Delta Optimist February 8, 2024 by Delta Optimist

(604) 809 09 2855

Just Sold

Listed by RE/MAX

THURSDAY

FEBRUARY 8

#160 5421 10 Ave

Help alleviate food insecurity for children & youth in Delta.

2 bed, 2 bath 1,345 sqft home South Facing Private Yard

Give where you live. www.deltafoundation.org

2024

Red Velvet

Blizzard Cupid Cake

LADNER, BC 604-946-8683 dqcakes.ca

19.99

Perfectly Sized wo for Tw

While supplies last Valid only at Ladner DQ

Original

Cheeseburger BEST Meal DEAL IN $ 8 LADNER eaert!ls Mcleudaesl D dess

3-pc. Chicken Strip Meal

Valid only at Ladner DQ

BOGO BLIZZARD -

BOGO

$ 99

Any Size Any Flavour

$ 99 Expires Feb 29th, 2024 Valid only at Ladner DQ

5124 Ladner Trunk Road, Delta BC •

any Boxed Novelty

Expires Feb 29th, 2024 Valid only at Ladner DQ

ladnerdq

W2 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

Covid-19 Safety protocols in place

Be Beaautiful utiful Smiles Smiles Cr Crea eated ted by by the the Artisans at Esthetics Denture Studio

Advantages and beneﬁts of being an Cosmetic Precision Denture System™ Advantages and benefits of being an Cosmetic Precision Denture System Esthetics Denture Studio patient: Premium quality Cosmetic Precision Dentures instill conﬁdence Premium quality Cosmetic Precision Dentures instill confidence and provide optimum and provide optimum function while eating, speaking and • Alex Hupka has 26 years of experience as a registered Esthetics Denture Studio patient: function while eating, speaking, and laughing. Sophisticated instrumentation records laughing. Sophisticated instrumentation records facial and dental technician and 16 years experience as a registered • Alex Hupka hasdenturist. 26 years of experience as a registered dental technician

• A Combined experience of 42 years in the dental ﬁeld and 21 years of experience as a registered denturist. produces results of esthetic beauty with unparalleled • Aaccuracy Combined experience 47 years in the dental field produces results of in all ourofproducts •esthetic Natural beauty estheticsaccuracy and function, immaculate beauty with unparalleled in all our products. attention to detail • Natural beauty esthetics and function, immaculate attention to detail • We provide integrated treatment planning with your • We provideor integrated treatment planning with your dentist or surgeon. dentist surgeon ••Implant-supported and retained treatment planning and Implant supported and denture retained denture treatment planning and engineering engineering. Highest quality dental materials available with no ••Highest quality dental materials available with no compromise compromise ••We have an in-house laboratory to maintain product quality control We have an in house laboratory for all and your needs, tofor product and quality control allmaintain your needs. 5 year warranty ••5-year warranty againstagainst breakagebreakage during eatingduring eating • Free home care kit, including professional • Free home care kit, including professional denture cleaner with new denture cleaner with new cosmetic and partial cosmetic and for partial dentures for the lifetime of being our patient. dentures the lifetime of being our patient

facial and anatomical informationto to recreate your natural smile and the youthful facial anatomical information recreate your natural smile and the youthful facial lipsquality and cheeks. contours of your lips contours and cheeks.of Ouryour premium teeth duplicate natural teeth. Our premium quality are teeth duplicate natural teeth. Our premium teeth contours designed to match your skeletal typeThe withcontours feminine of our premium teeth are designed to match your skeletal type and masculine characteristics to accentuate your appeal. with feminine and masculine characteristics to accentuate your appeal.

The Art and Advantages of Cosmetic The Art and Advantages of Cosmetic Precision Precision Dentures: Dentures:

- created with nuances naturalso nuances, so youspeak, can speak, • Esthetics Esthetics – created with natural you can confidently smile, and

smile laugh. and laugh with confidence. Contours - Naturally sculpted tissue surfaces, make Cosmetic • Precision Contours – Dentures Naturally sculpted tissue surfaces make Cosmetic Precision Dentures almost indistinguishable from natural almost indistinguishable from natural tissues. tissues. - eat virtually any food efficiently, improve digestion. • Health Health – Eat virtually any food efficiently to improve digestion. Strength and Fit – Strength and Fit - extremely dense materials provide a strong, extremely dense materials provide a strong, secure, non-irritating, comfortable fit. secure, non irritating comfortable fit. • Biocompatibilty Biocompatibility – dense equalized materials aid in preventing stain and odour - dense equalized materials aid in the buildup. prevention of stain and odor buildup.

Alex Hupka, Alex Hupka, RD, RDT, Denturist. RD, RDT, Denturist.

Warranty for 5 years against breakage e consultation during eating

No referral needed, Call to book your No referral No referral needed, free consultation

#240 – 3671 Westminster Hwy. Richmond BC V7C 5V2 of Terra Nova Shopping Centre Second

www.bcdenturist.ca

CONSULTATION

604.279.9151 604.279.9151 604.279.915 604.279.9151 CALL TO

CALL TO BOOK YOUR FREE CONSULTATION

Call to book your No referral needed, Call to book your free consultation free consultation

604.279.9151

Please, come visit our site.

Please, come visit our site. Please, come visit our site.

(604) 809 09 2855

Just Sold

#160 5421 10 Ave 2 bed, 2 bath 1,345 sqft home South Facing Private Yard

Listed by RE/MAX

THURSDAY

FEBRUARY 8

2024

Help alleviate food insecurity for children & youth in Delta. Give where you live. www.deltafoundation.org

Tsawwassen legion works out lease deal SANDOR GYARMATI s g ya rm a t i @ d e l t a - o p t i m i s t .co m

It is great news for members of the Royal Canadian Legion Tsawwassen Branch No. 289 and those who frequent the establishment. The legion, since the mid1990s, has been leasing space in Century Square, a commercial complex in the 1800block of 56th Street, owned by Century Group. Acknowledging the rent break it has been getting from Century Group, the legion was facing its biggest challenge because the property management company for the owner notified them when the lease was renewed in the summer of 2022, it would be the last. That left the legion, continuing to be active fundraisers in the community, look-

ing for another affordable location as the clock ticked on the lease, which was set to expire Aug. 31, 2023. Fortunately, after an extension, the two sides have been able to negotiate a new threeyear lease. Branch president Tanya MacNeill told the Optimist it was fantastic news and a great relief, as finding an alternate location in the community proved difficult. “We went to several other different places to look for, like the Tsawwassen Commons area and anywhere within Tsawwassen, but market rates everywhere are just so expensive. “As a not for profit, it was just way too much for us,” she said. MacNeill noted other factors including finding the right size and a location

where they could get a liquor licence also proved to be challenging. “Not having to move was obviously our best-case scenario and we are so absolutely appreciative of the fact we were able to work out something that works for us both,” she added. Century Group president Sean Hodgins told the Optimist that the credit really goes to property manager Simon Griffiths, who managed to negotiate something that makes the legion happy. It is obvious there is a bond among people who frequent the legion, so he is glad that can continue, he said. In summer 2022, city council gave the branch another boost by approving an application to make the temporary seasonal outdoor patio permanent.

JIM KINNEAR PHOTO

Nicole Dosenberg, vice-president of the Tsawwassen legion, (left) with president Tanya MacNeill.

A2 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

COUNCIL CONSIDERATION OF BYLAWS – FEBRUARY 12, 2024 Notice is hereby given that Delta City Council will consider giving first, second, and third readings to the bylaws referenced below at its Regular Meeting at 4:00 p.m. on Monday, February 12, 2024 in the Council Chamber, Delta City Hall, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC. On November 30, 2023, the Province of BC enacted legislation that prohibits all Municipalities in British Columbia from holding a public hearing for rezoning bylaw amendments for residential or mixed-use developments that are consistent with the relevant Municipality’s official community plan. Watch Live: The Regular Meeting will be broadcast live at www.delta.ca/watchlive. Members of the public who do not wish to attend may listen and watch the proceedings on the City’s website. Video recordings are archived on the City’s website.

Bylaw No. 8362 (File No. LU009253) Location:

7570, 7646, 7654, 7660, 7690 and 7700 Hopcott Road

Applicant:

Zuliani & Company Consultants Ltd.

Proposal:

To rezone the subject property from Medium Impact Industrial (I2) to Marine Terminal Industrial (I4) to allow a portion of the subject site to be used for outside storage of shipping containers alongside the owner’s existing marine transportation loading and unloading facility. This application is consistent with Delta’s Official Community Plan.

Staff Contact:

Paul Belzile, Senior Planner – 604-952-3155

Bylaw No’s. 8320 and 8321 (File No. LU009522) Location:

8037, 8057, 8067, 8087 120 Street

Applicant:

Cameron Bourne, Arcadis-IBI Group

Proposal:

Application for Rezoning, Housing Agreement and Development Permit to allow a mixed-use high rise development with four buildings ranging from 6 to 32 storeys in height with 876 residential units, 10,550 m2 of office space, 6,562 m2 of retail space and 317.5 m2 of childcare space that would accommodate 60 children. This application is consistent with Delta’s Official Community Plan. Delta Zoning Bylaw No. 7600, 2017 Amendment Bylaw No. 8320, 2024 To rezone the subject property from Core Commercial (C1) and Core Commercial Cannabis (C1C) to Comprehensive Development Zone No. 35 (CDZ35) to allow construction of a mixed-use residential development with building heights up to 32 storeys and a floor space ratio of 4.0. Delta Housing Agreement Bylaw No. 8321, 2024 To enter into a Housing Agreement to ensure that the residential units in the proposed 10-storey building in the north west corner of the subject property be for seniors (55 years old and up). Development Permit LU009522 Development Permit LU009522 would address the form and character of the proposed development, which is located in the Scott Road Corridor (SRC) Development Permit Area. Approval of the Development Permit is delegated to the General Manager, Development as per “Development Application Procedures Bylaw No. 8347, 2023.” Further information regarding this application is available at https://letstalk.delta.ca/lu009522.

Staff Contact:

Mike Ruskowski, Senior Planner – 604-946-3382

FOR MORE INFORMATION REGARDING THE PROPOSED BYLAWS Materials related to the proposals such as the proposed bylaws, detailed maps and other information may be inspected at Delta City Hall, 4500 Clarence Taylor Crescent, Delta, BC, Monday to Friday, excluding statutory holidays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. from Thursday, February 1, 2024 to Monday, February 12, 2024. If you have a general inquiry regarding the proposed bylaws or if you would like assistance to inspect any relevant documentation, please contact the Development Department by email at development@delta.ca or by phone at 604-946-3380. Correspondence received up to 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February 7, 2024 will be included in the Agenda package and correspondence received thereafter will be provided to Council in advance of the meeting. All correspondence must include your name and full address and will form part of the public record for these proposals and be published on the City’s website. Those wishing to provide comment on the proposal may do so in the following ways: Email: mayor-council@delta.ca

Write to:

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

UPFRONT

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A3

Got News?

Contact Ian, Sandor or Phil at ijacques@delta-optimist.com or call 604-998-3616

Police say incident proves value of body-worn cameras 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

Delta police say a recent incident where a suspect got into a physical confrontation with officers underscores the importance of the bodyworn camera program. Police said in a news release Wednesday (Jan. 31) that in response to a domestic assault reported on Jan. 28, at 1 p.m., officers located and engaged with an intoxicated suspect who had left the scene. After being told that he was under arrest, the suspect started fighting with the officers. During the assault, two officers were exposed to the suspect’s blood, resulting in one officer requiring ongoing treatment for blood contamination. The suspect has been charged with one count of assault related to the initial complaint, one count of assaulting a police officer, and one

count of resisting or willfully obstructing a police officer. The individual has been released from custody. “This incident underscores the invaluable contribution of the DPD’s body-worn camera program. Video footage retrieved from an officer’s BWC impeccably documented the altercation, including the assault on two officers perpetrated by the suspect. Although the camera footage will not be publicly disclosed, it forms a pivotal piece of evidence for this case,” said A/Insp. James Sandberg. Delta police said among the key advantages of the program is enhanced accountability by furnishing an impartial record of interactions between police and the public. Chief Neil Dubord told the Delta police board in December that a 2024 survey found 92 per cent approval for the

BUY MORE SAVE MORE SALE! All Closet Orders

DELTA POLICE SUBMITTED

Using body-worn cameras fosters transparency, nurturing trust between the police and the community, according to Delta police. program. A report to the police board notes that, currently, the DPD is equipped with 20 body-worn cameras acquired at a cost of

roughly $15,000. While the complete expenditure for the equipment and related gear amounted to $24,000, approximately

$9,000 was subsidized through the police training and equipment grant provided by the provincial Civil Forfeiture Office.

The report also notes that, overall, the survey feedback shows that the program aligns well with DPD’s community-first policing approach. The department in 2022 became the first in B.C. to deploy the cameras operationally, starting with the interdiction team. The pilot-program later expanded to the traffic section and then to frontline patrol. During an update hosted by B.C. Association of Chiefs of Police in Surrey earlier this month, it was noted the association is working on a coordinated approach to adding the cameras. Vancouver police recently announced a pilot program in which 85 officers in the traffic section along with those who work in the downtown core and in East Vancouver will begin patrolling with chestmounted cameras. The plan is to expand the program to all frontline offers.

✓ Locally owned and operated ✓ Local manufacturing for a quicker turn around time ✓ Custom closets, entertainment units, garage storage, and more ✓ Competitive pricing and limited lifetime warranty

Call today to book your free in-home quote Valid until February 29.

Serving South Delta Since 2011! • 604-943-7721 • www.deltaclosets.ca

A4 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

Gov’t. says more rules soon on cellphones, but no details PHIL MELNYCHUK

p m e l nyc h u k@ d e l t a - o p t i m i s t .co m

The province has said it wants to restrict cellphone use in classrooms, something the president of the Delta Teachers’ Association supports. Finding the best way of curbing technology however, while preserving its advantages, will take sorting out. “Overall, the DTA is pleased that the government is working on this issue to keep kids safe, absolutely,” Susan Yao told the Optimist, but she noted the government is talking about restrictions on cellphones, rather than a ban. “So, what will that look like? Policies have yet to be determined,” she said. Many teachers will welcome the change because cellphones and social media can be a distraction to learning, as well as a hazard to student mental health, she added. Sharing images, extortion and bullying can all take place. “And we don’t know what’s happening in the hallways, when students aren’t in class,” she added. However, many teachers use tech-

SKYNESHER/E+/GETTY IMAGES

Finding the best way of curbing technology however, while preserving its advantages, will take sorting out, says the president of the Delta Teachers’ Association.

nology in their classroom for research, communication or for use as calculators, while some teachers ask students to put their cellphones away. There are good and bad points with such devices, Yao said. And how will restrictions impact the positive uses of devices in education? “So what will new policies look like and how will they be implemented?” B.C. Premier David Eby said on Jan. 26 that the government plans on “restrict-

LEARN PILATES - MOVE BETTER, FEEL BETTER WITH OUR NEW FUNDAMENTALS 5 CLASS PASS

15% OF

CLASS PASS ONLY $ 165 (ends F eb 29)

LEARNING PILATES IS NOW EASIER THAN EVER WITH OUR FUNDAMENTALS PROGRAM WITH CLASSES OFFERED DAILY! Start Anytime. Flexible schedule. Self-booking. Self-paced. In 5 classes you will experience the incredible benefits of Pilates using the specialized equipment. Easy to start: 1. Purchase the Fundamentals Package online or at the Studio 2. Confirm you have no injuries that will impede participation in a small group class. 3. Book your Fundamental Pilates classes online and begin! BOOK ONLINE: www.twcpilates.com/jumpstart or EMAIL: admin@twconline.ca REGULAR PRICE: $190 $165 UNTIL FEB 29. Once you have completed the 5 Fundamentals Classes you can join our mainstream Pilates program with over 54 classes per week to choose from.

PREFER ONE ON ONE?

JumpStart Package - 3 one on one sessions plus 2 classes for $239. Start anytime. Call for details. 604.943.8823

TWC PILATES #120- 5133 Springs Blvd, Tsawwassen Springs Clubhouse 604-943-8823 • www.twcpilates.com

ing the use of cellphones in schools” but gave no details, saying the government will work with school districts, to ensure schools have policies by September. The premier also announced services to remove images from the internet and pursue predators and hold social media accountable for the harm they’ve caused. However, guidelines are already in place for both students and teachers, when it comes to personal communication devices, said Delta School District superintendent Doug Sheppard, who welcomed the government’s announcement. The school district’s procedures, revised in 2022, say that mobiles are not to be used during class time (unless such use helps with learning, as permitted by the teacher) or during any school activity and that they should be stored in silent mode. During emergencies, school principals can decide acceptable use during those situations. Neither can cellphones be used during exams, without permission, or in change rooms or washrooms. Those

who don’t comply, could face disciplinary measures. The procedures also note that storing the phones securely is the owner’s responsibility. But in the next few months, government should send more detailed guidelines about cellphone restrictions, Sheppard added. “Once we have that information, we will look at making any necessary changes for implementation at the start of the new school year in September,” Sheppard said. Yao also asked if once policies are decided, who will oversee enforcement? “Teachers are already being challenged with the many aspects of their job. They don’t need yet another task to manage,” she added, saying that smaller class sizes helps everything. Families also must support the policies, she added. Still, Yao is happy the government is doing something, adding that the use of cellphones is a community and societal problem, that must be addressed together, with teachers consulted.

