hen kitch h f features ellaborate l custtom t ch h herry cab b binetry, an oversize p a peninsula eating area compllimented l t w//granite / counter tops, pullout o applliance l n drawer, the latest smart a appl pliances la c a and dah huge pantry. y Other h upd d dates i lud incl lu de d p pllush l h flooring fl r and d quallity l paint p n through ho tt. Allso hout l offfers f r a nice gym ffacillity l & work k h ksh hop, 2 park k g stalls, a king hug storage huge e lock k and a 5 miinute ker i walk k olld ld town Lad d dner.
$939,000
JUST LISTED!
34 Successful Years
SOLD!
The next move is yours... CALL JOHN TODAY
604.250.8216
MLS R2649204 360° TO OUR
Re/Max Real Estate Services www.westcoastfarmsteads.com info@johnnielsen.ca 110-3540 West 41st Ave, Vancouver V6N 3E6
LANCE HUGHES 604.943.8080
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www.lancehughes.com Re/Max Progroup Realty
$3,998,000
$2,699,000
Brian Elsey PREC
604-551-9396
Cute-as-a-button ‘Cape Cod’ style, 2 storey home, on a dead end street, in an excellent location! 1 minute walk to school! Lovingly maintained, 4 bedroom and den. Roof 10 years old. Great family home with large sunny private yard, 2 powered sheds and ample parking including RV parking!
$2,199,000
232 Howes Street
Custom quality built 7 bedroom home for current owner with 2-5-10 Home Warranty balance. 9’ celings both on the main and upper floors. Features include: custom kitchen with highend appliances including a wok/spice kitchen, in floor radiant heat, AC, crown mouldings Alarm, security cameras & surround sound in family room. Extra storage space in crawl. Bonus- legal 2 bedroom suite rented @ $2000.00 per month. 2 car detached garage off back lane access.
645 English Bluff
16,264 sq.ft. private estate lot overlooking Georgia Strait. Walk-through the front door into the grand foyer, and over 5200 sq.ft. of living space. Features real hardwood throughout with 5 bedrooms upstairs including gym. The extra large master has 5 pce ensuite & private western exposed terrace. Downstairs has gourmet kitchen, family room, billiards room, wine room & office. Double oversized garage & lots of parking. Great family home on prestigious English Bluff Road.
66X165 LOT
$1,549,000
5075 1st Avenue
Upper Tsawwassen building lot- 66.70’ x 165’. North exposed, and quiet location. Opportunity to build 2 storey custom home. Plans approved and ready.
604-315-2633
4576 61 Street, Ladner D
5269 1st Avenue
Harry Ratchford
www.brianelsey.ca www.harryratchford.ca
SOL T JUS
Quality custom built home on a 9300 square foot, beautifully landscaped lot in Pebble Hill. Top quality finishing including: engineered hardwood floors throughout, radiant in floor heating, air conditioning & high end Fisher & Paykel appliances package. 4 extra large bedrooms upstairs & 1 on the main for guests. 2-510 home warranty.
Experience • Knowledge • Professionalism
$1,195,000 Showings by appointment.
127-5421 10 Avenue
OLD S T JUS
Sundial... Fabulous 2 level corner unit with a extremely quiet location and sunny south west exposure. Very functional floor plan with Living Room, Dining Room and Kitchen down and 2 bedroom and den/storage up. Enjoy the summer BBQ’s in your private 320 sqft patio with mature garden. New roof in 2017, Electric Stove 2021 and Hot Water Tank 2019. Secure underground parking and complete with a clubhouse for meetings and entertaining. Walking distance to shops, transits, schools, recreation and town amenities. You ‘ll love this home with it’s Great location.
$689,000 Showings by appointment.
Call Brian or Harry for a FREE MARKET EVALUATION of your home! RE/MAX PROGROUP - 5360 12TH AVE, DELTA, B.C. - 604.943.8080
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100 YEARS
June 16, 2022 The Delta Optimist A51 LET’S GE T YOUR HOME SOLD!
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$3,580,000
975 235 Street, Langley
$579,900
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316 4885 53 Street, Delta
Just Sold
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$1,599,000
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4960 Coleman Place
Just Sold
As Buyers Agent
The ultimate LAKEFRONT residence, in one of the most sought after locations of Langley. Do you want to feel like you are on vacation 365 days of the year with full access to private shorelines + nature? This lavish, exclusive sanctuary sits amongst some of the finest homes + acreages in Campbell Valley while being situated on 4.2 acres on Murchie Lake lakefront with over 300 feet of lakefront. Enter your private gated 2742 square foot 3 bed + den (or convert back to 4th bedroom) rancher with an open concept floor plan. Enjoy your uninteriupted views from every window inside or step out & watch the sunsets on your western exposed 1088 sq ft deck with views of the water, trees, nature & wild life. Many updates include new metal roof, hardwood flooring throughout, kitchen,hot water tank and newer windows and furnace. Lots of space for the toys, gardening or even a chicken coop + room to build. Incredible location walk to the South Langley Trail. Potential to add another residence, confirm with the Township.
