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Hospital Auxiliary Society donates $600,000 Funding will be used for priority equipment at Delta Hospital

The Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society (DHAS) has generously donated $600,000 to the Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation towards the purchase of critical equipment needs at Delta Hospital. This exceptional donation will support the hospital’s greatest needs across multiple departments including longterm care, laboratory services and the medical floors. “We are honoured to work with the Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society to help provide the best

healthcare possible at Delta Hospital. We are incredibly grateful for this remarkable gift that will purchase critical equipment needs,” says Lisa Hoglund, executive director, Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation. “We look forward to continuing this important partnership with the Auxiliary as we collectively support Delta Hospital and healthcare in our community.” The Auxiliary has been providing volunteer services, patient care and comfort and funding from their entrepre-

neurial efforts to Delta Hospital since 1969. “The Auxiliary is pleased to continue our successful partnership with the Foundation,” says Cathy Bayley, president, Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society. “Every year our devoted volunteers donate countless hours to raise money for state-of-the-art equipment and provide compassionate care for patients at Delta Hospital. The Foundation ensures our volunteers are recognized and celebrated for their dedication.”

As one of B.C.’s most successful hospital auxiliaries, the DHAS has more than 300 dedicated volunteers who donate nearly 50,000 hours each year. Through their successful businesses - the Dogwood Gift Shop, Courtyard Café, the Delta Auxiliary Thrift Store and Lifeline - the Auxiliary has cumulatively raised more than $15 million towards healthcare at Delta Hospital. “I would like to sincerely thank the Delta Hospital Auxiliary Society for your tremendous support to ensure that

patients at Delta Hospital have the very best patient experience,” says Cathy Wiebe, executive director, Delta and White Rock/ South Surrey Health Services and Delta and Peace Arch Hospitals. “There is strength in numbers, and we are so pleased the Auxiliary and Foundation have aligned their support to strengthen our site and to ensure the Auxiliary is recognized for their hard work, dedication, and generosity.” -Submitted by Delta Hospital and Community Health Foundation

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A cyclist blocks farm equipment on dike trail in Boundary Bay Regional Park this past Sunday.

Farmer fumes as cyclist blocks passage on dike trail

Twenty-minute standoff as heavy equipment idled while cyclist makes a phone call PHIL MELNYCHUK

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Time is money, no less so in farming than in any other industry, says Brent Kelly. So during the peak of growing season when heavy farm vehicles are stalled along the dike trail in Boundary Bay Regional Park it would be great if people could keep that in mind. Kelly, and other Delta farmers, use the dike trail several times a day to move heavy equipment from one part of their farm operation to another. And mostly, that happens without incident, except for Sunday (July 17) when he was stalled for 20 minutes by a cyclist who stood and blocked the trail. “I asked him a couple of times to move, I’m in a hurry,” Kelly said Monday. But the cyclist told him to move instead. Kelly, who grows potatoes and cranberries, waited until another cyclist came along who then told the first cyclist to let the farmer through. Meanwhile, five farmworkers were also idled, waiting for the sprayer to get to the potato field. “It doesn’t happen all

the time, but it happens quite often,” said Kelly, who added there are lots of signs along the dike saying that farm vehicles have the right of way. They’re not trying to annoy people, he said. He added that farmers have been using the dike trails for more than a century and wants government to explain why farmers have to use the dike trail. He mainly accesses the dike via 96th Street. “There’s simply no other access,” he said, adding he’s reduced the time he uses the trail on weekends. “Despite what people think, farming is an industry.” He says 95 per cent of people will give them the right of way. “People need to be aware we’re in a timesensitive business,” he added. The dike trail runs from Tsawwassen to Mud Bay, and is 17 km long and about five metres wide. Clarence DeBoer, with Eagle View Farms, on 88th Street, said he has built roads on his farm allowing his vehicles to mostly avoid using the dike trail. “The vast majority of the public is good,” he said.

But it just takes one who isn’t to ruin a day for a farmer who is constantly juggling competing demands under tight time constraints. “The more you’re there (on the dike trail) the more it happens,” he said. “The weekends are brutal, the number of people on it.” Metro Vancouver’s website asks people to give farm vehicles the right of way by standing to the side, off the travelled surface, “so farmers can continue their work to produce food for all of us.” Metro Vancouver parks does rec maintenance and bylaw enforcement on the trail and has never heard of such an incident, a staff member added after an inquiry from the Optimist. “The use of the dike for farming has come long before the (recreational) part of it,” said Liberal MLA for Delta South Ian Paton, a lifelong farmer in the area. But it’s common for the public to show their frustration towards farm vehicles, Paton said. “People treat you like you’re an absolute second-class citizen because you’re driving a tractor,” said Paton.

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Cooling centres ready in case a heat wave blasts Delta City completes major update of its Heat Response Plan PHIL MELNYCHUK

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The City of Delta is making it easier to find a place to stay chill this year, if it turns into a sweltering summer. It has recently posted two Beat the Heat posters on its website, one of which lists locations of cooling centres where people can go if an extreme heat alert is declared. See more at: https:// www.delta.ca/beattheheat. In total, there are 14 air-conditioned city rec centres and libraries where people can go to cool off if a heat warning is issued. As well, the city’s three indoor pools, two outdoor pools and three water parks give additional and more fun ways to beat the heat. If it gets really hot, the heat warning can be upgraded to an extreme heat emergency, which will see the city activate 24-hour, pet friendly, cooling centres at Kennedy Seniors Recreation Centre in North Delta, McKee Seniors Recreation Centre in Ladner and KinVillage Community Centre in Tsawwassen. During the heat dome which hit in

June 2021, Delta opened cooling centres in municipal buildings and libraries equipped with air conditioning, but none were open 24 hours a day. According to the city’s new Heat Response Plan, just late last week, Environment and Climate Change Canada will issue a heat warning when temperatures in Delta are forecast to reach 29 C, for two or more days in a row, with nightly lows not dropping below 16 C. The B.C. Heat Committee, composed of provincial agencies, can also declare an extreme heat emergency when temperatures climb above heat warning level and there’s “high certainty” that temperatures will climb day over day, for three or more days. During such emergencies, Delta’s seniors buses will be used to provide free transport to the 24-hour cooling centres. The city’s Heat Response Plan has been completely updated so that it’s consistent with B.C.’s Heat Alert and Response System, said city manager Sean McGill in an emailed response to the Optimist.

The plan also requires setting up a hotline during heat events while the city’s Beat the Heat webpage has an interactive map of the cooling centre locations. That webpage will be updated constantly during heat events, McGill added. “Provincial agencies are working on a consistent response to extreme heat events and we anticipate announcements over the next several months as plans are formalized and mitigation strategies developed,” he said. The Heat Response Plan also recognizes Delta’s varied geography, with Ladner and Tsawwassen being closer to the water and more rural, compared to North Delta which is more urban, with less green space and more concrete. That could impact decisions during an extreme heat event, “as there may be need to be a greater emphasis on mitigation in North Delta,” the plan says. A communications strategy is also part of the plan and includes using social media, the city’s webpage, posters, and reader boards and community

message boards to get out information. Donations needed Meanwhile, donations of hot weather supplies for the city’s emergency shelters, are needed in case the temperatures increase. Sunscreen, bottled water, cooling packs, Gatorade, hats and spray bottles, coolers, granola bars, juice boxes, gift cards and Freezies are all needed so they can be distributed to homeless and vulnerable people. The Homelessness Services Association of B.C. has put out the call for the supplies. Shirley Baker, with the extreme weather response working group, said that supplies will be distributed by outreach workers who will be on the lookout for those struggling outside with high temperatures. The supplies will also be given out at the city’s cooling centres. Two locations are accepting the donations; Ladner United Church, 4960 – 48th Ave., Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., and New Hope Church, 11838 – 88th Ave., Tuesday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

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IAN JACQUES

fter a two year pandemic pause, the skies above Boundary Bay came alive once again last Saturday. The Boundary Bay Airshow returned featuring some of the best of the best pilots from across North America showcasing their talents. It was the first time that I have attended the airshow and boy was I glad I did. I, along with an estimated 10,000plus enjoyed the static displays, meeting with the pilots and the show itself. I was in awe of the talent on display and appreciated all of the hard work that went into putting the show together. Clearly by the large crowds, lots of people were excited by the return of the show. It was great to see so many families and friends on a warm summer day enjoying a great, free community event. My hat goes off to the City of Delta and Alpha Aviation for bringing this show back. I didn’t hear of too many challenges, although we did receive a letter this week from a resident who pointed out long wait times for the shuttle service. When asked, the City of Delta said they recognized those challenges and pledge to do better next year. Thanks to our readers As many of you know, your paper last week was a day late being delivered. Mechanical issues at our press in Vancouver delayed printing of our paper until Thursday night, which meant delivery took place on Friday. On Thursday and into Friday we received more than 200 calls and emails combined from readers wondering about their paper delivery. Kudos to our distribution team and our carriers for going that extra mile to get you your paper. Also thanks to all our readers for their understanding. The calls and emails show that you care about your newspaper and it’s gratifying to have your support.

This photograph h dep picts Prime Minister Mackenzie King g insp pecting g Royyal Can nadian Air Force personnel at the July 2, 1941 opening ceremonies of the Elementary Flying Training School (No. 18 E.F.T.S.) at Boundary Bay. The station trained pilots for service overseas during World War II.

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Inflation is changing the way we shop and eat

’m passionate about butter, and consider myself a connoisseur. I think it comes from my Irish heritage. Sadly a product of the pandemic has been the decline of butter. Remember Buttergate? Due to a 15 per cent increase in demand, farmers were accused of using churned up palm fat in their feed to boost supply. Today butter tastes less like butter and is wildly expensive. A pound of no name butter will cost you $5.99 at most grocery stores, and if you are like me, you appreciate a better quality butter, which is now $9. I’m choked. How about the astonishingly high price of red meat, fresh produce, and dairy? Basically food staples are at least 25 per cent more expensive. That’s changing our buying power and our eating habits. People are switching from steak to ground beef, from fresh to frozen, and buying bulk, because it’s a little way to save. Those on fixed incomes have to eat cheap and hold back on treats. As a result the

Community Comment INGRID ABBOTT

landscape of food consumerism is changing. In Delta we are lucky to be surrounded by prolific farmers. I want to support local, but you better have deep pockets. At a recent farm stand price check, a pint of cherry tomatoes was $6, $6.50 a pound for shelling peas, $4 for a cucumber, $8 for a dozen eggs, and a bouquet of locally grown flowers was $30. That’s just not affordable for a lot of people. Understandably farmers face rising costs and weather events, which up their costs and in turn, are passed onto us.

Sticker shock at Thrifty’s and Save on Foods is making grocery shopping stressful. If there’s a buy one get one free offer you better hurry, they are going, going, gone. In this time of the perfect storm we have to get creative in our shopping. I asked for a rain check for cherries, I can’t remember the last time I did that, and it paid off, to the tune of $14. It’s not just food, our home insurance just went up. Fortis raised natural gas prices by 11 per cent July 1, and fuel prices remain high. I’m not optimistic government can roll back inflation anytime soon. This week the consumer price index will rise to eight per cent. Government has been printing money for the past three years to avoid the pain of the pandemic, and now we are paying the piper. Ingrid Abbott is a freelance writer whose idea of heaven is Kerrygold pure Irish butter melting on a piece of raisin bread.

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Letters

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Use the bike lanes please Editor: If no one is going to use them, then what is the point of spending all of our taxpayers’ money on new bike lanes? This happens all of the time, on Ladner Trunk Road, in East Ladner. While walking to the bus stop earlier this week, I was nearly run over by

a young person on their bike. She/he/them was riding on the sidewalk, when there was a perfectly good bike lane available, just a few feet away. Perhaps if she/he/them rode their bike in the bike lane, then it would have been that much more difficult for them, to talk on their cell phone at

the same time. Which is exactly what they were concentrating on! Another case of distracted driving? I guess so, but apparently there is nothing that can be done about it. She/he/them was not wearing a bike helmet, and did not stop to apologize. A Cameron

No need to tie up police resources Editor: I have been reading the Crime Beat for several years and I appreciate the efforts that our Delta Police makes to keep our community safe. However I do find it annoying when I read the police reports about the number of cars in

our neighbourhoods that are left unlocked and as a result valuable items such as wallets, passports, computers etc. are stolen from them…stolen because of the irresponsible behaviour of the owners. How many hours of police time has been spent over the years

dealing with incidents that could have been avoided if the owner had acted responsibly? How much has it cost Delta taxpayers over the years paying for the police time that was required to deal with the thefts that could have been avoided? Gerry Copeland

Reporting was fair and balanced Editor: Re: Ladner Willows letter (Optimist, July 7). The Red Door Housing Society was well-represented at the public hearing on June 28. Time was allowed for them to address the many concerns voiced by the Ladner community and Delta council members. Red Door

Society representatives failed to adequately respond. The “truth” is Ladner residents just need to take a walk through the Ladner Willows Housing complex at 5625 Ladner Trunk Road and then realize what type of organization allowed this degree of neglect. Then, take a drive to North

Delta, Maple Ridge and some locations in Vancouver and see the same awful living conditions run by the Red Door Housing Society. This isn’t just a Ladner problem. I think many “truths” are finally surfacing. The Optimist got it right. J. Pybus

Airshow shuttles could have been better Editor: It is wonderful that the Boundary Bay Air Show is a free event with shuttle service provided from Paterson Park. It was advertised that the shuttle would run

every 10 to 15 minutes, however, my two grandchildren and I waited 110 minutes to board the shuttle on the way there and 100 minutes to come home. Several years ago I

believe they had bigger buses. I believe the City of Delta could do a better job to ensure a more enjoyable experience for everyone. Carmen Gaylard

Thanks for all the seniors’ support Delta The following letter was sent to Delta council and copied to Delta Optimist As one gets older we begin to ponder over the things we take for granted. We are particularly thinking of services like Osteofit, Big Moves Big Gains and the senior bus. These services are

invaluable to persons with Osteoporosis and Parkinson Disease. And, the senior bus that is also available to provide rides to people to and from their classes. This is a Godsend to the caregivers. We would like to thank the City of Delta and all those involved in creating these services, and

the instructors who teach and cheerfully encourage us. I would also like to thank the senior bus dispatchers and drivers who are always patient, kind and considerate. We appreciate the efforts of all those who make life easier for us. Hans & Coralie Schellhase

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The hypocrisy is deafening

Editor: Re: Not a hate crime (Optimist, editorial, July 14) I find it so unfortunate when ‘journalists’ attempt to call out people who send opinion pieces to this local newspaper in an attempt to censor their readers. Editor Ian Jacques’ recent piece asking the question “Not a Hate Crime?” is a perfect example of virtue signaling that divides our community more than it brings them together. He speaks to the importance of having open conversations, but only when it pushes his own agenda. There is

no interest in having a more in-depth conversation with the people who wrote him personally objecting to his previous articles. No, instead it would be more advantageous to call them out in the hopes that they never express their opinions in public again. I firmly disagree with the actions of vandalism regarding both the Pride flag and the Ladner Heron, however, neither of the incidents are hate crimes. Since Mr. Jacques failed to do the research himself, I will answer the question he presented. A hate crime is: “everyone

who, by communicating statements, other than in private conversation, willfully promotes hatred against any identifiable group.” As you can see by Canada’s Criminal Code definition, these acts of vandalism are not covered under Canadian legislation. It is my opinion that Mr. Jacques should be able to openly write about whatever he chooses, I do not however, believe he should be shaming or attempting to censor other individuals who think differently than he does. The hypocrisy is deafening. Joe Hughes

A call to action to do better Editor: With respect to the letter you published titled “Anti-Racism Video Not Needed”, I am disappointed that as a professional editor, you felt like this was a message worth reading. We can all agree that “Mr. Flippoff”s words were terribly uninformed and ignorant. In fact, I found his letter to be real-

ly harmful, irresponsible and disrespectful to the thousands of BIPOC community members of Delta who had to read this in their local newspaper. I honestly question your critical thinking skills and your responsibility as an editor and ask just how you found this letter was appropriate to publish in anyway?