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A5

62 YEARS SERVING DELTA

Valentine Special Valentines Day Wednesday, February 14

ROSES 27 $

DOZEN

PRE ORDER 604-946-5986 MINI

SUPER SPECIAL

DAFFODILS

PRIMULA

NOW

4” POT

REG. 3 $

$ 99 REG. $399 EACH

4” POT

NOW

6508 LADNER TRUNK RD. • 604-946-5986

99 EACH

A6 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

Valentine’s Day Special The Recovery Facial Collagen Facial + Mini Scalp Treatment 90mins $230 Each Bring a friend or a partner the week of February 10th - 17th and receive Champagne & Strawberries!

604.948.0458 - AtlantisDaySpa.com Follow on! #301-1777 56th St. Tsawwassen, BC

Purchase a Collagen Moisturizer + Collagen Supreme Serum and receive a free daily ceramide 20 pack capsules.

#301 1777 56th Street, Delta www.atlantisdayspa.com

City to review new Ladner Village sign process 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 City of Delta will review the process that led to the installation of a controversial sign welcoming visitors to Ladner Village, as well as the new sign itself. Mayor George Harvie, at Monday’s council meeting, announced the review of the process to add the signage at the Stokes and Cullis Plaza, which he said has “sparked many conversations regarding whether this sign fits in with our community and how we could have better engaged residents and businesses on the scope, design and location of the sign.” A concept photo of the proposed plaza layout that

CONDOMINIUM COLLECTION AT WEST COAST ESTATES IN SUNNY TSAWWASSEN

had been made available to the public showed a space for “iconic signage with lighting” but not an image of what the sign would look like. When the blue sign, which is lit at night, was installed last month, it seemed to catch many off guard and drew a lot of mostly negative comments on social media. Harvie noted, “As mayor, I fully agree this is not the city’s best work.” City manager Donny van Dyk has been tasked to review the process, how the structure was procured and installed and report back to council on how future city projects can be ensured to fit better with the community. Harvie said he also asked van Dyk to report

back on the future placement of the current sign. The city manager will undertake the review without direction from the mayor or council, Harvie added. Completed last November, the new plaza was created following the redevelopment and restoration of the two-storey Stokes and Cullis building, which was built in 1907, to its original look. An earlier staff report noted that the plaza was estimated to cost approximately $200,000 with the Ladner Rotary Club contributing $25,000 for two features of the plaza – the two e-bike charging stations and the large wooden seating structure. - with files from Ian Jacques

Welcome prosperity in the year of the Dragon. Happy Lunar New Year! ONLY

DEPOSIT*

All renderings are representations only. The developer reserves the right to make changes to any information contained herein and make modifications to specifications, floor plans, features, sizes and measurements without further notice. This is not an offering for sale. Any such offering can only be made by way of a disclosure statement. E & O.E.

OVER 50% SOLD!  STARTING FROM UNDER $400K • Parkside homes in a seaside setting • Studio, 1 and 2 bed condominium homes • Ocean view homes still available • Steps to ocean, entertainment & shopping

* Contact your sales representative for details. Offer valid until Feb 29th. Under construction, completion early 2025.

LiveWCE.com

T: 604.800.9099

SALES CENTRE: 2008 Osprey Drive, Tsawwassen Open Wednesday to Sunday: 11am – 4pm and by appointment.

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A7

Carrier fined $2,371 for truck hitting roof of Massey Tunnel The incident caused widespread traffic issues VIKKI HUI

Ri c h m o n d N e w s

A carrier was fined and grounded after one of its trucks hit the roof of the George Massey Tunnel midspan. The incident, which took place at night on Jan. 10, was reported to Richmond RCMP by a driver who witnessed the truck coming to a stop after hitting the roof, before it continued driving. On Feb. 2, Richmond RCMP announced the driver, a 30-year-old man from Surrey, was issued a violation ticket for failing to remain at the scene of a collision.

The carrier he worked for received an immediate suspension pending police investigation, which grounded all 20 vehicles in its fleet. It was then fined a total of $2,371 and had to submit an action plan for safely transporting oversized loads before police lifted the suspension on Jan. 19. Police explained the truck and its driver were not present when police arrived, but the driver and the carrier were identified thanks to dashcam footage from a driver. The incident caused “considerable trafficrelated issues over a wide area,” said Richmond

RCMP spokesperson Cpl. Dennis Hwang. “Evidence was discovered suggesting that the tunnel had sustained damage and needed to be immediately closed until a thorough structural assessment could be completed by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure.” The ministry’s commercial vehicle safety and enforcement officers will continue to monitor the carrier, and “new, high fines and lengthy suspensions” are being implemented to avoid collisions involving overweight vehicles, Hwang added.

Meet the marine pilots

Where:

Local marine pilots board and guide foreign ships in and out of B.C. waters, including Burrard Inlet and the Fraser River. Join us for this free presentation to hear firsthand about the role of marine pilots in the Port of Vancouver.

Port of Vancouver Delta Community Office Trenant Park Square, Ladner 5233 Ladner Trunk Road

Guest speakers:

Time:

When:

Thursday, February 29, 2024

Captain Nathan Boutilier President, B.C. Coast Pilots

4:00 to 5:30 p.m. or 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.

Captain Steve Swanson, Fraser River Pilots Committee

Online: portvancouver.com/delta Email: deltaoffice@portvancouver.com Phone: 604-665-9635

To register:

TICKETS ON SALE NOW

FOR THE FOLLOWING EVENTS: FEBRUARY 15 11

All you can eat Ukrainian Dinner

MARCH 9

Drag Variety Dinner Show

APRIL 18

MAY 14

Mother Day Tea with a Twist

SEPT 21

Elvis and Dinner

DOORS & BAR OPEN AT 5PM*

Patsy Cline * EXCEPTION - SEATINGS FOR Dinner Show MOTHER’S DAY ARE 11AM & 1PM At East Delta Hall

tickets@ www.mrmomsworldcatering.com 604.782.7298 or Mr. Mom’s World Cafe Cashier TRANSPORTATION POSSIBILITIES TBA

Mr. Mom’s Cafe 5155 47 Ave Ladner • 604.782.7298

IS YOUR CHILD TURNING FIVE IN 2024? KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION

BEGINS IN FEBRUARY!

Please visit the Delta School District website for more information or call 604.952.5340

A8 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024 Published every Thursday by the Delta Optimist, a division of LMP Publication Limited Partnership 5008 47A Avenue, Delta, BC V4K 1T8 Phone 604-946-4451 Deliveries 604-946-5171 www.delta-optimist.com PUBLISHER:

OPINION

No justice

Matt Blair

mblair@glaciermedia.ca EDITOR:

Ian Jacques

ijacques@delta-optimist.com REPORTERS:

Sandor Gyarmati

sgyarmati@delta-optimist.com

Phil Melnychuk

PMelnychuk@delta-optimist.com PHOTOGRAPHER:

Jim Kinnear jimgkinnear@netscape.net DIGITAL SALES MANAGER:

Marianne LaRochelle mariannel@glaciermedia.ca SALES REPRESENTATIVES:

John Gallinger

jgallinger@delta-optimist.com

Ruth VanBruksvoort rbruks@delta-optimist.com Lee Fruhstorfer

lfruhstorfer@delta-optimist.com

John Avdic javdic@delta-optimist.com SALES SUPPORT:

Linda Calendino

lcalendino@delta-optimist.com DISTRIBUTION:

Roya Sarwary

distribution@delta-optimist.com CLASSIFIED:

604-362-0586

DTJames@GlacierMedia.ca

(Note, all classifieds are done over the phone and remote. No bookings are made out of our office).

Canadian Publications Agreement #212490

Thursday’s circulation is 17,500 This paper is made of 40% recycled newsprint and printed using vegetable inks

The Delta Optimist is a member of the National Newsmedia Council, which is an independent organization established to deal with acceptable journalistic practices and ethical behaviour. If you have concerns about editorial content, please contact the editor at editor@delta-optimist.com or 604-998-3616. If you are not satisfied with the response and wish to file a formal complaint, visit the website at mediacouncil. ca or call toll-free 1-844-877-1163 for additional information.

Editor’s Note IAN JACQUES

he individual has been released from custody by the court. This is a phrase that is all too uncommon these days when it comes to police arrests and the subsequent next steps in our judicial

process. On page three of today’s edition, we have a story about a police arrest recently when a suspect got into a physical confrontation with two Delta police officers. The suspect is facing not only assault charges for the physical fight with officers, but also suspected assault related to the initial complaint – in this case – an intimate partner violence incident. These are serious charges where the safety and wellbeing of the officers is in question, as is the complainant – the victim - which brought police to their doorstep in the first place. Intimate partner violence cases are growing at an alarming rate, according to Delta police. I asked A/Insp. James Sandberg, public affairs manager for the department, to pull some stats for me from 2023. What he provided was shocking: * 834 files/reports in 2023 that fell into category of intimate partner violence * 169 of those events resulted in charge recommendations via Reports to Crown Counsel * 117 events resulted in charges sworn * In 27 of those 169 RTCC’s – either the officer released the suspect on an undertaking, or pursued court appearance by summons, or warrant request (officer released in first instance or could not locate suspect) * Of the 117 charge events, the courts held 21 suspects at their first appearance, meaning 96 were released. The last stat – 96 suspects released proves my point – our criminal justice system is so broken. The courts are giving more rights to the offenders than to the accused. This lack of justice must be so frustrating to police officers not only in this province, but across the country. There is a provincial election in October and a federal one is not too far off. If you agree that major changes need to be made to fix our justice system, remember this when you choose your candidate and cast your vote.

Valentine’s Day a time to reflect on the power of love

y dog Rosie turned 12 this week. She’s a golden Labrador with big brown eyes and blond hair that never stops sticking to the furniture. Her birthday reminded me of how deeply I love her. It led me to question how we explain feelings of intense love for a pet, a child, parent, friend, or romantic partner. Despite all of love’s failings, it’s the one emotion we can never give up on, even if we try. Valentine’s Day celebrates romantic love, and the love we feel for our friends and family. The history is murky, but we know its origins are in godly love. Saint Valentine was the patron saint of love, who handed out notes with expressions of God’s love.

Community Comment INGRID ABBOTT

In the Middle Ages, poet Geoffrey Chaucer advanced the idea by motivating people to write love letters to their betrothed and it took off. The first Valentine’s card was sent from prison. Nowadays, 145 million Valentine’s cards are exchanged every year, not including the ones classmates exchange at school Valentine’s Day parties. The giving of flowers began when Victorian-

era men claimed red roses as a symbol of love. In 1861, Richard Cadbury created heart-shaped boxes of chocolates. North Americans will spend $26 billion this month celebrating love. Commercialism aside, the sentiment is essential to our humanness and to our existence, for without love, we are not alive. Believe in love even if doesn’t look like what you expected because love is everywhere. It’s in how we make a meal, how we interact with our neighbour, and how we treat others. Love is not something you discover one day. It’s learning to see it every day so that it can lift you up and keep you strong. Whether you choose to celebrate Valentine’s Day or not, remember, love is to be cherished and not taken for granted.

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A9

Letters

CEILIDH DANCE sat. march 2, 2024

City action on chafer beetle infestation buggy, at best Editor: The City of Delta’s response to chaffer beetle infestations in South Delta is unbelievably tone deaf. According to the recent article in the Optimist, a City of Delta staffer is quoted as saying the beetle infestations aren’t necessarily getting worse, but they just continue to spread after first being seen in New Westminster in 2001. Not only is this response contradictory within itself, by saying they are not necessarily getting worse, and they are just spreading, he takes the position that the beetles have been in North Delta for more than 10 years. So, is he saying the city won’t help

its residents combat the infestation because the beetles now have tenure? Finally, he puts the onus on the landowner implying we should infest our lawns with more clover. So, if one were to look for a throughline to their next approach to a pest problem (such as tent caterpillars), would the city suggest residents remove our trees to let the caterpillars spread throughout our neighbourhoods? The City of Delta gets an A+ rating from me on the way it manages almost every item on its agenda. Why is this response so contrary to its otherwise sterling track record of governance? Steve Simpson

Kudos to Delta firefighters, and sorry for your loss Editor: On Jan. 14, I experienced a flood in my condo at Tsatsu Shores. A pipe next door burst during the extreme cold that we had and flooded my unit as well as a few others. The fire department came, and I can’t

say enough about how wonderful they were. They actually shovelled water out the front door and moved furniture around to save it and were just really helpful and reassuring. They were there for quite a while and worked

very hard in the freezing cold. I can’t thank them enough. They certainly are heroes. I would also like to extend my condolences on the loss of their fellow firefighter. Joey Kerr

kinvillage community centre 5430 10TH AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN

WITH MUSIC BY KILBIRNIE STATION & CALLER ALISON MOEN CEILIDH (KAYLEE)

Tickets $24

$20 for kvcc members Doors open at 6:30 pm Dancing 7-10 pm

For tickets, call 604-943-0225 or visit Kin Village Community Centre M-F, 9 am-2:30 pm.

WE ACCEPT PAYMENTS OVER THE PHONE. LICENCED PREMISES

BOOK SALE

March 8-10, 2024

Fri. March 8 - 10am to 6pm Sat. March 9 - 10am to 4pm / Sun. March 10 - 9am to 1pm

Thanks to the generosity of the community, we have reached our capacity for accepting books. We will begin accepting books again in October for our 2025 book sale.

Get the results you want from experienced dentists who Listen, Serve & Care. ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS

be in touch with your community.

anywhere.

Drs. Jan & Warren Roberts

www.delta-optimist.com 5550 12th Avenue, Tsawwassen • 604-943-3343 • robertsdental.ca

A1 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

CONTEST ALERT Bylaw says Ladner Village Letters

Valentine’s Day

Delta Optimist Valentine’s Contest Giveaway rules: No purchase required. The contest begins on January 26, 2024, at 10 a.m. PST and ends on February 9, 2024, at 11:59 p.m. PST. There is a total of one [1] prize retail value of $500 available to be won [click on the boxes above for prize details]. Skill-testing question required. Open to legal residents of British Columbia, Canada, who are the age of majority in the province at the time of entry. Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received before the contest closes. Limit 1 entry per person.

is ‘a special sign area’ Editor: One of the issues that doesn’t seem to have come up in the discussion of the new Ladner Village sign is the fact that the sign does not appear to comply with the Delta’s sign bylaw. I would note that the sign bylaw was last updated in 2001 and still refers to “The Corporation of Delta.” Perhaps it is the bylaw that is at fault? The bylaw, among other things, designates the village as “Ladner Village Special Sign Area,” an area in which

freestanding signs cannot exceed 1.8 m in height. The bylaw also controls lighting to indirect and does not permit backlit signs. The bylaw further states that a sign “must not detract from the character of an area.” I have seen zoning and construction applications delayed over the failure to either submit a sign plan or comply with the sign bylaw. Should not the same rules apply to the city? Brian Hart

New condos, sign = progress Editor: Why has the Ladner Village sign sparked such heated online discussions? People, it’s a sign. It identifies a location. It’s modern and suited for the progressive development that is about to take place in our community.

Coun. Dylan Kruger’s comments about his passion about preserving our community were heartening. He also stated that council approved the concept, but it doesn’t approve everything. Then why do you need to present a development plan for approval?

He also stated that he wants to keep in touch with the community, to protect what’s great about the village. Has he forgotten about the tower that is going to be built in the village? I guess that’s progress, like the sign. Bill Popovic

Need to reflect our history

Enter at: delta-optimist.com/contests/valentines-day-give-away

Editor: I was dismayed to read the city’s response to widespread criticism of the Ladner Village sign placed at the new Westham Square Plaza (Optimist, Feb. 1). Acting Mayor/Coun. Dylan Kruger seemed to be in downplay mode, whether it be on the topic of the city’s role in approving it, the general tenor of the response, or its overall community impact. We were even treated to the old trope of not “governing based on Facebook,” which could only serve to dismiss online community groups that have become (like it or not) a kind of virtual town square. It was not all that long ago that the city was using words like “prominent”, vibrant”, and “historic” in relation to the incoming plaza. The “Watch This Space!” sign that sat at the corner in advance of construction was undoubt-

edly placed to build anticipation for a showpiece project that would welcome visitors and induce pride in locals. At the time, the signage to be installed was billed as “iconic.” Now that the plaza is complete, the community is being told to move on. This council has bigger plans to revitalize the village, doncha know? We’re told this project is inconsequential in a grand scheme that includes waterfront and Seven Seas site redevelopment. “Signs will come and go”, our elected representative tells us. With respect, I think it’s essential that this council take action based on the immediate and overwhelming feedback received here. Our community deserves a beacon that reflects Ladner’s history and character, not an uninspired eyesore. Jordon Miller

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A11

It just takes one Shop Local Loyalty Card to receive a years worth of special savings! PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS Ladner Dairy Queen The RunInn Black Bond Books

Boutique Blanche Beach Grove Laser Vinca’s Kitchen

Atlantis Day Spa Flowers Beautiful Wings

A12 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

Dumped boulders remain fronting Delta seawall SANDOR GYARMATI

sgyarmati@delta-optimist.com

Some residents are still asking what’s up with a large pile of rocks dumped beside the Boundary Bay seawall. The City of Delta last fall issued a stop -work order on a new, singledetached house under

construction at 126 Centennial Parkway after a large pile of rocks and boulders was deposited over the fronting seawall. Nearby residents raised the alarm about the rocks being dumped on to the beach as a previous house on the site was being demolished. According to Delta’s

planning department at the time, the city issued a permit to construct the new house in September 2023. In conjunction with the building permit, an additional permit was issued for repair works to the existing seawall, which was limited to manual repairs of cracks in the

seawall and, if needed, access through the beach by foot. No modifications to the foreshore were permitted without the Department of Fisheries and Oceans approval. But in October, the city received a complaint about rocks dumped on the beachside.