$1,499,000 | 4793 46 Avenue, Delta
Just Sold
$1,375,000 | 4884 45 Avenue, Delta
$455,000 | 211 1792 Starling Drive
Just Sold
Just Sold
Green Gables: Small boutique complex tucked away behind Ladner’s Shopping Complex filled with groceries, restaurants + cafes. This desirable condo is not one to be missed. Located on the top floor, this spacious unit features 1060 sq ft of open concept living. This floorplan works w/ large, oversized furniture. Impressively large master bedroom w/ his/ hers closets, 4 pc, space for full sized house furniture. White and bright open concept kitchen with a south facing balcony perfect for morning coffee or summer BBQS in the sunshine. Perfectly located in the heart of Ladner and minutes away from grocery stores, cafes, shops, gym, and restaurants. Pets/Rentals allowed w/restrictions.1 Parking + 1 Storage located outside your front door.
Salt & Meadow | Tsawwassen
$860,000
Just Sold
with Multiple Offers
Personal Real Estate Corporation
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KENDALL AYRES
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$849,900
Just Sold
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38 3459 W River Rd, Delta
Just Sold
$1,199,000 | 1 16825 60 Ave., Surrey
Just Sold
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Sutton Group - Seafair Realty
100-5000 Bridge Street, Delta, BC
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68-3031 Williams Rd, Richmond MLS# R2696168 • $999,000 W NE
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5440 16 Ave, Tsawwassen MLS# R2679020 • $1,399,000
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VIEWS! Rarely available West backing unit at Edgewater Park in Seafair. Beautifully renovated 4 bedroom up and 1.5 bathrooms. Chef’s kitchen with granite counters + backsplash, stainless steel appliances and double ovens. Walk out onto your newly installed composite deck to take in the views, garden or relax. Complex has outdoor swimming pool.
Mid Century modern rancher nestled on a massive 10,660 sqft south facing lot. Home offers 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms all on one level. Original hardwood floors, post and beam cedar ceilings, gas fireplace and large windows throughout. This little gem has a chic + stylish vibe.
www.sellingsouthdelta.com
RE/MAX Progroup Realty • 5360 12th Avenue, Delta, BC
314-15275 19 AVENUE Surrey $588,000
Welcome to Village Terrace! A bright, south facing, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, top floor, corner unit offers plenty of light and views over Bakerview Park. This unit is complete with spacious bedrooms and a den, tasteful updates throughout, a kitchen and dining area that overlooks the sunken living room and the inviting, stone-clad gas fireplace. Gas and hot water are included in the maintenance fee. One parking and one storage locker. Quiet cul-de-sac location that is close to Semiahmoo Mall, restaurants, pubs, shopping, recreation, transit and more. Quick possession is available.
553-4688 HAWK LANE Tsawwassen $869,900
Welcome to Aerie Walk! A beautifully appointed 3 bedroom and 2.5 bathroom townhome located in Sunny Tsawwassen. A comfortable and open layout on the main floor with an east-facing deck extending off of the kitchen. The kitchen offers tasteful cabinetry, quartz countertops, marble accents and a gas range that opens up to the dining and living room. The 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms and laundry are all located above the main. As you approach the front door you’ll find a pleasant, west-facing, greenspace and patio to enjoy the evening sun. This home is complete with a double tandem garage with lots of storage. Located close to golfing, beaches, the boardwalk, playgrounds, Big Splash Waterpark, BC ferries and all of the conveniences of Tsawwassen Mills and Commons.
SOLD 7376 142 STREET Surrey $1,599,000
Welcome home! This meticulously maintained 5 bedroom home has room for the whole family with 2439sqft of living space on a 8342sqft property. Located on a quiet cul-de-sac and backing onto a private and stunning greenbelt, this home has loads to offer including beautiful gardens, updated windows, furnace, garage door, roof (1 year old), fresh paint, a newer deck, spacious rooms and plenty of storage. Central location close to shops, markets, schools, transportation and recreation.
212-4768 53 STREET Ladner $599,000
Welcome to Sunningdale! Large and spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom corner end unit in the heart of Ladner. This bright and open layout offers generous bedrooms, ample storage, tasteful updates throughout and a balcony that overlooks the courtyard. Easy walk to all of Ladner’s conveniences such as groceries, restaurants, coffee shops, recreation, transportation and more. Pets and rentals allowed. 1 parking, 1 storage locker and gas and domestic hot water included in the maintenance fee. Tenant would like to stay.