Accountability is necessary and mandatory if you want to be an ally. The Delta Optimist needs to take responsibility for its role in perpetuating hateful ignorance and spreading harmful, racist rhetoric at a community level. This is a formal call to action to do better. Charlie RedFeather

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Editor: There is a municipal election coming up. Sadly, so far, we have very few people showing an interest in candidacy. Civic politics is one area of government where we can actually make a difference. Our senior governments have shown little ability to deal with climate crisis. However, the city of Vancouver has shown great strides at setting policy and addressing climate issues. Delta council needs climate leaders like those in Vancouver. Youthful people that are willing to stand up for our community and their future. We live in a very diverse area that includes the Fraser River, and some of the best farm-

land in Canada. All of these are endangered. There are a number of projects proposed that will seriously affect the Fraser and the Juan de Fuca straight. Our salmon and orcas are threatened, and the Pacific Flyway for migratory birds is threatened. Our farmland and farmers have also seen a lot of strain from climate change in recent years. All of our habitat and species are a part of the life forms that sustain us, keep our environment healthy and provide us with sustenance. Shortterm planning and thinking will only increase the stress on all aspects of our community. We have witnessed disastrous floods, fires and a heat dome that have all affect-

ed our health, well-being and our economy. We need the kind of leadership that will ensure the health and welfare of our community while keeping our economy strong and our food sources safe. The only way to achieve this is to elect progressive people with an eye to the future. People that are committed to work their way through difficult decisions that balance all aspects of our community. Delta, like Vancouver, needs to be aggressive in our management of the environment we are blessed with. Please, consider this task; be a part of our future, get involved, get elected! Peter van der Velden

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING – TUESDAY, JULY 26, 2022 Notice is hereby given that Delta City Council will hold a Public Hearing to receive representations from any persons who dee m 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: July 26, 2022 Time: 6:00 p.m. Place: 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. LU009378) Location: 6703 1A Avenue Applicant: Howard Smid Telephone: 604-644-2754 Proposal: Application for Rezoning in order to allow an addition on the second floor of an existing dwellling. Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017, Amendment Bylaw No. 8161, 2022 To amend “Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017” by rezoning the subject site from Duplex/Single Detached Residential 3 (RD3) to Single Detached Residential 6 (RS6) in order to construct a 25 m2 (269 ft2) addition on the second floor. The addition would convert an existing deck into a third upstairs bedroom. Staff Contact: Janet Zazubek – 604-946-3355 LU009378

Project No. 2 (File No. LU009306)

Project No. 3 (File No. LU009325)

Location: 7410 115 Street Applicant: Manjit Baughan Telephone: 604-396-1207 Proposal: Application for Rezoning to allow subdivision into two residential lots. Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017, Amendment Bylaw No. 8158, 2022

Location: 5336 Westminster Avenue Applicant: Howard Smid Telephone: 604-644-2754 Proposal: Application for Official Community Plan Amendment, Rezoning, and Development Variance Permit in order to allow subdivision into three residential lots. Proposed Bylaws & Permit

To amend “Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017” by rezoning the subject site from Single Detached Residential 1 (RS1) to Single Detached Residential 6 (RS6) and Single Detached Residential 7 (RS7) in order to allow a two-lot subdivision and construction of a new single detached dwelling with an in-ground basement and secondary suite on each lot. Proposed Lot 1 would be zoned RS6 and Proposed Lot 2 would be zoned RS7.

! The Corporation of Delta Official Community Plan Bylaw No. 3950, 1985, Amendment Bylaw No. 8153, 2022 would: 1.

2. 3.

exempt the subject property from the maximum allowable density of 27 units per hectare under the Infill Single Family (ISF) land use designation in order to allow a maximum residential density of 28 units per hectare; amend the lot frontage requirement in Policy of D.5 of the Ladner Area Plan from 12 m to allow for 11.7 m lot widths; and amend the lot area requirement in Policy of D.5 of the Ladner Area Plan from the minimum 370 m2 to 361.2 m2 for the proposed lots.

! Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017, Amendment Bylaw No. 8154, 2022 would rezone the subject site from Single Detached Residential 2 (RS2) to Single Detached Residential 7 (RS7) in order to allow a threelot subdivision and construction of a new single detached dwelling on each lot.

Staff Contact: Sabrina Brar – 604-946-3332

! Development Variance Permit LU009325 would vary Section 7.3 of the “Delta Subdivision and Development Standards Bylaw No. 7162, 2015” in order to reduce the minimum pavement width for Westminster Avenue from 12 m to 11 m.

LU009306

Staff Contact: Ada Liu – 604-946-3395 LU009325

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. 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, July 26, 2022. To be included in the Agenda, correspondence must be received before 12:00 p.m. on Friday, July 22, 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: #

Write to: Mayor and Council City of Delta 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent Delta, BC V4K 3E2

Email: mayor-council@delta.ca

To speak virtually at the Public Hearing, you must register with the Office of the City Clerk before 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, July 26, 2022. 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.

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Park washroom replacements come with big price tag Many of Delta’s washrooms and buildings are in excess of 50-years-old 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 a hefty price tag, but it’s an unavoidable cost when it comes to new outdoor public park washrooms in the City of Delta. A recent story in the Optimist about council’s approval to award a $597,671 contract to replace the washroom facility at Ladner Lions Park raised some eyebrows, prompting people to question the cost. The awarded contract was the lowest of the six bids received as the highest came in at $959,309. The replacement has been designed with four universal singleoccupancy stalls, with accessibility features and robust construction materials to minimize damage from vandalism, a Delta staff report notes. Noting washrooms are designed and built to last up to 50 years, Parks, Recreation and Culture Director Carmen Gonzalez told the Optimist it’s the industry cost to build such structures. “These are essentially industrial, institutionallike buildings. They’re built to be very robust for vandalism and tend to have a very long lifespan. It can be upwards of 50 years that these facilities are in operation. They really have to have that robust, resistant construction with mostly stainless steel toilets and sinks and concrete block

construction. Because of how robust and industrial those facilities are, unfortunately, this is the industry pricing,” said Gonzalez. On top of the construction costs, an additional expense includes the design. Council last year awarded a contract for the design and construction administration of new washroom buildings at Memorial Park and at Ladner Lions Park, a contract costing $120,151. The total cost including construction for the projects was estimated at around $1.1 million. Gonzalez noted the cost also depends on the size of the new facility, and the size is largely dependent on the usage of the parks they are located in. Next on the list of replacements is the washroom facility at Memorial Park, a project listed in next year’s capital plan that must still get council’s go-ahead. A condition assessment was conducted by a consultant in 2020 for 33 city park washrooms and field houses. That assessment recommended the replacement of the washroom buildings at Ladner Lions Park and Memorial Park as they were reported to be at the end of their lifecycles. The report also notes that the design and construction of other park washrooms, including

the ones at Cromie Park and Gunderson Park, is proposed for subsequent years. A previous report to council on the state of the city’s park washrooms notes, “These older facilities do not have the ventilation systems that are required by today’s modern building code. The floors are stained through years of use and emit odours that are embedded in the old concrete flooring. Many of the sites are not accessible for those with mobility limitations.” In addition to the washroom replacements, other new park buildings also carry significant price tags. Last fall, for example, council agreed to award a $138,660 contract for architectural design services for the new fieldhouse building that will be constructed at the North Delta Track and Field facility. The current projected construction budget for the two-level, 4,000-square-foot project is just over $1 million. Also last year, a $2.3 million contract was awarded for the construction of the Winskill Park fieldhouse. It will serve as the new clubhouse for the Tsawwassen Lawn Bowling Club and provide space for other community user groups. That cost is in addition to the more than $100,000 already spent for architectural services.

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COVID-19 vaccination low for kids 11 and under in Delta Number of COVID cases in hospitals is climbing 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

The B.C. government last week announced that approximately 208,000 eligible infants and children between six months and four years of age in the province will soon be able to receive vaccine protection against COVID-19. Following Health Canada’s approval of the Moderna vaccine, and the National Advisory Committee on Immunization’s (NACI) recommendation, regional health authorities will start offering the vaccine at clinics throughout the province on Aug. 2. Parents or guardians seeking vaccinations for

their eligible children under the age of five can register them in the provincial Get Vaccinated system now. Once registration is complete, parents or guardians will be invited to book a vaccination at a clinic in their community. But just how many parents will have their children in that age range get immunized? It might not be that high if the BC Centre for Disease Control’s (BCCDC) latest immunization numbers for children in the five to 11 age group is an indication. According to the BCCDC’s numbers, as of July 11, the immunization rate for Delta kids five to 11 getting a first dose was 66 per cent.

That is compared to 96 per cent in the 12 to 17 age group and 97 per cent for Delta residents ages 18 to 49, and 95 per cent for residents 50 and over. The vaccination rate for kids five to 11 getting a first dose varied by a wide range among Fraser Health communities with Burnaby leading the way at 70 per cent, while Surrey was just 55 per cent and Hope was at the bottom at 34 per cent. As far as kids five to 11 getting a second dose in Fraser Health, Delta was at just 52 per cent, while Surrey and Abbotsford were 40 and 28 per cent respectively. Hope remained at the bottom at just 21 per cent. The numbers were

even lower for Interior and Northern Health communities. According to the BCCDC’s latest numbers released July 14, the overall number of COVID19 cases in hospitals climbed to 426 as an upward trend continues. According to the BC COVID-19 Modelling Group, the next Omicron wave has started in B.C. and across Canada and is being caused by a faster rate of spread by the BA.5 variant. The number of infections and severe cases leading to hospitalization are expected to rise through July. The height of the BA.5 wave and its impact are challenging to predict, says the Modelling Group.

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Catching up with the Delta Pride Society DANI PENALOZA

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Pride has certainly come a long way in Delta, says Delta Pride Society member Gillian McLeod. When she first moved to Delta in the mid-2000s, she recalls wondering if and where other queer families were within the city. So after some pondering, she and her friend Barb Thomas – who is one of the original owners of the queer bookstore Little Sister’s in Vancouver – put an ad in the paper in 2007 calling for “Rainbow Families” to meet at a Ladner restaurant. “As my wife at the time and I walked toward [the restaurant] that day with our kids, we were sure nobody was going to be there ... We got in and we, [the Rainbow Families], had taken over the whole restaurant. There were 40 people there,” says McLeod. Of course, there’s always been queer people living in Delta, but it wasn’t until 2018 that the Delta Pride Society (DPS) officially formed and kicked off with their first-ever Pride Picnic. The DPS will host their fourth annual Pride Picnic on Aug. 21 at Memorial Park in Ladner. But since catching up with the Optimist last summer, the DPS has certainly accumulated a long list of accom-

plishments and proof of their steady growth. To name a few, they expanded to seven board members, hosted a virtual 2SLGBTQ+ issues progress report event and participated in educational opportunities at Ladner May Days and Southlands Market days. “It’s been super encouraging to see that the majority of folks we connect with or come in contact with really are supportive, and they want to ensure that folks in the community are able to live their lives, to be who they are,” says Lydia Elder, treasurer of the DPS. In addition to their regular community engagement through social media, they also attended the City of Delta’s Pride flag raising ceremonies and worked alongside them to create Pride month promotion videos and collaborate on the Pride banners displayed around the city. “We’re very, very grateful to the city and the mayor and council. It’s quite heartwarming, and basically mindblowing, a bit, [how much support we’ve received],” says president John Darras. And just recently, the DPS hosted Super Gay Bingo nights in both South and North Delta. Currently, they’re working on creating an educational toolkit to go with

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The Delta Pride Society committee pictured back row left to right; Lydia Elder (she, her), Jenn Curll (she, they, he); Front row left to right; Gillian McLeod (she, her); Christa Horita Kadach (she, her) and John Darras (he, him). their “All Are Welcome Here” sticker and decals they launched last summer, which are available for purchase at Bosley’s in Tsawwassen, Stir Coffee in Ladner and Four Winds Brewing in Tilbury. In addition to the upcoming Pride

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Delta Pride

Delta Police have strong relationships with our diverse community A/SGT. KATIE GARCIA AND CONST. LIZ ROSS

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Ask any police officer why they submitted their application, and they will probably all tell you the same thing: to help people. All people. The Delta Police Department (DPD) has strong relationships with our city’s diverse populations because we work hard to build trust and foster communication with everyone. The LGBTQ2S+ community is no different. How do we know that? Well, we’re members of that community, too. In fact, for the two of us, “helping people” often hits home on a much deeper level. As we co-wrote this article and shared our experiences both as Delta Police Officers and members of the LGBTQ2S+ community, we landed on a common theme, we are proud.