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CLOSE A ROAD AND CANCEL THE DEDICATION OF THE ROAD (Pursuant to Sections 40 and 94 of the Community Charter ) TAKE NOTICE that City of Delta (“Delta”) intends to stop up, close and cancel the dedication as highway of that approximately 0.795 hectares of road (River Road) situated north of 7831 Vantage Way near Huston Road and River Way as shown outlined in bold and identified as “Road To Be Closed Lot 1” on Reference Plan EPP128988 accompanying this Notice (the “Subject Property”). This portion of River Road was created by Plan 78010. Bylaw cited as River Road Closure and Cancellation Bylaw No. 8310, 2023 (“Bylaw 8310”), will result in the Subject Property ceasing to be a public highway and title shall be vested in the City of Delta. THIS NOTICE IS FOR THE PURPOSE OF PUBLIC DISCLOSURE ONLY. IT IS NOT AN OFFER TO TRANSFER, LEASE OR GRANT ASSISTANCE TO ANOTHER PARTY. Should you have any questions or comments please contact Delta’s Lands Manager by February 16, 2024 at lands@delta.ca or (604) 354-6686, Monday through Friday (except statutory holidays) between the hours of 9:00 am and 5:00 pm.

PHOTO SUBMITTED BY PETER SCURR, OCTOBER 2023

The large pile of rocks placed on the beach last fall had nearby residents angered. The city then posted a stop-work order for works contravening the building permit. The planning department at the time noted the city was working with the DFO to receive approvals for the rock material to be removed from the federal seaside land. In an update this week, the planning department noted that the city received feedback from the assigned DFO officer in November. That officer indicated that the city could proceed with removing the stopwork order for the con-

struction on the private property, as the DFO’s assessment would take some time to complete. The investigation into the placement of the rocks, as well as any remedial actions required, remains ongoing, while Delta staff continue to monitor the construction site and respond to concerns by residents. According to BC Assessment, the total value of the property, as of July 1, 2024, was $3,286,100. Now demolished, the old house was valued at under $20,000 of that amount.

Join our amazing team and become a carrier. • Earn & Learn to Handle Money • Get Exercise • Learn Time Management

DISTRIBUTION

604-946-5171

distribution@delta-optimist.com

DELIVERED EVERY THURSDAY

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A13

Ladner Harbour boat basin fees increasing

The city assumed responsibility of the management and operation of the harbour in the late 1990s SANDOR GYARMATI

sgyarmati@delta-optimist.com

Delta council this week approved higher moorage fees at the Ladner Harbour boat basin. A staff report notes that the fees have been historically low to support the local fishing industry and have not increased in a number of years. Staff reviewed rates at other locations including

harbours and marinas at Port Hardy, Powell River, Sechelt, Steveston, Captain’s Cove and the Ladner Yacht Club. Despite the increased moorage rates, the new rates will remain low in comparison to other locations, according to staff. Monthly fees for larger commercial vessels are increasing at a greater percentage than the annual rates to provide

CITY OF DELTA REPORT

Last updated in 2018, the fees are to be more in line with fees offered for similar services at other small harbours.

an incentive for vessel owners to choose the annual rate. Council also agreed that a yearly review of moorage fees should take place for inflationary adjustments. The federal govern-

ment owns the small craft harbour, which includes a boat basin located at the end of McNeely’s Way, approximately one kilometre west of Ladner Harbour Park. In 1998, the Department of Fisheries

and Oceans, Small Craft Harbours divested operation of its working harbours to local harbour authorities throughout Canada. That same year, the City of Delta signed a lease agreement with

the DFO, designated the Ladner Harbour Authority of the DFO’s Small Craft Harbour. The city assumed the responsibility of the management and operations. The lease is in place until March 31, 2038.

SALE Like a Celebrity Wednesday, February, 21st

Coast Tsawwassen, 1665 56th Street, Tsawwassen, BC Show Starts at 6:30 pm Join your team from Expedia Cruises South Delta along with Chad Kowalenko of Celebrity Cruises at the Coast Tsawwassen Inn.

CALLUM TEMPLETON Callum won a gift card courtesy of

McDonald’s • 1835 56th Street TSAWWASSEN • 5776 Ladner Trunk Road LADNER

Live life on the Edge! Sail Like a Celebrity! + Drinks* + WiFi* + Grats on select sailings* + Up to $350 onboard cash credit* *Terms & conditions apply.

RSVP today! Space is Limited!

If you are interested in becoming a carrier please call 604-946-5171

A14 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

COME VISIT POINT ROBERTS TODAY! CHEAPEST GAS IN TOWN

Youth from Surrey arrested, charged in two assault cases RCMP and Delta police team up in investigations IAN JACQUES

i j a c q u e s @ d e l t a - o p t i m i s t .c o m

Chevron

360-945-0828 8AM-10PM Call to check gas prices

Point Fuel & Pantry

360-945-7611 7AM-11PM Call to check gas prices

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED

UPS Store

360-945-4877 9AM-7PM

Nielson’s Building Center 360-945-3116 9AM-5PM

FILL UP AT ONE OF OUR TWO LOCATIONS, BRING US THE RECEIPT AND PICKUP YOUR PARCEL FOR 99 CENTS*. *See UPS Store for details. Fuel Prices on our website www.pointrobertsgas.com or call 360-999-6027 • 360-786-8950

Great Selection of Valentines gifts found at TTC!

Thanks to the efforts and cooperation of Delta police and Surrey RCMP investigators, a 17-year-old Surrey youth is in custody facing serious assault charges. On Jan. 16, Surrey RCMP received a report of a woman who had been stabbed by an unknown man in the 12200-block of 84th Avenue. Then on Jan. 23, DPD responded to a report of a woman who had been stabbed by an unknown man in the 8100-block of 120th Street. “In both incidents, the victims suffered non-life-threatening physical injuries,” said RCMP in a news release. “Surrey RCMP and Delta Police Department investigators identified the suspect as a 17-year-old youth who is now charged with two counts of assault with a weapon and two counts of assault causing bodily harm. He has been remanded in custody.”

CLIFF MACARTHUR/PROVINCIALCOURT.BC.CA.

A Surrey youth is in custody awaiting his next court appearance charged in two assaults in Surrey and Delta.

The youth will next appear in Surrey provincial court on Feb. 15. “As the accused is a young person and the investigation is before the courts, no further information will be shared,” said RCMP. “We are thankful to Delta PD for the assistance and cooperation, and the Real Time Intelligence Centre for their support.”

Richmond Location ONLY 110-4591 Garden City Road 604-273-5316

STORE CLOSING SALE

ALL FABRICS

BUY 1 OR BUY 1 GET 1 GET 2 In the heart of our town you will find Groceries • Financial Services • Fashion • Home Accessories Speciality Services • Restaurants and More! 12th Ave & 56th St, Tsawwassen www.TsawwassenTownCentreMall.com

FREE!

Each fabric is marked at either B1G1 or B1G2 Equivalent discount applied at the till Excludes batting per yd which is 30% OFF

Full details at www.fabricana.com

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A15

Delta planning sports field lighting upgrade Depending on funding, the replacement work would begin in summer 2025 at the natural turf field 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 City of Delta has issued a request for proposals for the design of a sports field lighting upgrade at Dennison Park, in Tsawwassen. The city is seeking a consultant with experience in lighting upgrade projects with a specific emphasis on the conversion from traditional lighting systems to LED technology. The existing sports field lighting at the 7A Avenue park was installed in 2005 to provide lighting for a full-sized football field and an adjacent practice pitch. The successful bidder will be required to deliver a complete detailed design and tender documentation package on or before June 30, 2024. According to the request for bids,

contingent on funding availability, the City of Delta intends to tender the LED upgrade work at Dennison Park in spring 2025 with the goal of undertaking the physical works that summer. The city had also recently issued a request for tenders from qualified electrical contractors to undertake LED lighting conversions and control upgrades for the hockey and curling arenas at the North Delta Recreation Centre. Timelines will be blocked off for both arenas at the facility. The contractor is to have access to the curling rink on June 10, 2024, with the work to be substantially completed by June 28. Access to the ice rink would be June 29 this year with substantial completion by Aug. 16.

PRESS RELEASE DELTASSIST FAMILY AND COMMUNITY SERVICES DELTASSIST VOLUNTEERS ARE HERE TO HELP AT TAX TIME starting Monday March 11th, 2024 Tax season is just around the corner, and volunteers at Deltassist Family & Community Services are available to prepare income tax returns at our “drop-off and pick-up” tax clinic for low-income Delta residents. Many people do not know that they need to file a tax return in order to receive the GST/HST tax credit or the Canada Child Tax Benefit. Filing a tax return on time is important when receiving other benefits such as the Guaranteed Income Supplement for seniors, MSP Premium Assistance and Pharmacare. If you live in Delta, are low-income, have a simple return (please see our website or call our office if you are unsure of our limitations on tax returns) and are either unable to complete your income tax return yourself or pay for assistance, Deltassist volunteers are here to help. Volunteers receive training through Canada Revenue Agency’s Community Volunteer Income Tax Program and are able to complete tax returns for 2023 as well as 2022, 2021, and 2020. Beginning Monday March 11th: Filling out a registration form is required, which can either be picked up at one of our offices OR filled out online at: https://deltassist.com/community/income-tax-assistance You can print out the form and bring it in with all of the other required documents. North Delta residents can drop off their documents on Monday; Wednesday OR Friday between 10am-12pm OR 2-4pm. 604-594-3455 South Delta residents can drop off their documents Monday-Friday 9-4pm (please note, office is closed 12-1pm for lunch). 604-946-9526 For more information, please contact Randi-lee Lensen, Community Services Coordinator, at randi-leel@deltassist.com and see our website for more information: https://deltassist.com/community/income-tax-assistance

A16 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

GOT STUFF?

Delta begins annual water flushing

Need local storage? s torage?

SANDOR GYARMATI

sgyarmati@delta-optimist.com

FROM

/MONTH

DELTA OPTIMIST FILE

CALL 604-943-7735 FOR LOCAL STORAGE LADNER STORAGE 4141 RIVER ROAD, DELTA • RV, BOAT PARKING & STORAGE • PT. ROBERTS MINI & MOBILE STORAGE

360-945-6464

The city is advising residents to contact the engineering department should a discolouration problem persist.

The City of Delta’s annual water-flushing has begun. To conclude April 30, the flushing process may result in Delta residents’ water supply showing sediment and discolouration. The city advises that if

Imagine your home, totally organized! Custom Closets, Garage Cabinets, Home Offices and more!

40% Off

Plus

Free Installation PLUS TAKE AN EXTRA

15% Off

rage, or

Terms and Conditions: 40% off any order o f $ 1000 or more or 30% off any order o f $ 700-$1000 o n any complete custom closet, garage, or home office unit. Take an additional 15% off on any complete system order. Not valid with any other offer. Free installation with any complete unit order of $850 or y. more. With incoming order, at time of purchase only.

11/30/23. Offer not valid in all regions. Expires 02/29/24.

SPECIAL FINANCING FOR 6 MONTHS!

With approved credit. Call or ask your Designer for details. Not available in all areas.

Call for a free in home design consultation and estimate

604-265-0698

www.closetsbydesign.com

Locally Owned and Operated Licensed and Insured

sediment or discolouration appears in someone’s water, run the cold water tap at the highest point in a premises for approximately 20 minutes or until it clears. Delta’s water system services an area of approximately 18,100 hectares including North Delta, Tsawwassen, Ladner, Tilbury, Annacis Island, Deltaport, Boundary Bay Airport and the BC Ferry Terminal. A staff report to council last summer noted that, in 2022, Delta provided drinking water in compliance with the BC Drinking Water Protection Act and the BC Drinking Water Protection Regulation. Staff had conducted approximately 1,324 water sample tests from the city’s drinking water distribution system, which were obtained from 34 sampling stations distributed throughout Delta. Samples were tested on-site for temperature, turbidity and chlorine residual, while an additional sample was sent to Metro Vancouver’s laboratory where it was tested for turbidity, chlorine residual, heterotrophic plate counts, total coliform bacteria and E.coli. In addition, tests for metals, vinyl chloride and disinfection by-products were conducted at several sampling sites, while detailed physical and chemical analysis were performed on the artesian well water sourced from Watershed Park. Based on the testing results from the program, Delta’s drinking water met the provincial requirement. The report also noted that of the samples taken, none tested positive for E.coli., however, one

tested positive for total coliforms. The city subsequently retested with a negative result, the report added. Meanwhile, there are currently about 76 kilometres of asbestoscement pipe being used in the municipal water system, but the city does not test for asbestos in the drinking water. Engineering director Steven Lan told the Optimist last year that the City of Delta operates the potable water system in compliance with applicable provincial and federal regulations, and follows Health Canada’s Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality. Those guidelines advise that there is no evidence of adverse health effects from exposure to asbestos through drinking water and Health Canada has not adopted any guideline values. Delta’s water operations include repairing watermain breaks, annual watermain flushing, weekly water quality sampling, water valve maintenance, fire hydrant maintenance and other items. The water operations costs are offset by water service connection fees, inspection fees and other charges. The water capital program contains funding for water infrastructure renewal, including watermain replacements/ upgrades, pump stations, water meters and various other water capital items. When it comes to the ongoing replacing of pipes, Delta has an annual program to replace aging water infrastructure, including asbestoscement pipe. Between 2017 and 2021, the city has replaced 13 km of watermain, of which four km were asbestos-cement pipe.

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A17

Localcompanyrecognized for work cleaning water PHIL MELNYCHUK

pmelnychuk@delta-optimist.com

One of the leaders of a Delta company that cleans mine wastewater has received an industry award for excellence in social and environmental responsibility. Lynda Smithard received the award from the Association of Mineral Exploration, for leadership in water and wastewater treatment, commitment to equity, diversity, and inclusion in the mining industry. Smithard is chief operating officer with McCue Engineering Contractors in Delta, which makes water and wastewater treatment systems. The company produces modular treatment systems that are loaded on to trucks and moved to mining sites, oil and gas plants, where they’re installed to treat domestic wastewater from camps, as well as wastewater from industrial processes. The water treatment is called Panaqua, in which treatment modules can be connected to each other or to other water treatment technologies for endless possibilities in water treatment, said a release from McCue. “The industry is evolv-

PHOTO SUBMITTED

Lynda Smithard received the award from the Association of Mineral Exploration.

ing. There’s a noticeable shift towards prioritizing water protection in mining projects, a positive change over the past decade,” Smithard said. She described McCue Engineering as a cleantech company rather than mining company in her acceptance speech at the Association of Mineral Exploration Roundup Awards Gala in Vancouver, Jan. 24. McCue Engineering Contractors were chosen last June to treat the sewage water produced at Artemis Gold’s Blackwater Mine site, 160 km southwest of Prince George. The mine is expected to begin producing gold and silver this year and should produce for at least 22 years.

Locally Owned and Operated

A18 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

CHURCH DIRECTORY A Warm and Joyful welcome to...

Sacred Heart Catholic Church 3900 Arthur Drive, Ladner 604-946-4522 sacredheartparish.ca

Mass Schedule Saturday at 5pm Sunday at 9am, 11am and 5pm Daily Mass in the Chapel at 9am Mon-Sat

LADNER GOSPEL ASSEMBLY “A place where love and friendship matters”

Sunday Worship Service 10:30am All Ages Welcome!

www.ladnergospelassembly.com

All Saints Anglican Church LO VE L I K E J E SUS

SUNDAYS 10AM

SOUTHDELTA.ORG 604-943-8244

Join us Sundays @ 10 am Ash Wednesday Services @ 10 am and 6 pm For more information www.allsaintsladner.org or call 604-946-8413. 4755 Arthur Drive, Delta

Ladner Christian Postures Fellowship of Faith: It was very good!

Home of the South Delta Food Bank & Creation Station Daycare SundayService Service at Sunday at10:00 10:00am am ONLINE OR IN-PERSON, + Nursery & Children Services

Sundays @ 9:30 Services a.m. + Nursery & Children Sr. Pastor: Danny Stebeck

Pasters: Danny Youth Stebeck, Nick Dustin Osborne & Devon Martinsen Pastor: Huguet

Everyone welcome to worship with us Sundays at 10:00 a.m.