100 YEARS
A52 The Delta Optimist June 16, 2022
ROBIN REIMER 604-868-2844
ROBINREIMER.COM ROBINREIMER@TELUS.NET
#1
SOUTH DELTA
36 YRS MLS MEDALLION CLUB
JUST LISTED
$1,999,000
947 51ST STREET, TSAWWASSEN
Tsawwssen's Street of Dreams. Spacious executive 4 bedroom & den home situated on huge 10,118 sq ft southwest facing gorgeous private lot on very popular street. Large family room, nice kitchen with newer Stainless steel appliances. Spacious living room w/separate dining room plus 1 bedroom and den/office downstairs. Three bedrooms up, large master bedroom with walk-in closet & full ensuite w/Jacuzzi tub. Radiant hot water heat. Home built w/4x6 construction, thermal windows, newer drainage, great workshop/shed.
Call ROBIN 604-868-2844
JUST LISTED
$2,838,888
5823 16TH AVENUE TSAWWASSEN
You will not find a gorgeous home like this, built in Beach Grove or Tsawwassen. This rare find has just been finished and waiting for you to move in. This outstanding home features 3,100 sq.ft., 1 bedroom suite, gourmet kitchen with wok kitchen, 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, large separate building, excellent open floor plan and a large private sunny yard. Don't miss this quality built home with high end finishing throughout. Come and visit us this weekend for our grand opening.
Call ROBIN 604-868-2844 *BASED ON # OF YEARS QUALIFYING FOR MEDALLION CLUB IN GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD group
1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 & 2021
Seafair Realty - 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen
robinreimer@telus.net
www.robinreimer.com
100 YEARS
JUST LISTED
$2,499,000
June 16, 2022 The Delta Optimist A53
JUST LISTED
989 GALE DRIVE, TSAW 1/2 ACRE SUBDIVISION POTENTIAL
Wow!!! 1/2 acre property in upper Tsawwassen with subdivision potential. This fabulous property has a great custom built home with updated kitchen, bathrooms, roof, gutters and gorgeous gunite pool. Home is approx. 6000 square feet, 6 or 7 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, games room, family room, large living room, dining room and kitchen. This custom built home was way ahead of its time with a fabulous floor plan, perfect for that large family or creating a large suite. This kind of property and home never come to market. Don't miss this one!!!
5435 2ND AVENUE New home with fabulous view in Upper Tsawwassen. Great floor plan, sunny western exposure, close to parks and schools. Still time to customize. Call for plans and information. Call ROBIN 604-868-2844
Call ROBIN 604-868-2844 $2,200,000
PRICE REDUCED
$2,699,000
JUST LISTED
$999,000
EXCLUSIVE LISTING
$2,600,000
FABULOUS WESTERN BLUFF VIEW LOT!!! 5304 SPETIFORE CRESCENT
Beautiful 5 bedroom, 4 full bathroom home in upper Tsawwassen. This great family home is approx. 2900 sq.ft. with excellent floor plan and finished with high end details throughout. Located in an area of newer homes close to schools, parks, transportation with a beautiful southern exposed back yard. Call for more information and your exclusive showing.
Call ROBIN 604-868-2844
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
$2,288,000
1142 FAIRWAY VIEWS WYND
Best townhome in this golf course development. This townhome has the best view best location and waiting for your custom updates. Featuring 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, games room, family room, large living and dining room area which opens to a large deck with great views of 6th green at Beach Grove golf course. These townhomes rarely come to market, don't miss this one!!!
Call ROBIN 604-868-2844
PRICED REDUCED
$1,249,000
Ready to build approx. 14,000 sq.ft. lot Plans are available for 6,700 sq.ft. home Call for more information
ROBIN 604-868-2844
LD O S T JUS 1146 53A STREET, TSAW JUST LISTED
$1,549,000
D L O S JUST 259 54A STREET, TSAW ABSOLUTELY THE BEST BUY
Fabulous new home in one of Tsawwassen's finest locations. Excellent open floor plan with 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, huge games room and totally separate 1 bedroom inlaw suite. Home is approx. 3500 sq.ft. on a fabulous western exposed yard on a quiet street. Close to parks and schools. Nothing like this in Tsawwassen.
Call now for more info. Robin 604-868-2844
111 GRAHAM DRIVE BEST SUNSET VIEWS & LOCATION
Custom Designed Home with simply the Best Views in Tsawwassen. This Totally Private 2 Bedroom & Den home has an Outstanding Open Floor Plan to take full advantage of all the spectacular Ocean Sunset Views. There will NEVER be another home like this in Tsawwassen. Call for Floor Plans and more Info.
Robin Reimer 604-868-2844
4575 EDMONDS DR, LADNER UNDER CONSTRUCTION
$2,200,000
LD O S T JUS 222 66TH STREET, TSAW
*BASED ON # OF YEARS QUALIFYING FOR MEDALLION CLUB IN GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD group
1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 & 2021
Seafair Realty - 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen
robinreimer@telus.net
www.robinreimer.com
100 YEARS
A54 The Delta Optimist June 16, 2022
604.312.7621
Sold@TrishaMurphy.ca
TOP 1% OF 2021 GREATER VANCOUVER REALTORS®
NEW PRICE: NEW LISTING: NEW LISTING: NEW LISTING: 878 Pacific Drive $2,850,000 560 Seashell Drive $1,999,000 1575 Spyglass Cres $1,899,000 4533 River Road Executive home with ocean sunset Ocean view home backing on to Centenviews in the village . 4700 sq nial Parkway - the most desirable beach ft of beautiful living space on a park in the Lower Mainland. landscaped 10,000 + sq ft garden lot.