We are proud of how far we have come; proud of all we have endured getting where we are; proud to serve our community; and proud to be doing it all while being our true, authentic selves. We are proud LGBTQ2S+ members, and thankful to work for the DPD, which has valued us both for who we are, from day one, and truly sees us. You may not interact with us much in your day-to-day routine, but perhaps you reported a theft or distracted driver to us one time. On a bad day, you might have encountered us at a car accident or break and enter to your home. You’ve likely encountered one of us without even knowing we’re members of the LGBTQ2S+ community. That’s okay – it’s not about us. But we want you to know that we’re here. So this year, we’re getting more vocal. Because despite the

many forward strides our profession and country have made toward acceptance and equality, there is still, clearly, much work to be done. The simple fact of the matter is that LGBTQ2S+ youth still report higher levels of depression than their peers; are four times more likely to attempt suicide than their counterparts; and experience instances of in-person and online bullying at higher rates than Cis youth. But it’s not just youth who are at risk. As police officers, we continually hear from members of the LGBTQ2S+ community who are struggling with bullying, harassment, and their mental health. We want to do everything we can to help, which starts with us speaking out, but we recognize the need to do more - and we need to do it together. Each of

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Jag Nagra is a queer, South Asian visual artist and mother. She is vice-chair of the Punjabi Market Collective and has been a member of Sher Vancouver since 2008. Nagra is also in Emergence: Out of the Shadows, a feature documentary from Delta-based Sher Films produced by Alex Sangha and directed by Vinay Giridhar. This transcription has been edited for clarity and conciseness. Can you tell me about yourself? I’m a visual artist. I like doing largescale art installations, and I focus a lot of my practice on themes I didn’t grow up seeing. I try to put a modern spin on Indian textiles, Indian patterns and that classic imagery. But if you saw my portfolio over five years ago, there was nothing in it that would make you think a South Asian woman drew this. Now, I’m very inspired because I feel a sense of pride and connection. For the first time in my life, I feel proud of my roots, and it’s been a fun journey to reconnect with myself. I’m also a mother. My wife and I have two children. I think my form of queer activism often comes in just being visible, showing people that we’re like

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everybody else. I think that helps bridge some of the fear or ignorance people often have towards queer people. Why did you originally get involved in your work as an artist? When COVID hit, I found myself coming to my desk with a pen and a stack of paper, and I just started getting my thoughts out, drawing things. I tend to draw based on what’s happening around me. It’s therapeutic for me to have that release and to see people connecting with the artwork – it’s really powerful. With my art now, I tend to draw themes that empower women, or have empowered women in them, and I blend the different intersections of my identity – being queer, being a woman, being brown. Those three things are often not celebrated, especially together, so I want people to see my art and feel a sense of strength. What do you wish more people knew about the queer community? There’s a lot of ‘othering’ that happens to us, and you never quite feel a sense of belonging in the mainstream. When you’re in the closet, it’s because you’re shoved into it. Nobody wants to be there, but you’re stuck in there. So, the more of us that you see in public, the more confidence people have to also be themselves.

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Tru Wilson, 19, is a trans woman living in Delta who is known for her trans rights activism and advocacy work across Canada. She’s currently taking a gap-year after graduating high school last year and is enjoying a more relaxed approach to young adulthood. Can you tell me about yourself? I’m a really creative and artistic person. My mom credits herself in spawning that because she’s a painter and an artist and I grew up watching her. I like to draw, create original characters, digital art, play video games and I’m a very extroverted person, too, so I love hanging out with my friends. I also attend a lot of anime conventions and cosplay. I used to cosplay a lot when I was a teenager, and I would upload photos and videos to social media and would attend conventions with my friends. That’s led into a love of makeup and experimenting with clothes and fashion. What are you up to these days? I’ve tried to settle into a more relaxed life -- unlike my more radical tween and teen years when I was doing a lot of speaking engagements and activism.

It was great going to events, meeting amazing people and telling my story, but being an activist at such a young age, it didn’t really leave a lot of room for me to be young. So, I’m starting to define who I am now as a young adult, which is fun. Because of my bottom surgery, I decided to take a gap-year after I graduated high school last year. Before my surgery, I was very insecure and closed off with my physicality. My mom has said it’s like I’ve turned into a new person after my surgery. It’s like a weight has been lifted off my shoulders. I feel like I can be more of myself and be comfortable in my own skin. It’s been an incredible life changer. What do you wish more people knew about the queer community? I think it’s really important for people to know how important gender-affirming surgeries are for trans people. It’s not a rash decision sort-of-thing, it took five years for me to get a surgery date. It’s not as if these things can happen willy-nilly, and I think there’s a misconception that it’s really easy and accessible for trans people to get surgeries, but it’s not. I firmly believe in educating young kids about LGBTQ+ issues because without that knowledge and information, they can form incorrect opinions.

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Ladner’s TikTok-famous husbands capture hilarious, hectic reality of 35-day road trip DANI PENALOZA

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If there’s one thing Darcy Michael and Jeremy Baer can take away from their 35-day road trip across America, it’s that, under no circumstances, will you actually use the portable barbecue you originally insisted on packing. In late May, the Ladnerbased TikTok-famous husbands – who are now nearly at three million followers – embarked on an impromptu road trip with their dog Yuma to Indianapolis to watch friends race in the Indy 500. Packed in their truck, the three headed out on the open road and, of course, recorded the shenanigans they got into along the way for their latest YouTube series, “Darcy & Jer Do America.” “Time is a very valuable currency, and COVID taught us that we want more of it together,” says Michael. “Instead of

being in a 2,000-square foot house, [we thought], ‘let’s put ourselves in a four-square foot environment for 35 days with a panting golden retriever behind us.’” The trip was full of laughs, luxurious dog parks and long nights of video-editing, but it also highlighted how much fun the two still have together after 18 years of marriage. It also emphasized how the two have recently reversed roles since Baer left his corporate job in January to become a full-time content creator with Michael, who is also a comedian and actor. “If you would’ve asked me last year if I ever saw myself leaving work to be an idiot on the Internet, I would have laughed in your face,” says Baer. Their TikTok content centres around queerness, body positivity, gardening, parenting and living with Michael’s ADHD. On their account,

Michael now endearingly refers to Baer as the “house husband”, in addition to his longstanding title of “ADHD wrangler.” Together, they’re trying to find a balance between content and work commitments and simply living their lives. Stepping into longer-form content, like their Darcy & Jer Do America series, could be one of the ways they take a step back from creating content all day, every day, they say. But both continue to be astonished at how large their platform has become, nearly doubling their number of followers on TikTok since last year when they spoke to the Optimist. “As an artist, I’ve wanted to reach people and make them feel good for a long time. It’s nice to see the comments reiterating that we’re doing that ... I think it’s cool that we are able to show young queer people that it’s okay to dream about

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Ladner’s Darcy Michael (right) and Jeremy Baer (left) recently returned from a 35-day road trip across America, captured in their latest YouTube series. having a healthy relationship that can last. Jer and I are far from perfect, but we balance each other nicely,” says Michael.

To watch their “Darcy & Jer Do America” series, visit their YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/c/ DarcyMichaelComedy.

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How the City of Delta and the Delta School District are making their spaces safer for queer folks

Mayor George Harvie, and Delta teachers Trevana Spilchen and Toby Mundy share their efforts DANI PENALOZA

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When it comes to making their spaces safer for members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community, both the City of Delta and the Delta School District are making changes from the inside. Here’s exactly what they’ve been up to since last year’s Pride month. In a written reply to the Optimist, Mayor George Harvie highlighted that the Mayor’s Task Force on Diversity, Inclusion & Anti-Racism is currently providing guidance on developing a corporate equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) work plan based on an internal audit they did. In March this year, the city also contracted Vancouver consulting company TransFocus, who specialize in gender inclusion practices, to train city employees on how to respectfully interact with transgender folks and using pronouns, he writes. And, as previously reported by the Optimist, the city also put Pride banners up around the community in collaboration with the Mayor’s Task Force again and released a video series

where community members spoke on what Pride means to them. “I am so proud of Delta and all those who help to create a welcome and safe space for everyone. As mayor, I will always champion and support the LGBTQ2S+ community, not just for Pride month, but 365 days a year,” writes Harvie. This past school year, the district’s Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Inclusivity Coordinator Trevana Spilchen – who is also a teacher at North Delta’s Delview Secondary – put their guideline for supporting trans and gender diverse students into use, after creating it last year. The guideline is meant to teach teachers and administrators the basics of creating safer spaces for gender queer students, as well as how to navigate specific situations that could arise. Spilchen also visited about a dozen Delta elementary schools to chat with students about SOGI, inclusion and allyship. “At the end of a presentation, [a student] walked up and handed me this little piece of paper, and it was a drawing of me ...

To our LGBTQIA+2S family, friends, and community members: we love and value you. You are beloved image-bearers of God. We are thankful for the ways in which you embody the beautiful diversity of Creation. You are welcome here.

The City of Delta put up Pride banners on light standards throughout the community. On it, it said, ‘I’ve been looking forward to this for a couple weeks ... and today, I feel really seen,” they say. Toby Mundy – who is the teacher-sponsor of Seaquam Secondary’s Queer-Straight Alliance (QSA) and the high school’s SOGI coordinator – highlights how administrators took a more “proactive” approach to supporting their 2SLGBTQ+ students

this school year. At Seaquam, they installed a second gender-neutral bathroom, as requested by students in the QSA, with Spilchen’s advice. They also advised on the best and safest way to go about making menstrual-products available within these bathrooms, which was decided to be within an identified stall, as opposed to on the wall outside the stalls. “I think that confi-

dence and certainty about wanting to take action ... and knowing that there are staff members who are willing to navigate that process with them – I didn’t realize how much of a dam bursting that could be for students. That was one of the logs holding back the water,” says Mundy. Additionally, this coming school year, the district and its stakeholders will be reviewing the

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existing SOGI procedure that was created in 2012. “Students were really instrumental in wanting their voices heard and to be represented, and the push for it came from students. They were very much involved in the creation of that original procedure, and they will be involved again in the upcoming review,” says Cathryn Tucker, the district’s director of communications.

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23 studentscome through DPD summer Academy PHIL MELNYCHUK

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One of the most challenging days from this summer’s Delta Police Student Police Academy happened in the second week when 23 trainees fired police service Glocks at the range. The students then ran through a high-stress obstacle course that involved using pepper spray, moving a bag that simulated rescuing a person -- then had to slow down and answer simple math questions -- all while the adrenaline was still pumping. That’s when Macy McLarenMcAvoy learned about the high demands of police work. “You have to be focused the whole time because you don’t want to screw up. Because if you screw up, something bad can happen, like something really bad. Like you’re holding a gun. You have so many things in your pocket. It’s a huge responsibility to keep up the profile of the police officer as well,” said McLaren-

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McAvoy, a recent grad of North Delta’s Seaquam Secondary. After a two-year pandemic hiatus during which the academy was offered virtually, Delta Police resumed the hands-on course which involves highschool students participating in two weeks of intensive instruction about police work. Students learned about police and the law, took the police officer physical ability test, marching and drill, learned about the canine unit and emergency response, major crime investigations, self-defence, baton and the use of force. Twenty-three students who graduated from that course, now have a step up on a possible job if they decide on a career in law enforcement. Staff Sgt James Sandberg said police regularly encounter situations that require adrenaline pounding action one moment -- and calm, restraint and compassion the next. Officers can be involved in a foot pursuit one moment then

minutes later can be going to a false alarm call,” he said. “Policing can go from zero to a hundred, back to zero, in a very short period of time,” he explained. “You have to be able to bring yourself back down.” McLaren-McAvoy had been considering a career as a police officer but after taking the course, she’s now certain she’ll be applying when she completes her two years at Douglas College. After completing the course, McLaren-McAvoy said what most surprised her was the amount of teamwork the job requires. “The thing I noticed with the constables is they have such a deep bond with each other. I don’t think I realized just how much of a community the police department is,” she said. Sandberg said offering the course is a way of reaching out to the community, and is also a way to recruit new constables in an economic environment with drastic labour short-

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Staff Sgt. James Sandberg says the Student Police Academy is good way to reach out to the community. Macy MclarenMcAvoy graduated this week from the two-week program. ages. Those shortages have been amplified by the start-up Surrey Police Service which so far has lured about 25 Delta officers to the new department. Currently, seven officers who are now serving with DPD have previously attended the Student Police Academy. That shows the department is community based, he added. “It’s a way of making us a bit

more transparent . . . which is good, to build public trust and accountability,” said Sandberg. Law enforcement in recent years has been challenged by “high-profile events that don’t necessarily flatter law enforcement,” Sandberg added. It takes a lot of work and time to build public trust and just one event to erode it. “And it’s not lost on us,” he said.

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Moving Forward Counselling receives $5,000 grant

Moving Forward Counselling is a recent recipient of a $5,000 grant from the Delta Community Foundation. The funding allows Moving Forward

Counselling to offer much needed mental health counselling services to anyone in need regardless of age, race, identified gender, finances, religion, or location.

“We are really pleased to offer support to much needed mental health support initiatives in Delta,” said grant chairperson Ammen Dhillon. “Working on the front-

lines, I have witnessed how the pandemic has deepened our awareness about the impact that our mental health has on our overall well-being. It’s really encouraging to see

our community acknowledge the central importance of mental health by allocating more resources towards learning about it and finding new ways to manage it.” Gail Martin, president of the Delta Community Foundation said this is another example of the diverse and important initiatives that the foundation supports to make Delta a healthier community. “We support causes that range from mental health, to food insecurity programs, to BC Guide Dogs. All of these organizations contribute to the wonderful community we

live in,” said Martin. Moving Forward Counselling offers free short-term and affordable long-term counselling options to underserved communities across Canada via in-person, telephone, and online platforms. They welcome clients to a judgment-free environment where they can get the help they need regardless of age, race, identified gender, financial situation, or location. For more information about funding opportunities through the Delta Community Foundation or to make a donation, email: info@deltafoundation.org.