Rector Rev. Simbarashe Basvi

Sunday Service 10 am Ash Wed. Services 11 am and 7 pm Imposition of Ashes at both services 604-943-4737 st.davidsdelta51@gmail.com

Pastor Thomas Keeley

It has been commented by some observers that atheism is the fastest growing religion in the world. I cannot verify this claim, but I can say that, while I disagree with the atheist viewpoint, I respect the forthrightness and intellectual honesty of atheists who I know and have encountered, so I offer my brief answer to atheism as a respectful disagreement. Though atheism may not be considered an organized religion, atheists, like those who adhere to theistic faiths, ascribe to fundamental premises concerning reality. Whereas theists profess faith in God, or a higher being, atheists, believe that no such being exists. Most of the

Minister’s Minute THOMAS KEELEY

BENEDICTION LUTHERAN CHURCH

popular proponents of atheism leave it at that— few, I have found, live into the fulness of what atheism means. If God does not exist, it means that there is no creator or designer of the universe. If God does not

exist, it means that life is a consequence of randomly acting forces and that the universe, life and the world, is one big fluke. If God does not exist, there is no ultimate purpose in life, and no solid foundation for morality. I believe that the reason most atheists do not behave as though nor live with the outlook that life is essentially meaningless and that there are no absolute moral values is because their hearts tell them otherwise—that there is, in fact, an absolute foundation for morality, a higher purpose in living, and a spiritual dimension to life. Even despite their differences, these are truths upon which that all faiths upholding belief in God can agree.

中文主日崇拜 10:00 a.m. Nancy 楊牧師 4594 – 54A Street, Ladner, B.C. 604-946-7033, office@ladnercrc.com www.ladnercrc.ca

Mayor George V. Harvie and Delta Council wish happiness, health, and good fortune to everyone celebrating Lunar New Year and the Year of the Dragon! Embrace the traditions, culture, and food of the Lunar New Year with your friends, family, and loved ones. May this new year bring unity and joy to all.

Benediction Lutheran Church ST. DAVID’S ANGLICAN CHURCH 1115 – 51A Street Tsawwassen

Atheism and faith

Rev. Jason Truell

www.ladnerlife.com 5545 Ladner Trunk Rd., Delta, B.C., V4K 1X1 Sunday Services in Ladner at 9:30 a.m. info@ladnerlife.com 5545 Ladner Trunk Rd. 604.946.4430 • www.ladnerlife.com

5575 6th Ave Tsawwassen, BC 604-943-3432

Community

Tsawwassen United Church

693 – 53rd Street, Tsawwassen

We invite you to worship in person Sundays at 9am or online anytime at www.benedictionlutheran.org

Welcome to everyone for

Join us as we celebrate God’s grace

“Be Faithful, be true, be a blessing”

Worship & Friendship Sundays @ 10:00 am

Rev Daniel Kirkegaard tuc@telus.net 604.943.2911 (left to right): Councillor Daniel Boisvert, Councillor Jessie Dosanjh, Councillor Dylan Kruger, Mayor George V. Harvie, Councillor Alicia Guichon, Councillor Rod Binder, Councillor Jennifer Johal

LIFESTYLES

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A19

Event to report? Contact Ian at ijacques@delta-optimist.com or 604-998-3616

Reach Art for Autism auction showcases local artists

Bidding on Reach Child and Youth Development Society’s Fourth Annual Art for Autism fundraiser begins online on Feb. 11. The South Delta Artist’s Guild (SDAG) and South Delta Artisans and individual artists have provided painting, pottery, sculpture, and jewelry lots. In addition, wellloved community artist Sandra Taylor donated more than 25 paintings from her personal collection. This puts original local paintings back into circulation from many well-known names including William Allister and Marlene Strain. “Every dollar raised at Art for Autism goes directly to bridge funding shortfalls in Reach autism programs - getting more children and families the services they need,” said Reach events and donor development coordinator Tamara Veitch in a news release. “I want to express my deepest gratitude to

all of our donors, bidders and volunteers who make it possible.” Reach volunteers put in countless unpaid hours annually to support children with needs at Reach Society and the non-profit’s fundraising events would not be possible without them. Events committee volunteer Linda Edwards and SDAG’s Rod Winning were both pivotal in soliciting contributions from local artists. Without the generous artists and artisans who donate their artwork, the fundraiser would not be possible. The Art for Autism will be live at https://www. artauctionforautism.com/ for two weeks, ending at noon Feb. 26. Browsers can visit this visual display, learn about local artists and bid to help to raise funds for children with developmental needs at Reach Child and Youth Development Society. -Submitted

PHOTO COURTESY REACH

Pictured left to right; Reach events committee volunteer Linda Edwards, Reach events and donor development coordinator Tamara Veitch and South Delta Artist’s Guild member and local artist Rod Winning.

Ladner artist presents new show in Vancouver

BYRON DAUNCEY PHOTO

Federico Airaudo is an Ecuadorian artist currently based in Ladner and he is thrilled to present his first solo show in Vancouver.

Federico Airaudo is an Ecuadorian artist currently based in Ladner and he is thrilled to present his first solo show in Vancouver. The Slice of Life Gallery (1636 Venables St.) presents Habla from Feb. 8 to 11 with an opening reception on Feb. 8 from 7 to 11 p.m. As a figurative painter his work uses bright colours and humour to engage with political and satirical dimensions of public life in Ecuador, and more broadly Latin America. His work is recognized for its brimming detail, winding storylines, and characterization of human-animals, insects, and objects. Through these characters, he narrates the distinct, instinctual cultural mannerisms of Ecuador as they play out in multiple and often contradictory scenarios. Airaudo says Habla is an expression char-

acteristic of Guayaquil, Ecuador’s bustling port-city. Within the fast-paced flow of street commerce, the phrase is spoken as a playful nod, an invitation, and a call ‘to talk’. For Guayaquileños, everything happens within this talk. Through a series of lively visual scenarios that speak with the cultural rhythms and tensions of the port, his paintings re-animate the gregarious, yet often over-looked dialogues that figure Guayaquil. “I recently immigrated to Ladner and I’m excited to be able to present some of the social nuances and specificities of my country here in a Canadian context,” he said. “The paintings are a series of jam-packed, highly detailed, visual scenarios. My hope is that viewers get pulled into the details of these

scenes, and that they stay for a while to notice some of the everyday customs of this place, their ironies and contradictions.” Airaudo said he has always drawn since he can remember. “When I was young, I passed summers constantly filling notebook after notebook with sketches,” he recalled. “As a teenager I was really involved in surfing, and eventually the boards became my canvas. This was my informal transition into painting. I later studied creative publicity and design in Argentina. “I’m inspired by just watching people, noticing their mannerisms, gestures, and ways. I also find the process and challenge of painting really energizing.” -Submitted

A20 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

At Home

Features to consider for a relaxation-themed bathroom remodel

carpet

•

door or require the use of a shower curtain. The result is a clean look that many people associate with a luxury hotel. When speaking with a contractor about an open shower install, homeowners can ask about a half-wall to safeguard against water splashing out of the shower. In addition, a heat lamp can help ensure residents stay warm until they’re ready to leave the bathroom. Heated features: Additional features to keep everyone calm and warm can be considered when upgrading the bathroom. Radiant flooring can ensure everyone’s toes remain toasty, and the installation of such a feature can eliminate the need for floor mats and bath mats that some homeowners may not like. Commit further to the heat theme with a heated towel rack, which is another feature associated with luxury hotels

vinyl

•

laminate

•

that can be just as enjoyable at home. Soaking tub: An open shower creates an instant feeling of luxury, but few things are more suggestive of relaxation than a soaking tub. A long day at school or the office or a day when winter winds are howling outside is made much better with a good a soak. Skylight: Even if the goal of a luxury bathroom is to leave the outside world outside, allowing some natural light inside is a great way to add a little extra calm to the room. Floor-to-ceiling windows may seem appealing in brochures or advertisements, but such features do not create the sense of privacy many people prefer in their bathrooms. One or two skylights can create that sense of privacy and still allow for natural light to enter the room, making this an option

hardwood

•

METRO CREATIVE PHOTO

Here are some features to consider when remodeling a bathroom with relaxation in mind. that provides the best of both worlds. These features and more can help homeowners transform

vinyl plank

•

their bathrooms into luxurious, relaxing respites from the outside world. -Metro Creative

area rugs

•

cork

•

Winter ﬂooring event!

vinyl

•

laminate

•

hardwood

•

vinyl plank

•

area rugs

cork

•

carpet

hardwood

•

cork

laminate

5025 48th Avenue, Ladner | 604.946.6291 | deltacarpets.bc.ca

Visit our 3000 sq.ft. showroom or call today for a free in home estimate.

•

We’re starting the year with a sale on our huge selection of carpet, vinyl, laminate, hardwood, vinyl plank, cork and area rugs in styles and prices to suit every budget. Come by and we’ll help you find the look you’ll love! • Free in home consultations • Lifetime guaranteed installation • Prompt, professional service

vinyl

SALE D! EXTENDE

DELTA CARPETS & FLOORDESIGN

carpet

vinyl plank • area rugs • carpet • vinyl • laminate • cork

Homeowners want to view their homes as a respite from all that goes on outside their doors. Indeed, turning a home into a residents-only retreat can ensure everyone looks forward to walking through the front the door at the end of the day. One of the more popular ways to turn a home into one’s own personal retreat is to upgrade the bathroom. A renovated bathroom can completely transform how individuals feel about their homes. The following are some features to consider when remodeling a bathroom with relaxation in mind. Open shower: An open shower is a visually stunning addition to any bathroom. Such showers give a bathroom a more open look, thanks in part to the fact that these modern features do not feature a

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A21

At Home

Factors to consider when mulling a garage renovation Garages may rank below kitchens and bathrooms in the home renovation pecking order, but these unsung heroes of suburban dwellings deserve their day in the sun. It’s easy for garages to become convenient, if crowded and disorganized, storage spaces, but scores of homeowners are embracing the idea that renovated garages can serve a more functional purpose. Prior to beginning a garage renovation, homeowners can consider a host of factors that will guide the direction of the project and ultimately produce a more functional space. Appeal: Though many homeowners understandably want to ensure their homes are amenable to their own lifestyles without worrying about the effects a given project might have on resale value, it’s best that they do not completely ignore the latter variable. Following the pandemic and now that more people work from home, some may see a garage

converted into a home office space as more functional. Homeowners can speak with a local real estate agent to learn more about local buyers’ preferences before beginning a garage renovation project. Function of the space: It’s important to consider why you want to renovate the garage. Is it to build a designated home office space? A fully outfitted home gym? A home theater? An extra bedroom? An in-law’s suite? Each of these options are popular reasons to renovate a garage, and each may require a different approach during the project. The desired function also may affect the cost, so it’s best to identify precisely what the room will be used for post-renovation. The existing space: When mulling a garage renovation, contact a local garage conversion expert to audit the space. Such a professional can assess the existing space and determine what will need to be done beyond the design of the room. Will additional electri-

cal outlets need to be installed? Will the room require additional ventilation? Will a new doorway need to be created to allow for easier access? These are questions a qualified expert can answer. Some may estimate the cost as well, but it’s likely the garage expert will defer estimates regarding electric and ventilation to contractors who specialize in those areas. Storage: The home renovation experts at Angi estimate that the average garage remodel costs around $18,000. That’s considerably less than a home addition project, which can easily exceed six figures, so a garage remodel might be more budget-friendly than a room addition. However, homeowners should consider what’s currently in their garages and where those items will end up if the room is repurposed. If it’s primarily lawn care items and kids’ toys, a new shed with ample storage space might work. -Metro Creative

Winter weather is tough on Carpets! CARPET CLEANING SPECIALS 2 Rooms, Hallway and Stairs $120 5 Rooms $200

Fibre Fresh Carpet & Upholstery Care CALL 778-242-9559 Locally owned and operated www.freshservicesinc.com WE ALSO CLEAN TILE!

Get ready for Spring! • Composite Decking and T Trim - Trex - Timbertech - Azek • Pressure Treated Lumber • Douglas Fir Posts and Beams • Western Red Cedar • Fertilizers and Soils • Hardie Siding and Trim • Metal Roofing • Retaining Wall and Paving Stones • Drainage • Engineered Floor Joists • Engineered Beams

VISIT US TODAY

Family Owned & Operated

1140 - 56th Street • Tsawwassen • 604-943-0141

www.homehardware.ca

“Whether you’re thinking of a custom home or renovation, we have your home performance in mind.” 2023 CHBA National Finalist

604.948.1124 kempconstruction.ca @KempConstructionVan

A22 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

At Home

What to know about reseeding or replanting your lawn Spring marks the return of flowering plants and warm weather…and homeowners know that spring also ushers in the return of home renovation season. Homeowners undoubtedly have an extensive list of projects on their to-do list, and that may include helping their lawns and gardens recover after a long winter. Unpredictable weather, which can include drought and excessive rainfall and everything in between, can take its toll on a lawn. In certain instances, the best solution may be planting new grass, but homeowners can consider these tips before they begin the process of reseeding or replanting their lawns. Scarify the lawn: Scarifying a lawn can help to create a clean slate, but the timing must

(604) 999-3479

be right. Various lawn and garden experts recommend scarifying in spring or early autumn, but don’t jump the gun when scarifying in spring by scarifying before the lawn has started to grow after a dormant winter. Scarify when the soil is a little wet and the grass is once again actively growing. Scarfiying can remove any lingering weeds from last season and pull up any moss that might have taken hold over the winter. Without weeds and moss to contend with, freshly planted seeds are in better position to thrive. Work with a landscaping professional: Homeowners with manageable lawns can likely scarify their own lawns with a relatively inexpensive plug-in scarifier. However, scarifying can be a strenuous physical activity, particularly for homeowners with large

lawns. In such instances, homeowners can benefit from working with a qualified landscaping professional. Such a professional can scarify the lawn and subsequently reseed or replant new grass. Choosing the correct seed is a vital part of reseeding or replanting a lawn. Choosing seed may sound simple, but it’s a potentially complex decision that requires knowledge of the existing grass, including when to plant it. Certain grasses are best planted in spring or early fall, while others are best planted in summer. A qualified landscaping professional can identify the existing grass and plan the seeding or planting around this important detail. Prepare to water the lawn: Watering is vital to the longterm success and health of freshly planted grass seed. This

penny.vanhorn@stor-x.com

requires a daily commitment, and setting a multi-function hose nozzle or sprinkler to the mist setting once per day or more if it’s hot outside can increase the chances grass will grow in thick and strong. Keep the top two inches of the soil moist until the new grass reaches a mowing height of roughly three inches. Once that benchmark has been reached, watering frequency can be cut back to about twice per week, but now the soil should be deeply soaked instead of misted. The soaking will help roots grow deep into the soil. Spring is a great time for homeowners in various regions to reseed or replant their lawns. With the right approach, homeowners can enjoy a full and lush lawn throughout summer. -Metro Creative

METRO CREATIVE PHOTO

Homeowners can consider these tips before they begin the process of reseeding or replanting their lawns.

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A 3

DELTA SPORTS

Sports stories? Contact Ian at ijacques@delta-optimist.com or call 604-998-3616

SDSS sweeps Stebbings/Murray Cup games IAN JACQUES

i j a c q u e s @ d e l t a - o p t i m i s t .c o m

Basketball bragging rights for the senior girls and senior boys goes to South Delta Secondary in 2024. On Monday night, the Sun Devils swept the Stebbings/Murray Cup games with the senior girls beating Delta Secondary 93-19 and the senior boys beating the Pacers 81-69. Both games were played at SDSS in front of a loud and boisterous gym of students and parent spectators. The annual exhibition games are played to honour former long-time coaches and Delta Sports Hall of Fame members Bob Stebbings and Neil Murray who gave so much to the sport at both schools. In the girls’ game, SDSS was led by Kaija Rutledge with 30 points, 14 rebounds and five assists. Marin Marano had 12 points and five steals while Hayden McConnell had 11 points. It has been an up-and-down season so far for the Sun Devils. They started strong winning the Cascade Classic Tournament in Victoria and fared well at the 2023 Tsumura Basketball Invitational, but recent injuries have proven to be challenging for the team as they close out league play and fight for a berth at next month’s provincials in Langley. SDSS has two league games this week that are important for playoff seeding – playing Fleetwood and Seaquam and an exhibition game against Burnaby Central, ranked number six in AAAA. Last week, SDSS was ranked number eight in AAAA, but this week, they fell out of the top 10. “We feel we have a roster that can

JIM KINNEAR PHOTO

The SDSS senior boys beat the DSS senior boys 81-69 in front of a packed gym at South Delta Secondary Monday night. See more photos on our website. compete with anyone and have a top Charles, and Grace Skovgard are in a five ranking, but the injuries have charge a very young group this season. decimated us,” said head coach Sharon “It’s more about teaching. We are Butler, who coaches alongside Roger teaching the fundamentals because Millette. “Right now, we are reeling a bit a lot of girls in Ladner don’t get their because of the injuries.” hands on the ball – for the first time Despite that, Butler is still confident in fact – this season for some on our they can get a berth in the provincials. team,” said Skovgard. Millette said players have had to step “SDSS is squad A and we are AAA, up and learn how to do things because so it can be intimidating at times, but they are playing out of position, so that I’m proud of the girls. They played hard will “only help us in the long run. We tonight and can hold their heads high just have to get healthy.” that they fought until the end.” “It’s a great group of girls and they On the boys’ side, SDSS was led by believe in each other,” added Butler. Finlay McConnell with 25 points while “It’s a young squad, so mostly all Grade Kade Aayton had 23 points. Dawson 11s, but again, they are fighting for each Sjoberg anchored the defence and was other.” strong on the boards. Over at DSS, coaches Abbey The Sun Devils also had a strong Wigglesworth, Nava Hothi, Marlene showing at the 2023 Tsumura Basketball

Personal Real Estate Corporation

BSc, MBA, Diploma Urban Land Economics, Post Grad Certificate in Real Property Valuation

Contact Dean at 604.603.8538 or dbauck@deanbauck.com RealEstateConsultant

Royal LePage Regency Realty Ltd., 1333 – 56th Street, Delta, BC

Invitational in the fall going 2-2, had a trip to Hawaii over Christmas where they played several top teams and are off to a good start in league play. Coaches Carol Lingham and Bryan Lopez have a core group of seniors anchoring this year’s squad. “A lot of our starters had a lot of experience from last year, so the expectation is that we continue to perform and do well and execute,” he said. “It comes down to are you focused – focused in practice and focused in league games.” There are three berths out of the South Fraser zone for provincials with a lot of strong teams. “It’s not going to be easy,” said Lopez. “Hopefully teams stay healthy and whoever performs will get one of those berths.” DSS was led by another monster effort from Lucas Kosa who had 41 points. He had a 75-point game two weeks ago. It was one of the highest scoring games in provincial history. Head coach Will Khuu and assistant coach Jassi Sandhu said they are pleased with the Pacers’ start. “Lots of ups and downs. With the volleyball season, it was hard to get everyone out in December and the league schedule has been packed in January, so keeping guys physically and mentally in check has been a challenge,” said Khuu. “We have three returning seniors, so it’s a young team. We are 2-1 in league play and have lots to go before South Fraser’s. “We want to play in March and that’s been the goal since the start of the season, so we have to be ready to play every night. The league is wide open, and no one is unbeatable. If we play our best basketball, we can hang with anyone.”