Spacious family home located in the popular Imperial Village. This beautiful 2763 sqft, 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom home is move-in ready anytime.
$1,750,000
A rare gated waterfront property with revenue income!
NEW LISTING: NEW PRICE: 1136 50th Street $1,499,000 NEW LISTING: 527-4688 Hawk Lane $1,049,900 1555 Enderby Avenue $1,485,000 1646 Golf Club Drive $1,858,000 Well-maintained family home on Gorgeous 1660 Sq. ft. 4 bed, 4 bath home with Ocean and North Shore Mtn. views! Just a short 5 min. walk to the Boardwalk, Tsawwassen Mills Shopping Center, Big Splash Waterpark & multiple playgrounds. 4 car parking!! NO FOREIGN BUYERS TAX, SPECULATION TAX OR GST!
Beach Grove renovated 3 bedroom family home - come live in the Grove!
NEW PRICE: NEW LISTING: 4695 Kensington Pl $1,599,000 8-4638 Orca Way
$1,499,000
Gorgeous custom built by owner/builder. This family home offers a fully renovated functional plan with 4 bdrms up and a possible 5th bdrm on the main with a full bath.
4873 13 Avenue
a quiet street in a central location with great suite potential.
$2,599,000 110N-1100 56 Street $999,000
This 4,762 square foot home has a 21,000 sf lot and sits on the bluff overlooking Over 2000 sq ft duplex located in 5 bdrm family home renovated with N. Shore Mtns and Tsawwassen Springs prime location ocean view and gorgeous new baths and sunny west facGolf course. Sprawling 5 bedroom family protected nature reserve with custom home with south and west exposed pool, ing back garden in a quiet cul-de-sac. additions - original show home. a hot tub and sauna.
Completely renovated gorgeous Dream kitchen, and oversized sunny patio.
Sutton Group - Seafair Realty: 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen, BC
Lulu Godin
Licensed Realtor
• SUCCESSFULLY SELLING SOUTH DELTA REAL ESTATE •
Rachel MacInnes Licensed Realtor
100 YEARS
June 16, 2022 The Delta Optimist A55
(604) 809 2855 yinglling gtom@gmail.com
This is Home Proudly y Calling Tsawwassen & Ladner home for over ove 40 years!
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Loca�onloca�onloca�on!!Rarelyavailable5bedroomandden, 3 bathroom home located in sought a#er Tsawwassen Heights. This large 3,000 sq # home sits proudly on an almost 10,000 sq # south-facing lot. Watch the eagles soar from your master bedroom overlooking your parklike backyard. Tsawwassen Heights is a small “community within a community” where residents have exclusive access to a private staircase that leads you to one of the nicest beaches in Tsawwassen. English Bluff and Pebble Hill Schools are close by, one block to transit, huge covered deck excellent for entertaining, and vaulted ceilings that let the natural light cascade in. Homes like this do not come available o#en. Book your private showing today.
5122 59A Street
#21 11188 72 Avenue
$1,235,000
Welcome to this stunning execu�vestyle townhome in beau�ful Sunshine Hills. This 4-bedroom 4-bathroom home built in 2019 boasts an impressive 1765 square feet and features a double-car garage. Its open concept floor plan is designed to entertain and features a south-facing pa�o off the kitchen perfect for basking in the sun. Immerse yourself into nature with expansive walking trails along Cougar Creek and the Westview Rain Garden. Just walking distance to shops and top-rated schools such as Cougar Canyon Elementary and Seaquam Secondary School. Rentals allowed. Call today as this won’t last long!
5462 Wildwood Cres
5002 53 Street
1625 Pine Springs Lane
5309 Upland Drive
474 Tralee Cr
4974 54 Street
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5690 Sherwoood Blvd
5545 4 Avenue
5085 1 Avenue
4977 Springs Blvd
5298 Glen Abbeyy Pl
213 49 Street
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SUTTON GROUP - SEAFAIR REALTY 1625-56th St., Delta, BC V4M 2B2
$749,000
SOLD
SOLD
604-809-2855
This charming 2 bedroom 1 bath half duplex rancher in Hawthorne is a rare opportunity to own a near 1000 sq # home si!ng on a 4500 sq # lot. The open concept living space features the opportunity to add your own personal touches. Not included in the home square footage is a 240 sq # workshop or hobby room. Excellent for first�me homebuyers or investors! Call Today!
SOLD www.tomyingling.com
SUPER RANCHER - ALL THE BELLS AND WHISTLES
973 50th Street • $1,580,000
Spectacular! This 1631 Sq.Ft. Rancher is Move In Ready! A West Rear 9472 Sq.Ft. lot on a 1 way in and out street, has 3 Beds + 2 Baths. Master with Large Steam Shower! Living, Dining + Family Rms, Kitchen with Granite Counters, Pristine H/W Floors throughout, Double Windows, 2 Car Garage, with So Much More! Come See Us!