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Be careful what you ask for More often than not, it is true that what we ask for, will in some way be answered. Granted, what we ask for is not always what we get. Often it is some version of what we ask for. Finding out what my wife wants for her birthday or Christmas can be a similar challenge. In the weeks leading up to the event I will often ask what she would like to do for either of these. Most of the time the response is, “Oh I don’t know.” I have come to learn that this phrase does not necessarily translate into her being stuck on ideas. More often than not, she has a very clear sense of what she wants, only she does not believe she will get it. Essentially, she has learned not to

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set herself up for failure or disappointment. Too many birthdays and Christmas’s have come and gone from her youth of carefully describing and articulating exactly what she would like, only to receive the knock off version or some other toy that is close, but not quite what she

asked for. So, most of the time, by the time her birthday and Christmas rolls around, she has already purchased, on her own, what she really wants. In Luke’s Gospel, Jesus says, “ask, and it will be given you; search, and you will find; knock, and the door will be opened for you” (Luke 11: 9). Jesus invites us to bring before God our desires, our hopes, and dreams. These are in part the fragments of our lives that matter to us. Because they matter to us, they too matter to God. But we should be careful about what we ask because God does listen and God will always respond, just not always in the way we want or expect; but always in ways we need.

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Everyone welcome to worship with us 10:30 A.M. This Sunday Ephesians 2:19-22 God’s Spiritual Dwelling Pastor Jason Truell 中文主日崇拜週日早 10:30 am Nancy 楊牧師 4594 – 54A Street,

ONLINE OR IN-PERSON Oh, those summer nights! Delta’s very own outdoor movie series, ‘Friday Night Flix’, is coming to a park near you! Join us under the stars for a family-friendly night out in your neighborhood, featuring games, food trucks, a free concert and full movie screening!

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professionals What is the difference between a variable rate vs an adjustable rate mortgage?

Market volatility makes me nervous. What should I do to stop worrying? 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

While both options are tied to your lenders prime rate, a variable rate mortgage (or VRM) will not change your payment with increases or decreases in the lenders prime rate. Up or down, your payment will not change unless prime reaches a certain rate. This is also commonly called the trigger rate.

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How can technology make my life easier at the dentist?

We have a Niton Precious Metal Analyzer. This machine uses X-Ray technology to determine the purity of your gold, silver and platinum. Most dealers use an acid and need to estimate how much gold disappears, after the acid is applied, to determine the Karat. Our machine tells us and you, because we allow Jim Richardson, you to watch, the exact karat of all the gold we need owner to test. Most people who do watch are fascinated and very impressed with the gold tester. I remember a lady coming in with a bag of gold nuggets. She was told that they were 14k. Our machine showed that they were 22k and she received over $1,000 more than our competition offered. Western Coin & Stamp Another gentleman was told that his 6960 No. 3 Road, Richmond, BC V6Y 2C5 bracelet was 14k and we showed him www.westerncoinsandstamps.net that it was the 18k he thought it was. westerncns@telus.net

Technology plays a big role in our lives today and is changing at a rapid rate. People come to the dentist dreading experiences that have happened to them in the past. Just coming in for a routine hygiene visit can cause a lot of anxiety for a person. We at Riverside Dental try to do our best at making your experience at our office the most comfortable as possible. X-rays that were a pain to have done are now all digital. This allows the sensor to be very small and comfortable for our clients. With the help of our digital scanner, impressions Dr. Raj Dhiman no longer involve any material in the mouth and down the 604-946-9588 throat. We simply just scan everything that needs any lab work. With this technology crowns can even be completed in one appointment as well. Our Primescan allows us at Riverside Dental to even be able to design future crowns and veneers to the shape and size you’ve always wanted without even touching the teeth. Mock-ups can then be digitally fabricated and placed in your mouth to allow you to see and feel how things can potentially look. Dental freezing anesthetic can be administered digitally and pain free, without the need of a traditional syringe! Technology Is 130 – 4977 Trenant Street, Delta making a big difference and we take pride in making smile@ladnerdentist.com your experience as pleasant as possible.

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Golfers raise over $10,000 to help the fight against ALS PHIL MELNYCHUK

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Local golfers have done some marathon golfing raising more than $10,000 on behalf of those who are struggling with ALS. Both the Beach Grove Golf Club and Kings Links By The Sea, joined in this year’s Golfathon for ALS. Each club had a fundraising goal of $5,000. At Kings Links, Andrew Hogan, Mike White and Brad

Newell golfed a total of 112 combined holes on July 11. Their efforts resulted in $5,450 being raised. White, who is head professional at the course, said it’s the first time the club hosted the event and it went well. Hogan did most of the golfing, hitting 91 of that total, White noted. He added they hope to do bigger and better next year. “You get most of the day off to play golf,” White said. Most of the donations were

received online through the Golfathon website but there were also cash boxes at the club where people chipped in. On June 16, four golfers at Beach Grove Golf Club well exceeded the $5,000 fundraising goal. Brent Derrheim, Jordan Rodda, Jon Hwang and Cameron Bartling golfed a total of 468 holes. And that brought in $7,890 for the cause. But with later donations, the total is probably just under $10,000, Derrheim said. The club has been participating for

at least 15 years. “The reason why we continue to do it, I lost my fatherin-law this spring to ALS,” and other members have lost family, so it really hits home,” said Derrheim. He added that Rodda also lost a family member to the disease. The ALS Society of B.C. has been a great partner, he said. The ALS Society of B.C. supports patients and their families. One way it does so is by providing an equipment loan

program to help with mobility. Another goal is the eventual creation of a research centre, the ALS Centre at UBC. The ALS Society of B.C. has pledged to raise $20 million for that project. Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a neuromuscular disease and is characterized by a progressive degeneration of motor nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine.

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How will B.C.’s marine LNG opportunity contribute to a lower-carbon future? By Mike Leclair - Vice President, Major Projects and LNG, FortisBC Each year, thousands of vessels travel along shipping routes making global trade possible. The most recent estimates included in the International Maritime Organization’s Fourth Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Study 2020 show that GHG emissions of total shipping have increased from 977 million tonnes in 2012 to 1,076 million tonnes in 2018, mostly due to a continuous increase of global maritime trade. With global shipping emitting more GHG emissions than all of Canada combined, there’s a strong opportunity for liquefied natural gas (LNG) from our province to contribute to emissions reductions and improve the quality of the air we breathe every day. Demand for LNG as a marine fuel has accelerated over the last decade. More than 300 LNG ships are already in operation worldwide with over 2,500 expected to be ordered by 2028 according to a forecast from DNV,

Growing the use of LNG as a marine fuel also supports economic growth

the world’s largest shipping classification society. DNV predicts that by

in B.C. by creating jobs along the LNG value chain. Tilbury’s expanded LNG

2030, LNG will account for 37 per cent of energy consumed on board

refuelling service could boost B.C.’s economy by $564 million during the

ships. To meet this increasing demand we’re moving forward with our

four-year construction period and facilitate a $182-million annual impact

partners on a proposal to build an LNG marine jetty next to our Tilbury

during project operations. It could generate more than 1,000 person years

facility in Delta to supply the refuelling vessels needed to service regional

of employment each year, on average, over the construction period and

and trans-Pacific ships.

nearly 700 in B.C. on an ongoing, annual basis once fully operational.

Because FortisBC uses clean hydroelectricity in its production, we produce some of the lowest carbon intensity LNG in the world. A new study commissioned by FortisBC shows moving from traditional marine fuels

But in order for B.C. to capitalize on this opportunity, there is a need to complete the missing link in the supply chain—an LNG marine jetty to enable ship-to-ship LNG refuelling.

to LNG produced at the Tilbury facility would bring near-term air quality

We’re working with partners like the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority

improvements to the region, and could encourage the marine shipping

to establish Vancouver as a global hub for LNG refuelling. We’re already

industry to advance its efforts to decarbonize.

successfully fuelling Seaspan Ferries and BC Ferries and we’re proposing

FortisBC enlisted shipbroker Affinity Carbon Solutions to analyze the impacts replacing oil-based marine fuel with LNG would have on air quality in the area surrounding the Port of Vancouver. If just seven per cent of the

to build on our existing infrastructure with a marine jetty to meet growing demand for this low-carbon fuel that more ports around the world are offering.

fuel consumed by ships that call on the Port of Vancouver is LNG produced

As we rethink the future of energy, we want to continue to leverage

at the Tilbury facility, it could result in a significant improvement in local air

the strengths of the system we’ve been building for decades to find

quality by reducing air pollutants, like sulphur and nitrogen oxides, by more

cost-effective ways to reduce emissions and attract new, cleaner and

than 500 tonnes locally each year and more than 90,000 tonnes globally

quieter vessels to our ports.

each year as ships travel to and from other ports. This change could also help combat climate change by reducing global GHG emissions by 1.2 million tonnes each year when including the ships’ journeys to and from other ports. Emissions could be reduced even further by the transition to

Let’s work together to leverage some of the cleanest LNG in the world and capitalize on the new generation of LNG-powered vessels that’s already headed our way. Learn more at talkingenergy.ca/tilbury.

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2 Renewable Natural Gas is produced in a different manner than conventional natural gas. It is derived from biogas, which is produced from decomposing organic waste from landﬁlls, agricultural waste and wastewater from treatment facilities. The biogas is captured and cleaned to create carbon neutral Renewable Natural Gas (also called biomethane).

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Tsawwassen teen’s perseverance takes him to this weekend’s B.C. Summer Games

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As far is Eli Teichgräber is concerned, a 10-hour bus ride beats the heck out of another visit to the hospital. The 15-year-old from Tsawwassen is headed this morning for the B.C. Summer Games in Prince George where he will be among 2,300 athletes from 170 communities competing in 18 different sports. Teichgräber not only prevailed through tryouts to earn a spot on the Vancouver Coastal (Zone 5) boys soccer team, he overcame a life-altering condition that kept him off the pitch for months. After coming through South Delta United from the age of five, Teichgräber took his game to the Metro level with Surrey FC back in 2019. He enjoyed an impressive debut campaign, notching 36 goals and 10 assists, helping his team come within a point of winning the title. The Coastal Cup playdowns were next until COVID-19 wiped out the balance of the season. It also coincided with Teichgräber’s life changing forever. His skin tone had suddenly turned yellow resulting in numerous visits to the hospital. It finally took one of the top specialists at B.C. Children’s to determine Teichgräber had Autoimmune Hepatitis, a liver inflammation that occurs when the body’s immune system turns against liver cells. Being highly vulnerable and the pandemic still raging, he spent his entire

Grade 8 year at home and off the field too. It wasn’t until last September he was ready to return to class and resume his soccer activities too thanks to an anti-rejection medication he will need to take for the rest of his life. “Everyone had gone past me, I was way behind at that point,” said Teichgräber of his soccer career. “I had to work extra hard.” Even with his new medication causing soreness in his joints, Teichgräber has been able to persevere to rejoin his Surrey FC teammates and earn a spot on the Zone 5 team that also features talent from the North Shore and Vancouver. Now he hopes to be returning home on Sunday with a B.C. Games medal. “It’s going to be fun,” Teichgräber smiled. “We have been practicing together and getting to know each other more. We will be ready.” Here are the rest of the Delta athletes headed to Prince George: Athletics: Nicolas Burrows, Enid Gardiya, Makaio Mayer, Henry Nestmann, Smyan Billing. Baseball: Ryder Dingsdale, Noah Farnden, Jake Fehr, Sawyer Shears, Desmon Tregaskis. Box Lacrosse: Michael Burt, Charlie Glover, Wyatt Groom, Holden Johnston, Keelen Magcalas, Carter McIntyre. Equestrian: Eva Rodie. Field Lacrosse: Jayce Sandhu. Golf: Charlie Derrheim. Rowing: Tomoki Macmartin, Harriet Ure. Sailing: Mia Bogulavsky, Nick

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Tsawwassen’s Eli Teichgräber, 15, has overcome a life-altering condition to earn a spot on the Vancouver Coastal Zone team for this weekend’s B.C. Summer Games in Prince George. Rainboth, Sydney Rosler, Gavin Turner. Girls Soccer: Emad Ghashghaee. Girls Softball: Christine Autin, Claire Bannister, Kayla Crampton, Anya Dhillon, Neve Greenidge, Charlize Myers, Elli Thompson. Swimming: Jannat Bhangu, Noelle

Evans, Maharaja Johal, Harleen Rai. Boys Volleyball: Sawyer Anderson, Matthew Cowx, Kieran Hartley, Blake Medal, Ryeln Pupating, Jack Thompson. Girls Volleyball: Claire Thompson. Wrestling: Ranbir Basra.

South Delta field hockey trio headed to Commonwealth Games in England A trio of local athletes will be playing for Canada’s field hockey teams at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, England, July 28 to Aug. 8. It will be Brendan Guraliuk’s second straight summer of playing in a major multi-sport competition. The 22-year-old forward from Tsawwassen also played for Canada at the Olympic Summer Games in Tokyo.

He already has 21 international caps to his credit. Joining him on the 18-man roster is Ladner’s Gavin Bains who has worked his way up to the senior national team from Field Hockey Canada’s development program. The 24-year-old forward is among 11 players playing in the Commonwealth Games for the first time.