A 4 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

Sports Love your ears

Professionals in hearing & living a full life

FREE 30-Day Trial*

Being able to hear is central to who you are, and hearing aids play a crucial role in helping your brain process sound. This helps you to engage effortlessly with the world around you, foster meaningful connections and most importantly, keep being you!

Ladner’s Paxton to wear Dodger blue this season IAN JACQUES

Paxton pitched last year for the Boston Red Sox after battling back from a two-year recovery from Tommy John surgery. In 15 of his 19 starts with Boston, he had a 3.36 ERA and 10.1 strikeouts per nine innings. Paxton started his career in 2013 with the Seattle Mariners where he posted a 3.42 ERA in six seasons. He battled through injuries throughout his Mariners tenure making only 102 starts with the M’s. He then pitched for the New York Yankees where he made 29 starts with the Bronx Bombers

ijacques@delta-optimist.com

James Paxton is trading in Red Sox colours for Dodger blue. The veteran lefthander from Ladner has signed a one-year deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers. The deal is reported to be for $11 million, with a $1 million Opening Day roster bonus and $1 million in performance incentives. Paxton joins a revamped Dodgers rotation that now includes free agent signing Yoshinobu Yamamoto and Tyler Glasnow acquired in a trade.

Find the right ﬁt of hearing aids with a FREE 30-Day trial.*

in 2019. He has landed on the injured list 29 times in his career with injuries to his lat, left middle finger, forearm, left elbow flexor and his right hamstring, which he suffered in his spring training debut last year with the Red Sox, that pushed his regular season debut to May. Despite all the injuries, Paxton remains an effective starter, evident by the deal the Dodgers presented and the hopes that he has a bounceback season. Pitchers and catchers report to spring training for the Dodgers on Feb. 9.

Real estate questions? Call me! 604-512-7531

Key Features of the Latest Hearing Aids: Bluetooth® Connectivity

Discreet and Comfortable Wear

caitlin@caitlinduffus.com www.caitlinduffus.com

Clear Sound

Get started with a FREE hearing test today!*

29 50 STREET, TSAWWASSEN – $2,699,888 Luxury redefined in this newly built Tsawwassen home by a local designer. Nestled in prestigious Pebble Hill, this 5-bed, 4.5-bath estate offers soaring ceilings, split rail details, and a legal one-bedroom suite. Crafted by a reputable builder and design team, enjoy a vaulted great room, butler’s pantry, and more. Forced air heating, AC, Security Cameras, Fisher & Paykel appliances, and a covered patio overlooking the private backyard. With superb craftsmanship throughout, this is an executive family masterpiece. Explore Tsawwassen’s charm - visit and experience the epitome of luxurious living!

NEW LISTING

HearingLife (Formerly NexGen Hearing) Tsawwassen 111-1315 56 Street 1-888-478-8018 HearingLife (Formerly Expert Hearing) Ladner - Harbour City Centre Delta - Scottsdale Mall 4857 Elliot Street, Unit 154

1-888-478-8016

Mention code:

Follow me on. . .

7039 120th Street

1-888-478-8014

NSP-TBYB-DEOP

Book online

HearingLife.ca/try *A comprehensive hearing assessment is provided to adults ages 19 and older at no cost. The results of this assessment will be communicated verbally to you. If you request a copy of the Audiological Report, an administrative fee will apply. Child hearing tests are conducted at select locations for a fee, please contact us for more information. 90-Day Risk-Free Trial begins at the date of purchase. Information within this offer may vary or be subject to change. Limit one offer per customer per year. Offer not valid in Quebec. Offer not applicable for industrial hearing tests. Some conditions apply, see clinic for details. **Ask your clinician for more information. If you are quoted a lower price on an identical hearing aid with the same features, options and services, HearingLife Canada Ltd. will match that price. Conditions Apply. Ask our hearing care professionals for more details.

5 BEDROOMS | 4.5 BATHROOMS 3243 SQ FT | 8116 SQ FT LOT 413 1350 VIEW CRESCENT - TSAWWASSEN

4823 13 AVENUE - TSAWWASSEN

715 GILCHRIST DRIVE - TSAWWASSEN

SOLD

LISTED BY RE/MAX CITY REALTY

RE/MAX CITY REALTY 5090 48 AVENUE, DELTA, BC V4K 1V8 EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A25

CITY REALTY

THE REAL ESTATE ADVICE YOU NEED 604-880-5552 info@thechanceyteam.com

thechanceys.com

LINDA CHANCEY Personal Real Estate Corp.

BOB CHANCEY Personal Real Estate Corp.

OPEN SUNDAY 2:00-4:00

STUNNING 1/2 DUPLEX Experience a blend of privacy, luxury, and community living in BOARDWALK. This Stunning 1,500 sq.ft, 3 bedroom, 1/2 duplex is one of the first to offer 6 ft privacy fences encasing the large south-facing backyard! The main floor welcomes you with an open-concept layout & a modern kitchen equipped with gas range, s/s appliances, slide-out hood fan, & upgraded Richelieu hardware on all cupboards and drawers. Lots of special upgrades including epoxy floors in double car garage w/EV charging, under-mount sensor lights in bathrooms, central AC, and a custom oak fireplace mantle. Beach House amenities including gym, pool, hot tub, kids playground, and TFN sports field. Best of all, NO GST!

4, 4408 Cormorant Way, Tsawwassen

WELCOME TO SEASIDE

Located in Sunny Tsawwassen. This 1,749 square foot home with 4 Bedroom + 3 bathroom is perfect for families, couples or down-sizers looking to move into a community-oriented neighbourhood. The main floor is OPEN and AIRY, with 10-ft ceilings, gourmet kitchen with huge island, bright and spacious dining area and living area that leads to outdoor balcony. Loads of updates throughout. Enjoy the community with the Seaside Club featuring outdoor pool, fitness centre, kids play area and great room. Locate just minutes to Tsawwassen Springs golf & restaurant, Tsawwassen Mills shopping, Southpointe School, ferries and easy access to YVR... or walk the community, visit the seashore and enjoy!

93, 4638 Orca Way, Tsawwassen

$999,888

$1,199,000

RIVER LIFE AT ITS FINEST Float home living is truly a unique and appealing lifestyle. Surrounded by natures beauty with mountains, the Fraser river, sunsets, sunrises, eagles, swans and so much more. Boasting over 1,500 square feet this home offers 3 levels with open concept living/kitchen area. 2 bedrooms (or 1 bedroom and family room), plus a den. Loads of decks to enjoy the views. Many updates over the past 10 years. BONUS 35 foot boat slip right at your doorstep plus a garage with loads of storage in the loft.

16, 3473 W. River Road, Ladner

$843,000

NEW PRICE

GREAT HOME WITH DETACHED MORTGAGE HELPER

Welcome to this terrific 3,589 square feet home which includes legal suite above detached double car garage. Located just steps from historic Ladner Village. Main home features living room, dining room, open kitchen/family room, 3 large bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and the massive flex room on the top loft floor could be 2 bedrooms, office and or games room. Great mortgage helper. The suite is 1080 sf, 2 level, 1 bed + 1 bath, with own laundry. PRIVATE LANE ACCESS to your double garage & tenant parking. Walk to all levels of school, shops & transit.

4819 47A Ave, Ladner

$1,558,000

CUSTOM BUILT HOME This beautiful residence was built in 2010 and offers 3,600 square feet of living space and a total of 5 bedrooms. High end finishings throughout included large gourmet kitchen and eating area, entertainment size dining area and family room. Coffered ceilings, crown mouldings, engineered hardwood flooring. Bedroom on main floor with 4 piece ensuite and 3 more bedrooms up. Attached studio above garage with separate entrance includes den & flex area. Large 45x190’ lot.

5386 Crescent Drive, Ladner

$2,198,000

A26 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

the heart of our business is people.

sold

Tsawwassen 301-1280 55 Street

Tsawwassen 5716 Goldenrod Cres

Tsawwassen 6020 28 avenue

Richmond 211-8451 Westminster Hwy

Penthouse, corner unit in Tsawwassen’s beloved “SANDPIPER”! A boutique style 55+ condo complex constructed by renowned builder, Carl Jensen w/views of Boundary Bay & the Mountains. One of a kind, expansive 2 Bed + Den, 2 Bath floor plan, this suite incl’s 1928 sq ft of thoughtfully designed living space highlighted by quality finishings, vaulted ceilings & skylights throughout. This home also ftr’s updated s/s appliances, crown moulding & a gas fireplace in the living room. Massive primary Bedroom w/ an impressive walk-in closet & 5 piece ensuite. Great sized second Bedroom + additional 3 piece hall bath. Enormous southeast facing covered deck with skylights for year-round enjoyment that incl’s a gas hook up for your BBQ and is located within steps to everything in Tsawwassen’s Town Center.

This UPDATED, executive style 2 level + basement family home exudes the prestige & high quality that “Forest by the Bay” is so well known for. Virtually every aspect of this home has been improved/ updated over time leaving nothing but carefree enjoyment for the entire family & then some! The floor plan incl’s 5 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms spread over 3468 sq ft & a huge rec. room in the basement creating a nice separation/space for the kiddos. Main floor opens up to a super private, year round backyard oasis & also ftr’s an in-ground pool with a brand new liner & well maintained mechanical systems. Conveniently located w/in walking distance to town, schools, shopping, recreation, & transit all in a well loved community that benefits from the least amount of rainfall in the Lower Mainland.

Welcome to Tsawwassen, the sunniest, least rainiest place in all of Metro Vancouver. This 37.25 acre parcel of Prime A1 agricultural farmland sits on some of the most fertile & productive soil in BC and this Summer’s crop of choice is none other than local, South Delta corn. With easy & convenient paved road access for machinery and an outbuilding once used as a country vegetable stand, this farmland forms part of a rich, long standing & well known farming community whose reputation & products have earned world wide interest.

Incredible opportunity to own this beautifully UPDATED 2 Bed, 2 Bath, 872 sq ft quiet corner unit at ARBORETUM. This building in Richmond’s popular Brighouse neighbourhood is centrally located & steps to Richmond Center, transit/skytrain, shopping, recreation & Kwantlen Polytechnic University. This turn key, move-in ready suite has just received some recent upgrades that include 2 BRAND NEW, stylish bathrooms along with new flooring & paint. Features include a functional floor plan with large rooms, 5 burner convection oven, a private balcony area PLUS a bonus in suite storage room & in-suite laundry. Suite includes 1 parking in a secure parking garage.

$1,129,000

$1,929,000

$5,990,000

2 Bed + Den | 2 Bath | 1928 sq ft

brad: 604-779-6764

5 Bed | 3 Bath | 3468 ft2

frank: 604-862-5731

Tim Rohwer 604.762.2041 tim@thedeltagroup.ca

37.25 Acres

2 Bed | 2 Bath | 872 sq ft

$558,000

becirrealestate.com

Regency Realty Ltd.

Independently Owned & Operated

1333 56 Street, Delta

Kelsey Lynch 604.831.7536 kelsey@thedeltagroup.ca

www.thedeltagroup.ca

A201 4811 53 Street, Ladner PRIME LOCATION • Exceptional 2 bedroom & 2 bath corner unit • 1,200 sq.ft. of functional living space • Bright, open-concept design • 300 sq.ft. private deck • Pet friendly!

$709,000

738 Lands End, North Sannich

$2,999,900

209 4803 48 Ave, Ladner

$879,000

SPECTACULAR OCEAN FRONT!

RIVERFRONT LIVING!

• 180 degree views with 150 feet of waterfront and beach access • Private .87 acre landscaped forest and mature gardens • Spacious home with suite, double garage. Large paved driveway • Incredible opportunity to own view oceanfront property on • SOUTH VANCOUVER ISLAND

• Executive 2 bedroom / 2 bathroom with den condo, 32’ boat slip • Extensively updated with designer upgrades, gourmet kitchen etc • Huge 200sf deck overlooking river and everchanging marina views • Steps from historical Ladner Village town centre

REAL ESTATE QUESTIONS? JUST GIVE US A CALL!

Regency Realty Ltd.

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

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A27

The Johanna Stefan B.B.A. 604-719-7345 604-767-4038 Medallion Club 30 Years

Medallion Club 12 Years

Bonnie Ma

Assistant Speaks Mandarin & Cantonese

JUST LISTED IN TSAWWASSEN SPRINGS!

$1,819,900

Geffke

TEAM

Top 10% in SALES of ALL GREATER VANCOUVER for 38 YEARS #1 at ROYAL LEPAGE REGENCY Rlty for 10 YEARS

info@geffketeam.com • www.geffketeam.com CUSTOM BUILT!

ON THE STREET OF DREAMS!

$1,999,000

OPEN HOUSE SAT., FEB. 10 2 - 4

GOLFER’S PARADISE! LIKE NEW!

STUNNING CUSTOM BUILT 2,569 SQ.FT. HOME ON 9,009 SQ.FT. LOT!

4973 CEDAR SPRINGS DR., TSAWWASSEN!

2,431 SQ.FT. – OPEN LAYOUT WITH LVNG/DIN/KIT, BDRM, 4 & 2 PIECE BATHS ON MAIN – 4 BDRMS, 5 & 4 PIECE BATHS UP. SHOWS BEAUTIFULLY! MLS# R2846345

$1,699,000

$949,800

$1,199,000

SOLD BY THE GEFFKE TEAM!

#142 – 5421 10th AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN!

175 65B STREET IN BOUNDARY BAY, TSAWWASSEN!

#226 – 1816 OSPREY DR, TSAWWASSEN!

288 67A STREET IN BOUNDARY BAY, TSAWWASSEN!

JUST LISTED!

$599,000

997 51ST STREET, TSAWWASSEN!

BEAUTIFUL LIVING & DINING AREAS WITH VAULTED CEILINGS, 3 BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS, LARGE LANDING AREA UP. FAMILY ROOM OFF GOURMET KITCHEN. COMPLETELY PRIVATE WEST EXPOSED BACKYARD! MLS# R2826530

APARTMENT IN SUNDIAL!

EXPERIENCED IN: LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES, ESTATES, NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION

CALL US FOR A FREE MARKET EVALUATION!

(We speak German, Finnish, Cantonese & Mandarin)

REGENCY REALTY

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

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

778-875-3594 | ppelletier@delta-optimist.com

A 8 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

ROBIN REIMER 604-868-2844

SOUTH DELTA

37 YRS MLS MEDALLION CLUB*

ROBINREIMER.COM

ROBINREIMER@TELUS.NET $899,000

JUST LISTED

OPEN SATURDAY 1-3 #203-1100 56TH STREET, TSAWWASSEN Gorgeous corner unit in Royal Oaks with large Sunny deck and nice bright interior. This beautiful 2 bedroom has Fabulous Open floor plan many updates and good location in the Building. Don’t miss this Great unit at a Great price in a Great development close to all amenities and town centre.

CALL ROBIN 604-868-2844

111 GRAHAM DRIVE BEST SUNSET VIEWS & LOCATION

Custom Design your home with simply the Best Views in Tsawwassen. Totally Private 3 to 5 Bedroom Home depending on how you want your layout of the basement. The design of this custom home takes full advantage of the 280* spectacular Ocean & Sunset Views. A property with this view & location will never be available again!! We can Build or You can Bring Your Own Builder.

CALL ROBIN 604-868-2844

OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 2-4 5744 & 5758 16A AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN Gorgeous new homes in Beach Grove. Still time to do some customizing. Excellent floor plans with 3250 sq.ft. and beautiful sunny southern exposure yards. 5 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms. Great quiet area and close to all amenities. Don’t miss your opportunity to live in fabulous Beach Grove. Homes built by an excellent experienced builder.