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778-863-6805 mandip@sutton.com mandipgill.com Sutton Group - Sutton Seafair Realty 100 - 5000 Bridge Street Delta, BC, V4K 2K4
NEW PRICE
$939,900
$1,459,900
4920 Coleman Place
Amazing family home located on a quiet, no-thru, culde-sac street! Situated on a roomy ',500sq� lot this home is perfect for the growing family and features an open concept layout upstairs with an updated kitchen including quartz counters, S/S appliances and large island that overlooks the spacious family room and its stunning original hardwood floors. The family room downstairs is a great space for the kids to let loose and the 2 bedrooms and den allow for the op"on to add a mortgage helper or the perfect work from home set up. Other features include updated bathrooms, 96% high efficiency furnace, H/W tank, commercial grade pex plumbing, RV parking and a 4&%sq� detached workshop with 11� ceilings! Conveniently located near Bell Park, Hawthorne Elem, transit, local ameni"es and more!
$2,349,900
#308-4803 48 Avenue
WATERFRONT LIVING ON THE TOP FLOOR! Welcome home to Seafarer Marina Estates! This spectacular 2 bedroom 2 bath home boasts over 1200 square feet of living space and has been tastefully updated featuring a spacious layout, invi"ng primary bedroom, your own &0� boat slip and a massive 224 square foot deck with an unobstructed view overlooking the river and marina! Enjoy a relaxing evening on the pa"o watching the sunset over the scenic river, go for a walk along the marina, or walk into historic Ladner Village for great restaurants, local shops and more. This is a well maintained complex with newer windows and roof, elevator access, workshop, recrea"on centre and secure parking. Homes like this with unobstructed views are rarely available in Ladner so come have a look today!
5281 45 Avenue
This execu"ve home exudes elegance inside & out, from the stunning limestone exterior & perfectly manicured yard to the high-end finishing & open concept layout inside that makes this home the envy of the neighbourhood! Love to cook? The gourmet chef’s kitchen features JennAir appliances including gas range & wall oven along with a massive 10� quartz counter island & maple shaker cabinets. The spacious main floor allows you to entertain in comfort & features eng h/w floors, vaulted ceilings, wet bar & large covered pa"o! With 5 bedrooms including a primary on the main floor there is tons of room for the family & more! The primary bedroom upstairs has a spa-like ensuite with oversized shower & je!ed tub. This ideal loca"on is everything & lets you walk to schools, shops, parks & more!
100 YEARS
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6242 Brodie Place, Ladner • $1,849,000
Beautifully UPDATED 4 bed 3077 sq ft executive home on 6695 sq ft sunny WEST exposed lot on QUIET court in Holly! Chef’s kitchen offers granite counters, premium stainless appliances, spacious island and has sunny eating area opening to family room with cozy gas f/p and to covered back patio. Formal dining room is adjacent spacious living room with elegant hardwood flooring, vaulted ceilings & gas f/p. Main floor den is ideal for home office, gym or bedroom and has full bathroom adjacent. Bedrooms up are spacious (one could be games room) & have fresh paint & NEW carpet. Master bedroom offers W/I closet & spa like ensuite with double sinks, marble counters, soaker tub & spacious seamless glass shower. Great location - walk to school, parks & transit & quick hwy access. Call now to view this ‘move in ready’ home!!!
179 53 Street Tsawwassen
TAMMY MATSON Personal Real Estate Corporation
Licensed Realtor
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66-4656 Orca Way Tsawwassen
103-5500 13A Avenue Tsawwassen
1426 View Crescent, Tsawwassen • $1,199,000
VILLAGE GREEN WYND - spacious detached home with VIEWS of Beach Grove Golf Club! Main floor living with kitchen overlooking private & sunny WEST patio and spacious dining & living rooms with sliders to expansive deck overlooking golf course. Living room features vaulted ceilings & cozy gas f/p. Bedrooms down are roomy & separated by large family room with space for home gym or office. Loads of storage in crawl space & double garage. Walk to coffee shops, stores, dyke & transit.
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204-1706 56 Street Tsawwassen
307-4758 53 Street Ladner
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Listed by RE/MAX
5082 1 Avenue Tsawwassen
THINKING OF A MOVE??? CALL US!!! SERVICE THAT WILL MOVE YOU!!! Sutton Group - Seafair Realty - 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen, BC
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307-4743 River Road W, Delta
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10519 Dennis Cres, Richmond • $2,590,000 An absolutely stunning property. House built with impeccable style and quality. Sixteen foot ceilings in living room and den, five bedrooms and five bathrooms. Three kitchens for the gourmet chef, granite counters, maple flooring and exquisite crown mouldings. Leg one bedroom suite. This property has everything you desire. Bring your offer soon, this property will not last.