Canada will face Wales, India, England and Ghana in their pool with the top two teams advancing to the semi-finals. The Commonwealth Games marks the debut tournament for interim head coach, Peter Milkovich. Sara McManus is no stranger to international competition. The standout defender from Tsawwassen will be playing in her third Commonwealth Games

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It was a dream debut for the Delta Coastal Selects at B.C. Soccer’s Provincial “A” Cup Championships. The girls rep team culminated a fantastic inaugural season by capturing the U13 title with a come-frombehind 2-1 win over league rival Port Coquitlam Reign in the final played on July 3 at South Surrey Athletic Park. Playing its first season at 11 aside, the Division One squad was formed in the spring of 2021 through a partnership between South Delta United Soccer Club and North Delta Football Club after the B.C. Coastal Soccer League made the decision to eliminate the Metro Division to reduce the number of tiers, starting with the incoming U13s. The magical run included going unbeaten in regulation in 42 consecutive matches, dating back to mid-September. Along the way Delta captured the Richmond Thanksgiving Soccer Tournament, the Surrey Mayor’s Cup Tournament and the Okanagan Icebreaker Tournament. The provincial final provided an opportunity to avenge a heartbreaking loss in penalty kicks

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The U13 Provincial “A” Cup champions Delta Coastal Selects include: Back row (L to R): Estelle White, Maddie Shepherd, Kate Black, Sean Semple (coach), Megan Semple, Kianna Nager, Angela Crowther (manager), Isla Bowie, Fallon Meyer, Leah Venier and Tavis Bowie (coach). Front row (L to R): Brooklyn Brandon, Christine Day, Lauryn Yee, Charlotte Wood, Savannah Grant, Mallory Crowther, Reet Thiara and Althea Leyba. to PoCo in the Coastal Cup semi-finals back in April. “This has been a phenomenal group of girls from day one,” beamed head coach Sean Semple. “The hard work

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Following a two-year pandemic pause, the Boundary Bay Air Show made a spectacular return to the Delta skies last Saturday including this performance (above) by Vicky Benzing.

Marty Ross stands beside his 1961 Morris Minor, as part of the Wings and Wheels Vintage Car Show.

Dave Watson from The Yellow Thunder Aerobatic Team waves to the crowd.

Chris and Owen Bruchet from Ladner enjoy the day in the skies.

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JUST

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6050 44 AVENUE

JUST

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303-5599 14B AVENUE

JUST

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3-3039 156 STREET

JUST

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5274 57 STREET

JUST

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5068 BENTLEY DRIVE

JUST

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104-497 SPRINGS BOULEVARD

JUST

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4883 CEDAR CRESCENT

#1 RANKED REAL ESTATE TEAM IN ALL OF BRITISH COLUMBIA!

604.728.2845 *Based on total REBGV MLS sales for 2021 all teams under 15 Agents.

100 YEARS THE HISTORICAL BENSON RESIDENCE! NEW LISTING

July 21, 2022 The Delta Optimist A37

BRAND NEW LUXURY HOME

3610 72 STREET, LADNER

$1,999,998

$2,199,000

BEACHFRONT LIVING AWAITS!

STUNNING NEW BUILD HOME ON GREAT STREET • 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms • 3,088 sqft of living space on a 4,586 sqft lot • Main floor features a bedroom & full bathroom • Huge master bedroom w/ walk-in closet, soaker tub & shower • A/C, security cameras, built-in vacuum, radiant heating and more! 5094B BENTLEY DRIVE, LADNER

NEW PRICE

• 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms • 2,091 sq ft home on 7,170 sq ft Oceanfront lot • Incredible outdoor living spaces, perfect for entertaining or relaxing • Expansive driveway and double carport for many vehicles • Sunsets, boating, kayaking, and paddle boarding all from your own backyard 872 TSAWWASSEN BEACH ROAD, TSAWWASSEN

$2,238,000

$2,388,800

RENOVATE OR BUILD WITH OCEAN VIEWS NEW LISTING

STUNNING NEWER BUILD FAMILY HOME

• 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms • 2,586 sq ft home on 35,937 sq ft lot • Updated bathrooms, new carpeting, fresh paint inside & out • Park-like property with huge new deck, perfect for entertaining • Potentially subdividable lot for future redevelopment

• 6 bedrooms, 5 bathroom • 5,019 sqft of living on a 7,869 sqft lot • Chef’s kitchen w/ white cabinetry & S/S appliances • Basement boasts 2 bedroom in-law suite • A/C, security system & large covered patio w/ outdoor kitchen 5483 15B AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN

1688 OCEAN PARK ROAD, SOUTH SURREY

$2,988,800

BREATHTAKING 180 DEGREE OCEAN & MOUNTAIN VIEWS FROM THIS CUSTOM BUILT HOME

$3,394,488

A HILLTOP HOME IN ONE OF THE MOST UPSCALE NEIGHBOURHOODS

• 7 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms • 6,061 sqft of living space on a 10,720 sqft lot • Custom german doors & windows, Miele appliances, wok kitchen • 800 sqft rooftop deck • Legal 1 bedroom suite • Home gym, sauna, movie theatre & much more!

• 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 1215 PACIFIC DRIVE, TSAWWASSEN

353 55 STREET, TSAWWASSEN

$3,988,800

$3,999,000

CALL THE LOCAL EXPERTS TODAY! JUST

SOLD

1522 BRAID ROAD

JUST

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215-1166 54A STREET

JUST

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206-5599 14B AVENUE

JUST

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3405-11967 80 AVENUE

JUST

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5364 SPETIFORE CRESCENT

JUST

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803 GLENWOOD DRIVE

JUST

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5555 COMMODORE DRIVE

JUST

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31-5300 ADMIRAL WAY

JUST

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310-4738 53 STREET

JUST

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201-5599 14B AVENUE

JUST

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9891 GILHURST CRESCENT

JUST

SOLD

THE FIRM REAL ESTATE SERVICES LTD. 101 4755 51ST Street Delta, BC V4K 2W2

www.fraserelliott.com

• 5 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms • 3,251 sqft of living space on a 4,586 sqft lot • Kitchen features Fisher & Paykel professional appliances • Living room opens up to covered patio • 3rd floor is open concept rec room/flex area w/ full bathroom • A/C, double-car garage, security cameras, built-in vacuum and more! 5085 CENTRAL AVENUE, LADNER

• 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms • 2,624 sqft of living space on a 0.59 acre lot • Built in 1869 w/ two additions over the years • Overlooks farmland and 10th green at King’s Link Golf Course • Formal living and dining rooms • Master bedroom w/ fireplace, ensuite and incredible views

5681 46A AVENUE

THOUSANDS OF SUCCESSFUL TRANSACTIONS!

604.728.2845 * Based on Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver Statistics for the Fraser Elliott Group 2016-2022.

100 YEARS

A38 The Delta Optimist July 21, 2022

LEAH GROVES REALTOR®

PERSONAL REAL ESTATE CORPORATION

BOUNDARY BAY WATERFRONT!

Contact us at (604) 946-8000 or AILEEN@AILEENNOGUER.COM SEE MORE at AILEENNOGUER.COM RE/MAX PROGROUP REALTY | 5360 12TH AVENUE, DELTA, BC, V4M 2B3

FULLY UPDATED HOME IN ENGLISH BLUFF!

COZY FAMILY HOME IN UPPER TSAWWASSEN!

RARE BEACHFRONT PROPERTY IN BOUNDARY BAY!

$4,100,000

$1,699,000

$1,675,000

$2,580,000

50 CENTENNIAL PARKWAY

1079 WALALEE DRIVE

5390 WALLACE AVENUE

134 CENTENNIAL PARKWAY

4 BEDS / 4 BATHS / 3868 SQ. FT.

4 BEDS / 3 BATHS / 2739 SQ. FT.

3 BEDS / 3 BATHS / 2639 SQ. FT.

2009 SQ. FT. HOME ON A 9193 SQ. FT. LOT

OFFERED AT $4,100,000

NEW PRICE $1,699,000

OFFERED AT $1,675,000

NEW PRICE $2,580,000

SEAFARER WATERFRONT CONDO!

$799,000

BOUNDARY BAY WATERFRONT!

$3,925,000

210 4803 48 AVENUE

92 CENTENNIAL PARKWAY

2 BEDS / 2 BATHS/ 1245 SQ. FT.

3 BEDS / 4 BATHS / 3207 SQ. FT.

OFFERED AT $799,000

OFFERED AT $3,925,000

GORGEOUS FLOAT HOME IN MARINA WES-DEL

PRESTIGIOUS, EXECUTIVE CONDO WITH OCEAN VIEWS IN WHITE ROCK!

PROUD RECIPIENT OF THE CIRCLE OF LEGENDS AWARD. Only 0.55% of all RE/MAX agents worldwide and 1.27% nationwide have earned this recognition.

STUNNING CONDO IN THE SANDALWOOD!

CUSTOM BUILT HOME IN ENGLISH BLUFF AREA!

SOLD

$1,193,000

$1,673,000

$885,000

$1,598,000

17 3473 W. RIVER ROAD

301 14855 THRIFT AVENUE

102 1320 55 STREET

1248 PACIFIC DRIVE

3 BEDS / 3 BATHS / 1817 SQ. FT.

2 BEDS / 2 BATHS / 1458 SQ. FT.

2 BEDS / 2 BATHS / 1328 SQ. FT.

5 BEDS / 3 BATHS / 3053 SQ. FT.

OFFERED AT $1,193,000

NEW PRICE $1,673,000

OFFERED AT $885,000

OFFERED AT $1,598,000

Whether you’re moving around the corner or across the globe

WE CAN HELP!

100 YEARS

July 21, 2022 The Delta Optimist A39

THE CHANCEYS REAL ESTATE GROUP Over 2,500 Homes Sold CITY REALTY

604-946-8899

info@thechanceyteam.com

LINDA CHANCEY

thechanceys.com

Personal Real Estate Corp.

BOB CHANCEY Personal Real Estate Corp.

Simply terrific family residence in a great neighborhood. Pride of ownership shines throughout this 2,100 square foot, 3 bedroom home that has been updated throughout the years; Roof, windows and furnace approximately 10 years young; newer concrete driveway and more. Private west-facing backyard for loads of outdoor enjoyment. Formal living and dining rooms with gas fireplace, kitchen and eating area, extra large family room, spacious mud room and double garage. Quiet no-thru street in central Ladner within walking distance to shops, parks, recreation, and transit. This home is a true gem.

4713 54th Street, Ladner

$1,457,000

Brand new, bright & Spacious 2600 square foot, 3 level family home includes a 1 bedroom LEGAL SUITE. Under construction but act fast in order to have time to select some of your own finishings and make this your dream home! Open concept features a gourmet kitchen with island and quartz countertops, family room with gas fireplace & dining room overlooking back yard. Total of 4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms, and an office! Excellent central Ladner location close to schools, shopping & restaurants. Don’t wait on this fantastic pre-build opportunity! Quality craftsmanship & elegance by Ladner Homes.

4581 53rd Street, Ladner

$1,899,000

Photo’s are taken from a similar property and may not be exactly the same as what will be in this home.

D L O S JUST BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME

Over

0 sq foot (62 137 fo t cen saww sse location. N w buil ing ans a av lab S1 g.

4991 Kadota Drive, Tsawwassen

$1,238,000

100 YEARS

A40 The Delta Optimist July 21, 2022

ROBIN REIMER 604-868-2844

SOUTH DELTA

ROBINREIMER.COM ROBINREIMER@TELUS.NET PRICE REDUCED

$940,000

36 YRS MLS MEDALLION CLUB

JUST LISTED

FABULOUS VIEWS

WOW! OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4PM 4PM

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 PRICE REDUCED

$2,200,000

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

GORGEOUS 5000 SQ.FT. HOME WITH FABULOUS VIEWS

Featuring 6 bdrms, 6 bathrms, excellent 2 bdrm suite and spectacular rooftop deck. This rare ﬁnd is located on a quiet street with many ﬁnes homes in Upper Tsawwassen. Home is just totally updated with ouststanding views on a 10,750 sq.ft. western exposed lot. This kind of home does not come to market often, don't miss this one. Call for more information.

Call ROBIN for info. 604-868-2844

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

$2,288,000

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

*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

$1,999,000

JUST LISTED

July 21, 2022 The Delta Optimist A41

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-4PM

947 51ST STREET

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.

5823 16TH AVENUE

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

JUST LISTED

$2,699,000

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

$2,699,000

PRICE REDUCED

Call ROBIN 604-868-2844 PRICED REDUCED $1,249,000

BRING OFFERS!

989 GALE DRIVE 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. 4500 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!!!

Call ROBIN 604-868-2844

EXCLUSIVE LISTING $2,600,000

JUST LISTED

D L O S JUST

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.

Call ROBIN 604-868-2844

$1,549,000

UNDER CONSTRUCTION $2,200,000

D D L L O O S S JUST JUST

FABULOUS WESTERN BLUFF VIEW LOT!!! 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

1146 53A STREET TSAWWASSEN

4575 EDMONDS DRIVE LADNER

222 66TH STREET TSAWWASSEN

*BASED ON # OF YEARS QUALIFYING FOR MEDALLION CLUB IN GREATER VANCOUVER REAL ESTATE BOARD group

Seafair Realty - 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen

robinreimer@telus.net

www.robinreimer.com

100 YEARS

A42 The Delta Optimist July 21, 2022

THOR MATSON

TAMMY MATSON Personal Real Estate Corporation

Licensed Realtor

thor@matsonrealestate.ca www.matsonrealestate.ca

778-994-8314

sold@tammymatson.com www.tammymatson.com

778-938-5599

UPDATED & TOP FLOOR!!!

301 1172 55 Street, Tsawwassen • $655,000

UPDATED 2 bed 2 bath 1442 sq ft PENTHOUSE condo with private covered deck! Reno’d kitchen with white shaker cabinets, s/s appliances & quartz counters has skylight for natural light. Spacious dining & living rooms ﬁt your house sized furniture - living rm has cozy gas f/p & french door to deck. Two large bedrooms - master with full ensuite & W/I closet. Laundry room has full sized washer & dryer & storage. Includes secure underground parking & storage locker. Very QUIET & well run complex, no rentals, 1 small pet ok. Walk to everything! NEW PRICE!!!

GOLF COURSE VIEW!!!

1426 View Crescent, Tsawwassen • $1,149,000

GOLF COURSE VIEW - detached home with spacious view deck to watch sunrise & private, SUNNY west exposed patio to enjoy sunsets - great outdoor living space with no grass to cut! Generous room sizes with space for home ofﬁce & gym - enjoy golf course view from both main & lower ﬂoor! Loads of storage in home, crawl space and double garage. Well maintained home & unbeatable QUIET location - walk to stores, restaurants, transit , quaint BG coffee shops & dyke. PRIVATE SUNNY LOT!!!