*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 & 2022

Seafair Realty - 1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen

robinreimer@telus.net

www.robinreimer.com

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A 9

THE MARKET IS MOVING!!! LETS GET YOU MOVING CALL TO GET A MARKET UPDATE 604-868-2844

Be Your Best Ruby Love $2,499,000

JUST LISTED

BEST MOUNT BAKER & OCEAN VIEWS IT TSAWWASSEN

• 3 new homes in Tsawwassen • 4800 square feet • Legal suite • Customize your new home

Build or renovate on this spectacular property in upper Tsawwassen. Fabulous 10,000 sq.ft lot in great location with a beautiful level yard. This kind of property never comes to market.

CALL FOR PLANS & INFORMATION ROBIN 604-868-2844

CALL ROBIN 604-868-2844

$1,199,000

JUST LISTED

4868 3RD AVENUE, TSAWWASSEN

Beautiful family home on a great street in upper Tsawwassen. Home features 3600 sq.ft, 5 bdrms, 3 full bathrooms, large great room, big games room, hardwood floors, many updates and all large rooms. Home has excellent floor plan that opens to a fabulous private southern exposed yard. Don’t miss this Great home in a Great location at a Great Price.

LOTS IN GOOD LOCATION IN UPPER TSAWWASSEN

CALL ROBIN 604-868-2844

*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

A30 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

4573 55A STREET | $1,498,000

4 BEDS | 2 BATHS | 1,615 SQ. FT. | BUILT 1975 NEW LISTING

Explore the charm of Ladner with this adorable Rancher, nestled in the renowned “Candy Cane Lane”! Meticulously renovated from top to bottom, this residence seamlessly blends modern comforts with timeless allure. Some of the updates include, brand new high efficiency furnace, new kitchen with quarts counters and Kitchen Aid appliances, new bathrooms, new flooring and roof, just to name a few! Experience the warmth and charm of Ladner while enjoying the contemporary upgrades in every corner of this delightful rancher. 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, gorgeous kitchen all open to your very private backyard. This ultimate layout is perfect for a growing family or downsizer not quite ready for condo living. Don’t miss this opportunity to live on one of the best streets in Ladner!

4823 13 AVENUE | $1,372,388

3 BEDS | 2 BATHS | 1 ½ BATHS | 2,791 SQ. FT. | BUILT 1963

SOLD Personal Real Estate Corporation 604-790-5859 | www.alisonsteen.com

ITY

AX C

Y REM

DB LISTE

AN ARTIST’S BOHO HOME! Nestled on a private street, this 2-story split-level 2,791 sq. ft. home boasts an expansive 11,270 sq. ft. private lot, 2 kitchens, 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and an indoor pool. Take in the north shore mountain views from your kitchen, dining area, and living space. The upstairs living space has solid oak floors that sparkle in the natural daylight that floods this home. With local schools and the town center just a short walk away, this sleek, iconic home effortlessly blends style, views, and convenience. This home is ripe for a fun renovation to put your personal touch onto it. Book your showing today!

Sutton Group - Seafair Realty | 1625 - 56 Street, Delta, British Columbia V4L 2B2

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

Vicky Hamilton Personal Real Estate Corporation cell 778-839-8947 �

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

ce 604-946-1255

vicky@homeswithvicky.com www.homeswithvicky.com

NEW PRICE SOLD

SOLD

SCAN ME 5376 CHAMBERLAYNE WAY

4604 46A St, Ladner Discover a haven in this nearly 3,100sqft home, with over 1,900sqft of main floor living space. Bask in natural light in the open floor plan adorned with exotic hardwood floors, complemented by the warmth of interior fir doors and casings. The amazing kitchen boasts fir cabinets, S/S appliances and a large island. Upstairs unveils a legal suite with independent laundry, adding flexibility and convenience. This property doesn’t stop there, a 580sqft heated workshop beckons, equipped with 220v power, double doors, and impressive ceiling heights of 11’8 and 9’5, providing the ideal setting for ambitious projects. Outside, discover a covered hot tub for relaxation and a greenhouse for green-thumb enthusiasts. This residence blends craftsmanship, versatility, and comfort seamlessly. MLS#R2835933

208-4728 53 Street

SOLD

27-5510 Admiral Way

113-4889 53 Street

1606-121 Tenth Street, New Westminster

sutton group seafair realty #100-5000 Bridge Street Delta, BC V4K 2K4

MEDALLION MEDALLION CLUB MEMBER CLUB MEMBER 2018, 2019 5 YEARS & 2020

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A31

604.312.7621 Sold@TrishaMurphy.ca 15 YEARS TOP 1% OF 2022 GREATER VANCOUVER REALTORS ® E

110N-1100 56 Street, Tsawwassen $1,099,000

Completely renovated large corner unit in sought after Royal Oaks - a premier adult oriented complex in the heart of Tsawwassen.

5333 Upland Drive, Tsawwassen $1,850,000

Rancher style fully renovated family home with finished basement and panoramic views!

209-5555 13A Avenue $849,000

24 - 66A Street, Boundary Bay $1,798,000

5424 Candlewyck Wynd, Tsawwassen $1,399,000

Prime Boundary Bay Lot If you love sunsets, with over 10,000 SQ FT to privacy, and vista views invest, build, or live in the current rancher and enjoy the then this is your rancher! beach lifestyle.

5129 Wilson Drive $2,598,000

313-1350 View Crescent $685,000

O TS US

258 66th Street, Boundary Bay $1,749,000

PH7-5556 14 Ave, Tsawwassen $649,000

A rare opportunity to own a fully renovated 4 bedroom beach style dream home in boundary bay!

Top floor fully renovated 1 bedroom penthouse in Windsor Woods! Bright, vault ceilings, water and park view.

4721 Blue Heron Way $1,495,000

Dynamic Marketing • Expert Contract Knowledge Experienced Negotiating Skills

4533 River Road, Ladner $1,299,000

5043 2nd Avenue $1,449,000

Sensational Waterfront property with revenue from two float homes separately owned.

1124 Skana Drive $1,575,000

Immaculate condition 4 bdrm family home with 3 full baths, in prime pebble hill location just 10 min walk to elementary school.

1178 Walalee Drive $1,549,000

Lulu Godin

Sutton Group - Seafair Realty: #2-1359 56 Street, Tsawwassen, BC V4L 2P3

Licensed Realtor & Marketing Specialist

• SUCCESSFULLY SELLING SOUTH DELTA REAL ESTATE •

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

778-875-3594 | ppelletier@delta-optimist.com

A3 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

Tammy Matson

Thor Matson

Personal Real Estate Corporation

thor@matsonrealestate.ca

sold@tammymatson.com

778-938-5599

778-994-8314

www.matsonrealestate.ca

OPEN SATURDAY 2-4

PRICEED C REDU

ALMOST SOLD OUT!!! LISTINGS WANTED!!! CALL US FOR FREE MARKET EVALUATION!!!

404-1300 Hunter Road, Tsawwassen • $848,000 PENTHOUSE CONDO at Hunter Green - bright & spacious 2 bed 2 full bath PLUS den 1,574 sq ft condo in QUIET cul-de-sac location! Generous room sizes to fit your house sized furniture & loads of windows & 2 skylights for natural light! Fees include 2 parking, lg storage locker, heat, gas, hot water. Walk to stores, restaurants, coffee, medical, transit, dyke trails & beach. OPEN SATURDAY 2-4.

SOLD!!! SOLD!!! SOLD!!! SOLD!!! SOLD!!! SOLD!!! 929 50 St., Tsawwassen

Listed by Rennie & Assoc

Listed by Onni Realty

21 4375 Cormorant Way, Tsawwassen

115 4662 Hemlock Way, Tsawwassen

Listed by Remax City

213-1738 55A Street, Tsawwassen

194 53 Street, Tsawwassen

11-6105 River Road, Ladner

THINKING OF A MOVE??? CALL US!!! SERVICE THAT WILL MOVE YOU!!! Sutton Group - Seafair Realty - Unit 2 1359 56 Street, Tsawwassen, BC

107 1704 56 Street

Barry Chreptyk 604.946.1255 ■ BarryChreptyk.com

NEW LISTING

Seafair Realty

SERVING ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS SINCE 1984

TSAWWASSEN

Allen Schwabe 604-644-5664

1625 56th Street, Tsawwassen seafair.com

604-943-3110

Heron Cove, Very rare listing in coveted development. Ground floor SOUTH facing condo with private and generous covered patio area in Quiet location. Beautiful 2 bed 2 bath and den unit. Open floor plan with hardwood throughout and bedrooms at either end, both with bathrooms for incredible privacy. Gourmet kitchen, granite counters, rare gas range and SS appliances. Fabulous floor design for entertaining both in and out with warm gas fireplace setting inside and large covered deck BBQ patio area outside. Den with French doors is perfect for home office. Large master bedroom with 4 piece ensuite and walk in closet. Complex has guest suite for visitors and central location to all amenities. This will not last

Listings needed . Please call me to Sell .

“ THE LEXINGTON “

Spacious 1370 sq. ft. Two bedroom, two bathroom suite with huge rooms… Bring on the large furniture! Updates include hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, remote control gas, fireplace and top of the line walk in tub! Quiet private patio facing the courtyard. Conveniently located to shops, restaurants, activities, public transit and more! Well managed 55 plus building, no rentals, 1 cat allowed. See it today!

JUST LISTED @ $759,900 Sutton Group Seafair Realty #100-5000 Bridge Street, Ladner, BC V4K 2K4 604.946.1255 ■ BarryChreptyk.com ■ barryrc@uniserve.com An independent Member Broker Seafair Realty

SOLD

1680 W 75th Ave. Vancouver, B.C.

6-277 171 Street, Surrey

SOLD 4442 Arthur Drive

SOLD 237 Morningside Drive

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A33

$2,238,800

$898,800

$1,878,800

$2,399,900

$2,098,800

$1,169,900

OPEN SATURDAY 2PM-4PM

4911A 53 STREET

• NEWLY BUILT 3 STORY HOME • 5 BED 5 BATH • 2,614 SQ.FT OPEN CONCEPT INTERIOR • SELF CONTAINED 1 BED 1 BATH COACH HOME

10 4788 57 STREET

• 2 LEVEL TOWNHOUSE • 4 BED 4 BATH • 2,044 SQ.FT INTERIOR LIVING SPACE • PRIVATE FENCED YARD • DOUBLE CAR GARAGE WITH FINISHED BEDROOM AND 3 PIECE BATHROOM ABOVE. PRIVATE ENTRANCE

SOL

OPEN SATURDAY 2PM-4PM

5094A BENTLEY DRIVE

• METICULOUSLY DESIGNED 5 BEDROOMS & 5 BATH FAMILY HOME • 3RD STORY OFFERS RECREATION ROOM WITH FULL BATH • MAIN FLOOR OFFERS A BEDROOM WITH FULL BATHROOM • OFFERING A/C, HRV, 4 CAMERA SURVEILLANCE, & EV CHARGER • GOURMET KITCHEN WITH FISHER PAYKEL APPLIANCES • SOUGHT AFTER BENTLEY DRIVE LOCATION CLOSE TO EVERYTHING

$1,838,800

5094B BENTLEY DRIVE

• LUXURY BUILT 5 BEDROOM & 5 BATH QUALITY FAMILY HOME • OPEN PLAN WITH ACCORDION 12 FT. DOORS LEADING TO BACKYARD. • BONUS 3RD FLOOR OFFERS HUGE RECREATION ROOM WITH FULL BATH • COVERED PATIO & 2ND FLOOR SUNDECK OFFERS GAS OUTLETS • FULLY LOADED WITH A/C, HRV, IRRIGATION & SECURITY SYSTEMS • REPUTABLE BUILDER OFFERING 2-5-10 NEW HOME WARRANTY

$1,349,900

4903A 53 STREET

5770 48A AVENUE

• RANCHER STYLE HOME • LARGE 7,590 SQ.FT LOT • CENTRAL LADNER LOCATION CLOSE TO TRANSIT • EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR FIRST TIME BUYERS OR INVESTORS

604.250.6981

W NE

4484 45A AVENUE • 3 BEDROOM 3 BATHROOM • 2,261 SQ.FT. HOME ON A 6,864 SQ.FT. LOT • POTENTIAL TO INSTALL SELF CONTAINED SUITE

• 8 BED 6 BATH • 5,664 SQ.FT. HOME

LANCE HUGHES

LIFETIME MEMBER

Personal Real Estate Corporation

604.943.8080 n 604.833.3844 Re/Max City Realty

Sutton Group - Seafair Realty

I PR

SOL

4369 41B STREET • 2.45 ACRE ESTATE

INFO@KENDALLAYRES.COM KENDALLAYRES.COM

100-5000 Bridge Street, Delta, BC

SOL

4778 45 AVENUE

• LARGE 3,000+ SQ.FT HOME • 2 BEDROOM MORTGAGE HELPER • 4 BEDROOMS & 3 BATHROMS • WALKING DISTANCE TO DSS, LADNER ELEMENTARY AND SACRED HEART ELEMENTARY

4950 59A STREET

• SPACIOUS 2-LEVEL: 4 BEDROOMS & 3 BATHS • 1 BEDROOM INLAW ACCOMMODATIONS • OFFERS 2564 SQUARE FEET OF LIVING • PRIVATE 7500 SQ.FT. LOT (75 X 100) • PRIMARY BEDROOM WITH ENSUITE BATH

$1,149,900

$3,699,900

SOL • 5 BED 5 BATH • 2,614 SQ.FT INTERIOR • 3 STORY MAIN HOME WITH BEDROOM, LIVING AREA AND BATHROOM ON THE TOP FLOOR • DETACHED SELF CONTAINED 1 BED 1 BATH COACH HOUSE

5092B BENTLEY DRIVE

• 6 BED 7 BATH • 3,292 SQ.FT HOME • PRIVATE FENCED 7,741 SQ.FT LOT • LEGAL 1 BEDROOM SUITE

JUST LISTED

$1,559,000

4350A Cormorant Way, Tsawwassen $1,139,900

1122 53 A Street, Tsawwassen Nicely updated 2 level with 2 bedroom in-law-suite. Main floor complete with 3 bedrooms, living room with gas fireplace & kitchen opening to the deck & 19,881 sq foot lot. Suite offers newer carpeting, kitchen, & s/s appliances. Single car garage & close to schools, shopping & buses.

Bedrooms: 3 • Bathrooms: 2.5 • Floor Area: 1473 sq. ft. Welcome to Boardwalk! Built in 2022 and the GST has already been paid! This professionally decorated, 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 1/2 duplex has it all. This home offers a functional layout with a large kitchen island and a gas range. The open main ﬂoor boasts 9’ ceilings

$2,649,000

I PR

306 4815 55B Street, Delta BC $699,900 Bedrooms: 2 • Bathrooms: 2 • Top Floor • Corner Unit Welcome to the Pointe! This highly sought after, top ﬂoor, north-west corner unit is the one you’ve been waiting for. Offering two bedrooms and two full bathrooms, an open and inviting kitchen complete with stainless steel Kitchenaid appliances, a gas range, quartz countertops, a long peninsula that extends to the living room - perfect for entertaining.

SOLD

JUST SOLD

5075 1 Ave, Delta

6009 16th Ave., Tsawwassen

Another quality built home by Glenhaven Contracting. Situated Beach Grove starter home, investment property or great on a large 11,300 sq foot lot. This 5 bedroom 5 bathroom home building lot at the corner of Enderby & 16th Ave. offers over 4000 sqft of luxury living space.

A34 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

www.nataliewalker.ca

(604) 868-0028 City Realty

JUST SOLD 307-1784 Osprey Dr, Tsawwassen | $998,888

1,770sf | 4 beds | 3.5 baths | Pelican Cove One | MLS#R2841280 Welcome to Pelican Cove at Tsawwassen Shores! This 4 bed, 3.5 bath end unit townhome is a family’s dream. The bright main floor showcases a gourmet kitchen with island, a gas range, spacious living area, powder room, and a south-facing balcony.

128-4738 Hemlock Way Tsawwassen | $899,000

1,572sqft | 3 Beds | 2.5 Baths Tsawwassen Landing | MLS#2834400 Bright & Spacious 1,572sf 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhome in Tsawwassen Landing by Onni. Conveniently located close to Tsawwassen Mills, Ferries & Tsawwassen Springs Golf Course.

328-1784 Osprey Drive Tsawwassen | $799,000 1,448sf | 3 bedroom | 2.5 bath townhome in Pelican Cove One

Listed by MacDonald Realty Westmar.

JUST SOLD 5094b Bentley Drive, Ladner $2,098,800 Listed by Sutton Group Seafair Realty Brand New Family Home located on one of the best streets in Ladner.

5483 15b Avenue, Tsawwassen | $2,999,000

5,043sqft | 6 Beds | 5 Baths | Tsawwassen | MLS#R2824975 Experience pure luxury in this 6 bedroom, 5 bathroom home, just 3 years young. Bright & Spacious layout that is designed for entertaining with open concept living featuring a double-sided fireplace that separates the chef’s kitchen from the great room.

Bayview Hills, Tsawwassen $6,600,000

34,000sf | 5 Lots | RS5 Zoning | Tsawwassen Exceptional opportunity to acquire 3 existing properties that have 3rd reading approval to become five RS5 zoned lots. Nestled in one of Tsawwassen’s most coveted enclaves, this expansive 34,000sf parcel is a rare find.