1666 Beach Grove Road, Delta
1752 Beach Grove Road, Delta
5466 8A Avenue, Delta
100 YEARS
A58 The Delta Optimist June 16, 2022 Vicky Hamilton
Personal Real Estate Corporation
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4752 Anderson Place | 12,896 SQUARE FOOT LOT in QUIET CUL-DE-SAC location!! Desirable lot with South East facing farmland and Mt. Baker views. Bring your renovation ideas to this 1,676 square foot split level home or take advantage of this large property and build your dream home! This home offers 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms as well as a living room with gas fireplace, dining room, kitchen, family room and laundry. Loads of storage with the single car garage and additional large detached shed complete with power. Enjoy the covered deck while taking in the relaxing farmland and mountain views!! Call now to book private viewing. 4716 Ashbury Place | LEGAL SUITE! Immaculate + BEAUTIFUL 5 bed + 2 bath 2,226 sq. ft. home nestled along a centrally located cul-de-sac, steps to the heart of Ladner. Bright & spacious layout with extensive renovations inside & out. Main level features open concept living/kitchen with island for entertaining, 3 beds, 1 full bath & large new balcony overlooking the private south facing backyard & spend the evenings entertaining on the beautiful covered patio! Lower level features LEGAL 1 or 2 bedroom suite, full bath, large living room + kitchen w/ eating area, storage room & laundry room. Many updates include: New hardi & stucco exterior (2020), windows, newer appliances upstairs, renovated bathrooms (2021) new deck, cement pad, soffits. Bonus: side yard access for boat/RV & power to storage shed. A MUST SEE!
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304-4745 54A Street | Adlington Court Welcome to this TOP floor 2 Bed/1 Bath PENTHOUSE END UNIT tucked away from the main road! This BRIGHT & SPACIOUS floor plan offers a functional layout with the added bonus of VAULTED ceilings in living room. Includes large kitchen with ample cabinet space, newer counters and backsplash, in-suite laundry, & dedicated dining space. Generous west facing primary bedroom has enough space for a King Sized Bed & the 2nd bed is ideal as bedroom, office or guest room! The exceptionally private SOUTH FACING 180+ SQ FT DECK overlooks treetops with plenty of room for a GAS BBQ, and patio furniture making it easy to entertain and enjoy summer evenings. Storage locker & 1 covered parking stall included. Gas & hot water included in monthly fee. Excellent central location!!
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“IMPERIAL VILLAGE”
Rancher with loft ! Four bedrooms and three full baths .Lovingly cared for by present owners. Quiet cul-de-sac location… Private sunny backyard – perfectly set up for entertaining. Long driveway for extra parking too! Conveniently located to Tsawwassen Mills/Commons shopping centre, Tsawwassen town center, beaches etc.You can even walk to Tsawwassen Springs golf course or Pat Quinn’s for happy hour! A lot to love here… Put it on your must see list .
JUST LISTED @ $1,690,000
Sutton Group Seafair Realty #100-5000 Bridge Street, Ladner, BC V4K 2K4 604.946.1255 ! BarryChreptyk.com ! barryrc@uniserve.com An independent Member Broker
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KELLY KE ELLY ALBUS Working to bring you home.
#428-15918 26 Avenue #2-5501 Ladner Trunk Rd
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18050 70A Avenue
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4-6320 48A Avenue, Ladner • $725,000 4690 53rd Street
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Listed by RE/MAX Treeland
Listed by RE/MAX Progroup Realty
19735 51 Avenue
5401 Paton Drive
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Listed by Bode Platform Inc.
Listed by Re/Max City Realty
250 Parkside Street
#103-4745 54A Street
4845 Linden Drive
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141-12233 92 Avenue
Central Ladner
sutton group seafair realty #100-5000 Bridge Street Delta, BC V4K 2K4
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4612 60B Street MEDALLION CLUB MEMBER 2018, 2019 & 2020
Ultra Rare Rancher Townhome in Ladner. Come see this fantastic 2 bed & den (or 3 bed) / 2 bath spacious and open layout rancher townhome in Garden Estates. No one is above or beside you, with the exception of one neighbor since this is an end unit. This home has a very nice private grassy backyard accompanied by a large patio for entertaining, or lounging in the sun. Plenty of storage, a one car garage plus additional exterior spot, and even a cozy little front yard patio for enjoying every minute of the day.
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11370 89 Ave, N. Delta $1,188,000
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$1,399,900 4869 Central Avenue
4436 46B Street
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• Spacious like new 1669sf 4 bdrm 3 bath townhouse • Open concept modern kitchen, custom marble fireplace in living dining area, powder room on main floor • 2 south facing balconies, side by side double garage plus 2 additional parking • Well run complex across street from Memorial Park, library & school, steps only to Historical Ladner
$1,099,900 #4-5053 47 Avenue
$999,000
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4610 - 52A STREET
Looking to downsize without compromise. Retirement Rancher offering 3 Bedrooms and 2 Full bathrooms in Laburnum Park Place. Private setting located on a no-thru street, within walking distance to shops, amenities, and the waterfront of Ladner Village. Spacious layout offering large Principal Bedroom with en-suite, 2 guest bedrooms, formal Living and Dining Room, big Kitchen, with eating area and Family Room with access to covered patio and private yard. Hot Summer ahead, NO PROBLEM home is fitted with Heat Pump and Central Air Conditioning, just bring your decorating ideas. Waiting for new owner 55 years or older to enjoy living in this special property, in this PRIME location.