5311 10A Avenue, Tsawwassen • $1,588,000

UPDATED 4 bed 3 bath home on private, SUNNY & beautifully landscaped 8439 sq ft lot! Chef’s kitchen with granite counters & s/s appliances features entertainers’ island and overlooks dining area with french doors to sunny deck & private patio with mature gardens - great outdoor living space! Spacious living room up & family room down have cozy gas ﬁreplaces & offer space for entertaining, media room & gym. Bedroom down is ideal home ofﬁce. This meticulously maintained ‘move in ready’ home is walking distance to schools, town center, parks & transit.

JUST SOLD!!! 6242 Brodie Place, Ladner

SOLD!!!

Listed byLuxmore Realty

179 53 Street, Tsaw

66-4656 Orca Way, Tsaw

103-5500 13A Avenue, Tsaw

204-1706 56 Street, Tsaw

5082 1 Avenue, Tsawwassen

THINKING OF A MOVE??? CALL US!!! SERVICE THAT WILL MOVE YOU!!! Sutton Group - Seafair Realty - 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen, BC

100 YEARS

July 21, 2022 The Delta Optimist A43

604.312.7621

Sold@TrishaMurphy.ca

TOP 1% OF 2021 GREATER VANCOUVER REALTORS®

NEW LISTING: NEW LISTING: NEW LISTING: 199 66A Street 560 Seashell Drive $1,999,000 5354 10A Avenue $1,448,000 Wheelchair accessible main ﬂoor living with open ﬂoor plan, bedroom and full bath on main.

Ocean view home backing on to Centennial Parkway - the most desirable beach park in the Lower Mainland.

NEW LISTING: $1,999,000 528 Seashell Drive $1,729,000

Picture perfect family home with double car garage in the heart of Boundary Bay just steps from the beach and Centennial Parkway.

Boundary Bay - executive family home with 4 bedrooms just steps to Centennial Beach.

NEW PRICE: NEW PRICE: No foreign buyers tax or NEW PRICE: vacancy tax!: 5157 Kilkenny Drive $1,749,000 878 Paciﬁc Drive $2,695,000 1575 Spyglass Cres $1,799,000 527-4688 Hawk Lane $1,049,900 Completely renovated entertainment Executive home with ocean sunset Spacious family home located in the 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!!

home in Pebble Hill with swimming pool.

views in the village . 4700 sq popular Imperial Village. This beautiful ft of beautiful living space on a 2763 sqft, 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom home landscaped 10,000 + sq ft garden lot. is move-in ready anytime.

NEW PRICE: NEW PRICE: No foreign buyers tax or vacancy tax!: 1555 Enderby Avenue $1,485,000 4695 Kensington Pl $1,549,000 $1,495,000 8-4638 Orca Way 5 bdrm family home renovated with Beach Grove renovated 3 bedgorgeous new baths and sunny west fac- Original show home. Ocean view backing onto nature reserve. ing back garden in a quiet cul-de-sac.

NEW PRICE: 930 50B Street

$1,625,000

Over 10,000 sq ft private lot with Rancher. Close to schools and town room family home - come live in centre.

the Grove!

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

A44 The Delta Optimist July 21, 2022

NEW LISTING

4442 Arthur Drive, Delta $1,690,000

ALLEN SCHWABE

604-644-5664 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen seafair.com

604-943-3110

10519 Dennis Cres, Richmond

This wonderful Sonnenberg-built home has been impeccably maintained and will surely impress. This property is located on prestigious Arthur Drive. This 4 bedroom rancher w/loft residence features 2,738 sqft of living space and sits on a beautiful 8200 sqft waterfront lot with a peaceful slough running behind it. Many extras incl. a kitchen w/quartz counters & glass backsplash, high-end SS appliances, newer roof w/50 year warranty, double wide garage, formal living & dining areas, large master suite w/walk-in closet & ensuite. Interior includes a loft w/extra bedroom & ﬂex space, radiant heating & much more! Centrally located within walking distance to Ladner Village, Memorial Park & both Elementary & High Schools.

1666 Beach Grove Road, Delta

103-1153 54A Street, Delta $619,000 “Heron Place” Huge 1351 sq.ft. 2 bedroom and Den (could be third bedroom), 2 Bathroom and private 300 square foot garden patio. Central location in the heart of Tsawwassen, very short walk to shopping, transit, recreation, medical etc. No neighbours on either side, very private. Extra bonus side by side parking stalls and well sized storage locker.

1752 Beach Grove Road, Delta

5466 8A Avenue, Delta

(604) 809 2855 yingling gtom@gmail.com

This is Home Proudly y Calling Tsawwassen & Ladner home for over ove 40 years! ENT M E V O IMPR PRICE

$1,699,000

$2,360,000

153 Woodland Drive

Wake up to stunning views from this grand 5,500 sq$ home in The Terrace. 4/5 bedrooms, huge rec room, oﬃce, den, gym, woodworking shop, large 4 car garage, and park-like backyard with views from the hot tub make this home special. Panoramic ocean views from the North Shore Mountains all the way to Mt. Baker. Custom built by Horst Krause from Krause Enterprises. Call for your private showing today.

SUTTON GROUP - SEAFAIR REALTY 1625-56th St., Delta, BC V4M 2B2

47 Georgia Wynd

Loca�on loca�on loca�on!! Rarely available 5 bedroom and den, 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.

604-809-2855

www.tomyingling.com

100 YEARS

July 21, 2022 The Delta Optimist A45

#5-10489 Delsom Crescent $1,188,800

Open House Sunday 2-4pm Welcome to your fantastic home in Eclipse by Polygon. This fabulous, bright, floorplan features great options for you & your family. The main floor allows for traditional living/dining & a space for a play area to watch the kids while you cook in your new kitchen. Large island & tons of cupboard space with a sundeck for BBQs this summer. 3 beds & 2 full baths up & a 4th bed/full bath down for your teenager, nanny, rec room or office space. The primary bedroom is HUGE with a great ensuite (tub & walk-in shower), walk-in closet & FLEX space! You will love everything the Sunstone Community has to offer - walking ring, clubhouse, pool/ hot tub, basketball court, theatre, party room, gym & guest suite. Double s/s garage, driveway & street parking at your front door. MLS #R2697883

Eclipse by Polygon

seaffair reallty

5000 Bridge Street, Ladner

604.943.3110

Kat JOHNSON 778.773.9563 kjohnson@sutton.com 4379 W River Road Ladner Panoramic Waterfront $5,500,000

NEW LISTING!

• Double Lot – 132’ frontage • Boat Moorage and Lift on site • Custom Built (2016) Float Home – 2150 sq ft • Triple Garage – almost 800 sq. Ft • Long Term Water Lease NEW LISTING!

4345 W River Road, Ladner $499,000 Custom Built Concrete Float Home

• One Bed and Den with in unit laundry • River Front views. Double Decks • Gas Fireplace and Stove • Low Maint. – metal roof, rain screened, hardy board • Monthly moorage

NEW PRICE!

23240 Dyke Road, Richmond $1,598,000 Waterfront with Land Ownership

• Licensed for up to 3 ﬂoat homes plus boats • Includes one ﬂoat home • 140 feet of docks • City Water and Sewer • Parking for 8 or more vehicles or RVs

#5 - 23080 Dyke Road, Richmond $245,000 Open Floor Plan

• Open ﬂoor plan – 2 storey • In unit laundry, city water & sewer • Designated Parking – 1 car • One bed – One bath • Monthly Moorage

4533 W River Road Ladner New Price $1,475,000 $$ Income Property $$

• Tons of Upgrades – house,docks, ramp, rooﬁng, fence, storage, and more • Two waterlot tenants • Shore house can be rented too!

100 YEARS

A46 The Delta Optimist July 21, 2022

PAUL KHARA REAL ESTATE GROUP

Paul Khara

604.816.4568

paulkhara@gmail.com

5130 WESTMINSTER AVENUE

Sutton Group - Seafair Realty

OPEN SAT & SUN 2-4PM

4675 HAWK LANE

• 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

5382 CRESCENT DRIVE

• 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!

• 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

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

REAL ESTATE

4903A 53 STREET NEW COACH HOMES

4982 57A STREET • 7500 SQ.FT RECTANGULAR LOT • LEGAL 1 BEDROOM RENTAL SUITE • PRIME CENTRAL WEST LADNER LOCATION • 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHROOMS • 2 CAR GARAGE

6095 48A AVENUE

310 4738 53 STREET

• 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

• PENTHOUSE IN SUNNINGDALE • 2 BEDROOM 2 BATHROOM • UPDATED UNIT WITH NEW KITCHEN, BATHROOMS AND LIGHTING • 1 PARKING AND 1 SECURE STORAGE LOCKER • LOCATED IN THE HEART OF LADNER WALKING DISTANCE TO ALL MAJOR AMENITIES

778-863-6805 mandip@sutton.com mandipgill.com

INFO@KENDALLAYRES.COM KENDALLAYRES.COM

KENDALL AYRES

ckhara94@gmail.com

• 4/5 BEDROOM + DEN & FAMILY ROOM- MAIN HOUSE • SEPRATE 1 BEDROOM COACH HOME WITH LAUNDRY • QUAILTY BUILDER WITH 2-5-10 NEW HOME WARRANTY • CONVENIENT CENTRAL LADNER VILLAGE LOCATION • PRICED TO SELL AT $1,988,800 • CALL PAUL FOR INFORMATION PACKAGE

604.250.6981

Calvin Khara

www.paulkhara.com

Sutton Group - Sutton Seafair Realty 100 - 5000 Bridge Street Delta, BC, V4K 2K4

Sutton Group - Seafair Realty

100-5000 Bridge Street, Delta, BC

NEW LISTING

$885,000

N ISTI L NEW

SOLD

104-4768 53 STREET Tsawwassen $629,900

Welcome to Sunningdale! Make this beautifully appointed 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, corner unit your home! Offering 1099 square feet of an efficient and thoughtful layout with a large living room including a cozy fireplace, an adjoining dining room and spacious kitchen complete with white cabinetry and marble tile backsplash. The impressively large master bedroom boasts extra windows and nicely renovated ensuite. A rental and pet friendly building that’s closely located to grocery stores, markets, markets, restaurants, coffee shops, parks and recreation, schools, public transportation and more! Gas and hot water, included in maintenance fee. 1 parking and 1 storage locker, guest suite, fitness centre and lots of visitor parking.

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.

N ISTI L NEW

314-15275 19 AVENUE Surrey $508,000

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.

#308-4803 48 Avenue

7376 142 STREET Surrey $1,499,900

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.

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!

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July 21, 2022 The Delta Optimist A47

Looking to Buy or Sell? I’m your agent

Barry Chreptyk 604.946.1255

BarryChreptyk.com

Seafair Realtty

SERVING ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS SINCE 1984

Professional service with someone you can trust!! Market is still veryy active, call me for a free Market Consultation

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$805,000

Granville Island Village , 1 bedroom, 1 bath, two level townhouse located on the quiet side of the building, each level has an outdoor area.Features, newer kitchen with s/s appliances, kitchen sink with hot water on demand, Quartz counter top, new Flooring, updated bathroom with heated floors. Built in Sound System. Sky-light windows for lots of natural light. Tons of green area for dog lovers. Underground parking with direct access to the Unit. Bike room and Visitor Parking.

872 ft2

$998,000

“DEER LAKE PARK”

Vancouver special with a 2 bedroom suite . Approx. 2600 square feet. Close to all amenities, Skytrain & Deer Lake Park ! Great future building lot . The home does require extensive renovations and priced at lot value. MLS R2701596

JUST LISTED @ $1,599,000

Sutton Group Seafair Realty #100-5000 Bridge Street, Ladner, BC V4K 2K4 604.946.1255 ! BarryChreptyk.com ! barryrc@uniserve.com An independent Member Broker

1,400 ft2

#13 1355 W. 4th Avenue Vancouver

#307 14965 Marine Drive White Rock TOP FLOOR, CORNER UNIT, with Great OCEAN views. White Rock Paradise! Well maintained 1400sqft 2 bedroom plus den/office Condo. Features big skylights that provide lots of natural light. Large Kitchen with stainless steel appliances, double oven, glass stove top, quartz countertop. Oversized laundry room with lots of storage. Good Size Den potentially for an office or kids room. Good size balcony to enjoy your breakfast, lunch or dinners while admiring the Ocean. Enjoy the Beach Lifestyle, seaside shops, restaurants, steps away from the Ocean and Pier, bus stop nearby. Secured underground parking. 1 parking stall. Pets allowed (1 cat or 1 dog) This is a must see!!

Seafair Realty

Sales & Property Management Personal Real Estate Corporation

Put Bev’s 15+ years of experience to work for you. Bev and her team will work to get top dollar for you!!

604.970.8118 5378 COMMODORE DRIVE

NEW LISTING

$1,659,000

First time on the market! Come view this immaculately kept 5 bedrooms, 2.5 bath 2500 sqft family home in Prestigious Marina Gardens! Spacious & bright with lots of windows, high ceilings in entrance & living room, granite counter tops in kitchen & all bathrooms, roomy primary bedroom with 5 pc ensuite. Meticulously landscaped private southern backyard with patio & natural gas hook-up for your BBQ! You will feel right at home here! Steps to Neilson Grove Elementary & transit. A must see!

$6689,000

This rarely available 2 bdrm/2 full bath PENTHOUSE at THE OLIVA is not to be missed! Features a desirable open floor plan, 10’ ceilings, extra large windows in living room & cozy gas fireplace. Kitchen with granite counter tops, S/S appliances & Brazilian slate tiles. Bamboo plank flooring in entrance, living & dining rooms. Bright South facing balcony with private outlook & peek-a-boo view of Boundary Bay & Mt. Baker. Comes with secured parking & storage locker. Enjoy the benefits of a LEED Silver Certified building! Centrally located with steps to Tsawwassen Town Centre Mall!

CALL BEV FOR YOUR FREE HOME EVALUATION New Reduced Price!

New Listing!

407 1315 56 STREET

NEW PRICE

4688 Hawk Ln,

$899,000 1428 56th St.