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

778-875-3594 | ppelletier@delta-optimist.com

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A35

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

WE CAN HELP!

s+ Follow U Us! Sell With Contact us at (604) 946-1595 or AILEEN@AILEENNOGUER.COM SEE MORE at AILEENNOGUER.COM AILEEN NOGUER REALTOR®

PERSONAL REAL ESTATE CORPORATION

LEAH GROVES

RE/MAX Westcoast

REALTOR®

Top 1% of Realtors *GVREB

RARELY AVAILABLE! BEAUTIFUL, LARGE UNIT AT SEASIDE BY MOSAIC!

GORGEOUS 4 BED & DEN W/GOLF COURSE VIEW IN MARINA GARDENS!

TOP FLOOR CORNER PENTHOUSE AT THE ONYX!

$1,199,999

$1,825,000

$878,900

120 - 4638 ORCA WAY 4 BEDS / 3 BATHS / 2148 SQ. FT. NEW PRICE $1,199,999

5533 COVE INLET ROAD 4 BEDS + DEN / 3 BATHS / 2468 SQ. FT. OFFERED AT $1,825,000

305 1175 55 STREET 2 BEDS + DEN / 2 BATH / 1381 SQ. FT. OFFERED AT $878,900

UPDATED 3 BED TOWNHOUSE IN SUNDIAL!

MASTER ON MAIN WITH A VIEW IN CHESAPEAKE LANDING!

STUNNING ENTERTAINER’S DREAM HOME IN LADNER!

SOLD

$869,000

$1,475,000

$2,499,000

103 5421 10 AVENUE 3 BEDS / 2 BATHS / 1515 SQ. FT. OFFERED AT $869,000

23 5900 FERRY ROAD 4 BEDS / 3 BATHS / 2166 SQ. FT. OFFERED AT $1,475,000

4663 54 STREET 6 BEDS / 3 BATHS / 3124 SQ. FT. OFFERED AT $2,499,000

LARGE LOT IN PRIME LOCATION IN SOUTH SURREY!

UPDATED FAMILY HOME IN CENTRAL TSAWWASSEN!

LARGE 4 BED END UNIT TOWNHOME IN HOLLY AREA!

SOLD

LUXURY ESTATE IN SOUTH SURREY!

$5,507,000 2923 WOODCREST PLACE 5 BEDS / 7 BATHS / 7539 SQ. FT HOME ON A LARGE 40,075 SQ. FT. LOT OFFERED AT $5,507,000

YOUR LOCAL REALTOR SINCE 1993!

CERTIFIED LUXURY HOME MARKETING SPECIALIST 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.

AILEEN NOGUER

Thank You for Your Votes!

#1 REALTOR

in South Delta Reader’s Choice 2023

$2,900,000

$1,724,900

$998,000

13269 24 AVENUE 3 BEDS / 3 BATHS / 2062 SQ. FT. LOT 56,628 SQ. FT. OFFERED AT $2,900,000

988 ENGLISH BLUFF ROAD 5 BEDS / 3 BATHS / 2441 SQ. FT. OFFERED AT $1,724,900

#9 - 4767 64 STREET 4 BEDS / 3 BATHS / 1933 SQ. FT. OFFERED AT $998,000

604-946-1595 AILEEN@AILEENNOGUER.COM AILEENNOGUER.COM RE/MAX WESTCOAST

YOUR LOCAL REALTOR SINCE 1993!

VISIT US IN OUR LADNER OFFICE!

A36 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

Eugene Knoedler K PERSONAL REAL ESTATE CORPORATION

SERVICE AND RESULTS YOU DESERVE Jack Knoedler

Eugene Knoedler

DELTAREALESTATE.NET

604.353.6410 JackKnoedler@remax.net

2021

* Medallion Club represents the top 10% of Greater Vancouver Realtors based on MLS sales.

Independently Owned and Operated

604.219.3177 Eugene@eugenek.ca

$1,199,000

S UST

OLD

SOL

5127 Calvert Drive, Ladner This charming 3 bed 2 bath rancher on a serene street offers waterside living with a beautiful backyard by a peaceful waterway. Enjoy a splendid patio, outdoor shower, and covered solarium for year-round relaxation. Upgraded windows, a newer roof, furnace, and hot water tank ensure almost 1700 sq ft of modern comfort. Conveniently located near town center, school, park, and Ladner yacht club, this home embodies peaceful living with easy access to amenities.

$1,678,000

T JUS

SOL

$799,000

160 5421 10th Ave

Lovely 2 bedroom/2 bath 1345 sq ft townhouse in family-friendly Sundial Villa. This spacious townhome includes a 337 sq ft sunny fully fenced southeast-facing patio, perfect for outdoor entertaining, gardening or children’s play area. Open concept living areas are connected to the kitchen and dining room by the patio, allowing for maximum space and light. Upstairs is a large primary bedroom with a walk through closet and 4 piece ensuite. Opposite end has another spacious bedroom and large storage room. Boasting an updated kitchen, newer flooring and paint and hot water tank. This home is turn key and ready to move in. In the heart of Tsawwassen, steps away from the schools, the dog-friendly Winskill Park and the Tsawwassen Town Center Mall.

331 53A St

Fabulous family home in desirable Pebble Hill area. If you’re looking for an appr. 3000 sq ft 5 bedroom/3 bath contemporary home on a quiet street in upper Tsawwassen than look no further. This home has been lovingly cared for an it shows. Bright and open custom kitchen with vaulted ceilings, custom clear fir cabinets, silestone counters, huge island with seating for 5, spacious eating area for large gatherings, Miele double wall oven, steam oven, & dishwasher, plus a gas cooktop, this kitchen is all about entertaining. Or you can relax in the private living room with vaulted ceiling and gas fireplace while the kids enjoy the family room downstairs that opens up to the back patio. 4 bdrms on upper floor including a large private Primary bedroom with a spa like ensuite and walk-in closet. Updated kitchen, windows, bathrooms and more.

RE/MAX City Realty | 5090 48 Avenue, Delta, BC V4K 1V8 | Office 604.943.8080 | Eugene@eugenek.ca | deltarealestate.net

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

778-875-3594 | ppelletier@delta-optimist.com

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A37

Todd Jackson, B.A. Amy Lambert, B.A. Richard Lowe, RIBC Mike Van Straaten, BMgt Personal Real Estate Corporation

Personal Real Estate Corporation

Realtor

NEW LISTING!

5149 Wilson Drive, Tsawwassen | $1,599,000

207 4955 River Road, Ladner | $639,900

#310 – 1369 56 Street, Tsawwassen | $549,900

WELL, WELL, WELL! Well-located, well-built, and well-maintained. A family friendly and functional 4 bdrm back-split on a massive lot in a quiet and well-established neighbourhood. Walking distance to schools. Plenty of parking options for additional vehicles, boats & trailers. Upgraded mechanical plus roof and windows. FABULOUS FIND!

Spacious and well laid out 1,042 sq.ft. 1 level home in a desirable location with serene private and tranquil nature setting onto waterway and parks. Situated in the heart of Ladner Center, shops and amenities without the city noise. Well maintained building with rain screen technology and updated building envelope.

Completely renovated condo offering both convenience and style! Enjoy new appliances in the updated kitchen, retreat to the spacious covered deck w/gas line for BBQ or heater, or stay comfortable indoors w/new remote-controlled ceiling fans. Walk-in shower w/separate tub, gas fireplace (all gas incl. in strata fee), 1 parking stall, storage locker & amenities.

4897 47A Avenue, Ladner | $958,000

856 55A Street, Tsawwassen | $1,529,000

201 4755 51 Street, Ladner | $785,000

THE PERFECT PACKAGE! A bright & spacious end unit townhome well located in the heart of Ladner. The perfect package with an open floorplan, gas fireplace, gourmet kitchen, spacious primary bedroom & ensuite, large storage & 2 covered parking.

Functional Split level design home w/ kitchen overlooking family room, dining room leading to cozy living room w/ gas fireplace. 4 bedrooms + den offers versatility for a home gym or office. East facing private landscaped lot in Central Tsawwassen just steps from schools, rec center, & transit.

Convenience at your doorstep! Located on the fringe of Historic Ladner Village is this amazing 4 year old corner unit in a boutique building w/open concept and surrounded by windows.

2,484 sq.ft. | 4 bedrooms | 2.5 bathrooms | 11,625 sq.ft. lot

1,563 sq.ft. | 3 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms | Village Walk

1,042 sq.ft. | 1 bedroom plus den | 1 bathroom | Shorewalk

1,980 sq.ft. | 4 bedrooms + den | 3 bathrooms | 7,707 sq.ft. lot

690 sq.ft. | 1 bedroom | 1 bathroom | Windsor Woods

1,155 sq.ft. | 2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | Ladner Village Gate

NEW LISTING!

210 4768 53 Street, Ladner | $599,850

504 3315 148 Street, South Surrey | $739,900

211-12155 75A Avenue, Surrey | $595,000

Fantastic condo with a quiet and desirable garden patio outlook in popular Sunningdale phase 3! Perfect investment and home just minutes to all amenities and shopping. Gas fireplace, Secure parking and locker. Well maintained complex.

Penthouse corner unit with modern farmhouse inspired design boasting 9 ft ceilings, vaulted ceiling in primary & living room, oversized windows, & open-concept plan. 2 Parking + 1 Locker. Great location near shops and transit. Assignment - Est. Completion-end of March 2024.

This delightful corner unit with an abundance of natural light features a spacious layout with oversized living and dining room, cozy gas fireplace, dual walkout balcony, 2 parking stalls, storage locker, and walking distance to transit, shopping and recreation.

944 sq.ft. | 2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | Sunningdale Estates

799 sq ft | 2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | Southaven by Parkridge Homes

1,125 sq.ft. | 2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | Strawberry Hill Estates

SOLD

4494 45A Street, Ladner

288 67A Street, Tsawwassen

5097 2A Ave., Tsawwassen

4812 Glendale Ave., Ladner

106 1640 11th Ave., Vancouver

201 4689 52A St., Ladner

327-1792 Starling Drive, Tsawwassen

A38 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

Scan the QR code with your phone camera to view my recent sales!

FOR SALE

NEW LISTING

Bayview Hills Tsawwassen - 3rd Reading Approved 5-Lot Subdivision • 4965 8A Avenue, 871 & 855 Bayview Drive

$998,888 • 307 1784 Osprey Drive, Tsawwassen

$2,999,000 • 5483 15B Avenue, Delta 6 Bedrooms I 5 Bathrooms I 5,019 sq. ft. NEW LISTING

FOR SALE

JUST SOLD

$999,000 • 15 5551 ADMIRAL Way 3 Bedrooms I 3 Bathrooms I 1,444 sq. ft. JUST SOLD WITH MULTIPLE OFFERS

4 Bedrooms I 4 Bathrooms I 1,770 sq. ft.

LISTED BY REMAX CITY REALTY

$699,000 • #317 55 E Cordova St, Vancouver Loft | 1 Bath | 809 sq. ft. No parking FOR SALE

$809,900 • 201-4689 52 A Street, Delta 2 Bedrooms I 2 Bathrooms I 1,087 sq. ft.

$675,000 • 112 20673 78 Avenue 2 Bedrooms I 2 Bathrooms I 903 sq. ft.

$799,000 • 328 1784 Osprey Drive, Tsawwassen

THINKING OF SELLING? CALL JOHN TODAY ABSOLUTE HIDDEN GEM!

JUST LISTED!

NEW PRICE!

1100 WILMINGTON DRIVE

$1,149,000 • 4494 45 A Street, Ladner

John Nielsen

$1,829,000

MLS R2832305 360º TOUR

RARE 16,071 sq. ft. level lot with a 10 upper Tsawwassen location on a dead quiet street makes for all kinds of possibilities! Delta indicates a future max building envelope of 8,734 sq. ft. with basement 50% below grade ideal for the large family and 15 minutes walking to school and most local amenities. The existing 2,478 sq. ft. 5 bedroom 2 level with 5 year old roof is solid, livable and could be easily updated which leaves room on this massive property for inground pool, sports facility or a future shop for the enthusiast! This property truly has the potential of being an incredible estate and is in one of the quietest central pockets of Tsawwassen.

PORT GATEWAY

QUIET STREET

PERFORMANCE

MLS R2775898 360º TOUR

MLS R2711985 360º TOUR

BUILD YOUR DREAM INVESTMENT 2975 53RD STREET $5,575,000

20 ACRES, 2 HOMES & HUGE BARN 4774 104TH STREET $6,250,000

Almost square 17.34 acre parcel with 823 ft. of road frontage features an English style country home, 5 stall barn, hay field and generous pasture area which has been an established equestrian facility for decades. The property offers an ideal central location just 5 minutes to Tsawwassen or Ladner, Tsawwassen Mills Mall, BC Ferries, DeltaPort Way, TFN Industrial Park, transportation and more. This parcel is close to BC Railway in an area of transitional properties with amazing future potential. Call anytime for more information.

First time this amazing secluded 20.25 acre parcel has been offered for sale since 1955 which 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 property were built in 1972 which includes a sprawling 3,162 sq. ft. 4 bedroom rancher w/30 + car concrete driveway was substantially renovated and enlarged in 1987 and roof redone 10 years ago. The second residence is a 1238 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 with steel roof and cladding. Attention to detail here is second to none including chain link fencing that surrounds the entire property.

Re/Max Real Estate Services www.westcoastfarmsteads.com info@johnnielsen.ca 110-3540 West 41st Ave, Vancouver V6N 3E6

Real Estate Service 35 Successful Years

604.250.8216 Experience • Knowledge Professionalism

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A39

Phone: 604-644-5821 www.georgiaprimar.com Email: georgia@sutton.com

Proudly Serving Delta by Referral for 13 Years!

FOR SALE NEW LISTING

4% r ea at 3.1 2y le age b i tg ss Po mor ble ma

su As

5148 Bentley Lane $1,825,000

S ST

6-4408 Cormorant Way $1,253,000

5966 Kirkwood Road

SOLDS LD

1474 Village Greens Wynd

1701 7368 Sandborne Ave

114-4690 Hawk Lane

92 Centennial Parkway

403 Seashell Drive

298 67A

307 1768 55A Street

119-4662 Hemlock Way

TOP 10% GREATER VANCOUVER REALTORS *REBGV stats CALL Amber & Jennifer for a complimentary home evaluation today!

4542 46A St. Ladner

3450 64 St. Ladner

110 - 1760 Southmere Cres S. Surrey

New Listing

| 1595 sq ft | Lot 6566 sq ft | $1,329,000

Fully renovated Port Guichon Rancher! Beautiful U-shaped rancher featuring two living rooms, full ensuite bathroom & single garage. Renovations (2018) include kitchen, bathrooms, appliances, floors, carpets & windows. Located on a private, fenced, east facing lot in a desirable neighbourhood, walking distance to Port Guichon Elementary School. Great family home, or perfect for downsizing!

| 2216 sq ft | LOT: 6534 sq ft

Experience the charm of country living! Boasting character & potential with refinished hardwood floors, a cozy gas fireplace, bright & spacious kitchen, & an unfinished walkout basement. Located on a gated private lot with farm views!

| 736 sq ft

Attention first-time home buyers or investors! Enjoy serene views of the Semiahmoo Trail from the oversized windows & enclosed patio in this spacious condo. Well maintained building, conveniently located within walking distance to shops, restaurants, parks & transit.

A40 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

Your Community

MARKETPLACE

Call or email to place your ad, Monday through Friday 8:30am to 4:30pm

604-362-0586 • 604-653-7851 dtjames@glaciermedia.ca • nmather@glaciermedia.ca Book your ad online anytime at

classifieds.delta-optimist.com

delta-optimist.adperfect.com

REMEMBRANCES OBITUARIES

IN MEMORIAM

Walter Rasmussen’s Celebration of Life Will be held on March 2nd from 2 - 4 pm at the Harris Barn at 4140 Arthur Drive, Ladner.

FISHER, Peter John October 15, 1952 − January 24, 2024

Joyce More (Taylor) July 6, 1932 – February 13, 2023 Reflecting on one year after our Grandma’s passing. We miss her cheerful voice updating us on the latest Hollywood gossip and recent bus trips she took to River Rock and beyond. We miss how beautiful she was in outfits embellished with sequins, and accessorized with pieces from her retro jewelry collection, always completed with a brooch and sunglasses. We miss her ordering the best sundae or pie a la mode, and never a salad. We miss her stories of her independent travels around the world and many wonderful trips with Flo. We miss receiving her thoughtful notes and cards, often with “a little coffee money” tucked inside. We miss her infectious belly laugh and hearing her say her 90th birthday party was “the best one yet”. Her children Cher, Linda, and Kim (Marian) and grandchildren, Tobi, Kimmy (Steve), Evan, Adam (Angela), Adrian and great grandchildren, Kate and Sadie, Ava and Emma, Alex (Tara) Liv and Nate, Sandy (niece) and Bryce (great nephew), and her #1 fan Derek, miss her so much. We take comfort knowing that J is in the great casino in the sky with her sister, Flo. In honour of our Queen, we hope you will treat yourself to a coffee and a slice of pie today. We love you J. July 6, 1932 – February 13, 2023

CAMMISH, Daphne It is with much sadness that we announce the passing of our mother, Nana and great Nana: Daphne Cammish on January 25, 2024. Daphne was born in Scarborough, Yorkshire and lived in England until she emigrated to Canada in 2008. Daphne is predeceased by her husband James (1993), her son Andew (1994) and daughter-in-law Julie (2019). As well, Daphne’s brother, Malcolm, sister Dorothy, son-in-law Alan, nephews David, and Stephen, and neice Pauline.