Offered at $1,269,900
100 YEARS
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5354 WESTMINSTER AVENUE, LADNER
3 BDRMS, 3 BATHS! 1,849 SQ.FT. ON 6,609 SQ.FT. PRIVATE LOT, BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED, SUNNY BACK GARDENS! CLOSE TO EVERYTHING LADNER OFFERS! MLS# R2682686 JUST LISTED!
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DESIRABLE LOCATION IN SKYLANDS COMPLEX – MOVE-IN READY! OPEN, BRIGHT PLAN, SHOWS BEAUTIFULLY! 2-CAR GARAGE, WEST FACING, PRIVATE, LARGE PATIO! WALK TO ALL AMENITIES & TRANSIT! $1,705,000
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NORTH DELTA 1010 - 11967 80 AVENUE 2 1 Bed | 1 Bath | 479 ft
$440,000
RICHMOND TSAWWASSEN TSAWWASSEN 4997 kadota drive 2 203-7411 MINORU BLVD 413 5011 SPRINGS BLVD 2 2
4 Bed + Den | 3 Bath | 2202 ft
$1,599,000
5 Bed | 4 Bath | 3523 ft2
2 Bed | 1 Bath | 880 ft
$479,000
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TSAWWASSEN 1688 GOLF CLUB2
3 Bed | 2 Bath | 1800 ft
2 Bed + Den | 3 Bath | 1658 ft
$1,450,000
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2 Bed | 2 Bath | 1240 ft2
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$1,499,000 5057 7B Avenue Charming artist’s 5 bed, 3 bath home in desirable central Tsawwassen neighborhood. Boasts a large lot near many amenities!
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$629,000 #105 - 1428 56th Street Fabulous condo that reads like a two level townhome, including your own fenced front yard and front door entrance. Adjacent to shopping and transit.
$1,630,000 968 52A Avenue Over 9,000 sq feet corner lot for this fabulous family home on quiet street in central Tsawwassen Legal one-bedroom suite downstairs.
590 - 4688 Hawk Lane Beautiful, bright and spacious like-new town home in delightful Aerie Walk in Tsawwassen Shores.
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BRETT, Gordon Hamilton February 7, 1938 to May 27, 2022 Gordon Hamilton Brett passed away at age 84 on May 27, 2022 from the effects of a devastating stroke in February. As a young man Gordon was a diesel plant operator in Churchill Manitoba, worked in the family funeral business in Vancouver then went into business renovating and building houses in Tsawwassen and Vancouver Island with his partner Herb. At age 40 he realized a lifelong desire to be a rancher. He moved his family to Walhachin and later to Westwald where he successfully raised cattle and hay. Gord could do anything he set his mind too. He was a loving father, husband and a loyal friend.
He will be sorely missed by his extended family, wife Joan and his children; Kelly (Grant) Frew, Shannon Brett (Jack), Tom (Beili) Brett, step-children; Sean (Jennifer) Boal, Andrea (James) Jacoby his grandchildren; Stevie (Gavin) and Wesley Frew, Adeline Brett, Sophie and Ben Boal, John and Ty Jacoby, greatgrandchildren; Kasper and Tova Landry. Gordon is also survived by his former wife Carol, sister Marlene Hood and nieces Cathy Trafford and Zena Carter. By request there will be no formal service, a celebration of Gordon’s life will be held at a later date.
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CLENAHAN, Gordon Husband and father, Gordon passed away peacefully at home, May 20th 2022, after battling illness for the past couple of years. Born (March 3rd, 1938) and raised in Liverpool, Gordon grew up with his brother David and sister Jean, who both predeceased him. He graduated from Ellergreen Technical College, entered Engineering apprenticeship, then spent two years in National Service and returned to Engineering to complete certification as Senior Work Study Engineer. Gordon emigrated with his wife and two boys to Vancouver in 1966 to work for Dominion Bridge. Following a downturn in the bridge business Gordon entered and flourished in the automobile business, working for many years as Sales Manager for Don Docksteader Motors … ultimately owning his own car dealership, New Westminster Nissan. Having become divorced, Gordon met Laraine who became his wife and life-long partner of over 50 years. Following the end of this very successful career, Gordon and Laraine retired at their beautiful home on the waterfront in Beach Grove, where they shared a comfortable and leisurely life. Gordon was known for his quick wit, great sense of humour, uncanny memory (usually accurate), worldly wisdom, singing and storytelling. He had a fulfilling life enjoying multiple activities over the years, such as playing soccer, motorcycling, boating, golfing and traveling. Most recently he and Laraine ‘cruised’ extensively visiting over one hundred countries. He was a loyal supporter of his beloved Liverpool FC and never missed watching a game. For most of the latter part of his life, Gordon enjoyed playing golf, and as ‘gordfather’ organized many golf trips and schedules with his many close and cherished friends at Beach Grove Golf Club and Merseyside Club. Gord was predeceased by his youngest son Stuart and is survived by his wife Laraine, his son David, four grandchildren, and family in Canada and England. Gordon was much loved and will be greatly missed. We all will treasure the lovely memories he left us with and know that he lives on in a much better place. Farewell to our Gordon, a wonderful husband, father, grandfather, uncle and dear friend. A Celebration of Life will be held for Gordon at a later date.