$629,000

For Sale!

1205 6611 MINORU BLVD

$5699,9900

Welcome to Iconic Regency Park Towers! This Bright, Spacious 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths corner suite is a must see! Fantastic Private outlook with UNOBSTRUCTED Panoramic Views of Minoru Park & beyond. Living, Dining rooms with expansive windows to capture the view. Kitchen with oak cabinets, granite counter tops. Primary bedroom with walk-in closet & a 5 piece ensuite. View from every room including year round enjoyment of the solarium for your morning coffee/tea and evening glass of wine. Desirable Central Richmond!

www.bcwestcoasthomes.com

#110-6068 Russ Baker Way, Richmond, BC V7B 1B4

Westcoast

968 52A St.

$1,630,000

GO FOR THE E

5057 7B Ave.

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the heart of our business is people.

ladner 5133 spanton place

TSAWWASSEN 1494 ENDERBY AVENUE

3 Bed + Den, Office & Flex Space | 3 Bath | 2600 ft2

Quality built & meticulously maintained executive style family home perfectly situated on a corner lot location. The home contains 3 bed + den, office, flex space, 3 bath and an open concept main living area that includes a gourmet kitchen with S/S Viking appliances, S/S Bosch dishwasher, granite counter tops along shaker style cabinetry. Features throughout the home include 9ft ceilings, in-floor radiant heat, gas fireplace, engineered hardwood flooring, updated lighting and a 2 car garage with loads of sensible storage options. Private & well manicured front & back yards feature in ground irrigation system, landscape lighting & lush, mature plants/foliage. Exceptionally well located close to Elementary/High Schools, walking trails, recreation and beloved Ladner Village.

3 Bed | 2 Bath | 1655 ft 2

Welcome to the seaside neighborhood with the best vibes in all of Tsawwassen and what has quickly become one of the most popular communities to live and raise a family. Super solid & well kept BEACH GROVE rancher includes a functional floorpan, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and 1655 sq ft of living space. The home features traditional living & dining rooms, 2 gas fireplaces with a bonus 24 X 11 detached workshop and a private east facing backyard. Immersed in nature this property is exceptionally located within walking distance to Beach Grove Elementary, the beach, parks, dog parks, cafes and walking trails in virtually every direction. Live in the home as is, update, renovate, hold as an investment/rental property or build your Beach Grove dream home…the opportunities here are endless!

$1,739,000

$1,279,000 sold

sold

NORTH DELTA 1010-11967 80 AVE 2

TSAWWASSEN 6751 MEREDITH PL

LADNER C303-4831 53 ST

$2,499,000

$599,999

1 Bed | 1 Bath | 479 ft

$440,000

brad: 604-779-6764

4 Bed + Den | 3 Bath | 3915

frank: 604-862-5731

2 Bed | 2 Bath | 1240 ft2

becirrealestate.com

sold

TSAWWASSEN TSAWWASSEN 4997 kadota drive 413 5011 SPRINGS BLVD

4 Bed + Den | 3 Bath | 2202

$1,599,000

2 Bed + Den | 3 Bath | 1658

$1,450,000

Regency Realty Ltd.

Independently Owned & Operated

1333 56 Street, Delta

YES A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE + GARDEN, BUT IT’S ALL ABOUT THE LOCATION OF 973 50th Street

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!

Page Direct 604 943 3142 Colleen Unlic. Assistant

JOHN & COLLEEN HARDIE 604-943-3142

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100 YEARS

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TEAM

Top 10% in SALES of ALL GREATER VANCOUVER for 37 YEARS #1 at ROYAL LEPAGE REGENCY Rlty for 10 YEARS 51 YEARS OF COMBINED EXPERIENCE SELLING SOUTH DELTA!

Johanna 604-719-7345 Medallion Club 29 Years

JUST LISTED!

Stefan B.B.A. 604-767-4038 Medallion Club 11 Years

Bonnie Ma

info@geffketeam.com • www.geffketeam.com

Realtor® Speaks Mandarin & Cantonese

2 BDRM PENTHOUSE!

$719,000

TE E K F F E D by G

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IN POPULAR LEXINGTON! 1,353 SQ.FT. PENTHOUSE!

#302-1150 54A STREET, TSAWWASSEN

NICELY RENOVATED! EXTRA HIGH VAULTED CEILING! 2 FULL BATHS, GREAT OPEN LAYOUT, EXTRA SPACIOUS BDRMS! NEW BATHS & MORE! SHORT WALK TO ALL AMENITIES! MLS# R2703559 JUST LISTED! REDUCED TO $1,664,000 A MUST SEE!

FULLY RENOVATED WITH HIGH QUALITY!

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 EXCELLENT VALUE! JUST LISTED! REDUCED TO $769,000 JUST LISTED! THE OLIVA! $699,000

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1,484 SQ.FT. TOWNHOME - 3 BDRMS

2 BDRM & 2 BATH PENTHOUSE!

#9 - 14959 58TH AVENUE, SURREY

#402 - 1315 56th ST, TSAW

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!

SOLD FOR FULL PRICE! 18 SUITES SOLD BY GEFFKE TEAM IN THE OLIVA BUILDING!!!

READY TO SELL YOUR HOME? SO ARE WE! GIVE US A CALL! 604-767-4038 (We speak German, Finnish, CALL US FOR A FREE MARKET EVALUATION! Cantonese & Mandarin)

REGENCY REALTY

1333 - 56th St, Tsawwassen (next to Starbucks)

100 YEARS

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BSc, MBA, RI(BC)

Personal Real Estate Corporation

Real Estate Consultant e dbauck@deanbauck.com p 604.603.8538

www.deanbauck.com 1333 56th Street, Delta, BC V4L 2A6

Mary Lynn Cassels

AREAS OF EXPERTISE:

Associate

marylynncassels@gmail.com

details at www.deanbauck.com

Purchase & Sale of Real Estate • New Home Design & Construction Real Property Valuation • Land Development • Real Estate Investment

Regency Realty Ltd

South Delta's MostMost Highly Accredited Real Estate Agent South Delta’s Highly Accredited Realtor

Independently Owned and Operated Broker ker

New Listing

4570 Edmonds Drive Open Sat & Sun 2 - 4

$1,325,000

Port Guichon Rancher on a fabulous 9182 sf south facing lot! Prime location with beautiful mature landscaping. 1607 sf home 3 bedrooms, den & 2 full baths. Hardwood ﬂooring throughout. Inviting sunroom off the kitchen on your way to the sun soaked back deck! Lots of good life in this one or get ready to build your 3750 sf dream home! Visit the opens or call for your private viewing!

Call Dean 604.603.8538

4539 60B Street

Backyard Paradise!

Comfortable Holly rancher with 3 bedrooms & 2 baths. Sunny & private western rear yard with sundeck, hot tub and spacious workshop. Located on a quiet street with an easy walk to school, transit and Delta recreation. Large single garage with over height ceiling. Bright & spacious kitchen. Lots of room to grow! Call now for your private viewing.

Call Dean 604.603.8538

call

DeanBauck 604.603.8538 Personal Real Estate Corpora�on

$1,160,000

100 YEARS

July 21, 2022 The Delta Optimist A51

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS IF YOU KNOW THE SECRET! Take advantage of the current real estate market

TheDeltaGroup.ca

Tim & Sharon “We Can Relate” NEW

Tim Rohwer

604-762-2041

Commercial Residential Specialist info@thedeltagroup.ca

LADNER

NG STI

NEW

WELCOME! JUST OPEN THIS DOOR!

WELCOME HOME TO “PARKSIDE PLACE”

orientated 2044sf half duplex • Features 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, extra family living space plus new deck , new driveway • Entertainment private south facing garden designed for year round family gatherings. • Steps to Ladner Leisure Centre, easy access to Highway 99 and shopping

• 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

• Beautifully updated 4 bedroom 2 bath family

5824 48A Avenue

$1,098,800 #4-5053 47 Avenue

Sharon Rohwer Residential Seniors Specialist info@thedeltagroup.ca

Need to Buy? Our `Qualiﬁed Buyers’ Program always wins out!

The Ladner Village Market is a ﬁrst class, village market that brings together “make it, bake it, grow it” vendors, community organizations and 48th Avenue merchants to create a community enhancing event in Ladner Village.

MAKE IT A SUMMER EVENT TO CHECK OUT!

Gus says: If the Door doesn’t open, it’s not the right Door!

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

Ask about our `Top Dollar’ Marketing Plan!

$949,000

JU ULY 24, AUGUST 14 & 28

LADNER

604-760-7163

Want to Sell?

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4869 Central Avenue $1,099,900 Ladner-Call for Price

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#104 4738 53 Street

Tsawwassen-Call for Price Abbotsford-Call for Price

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#1 4292 Wolf Way

OLD S T S

95 30989 Westirdge Place

LADNER-Call for Price

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4882 44A Avenue

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Connecting agents to the community Reach more home buyers and sellers in your market

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100 YEARS

A52 The Delta Optimist July 21, 2022

Todd Jackson, B.A. Amy Lambert, B.A. Richard Lowe, RIBC Mike Van Straaten, BMgt Personal Real Estate Corpora�on Personal Real Estate Corpora�on Realtor

Personal Real Estate Corpora�on

President’s Club - 2020 Top 1% - REBGV

3480 River Road, Ladner $4,399,000

#315-4977 Springs Blvd, Tsaw $849,000

5990 Kirkwood Road, Tsaw $1,350,000

#401-1330 Hunter Road, Tsaw $1,575,000

Sprawling rancher with extensive quality updates set on 5 acres. Includes 3 outbuildings, plenty of parking and storage

Tsawwassen Springs, newest building, bright southern exposure with open plan, 10’ ceilings, hardwood ﬂoors, covered deck, and air condi�oning.

Iconic Beach Grove property, corner lot just 50 meters from the beach. Fix up, rent out or build your dream home.

Re�re in style! Large & luxurious PENTHOUSE in the renowned ‘Sahalee’. Huge plan with plenty of space to accommodate your furniture. Quiet building & ideally located within walking distance to central Tsawwassen.

2,189 sq.# home | 3 bedrooms l 2 bathrooms | 217,800 sq. # lot 1022 sq# | 2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms l 2 parking

1,171sq# home | 3 bedrooms l 1 bathroom | 6,954 sq#. Lot 2141 sq. #. apartment l 2 bedrooms l 2 bathrooms

#1-17557 100 Avenue, Surrey #308-4686 51 Street, Ladner 340 Rosehill Wynd, Tsaw $1,215,000 $799,000 $1,599,000 1945 sq. #. townhome l 4 bedrooms 3.5 bathrooms

958 sq. # l 2 bedrooms l 1bathroom

Welcome to Fraser Hill in Fraser Heights. Newly built luxurious townhome in unbeatable loca�on. End unit with air condi�oning, hot water on-demand, double car garage, and 4th bedroom on lower level with full bathroom.

DELTA GREEN by Landcra# Homes, Adult Oriented bou�que complex 55+, Top Floor, 9 # ceilings, large SE exposed wrap around covered deck, air condi�oning, secured parking with EV charger/ roo#op pa�o, 2x6 construc�on, 2-5-10 Home Warranty

4,750 sq.# home | 4 bedrooms 4 bathrooms | 6,566 sq.# lot Large home with spectacular ocean & mountain views, I/G pool and suite poten�al!

6367 Crescent Ct, Ladner $1,899,000

1212 Paciﬁc Drive, Tsaw $2,199,000

4888 Ellis Lane, Ladner $899,900

2709 sq # home l 4 bedrooms plus games l 3 bathrooms l 7987 sq # lot Quiet cul-de-sac loca�on with unobstructed farmland and mountain views, this family home features a master on main, open kitchen, many updates including new ﬂooring and paint.

SOLD

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.

SOLD

5209 Walnut Place #402-1315 56 Street Ladner Tsaw

SOLD 4729 60B Street Ladner

1,552 sq. # | 3 bedrooms 2 1/2 barrooms | Village Walk Townhome located in the heart of Ladner. Luxurious ﬁxtures with split-level layout. 10’ ceilings on the main ﬂoor with 9” in all bedrooms. Private pa�o terrace. Side by side parking & large storage.

SOLD

4673 46 Avenue, Ladner $1,425,000

#111-5955 Iona Dr, Vancouver $829,900

2,120 sq. #. home | 4 Bed/2 Bath 6,598 sq. #. lot Perfect family home with large deck, private back yard and suite poten�al! Amazing Loca�on with close proximity to town, schools and parks.

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.

297 55th Street, Tsaw $3,499,000

1408 55 Street, Tsaw $1,490,000

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

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.

SOLD

#203-1175 55 Street #17-3459 W River Road #65-10200 4th Ave #204-1175 Ferguson Rd #304-4745 54A Street Richmond Ladner Tsaw Ladner Tsaw

100 YEARS

July 21, 2022 The Delta Optimist A53

Jennifer McIver 778-788-5078

Leanne Lionello 604-209-5294

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New Listing:

1265 49th Street

$1,998,000

COMPLETELY UPDATED EXECUTIVE RANCHER HOME ON A PRIVATE SOUTHWEST EXPOSED YARD WITH A NEWER SALTWATER POOL.

3 BED | 3 BATH | LIVING, DINING & FAMILY ROOM | 2,008 SQ FT | 7,438 SQ FT LOT

New Listing:

Ste. 305-4977 Springs Boulevard

$1,448,000

RESORT LIVING IN LIKE NEW NORTHWEST CORNER SUITE IN TSAWWASSEN SPRINGS - BREATHTAKING OCEAN, MOUNTAIN & GOLF COURSE VIEWS!

2 BED + DEN | 2.5 BATHS | 1,622 SQ FT | ENCLOSED 2 CAR GARAGE | 164 SQ FT VIEW DECK

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Outstanding New Price:

5321 Saratoga Drive

15 2 ,0 00 !

$1,348,000

THE PERFECT FAMILY HOME, WALKABLE TO TSAWWASSEN SCHOOLS & SHOPS WITH A LOVELY LARGE CHILD & DOG FRIENDLY BACK YARD!!