ELMER, Jean Wilks October 3, 1926 − June 10, 2022 Goodbye to our sweet, sweet Mom, Nan, GG. Survived by her three daughters, Louise (Rainer) Hill, Beryl (Gary) Oborne and Janine DeVore; grandchildren Todd, Petra, Denise and Blair; and six great−grandchildren. Jean was a war bride, having met and married Roy Elmer (RCAF) in 1945 in Manchester. She sailed to Halifax on the Queen Mary and continued by train to what she thought was the end of the world to start her new life in Vancouver. Her and Roy worked in the florist industry. They saved and bought their first house in Richmond, where they raised the girls. They retired in Ladner, where despite being widowed for 29 years, Jean carried on and kept calm. Her greatest joys were family, friends, dogs, gardens, kids and travel. She enjoyed amazing vacations every year, thanks to her daughters. We have asked for comments that bring Jean to mind or things she used to say − some are: Oooooh, look at that dog. When I look at that picture, I can hear her laughing. Give us a hug. Bye bye for now, pet. An extraordinary, beautiful person. Lilliput Houses! EEEE, I sure fancy a cuppa and a biscuit. Look at those clouds, that one looks like a ___. A kind and lovely lady with a great sense of humour. Can you stay for a grilled cheese and tea? Enjoyed life and brought a little more laughter into others. The cheeky twinkle in her eye. One of a kind, true spirit. A wonderful lady who left an impression on all who knew her. The best friend you could wish for. To know her was to love her. TTFN.
TAYLOR, Mary Ellen December 14, 1922 − June 5, 2022 Mary Ellen was born and raised in Delta and lived there for the majority of her life. She was very creative, enjoyed crafting, was a painter, an avid reader, loved to travel and always enjoyed a good cup of tea. She was predeceased by her husband Norman, brother Roy, and son Pete. She leaves behind her daughter Lori (Inny), seven grandchildren, nine great−grandchildren and one great−great−grandchild.
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Happy 50th Wedding Anniversary June 17th
HARRIS, James Edward October 10, 1938 - June 13, 2022 Jim consciously decided to take his journey to next level at the age of 83 with his family by his side. Jim will be deeply missed by his children; Valerie (Dave), Trevor (Lori), Jason (Pamela), his grandchildren; Melissa (Reg), Ashley, Riley, Spencer, Lucas, and his great grandchildren; Reece and Alina.
Jim was born in Ladner in 1938. His entire life was spent on Crescent Island as a 4th generation farmer. In his early years Jim was a well decorated motorcycle racer, racing competitively for Trev Deeley Harley-Davidson at Westwood Racetrack. He was always active, playing hockey, basketball, golf and tennis. Ever the adventurer, Jim earned his pilot licenses and flew the skies in his Beech Musketeer, then later in his Piper Comanche airplane. However, his true passion was skiing. Jim earned his Level 3 CSIA (Ski Instructor) certificate and showed his skills on the annual ski pilgrimage to Lake Tahoe. Great memories were shared with family and friends on boating holidays to Desolation Sound, annual family vacations to Osoyoos, winters in Palm Springs and of course skiing in Lake Tahoe. Jim was elected by his peers as president of the Canadian Horticulture Council in Ottawa. Jim had Ministerial Appointments to Provincial and Federal to represent the Boards, including NAFTA, Canadian Agriculture industry. He was repeatedly elected Chairman of BC Vegetable Marketing Commission for 13 years and a director of multiple BC Vegetable Committees. The Harris family would like to thank Dr. Oger, Dr. Mezei, Dr. Chakrabarti, Dr. Jovanovic and Dr. Turner and staff for their continued care over the years. Jim would like to thank the wise politicians that fought for MAiD (Medical Assistance in Dying). He found it so peaceful to learn that he had complete control of his life. Jim also wanted to extend a special thanks to the staff of Fraser Health MAiD for their compassion and care. At Jim’s request, no service will be held. In lieu of flowers, Jim has requested donations to the Vancouver office of the Myasthenia Gravis Association of BC (MG) through the website www.canadahelps.org/en
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100 YEARS
A64 The Delta Optimist June 16, 2022 RENTAL
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