4 BED + FAMILY ROOM | 3 BATH | 1,819 SQ FT | 7,524 SQ.FT. LOT SOLD

SOLD

JUST SOLD

Marketed by Oakwyn Realty

Ste. 108-1892 Starling Drive $648,800

Ste. 209-1166 54A Street $699,900

Ste. 28-1100 56th Street $1,348,000

SOLD

Marketed by Smart Choice Realty

Marketed by Angell, Hasman & Assoc Realty

12340 24 Avenue $2,295,000

981 Paciﬁc Drive $4,288,000

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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1437 Duncan Drive

$2,599,000

NEW LUXURY HOME

1437 Duncan Drive is Hemingford’s tastefully crafted home, merging modern and traditional architecture design ideas. A highceiling lobby welcomes you as it opens up for a beautiful indooroutdoor space. An intelligent design flow ensures that nature is combined with comfort and luxury—a home designed for living and entertaining. The depth of quality in materials is evident throughout the home with Miele Appliances, Kohler plumbing fixtures, engineered wood floorings, and custom-made cabinets. Over 3200 sq ft, this 5 bedrooms/6 bathroom is situated on west facing rear yard lot in desirable Beach Grove, 2 blocks from Elementary School, beach access, golf course, shopping, parks BEACH GROVE and more. Ready for your family Sept/Oct 2022! $1,999,000

NEW LISTING

$550,000

5024 Erin Way

Beautifully updated Rancher on sunny private 11,399 sq ft lot in upper Tsawwassen. Over 2900 sq ft including a 635 sq ft guest house. 3 bedrooms 3 bathrooms in the main house while the detached guest house offers visitors privacy & luxurious comfort with potentially two bedrooms & full bathroom. Large south facing windows overlook the entertainer’s dream backyard with covered patio & sparkling in-ground pool plus hot tub. Open ﬂoor plan with renovation including ﬂooring, stunning tile & gourmet kitchen complete with stainless steel appliances & quartz countertops. The lovely master retreat has an ensuite & a walk in closet. Quiet central location.

$1,088,000

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.

$1,588,000

NEW PRICE

D L O S T S U J 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.

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

100 YEARS

July 21, 2022 The Delta Optimist A55

BETTER THAN NEW! NO GST!

JUST LISTED!

6435 HAMMERMILL AVENUE $1,849,000

John Nielsen

DISIRED Southlands beach community is surrounded by lush farmland a nd a short walk to premier Centennial Beach...one of the best beaches in the lower mainland! This better than new estate cottage with no GST offers almost $30,000 in quality upgrades including beautiful Maple hardwood flooring, poly aspartic garage floor coating, fencing and additional landscaping. The farmhouse inspired home features open concept living with European influenced oversize windows throughout and 4 generous sized bedrooms wi/vaulted ceilings in the master & grand 5 piece ensuite. The chef's delight open kitchen with huge island features a Bertazzoni duel gas range and Fisher & Paykel fridge with bottom freezer is all open onto spacious living room and amazing game c hanging sunny West outdoor private patio!

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4774 104TH STREET

NEW W PR RICE!

$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.

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY TY! Y

2975 53RD STREET Almost square q 17.34 acre p parcel with 823 ft. off road frontage features f an English style y country home, 5 stall barn, hay ﬁeld ﬁ and generous pasture area which has been an established equestrian facility for decades. The property offers an ideal central p l 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.

$5,950,000

PORT GATEWAY

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JUST LISTED!

34 Successful Years

SOLD!

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$3,998,000

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D L O S Day

5269 1st Avenue

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.

in 1

$2,199,000

NEW LISTING

1122 53A STREET

LIFETIME MEMBER

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

$1,399,000

$1,490,000

Updated 2,287sf 5 bedroom home in central Tsawwassen situated on E 5E''8#A =.9//='@ 62%L +E83 ,22( 8' C25)6A%A "8%: � DAB(225'9 68#83; (225 "?;E' -(A)6ECA9 B8383; (225 4 78%C:A3 ":8C: D2%: 2)A3 %2 %:A BAC7L F:A 62"A( 6A#A6 @AE%$(A' E < DAB(225 83&6E" '$8%A "?3A" CE()A%' 4 )83A 78%C:A3 "8%: G?G E))68E3CA'L +E3! $);(EBA' 83C6$B83; 3A" CE()A% B2"3'%E8('9 )6$5D83; 4 A6AC%(8CE6 $);(EBA' "?<>> E5) 'A(#8CA 4 ;E(E;A 8' )(A"8(AB @2( E3 A6AC%(8CE6 CE( C:E(;A(L

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.

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.

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975 235 Street, Langley

For Sale

Welcome Home! This renovated 5 bed, 2 bath home is a family-friendly dream. Oﬀering over 2930 sq Welcome to Brisa! Enjoy the summer days hosting family

& friends on your fenced in patio at this desirable and private ground level 2 bed, 1 bath condo. Perfect for families Upgrades include a fully re-done + open white kitchen w/ quartz countertops, soft close wood cabinetry, as both bedrooms are spacious with his & her closets in granite composite sink + S/S Bosch applianc. Enjoy the sliding glas doors & all the natural light that they the master w/ ensuite. Renovations to name a few are laminate ﬂooring, built in water puriﬁcation, countertops, bring. Upstairs has 3 oversized bedrooms w/ 1 bathroom + an abundance of storage space. Downstairs and appliances. This building welcomes rentals making contains a large & bright kitchen/family room, 2.5 bedrooms + 1 bath perfect for your teenagers, parents, it a perfect opportunity for investors! Prime location and walking distance to city centre, schools, rec centre, and or summer guests. Sit back & relax in your new deck or large fenced in backyard. Nothing else left to do public transit. Comes with 1 parking spot underground and here but pack your belongings+ move on in. Showings by appt only, book today! pet friendly.

ft of updated, open concept & recently renovated space - entertaining will be a dream this summer.

Brian Elsey PREC

604-551-9396

Harry Ratchford 604-315-2633

www.brianelsey.ca www.harryratchford.ca

ALL OUR SELLERS HAVE SOLD! LIST WITH US NOW AND BENEFIT FROM A COMPLIMENTARY MARKET EVALUATION.

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I rate Brian Elsey and Harry Ratchford a GREAT DUO to buy or sell your home, they truly are the best! They not only service all of the regular community demographics all over BC but are now also specializing in catering to the large senior market. Both have excellent sales skills, information and resources at hand. While selling my condo they had 2 open houses each weekend plus numerous showings and gave me feedback on each occasion. They always asked if it would be convenient. They also ran large Ads in the Homes for Sale Section. “Thank you” just does not seem adequate to convey my great appreciation for a home sale well done by both of them in partnership! Thanks, Susan Brian and Harry listed our house in Tsawwassen and we had an offer within days. They did not stop their work at that time; instead they continued to market the house in case there were any hiccups (there were none!!). They followed through and helped right until the closing. Overall an excellent process and they were a pleasure to deal with. We really appreciated their hard work and commitment to getting us the best deal. Thanks, Bill and Irene. Call Brian or Harry for a FREE MARKET EVALUATION of your home! RE/MAX PROGROUP - 5360 12TH AVE, DELTA, B.C. - 604.943.8080

AMEX BROADWAY WEST REALTY - SUITE 201-10055 W. BROADWAY - 604.738.8878

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.

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REMEMBRANCES

EMPLOYMENT

OBITUARIES

GENERAL EMPLOYMENT Anson Industrial Mfg. Corporation − Machine and Lathe Operators Salary commensurate with experience Medical/Dental coverage Profit share in place 604−952−4055 info@ansonindustrial.com

WOJAK, Norma Gail Mary (Gail) HARVEY, Dorothy Marion Agnes

February 15, 1933 - November 28, 2021 After Dorothy’s passing in November, we would now like to invite you to a celebration of Dorothy’s life on Saturday, August 6th at 1:00pm at South Arm United Church, 11051 No 3 Rd, Richmond, BC.

HUGHES, Dorothy (Dot) Passed away peacefully on June 20th 2022. Dorothy is predeceased by her husband Bill and survived by her sons Danny, Randy and Graham. Her daughters in law Lissa, Sharon and Diane, along with grandchildren Geordie, Jared, Ellisha, Karly, Derek and Evan will share in the many memories of Grama Dorothy. Please consider supporting one of Dorothy’s favourite charities, “The B.C Guide Dog Association”.

Gail was born on February 19, 1940 in North Battleford, Saskatchewan. The family moved to Edmonton when Gail was 1 years old. She attended school in the Edmonton Catholic School System through elementary and high school. After taking a business course she worked at Palm Dairies and CN Rail where she met her husband Gus and made lifelong friends. She and Gus lived in Edmonton until his passing in 2006. Gail moved to Ladner, BC, in 2007 to be closer to family. She was an avid fan of the Vancouver Giants but never lost her loyalty to the Edmonton Oilers and the Edmonton Elks.

She is survived by her sister Pam and husband Terry Bonner, nephews Scott (Nola), Craig (Angela) and great nieces Hayley, Kennedy and Ava, as well as former in-laws in Kamloops.

COMMUNITY

FARM LABOURERS Brar Bros Farms

Required for weeding, planting, harvesting & grading vegetables. This job involves hard work; bending, lifting, standing & crouching. $15.65/hour, 45+ hr/wk, 6 days/wk, Nov 2022 to June 2023. Fx: 604-576-8945, or email: TJ@brarbrosfarm.com

EDUCATION TUTORING SERVICES Looking for a Tutor I am looking for an affordable tutor for my 24−year−old son. He needs to work on grade 7 or 8 math. 778−877−9165

GARAGE SALES

ANNOUNCEMENTS

GARAGE SALES GARAGE SALES MULTI-FAMILY SALE SATURDAY July 23 • 9am - 1pm 5279 River Road, LADNER Something for Everyone.

MARKETPLACE

ROSS, Morris January 21, 1932 − July 8, 2022 With great sadness, I announce the passing of my husband. He was born in Johannesburg, South Africa. He lived and worked in Canada for most of his life. He loved crossword puzzles and reading. We had a great many travels and adventures together. He will be greatly missed. He is survived by his loving wife and family. Rest well, my love.

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GUTTER COMPANY

For Sale - $54,000. Make $100,000 per year and work 4 days a week. I can train/Good will is 37 years old. Lots of fun for the right person/I’m 81 years old and I still do it! This is everything you’ll need. - Delta - Richmond - Vancouver is where I worked. Leave your Text only at 604-788-3991, mark it “interested” or Email rickyjamespage@gmail.com & mark it “interested” on subject line.

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OFFICE/RETAIL

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Garage Sale at Tsawwassen Mini Storage July 17, 12 PM − 4 PM July 23, 11 AM − 3 PM Tsawwassen furniture garage sale at Tsawwassen Mini Stor− age − just before border to Point Roberts. Rain or Shine. 15 − 56th Street, Tsawwassen

LOST LOST MEN’S GLASSES, Guess grey frame, tri-focal progressive lens. Lost near Town Centre Mall area 2 weeks ago. 604-948-4381

APARTMENTS/ CONDOS FOR RENT

Rental Office 604.948.9111

BUSINESS FOR SALE

LOW COST Cremation Packages Available. URN’s starting at $99

Arrangements made in the comfort or your home, our ofﬁce, by email or fax for your convenience. No pressure sales or commission. Bakerview only provides what you ask for. We are here to help every step of the way.

RENTAL

LEGAL LEGAL/PUBLIC NOTICES REPAIRERS LIEN ACT Griffin Pacific Property Ltd. is indebted to Cubex Limited for repairing and storage on a 2007 GMC Sweeper VIN: J8DE5B16X77903715. Lien is claimed under the Act. There is presently an amount due and owing of $25,000.00 plus any additional costs of storage, seizure and sale that may accrue. Notice is hereby given that on August 5, 2022, or thereafter, the said vehicle will be sold. The vehicle is currently stored at Cubex Limited, 7423 Wilson Ave, Delta, BC., V4G 1E5. The vehicle was placed in storage on November 1, 2021. For more information, call Cubex Limited at 604-946-1856

LADNER Office or Retail 727 sq. ft. .

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PAINTING/ WALLPAPER

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Residential Cleaning Service Week • Bi-Weekly • Monthly Move In • Move Out Sophia • 604-805-3376 www.pumacleaning.com

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MOVING

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604-230-0627

HANDYPERSON

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Celebrating 30 Years!

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ACROSS

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29. Ad __ 30. Circulation problem (abbr.) 31. Brother or sister 33. A famous “Squad” 34. Stage actor Anthony 36. Violent seizure of property 38. Saclike cavities 40. Sound units 41. Counts on 43. Dad 44. Woman (French) 45. A digital tape recording of sound 47. Polish Baltic peninsula 48. Recipe measurement

51. Requests out of dire need 53. Precious stone weight unit 55. The immaterial part of a person 56. Anoint 58. Golf score 59. Supernatural 60. Northwest Territories 61. Can be made suitable 64. A professor’s helper 65. Having a toothlike edge 67. Got atop a horse 69. Judged 70. Static balance between opposing forces

15. Occupies 18. Small island (British) 21. Misuse of the sacred 24. Covers with a thin sheet 26. Most valuable player 27. Title of respect 30. Investigated discreetly 32. Belonging to the bottom layer 35. Black tropical American cuckoo 37. Music genre 38. Indicates one is in mourning 39. Secured forever 42. Bodily cavity

43. A dog is one 46. Chose to do something 47. Annoy persistently 49. Large hotel rooms 50. Beg 52. Docket 54. Subway dwelling rodent 55. Sources 57. Mild Dutch cheese 59. Spanish city 62. Consumed 63. Ballplayer’s tool 66. Midway between north and east 68. Atomic #3

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A60 The Delta Optimist July 21, 2022

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Western Family Pork Back Ribs Fully Cooked, Selected Varieties, Frozen, 610g

Coca-Cola Products Selected Varieties, 12 x 355 mL or 6 x 710 mL

Western Family Black Tiger Prawns 41 to 50 Count, Easy Peel, Frozen, 340g

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Green Grapes or Red Grapes, No. 1, Seedless, Imported, 5.49/kg

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Wonder Bread (570g), Also Deli World Rye (500g)

Watermelon Seedless, USA

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