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Peter John Fisher on January 24, 2024, in Victoria, BC, at the age of 71. Born in Edmonton, AB, growing up in Tsawwassen, BC, Peter lived his last 30 years in Oak Bay, where he oversaw the building of a new home in his retirement. Peter’s career weaved between private ventures and provincial government work, primarily in the manufacturing forest sector, and he spent time exploring many parts of the world. Peter is survived by his wife Heather and daughters Erica and Georgia (Matt), brothers Ross (Sandie) and Mike (Deb), along with beloved extended family. He will be remembered for his sense of humour, intelligence, and pride in his family’s accomplishments. A Celebration of Life will be held at a time and place to be announced.

Daphne was the proud mother to Wendy and sonin-law Sydney; proud Nana and great Nana to 8 grandchildren: Kana 18, Issey 16, Lila 12, Cohen 9, George 5, Ellie 2 and Alastair 2. She is also grandma to Louise 32 (living in Italy) and Jenna 30 (living in Mexico) (Louise and Jenna are the daughter’s of Andrew). She lived a full life and we celebrate her many accomplishments and fighting spirit.

Celebrate the lives of loved ones with your stories, photographs and tributes on legacy.com/obituaries/ deltaoptimist

Mum spent her last few weeks in KinVillage and we would like to acknowledge the caring and love that was shown to her by the nurses, care aids and especially Dr. Gemeinhardt. In Memory of Daphne, a service will be held at South Delta Baptist Church on Friday, February 16th at 11:30 am. We welcome all who wish to attend. Instead of flowers, donations can be made to KinVillage in Delta or BC Cancer Agency.

MERCER, Bill Bill passed away January 20, 2024. Survived by his wife Diana, his children James (Melissa), Robyn (Jeff), and Jack (Jackie); his grandchildren Jesse, Macklin, Thayer, River, Tyde and Olive; his sisters Daphne Frost and Mary Norris. He lived his life by happily following “life’s road less travelled” and left us with an “Irish Goodbye”.

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A41 REMEMBRANCES OBITUARIES

KRAAN, Anna (Jepma) In Loving Memory of Anna Kraan Anna Kraan (Jepma), a beacon of love and joy, passed away on January 21, 2024, at Peace Portal Seniors Village. Born on November 17, 1927, in Friesland, NL, she filled our lives with warmth, laughter, and an enduring sense of family. Anna’s journey led her from Friesland to Bussum, NL, where she married her beloved Gerrit Kraan in 1952. Together, they embarked on an adventure, immigrating to Canada in 1957 and settling in Ladner, BC. Over their 71 years of marriage, they adopted three children, and Anna found her true calling as a mother. A passionate homemaker, Anna’s joy was found in the simple pleasures of life. She adored spending time with her children, grandchildren, and greatgrandchildren, infusing each moment with love. Her hands were skilled in needlepoint, crocheting, and knitting, but it was in the kitchen that she truly shone. Baking was her art, and her apple cake became a cherished staple at every family gathering.

MATTICE, Arthur James (Art) It is with deep sadness that we announce the peaceful passing of Arthur Mattice on January 26th. He leaves behind his beloved wife of 58 years; Christine; son Ken and wife Alanna; grandchildren Kurtis and Sydney; daughter Laurie, husband George and children. We are devastated for the loss of such a profoundly impactful man, but we will continue to live each day with the gifts of love that he blessed us with and forever be grateful for how he contributed to our lives. Full obituary can be viewed at: https://www.asimplecremation.ca/tribute/arthurjames-mattice

WILSON, Lindsey Jay Sunrise: April 6, 1956 Sunset: January 27, 1924 It is with great sadness that we announce the sudden passing of Lindsey. We invite those who were touched by Lindsey’s presence in their life to a celebration of his extraordinary life: Saturday February 10, 1924 Tsawwassen First Nation Recreation Centre 1929 Tsawwassen Drive, Tsawwassen, BC Services will begin at 10:00 am.

May the Sunshine of Comfort Dispel the Clouds of Despair

Fond memories linger every day, Remembrance keeps them near.

Anna and Gerrit shared a love for travel, especially in their RV, creating lasting memories with family and friends. Her sense of humor was infectious, and her laughter resonated in the hearts of all who knew her. A dedicated church member, she lived a life marked by faith, compassion, and love. For 64 years, Anna called Ladner home, and her final 2 1/2 years were spent at Peace Portal Seniors Village, where the staff became her angels. The family extends heartfelt thanks for their exceptional care in her final days. Anna is preceded in death by her son Peter, grandson Jason, sister Siets (Hibma), and brothers Klaas, Jelle, and Tom. She is survived by her devoted husband Gerrit, daughter Betty-Ann (Don), son Wayne (Jeannette), 4 granddaughters, 4 grandsons, and 9 great-grandchildren. A celebration of Anna’s extraordinary life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations to a charity of your choice. Anna Kraan’s legacy is one of love, laughter, and unwavering family bonds. Her absence leaves a void, but her memory will forever be a source of inspiration and comfort. We will miss you, Oma.

CELEBRATIONS SHANNON, Jack Garfield Born September 10, 1960 at Williams Lake, BC. Most of Jacks growing up years were in the South Okanagan. As a young man Jack drove truck. His true passion was interior design, going into the kitchen renovation business for the remainder of his career. Jack lived in New West, Calgary, Ladner, and Tsawwassen. Predeceased by his father James, survived by his mother Ruth, siblings Stan (Eve) Susan (Rob) and Ross (Kerrie), nieces and nephews David, Jeff, Tania, Connie, Mitchell, Hugh, and Katie. Thank you to all the hospital and palliative staff and all the loving friends and family. Funeral will be Saturday, February 10th, 2024 at 11:00 am at Harris Barn located at 4140 Arthur Drive, Delta, BC. All are welcome.

Birthdays

HOLY MACKEREL

the “Coolest Captain” in town is 75! Love and birthday wishes for a guy who fishes Still Keeping in REEL after all these years. We love you more than 1000 sockeye. Julie, Benjamin, Chris, Emily & Sheree xox

A42 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

SUDOKU Sudoku puzzles are formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a Sudoku, the numbers 1 through 9 must fill each row, column and box. Each number can appear only once in each row, column and box. You can figure out the order in which the numbers will appear by using the numeric clues already provided in the boxes.

COMMUNITY

LEGAL

ANNOUNCEMENTS

LegaL/pubLic notices

LOW COST Cremation Packages Available. URN’s starting at $89 $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. Call: 604-574-8822 Email: Bakerview@telus.net Head Ofﬁce 34863 Cemetery Avenue, Mission, BC

Community Crematorium & Celebration Centre Ltd. Community Crematorium & Celebration Centre Ltd.

www.bakerviewcrematorium.com PUZZLE ANSWERS ON SEPARATE PAGE

Community Marketplace CLASSIFIEDS

OFFICE OPEN BY APPOINTMENT To make an APPOINTMENT, inquires or place a classified ad PLEASE CONTACT Dawn 604-362-0586

DTJames@glaciermedia.ca

PETS

DOWN

ACROSS

FEELING Anxious or Depressed? JOIN our FREE, Confidential, Self-Help Support Group. In-person Weekly Meetings Tuesdays • 1:30 to 3pm St. Cuthbert Anglican Church, 11601 82 Ave, Delta Please contact Anita for more info: anitaendorse@gmail.com or 604-788-4633 www.recoverycanada.ca

1. One point south of due east 4. Coagulated blood 8. Fortifying ditch 10. Devotee of Hinduism 11. Trunk of a tree 12. Bank note 13. Capital of Guam 15. Study again

16. Covered with hoarfrost 17. Opening 18. Legendary Rolling Stone 21. Stray 22. Computer storing system 23. Signal 24. Pitching statistic 25. Human being

1. A way to board 12. Metric weight 2. Get down unit 3. Highly seasoned 14. Vasopressin sausage 15. Bravo! Bravo! 4. First day of Bravo! month 17. One-time 5. Eurasian shrubs family room staple 6. The organ that 19. Got back bears the ovules of together a flower 20. Anger 7. Small lake 23. Sang merrily 9. Belief 24. Sea eagle 10. Sunrooms 25. Military men

26. Malaysian isthmus 27. The “Blonde Bombshell” 34. A gland 35. Bluish greens 36. Endangered 37. Three-dimensional 38. In a way, precipitated

26. Kilo yard (abbr.) 27. Found in the sea 28. Protects from weather 29. Type of medicine 30. City along the Rhine 31. Animal disease 32. Martini ingredients

39. God associated with dissolution 40. Blemished 41. Flow or leak slowly 42. Disco legends The Bee __ 43. Midway between south and southeast

Found Key Fob Found with 3 keys attached for SPRINTER. 604−946−6154

classifieds.delta-optimist.com

MARKETPLACE Wanted

33. Get away 34. Lack of disunity 36. One-time European Commission officer

CASH for your CLUTTER I will pay CASH for your UNWANTED ITEMS! I specialize in RECORDS, English Bone China & Figurines, Collectibles, Tools, Antiques, ETC

Rob • 604-307-6715

Place Your Ad Today! 604-362-0586

WAREHOUSE LIEN ACT Annacis Lock-Up Storage Depot, claims a Landlords Contractual Lien against the following persons goods in storage at 555 Derwent Way, New Westminster, BC. 604-527-0388 Valerie Gris 3301 Dan Jack Wickman 3305 & X3228 Melvin Shick Kuey Woo 2201 & 2815 Samantha Marie Merritt 3259 Karen Elizabeth Kelly 2345 Lochlan Stone Julius Plato 2234 Chantelle Marie Wettlaufer 1501 Notice is hereby given, that a sale of the contents of the storage units will take place February 16, 2024, or thereafter, by way of public auction or private sale.

NOTICE OF ABANDONMENT ATI Truck Repair Ltd. will dispose of the following unit: 2006 CHEVROLET SILVERADO (pick up truck) VIN: 1GCGK13U36F127540 DEBTOR: AZAK JR CURTIS RONALD AMOUNT OWED: $9300.41 Viewing by appointment, 604-368-7601 Unit can be viewed at: Unit 6, 7945 Alexander Road, Delta All email written bids to ATI Truck Repair Ltd. by February 15, 2024 Email: sm@atitruckrepair.ca www.atitruckrepair.ca

pets RENTALS APARTMENTS/CONDOS FOR RENT

DOG WALKER and SITTER 7 days/wk Dog Walking Certificate and Pet First Aid course, can work with aggressive’s. Ref’s avail. Ins’d, bonded Joe, 778-325-3659

RENTAL suites For rent WEST LADNER: 2 BR Farm Loft avail now. 2 Bath. Includes laundry. $2000 incls utls & wifi. No pets. N/S. Call or text 604-961-9227 WEST LADNER BRAND NEW Large 3 BR Farm Loft avail now. 2 Bath. Includes laundry. $2500 incls utls & wifi. No pets. N/S. Call or text 604-961-9227

Choose your Apartment Rental from one of our well maintained and managed buildings in South Delta:

29ft RV FOR RENT Stationary, located at Tsawwassen RV Park, amenities includes laundry, showers +. Long-term. Pet friendly. $1500/mo. 778-325-3659

storage

Rental Office 604.948.9111 Inquire about some of our

Pet Friendly buildings. Please visit our website for availability:

barbicanpm.ca

Sorry, no BBQs permitted. Reference required. -----------------------------------

A Division of Century Group

classifieds.delta-optimist.com

houses For rent Vancouver South (Argyle & Marine). Large Newly Reno’d 5 BR & Den, new appls, laundry, lam flrs, 2 full bath, storage, patio, yard, carport, parking. No pets. Available now. $5950. 604-833-2103

U STORE IT U LOCK IT 3 Self Storage Buildings

in Tsawwassen to serve you. Various sizes available.

Storage@BarbicanPM.ca For more details visit: BarbicanPM.ca/Storage

Workshops •••

BARN

•••

Short Term 6 month lease Feb - July (ideal for dry storage) WEST LADNER Call or text to Inquire. 604-961-9227

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A43 HOME SERVICES cleaning SUNSHINE CLEANING

“you’ve tried the rest, now try the best.” Move Ins - Move Outs, Weekly • Bi-Weekly • Monthly Starting @ $120 cleanings. • Window Cleaning • Work guarantee. Exc refs.

fencing

landScaping

West Coast Cedar Installations

since 1991.

NEW FENCING • Repairs & Rebuilds. • Fences & Decks.

604-788-6458

flooring

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

drywall

DRYWALL PATCHING & REPAIRS. We Fix it -

Small & Large Jobs OK!

778-227-6573

DRYWALL Reliable Work

*Res & Comm *35 Yrs Exp. Mike 604-789-5268

classiﬁeds. delta-optimist.com elecTrical

Hardwood Floor Refinishing Experts • Repairs • Staining • Installation • Free Estimates

604-376-7224 centuryhardwood.com GOLDEN HARDWOOD, LAMINATE & TILES. Install Hardwood, Sanding/Refinishing, Tiling. + Home Renovations. • 778-858-7263 •

• Exterior house cleaning • Pressure washing • Gutters Steve Watts 604-943-4134 778-228-5639

YOUR ELECTRICIAN Lic#89402. Insured. Guaranteed.

goldenleafelectrical.com

lawn & garden

25+ years Experience. Fully Ins’d. Lic’d & WCB Winter Clean-up Specials • Lawn Maintenance • Power Rake • New Sod & Seeding • Tree Topping & Trimming • Power Wash • Gutters • Patio’s • Decks • Fences • Concrete • Retaining Walls • Driveways & Sidewalks & Much MORE All work guaranteed Free Estimates .

604-240-2881

• Lawn Cuts & Maintenance • Full Landscape Projects Signature Design Services, Call for a Yard Makeover! One call does it All! WCB

604-943-0043 www.landplus.ca

GREEN SAVE GARDENING & LANDSCAPING LTD. Lawn Cutting Cutting Lawn Trimming & & Pruning Trimming Pruning Yard Cleanup & Yard Cleanup & Pressure Washing Pressure Washing Yard Maintenance We Beetle Wehandle handleJapanese Japanese Beetle Residential Strata Commercial& & Strata

Complete Lawn Care

Winter Clean-up

HANDYMAN RENOVATIONS Kitchens & Bathrooms • Plumbing • Countertops • Flooring • Paint & More. Call MIC for quote:

•Weeding •Trim • Pruning • Power Rake • Moss Control • Lawn Mowing sbgardening@hotmail.ca

604-710-1348

FIND HELP FOR YOUR

604-271-5319 778-863-5319

PROJECTS

$45/hr per person. 24/7

604-999-6020

classiﬁeds. delta-optimist.com painTing/ wallpaper Master Brushes

PAINTING FREE

Repairs & 2 coats of paint. 25+ years experience Top quality paint and workmanship.

For All Your Household Additions & Renovations

• Hot Water Tanks • Plumbing • Heating • Furnaces • Boilers • Drainage • Res. & Comm. • 24/7 Service

• • •

Interior & Exterior Finishing, Fences & Decks, Kitchens & Bathrooms, Plumbing. Refs Avail. Free Est. Local Resident & Serving Delta for over 20 yrs. • • •

Call Rob 604-830-9401

604-437-7272

To advertise in the Classifeds call

renoS & home improvemenT

3 rms $750, 4th rm half price, First 4 rooms baseboards & Window sills

Since 1989

www.mrbuild.com

□Renos □KItchens  RENOS  WINDOWS □BathRooms □WInDoWs  REPAIRS  DECKS □RePaIRs □DecKs  PAINTING  FENCES □PaIntInG □Fences  TILING  ROOFING □tILInG □RooFInG  DOORS  GUTTERS □DooRs □GUtteRs

Need anything done or repaired?

604-732-8453

mrbuild@mrbuild.com ..

ALL RENOVATIONS • Kitchen • Baths • Additions • Stairs • Patio • Decks • Fencing • Gates • Painting • Drywall

604-362-0586 roofing

Interior & Exterior Repaint Specialist 18 yrs experience

ü Senior disc available ü Free estimates

3 rooms

$699 (paint included)

CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK SUNNY

778-893-1786

SPECIAL SPECIAL SUMMER WINTER PAINTING DISCOUNT DISCOUNT

35%OFF 25 years experience. Free Estimates

A. RIGHTWAY PAINTING Ltd.

778-984-0666

Over 40 Years in Business SPECIALIZING IN CEDAR, FIBERGLASS LAMINATES AND TORCH ON.

Liability Insurance, WCB, BBB, Free Estimates

604-946-4333

classiﬁeds.delta-optimist.com

rubbiSh removal

BRADS JUNK REMOVAL..com com REMOVAL

• FULL SERVICE JUNK REMOVAL & Clean-Up at Affordable Rates • Pianos & Hot Tubs No Problem • Booked Appointments • Same-Day Service • Residential & Commercial 20 YARD 20 YARD YARD BIN RENTALS RENTALS $$ from $249 a week dumpfees. fees Starting atfor 249 dump fee. Starting at 249 +++dump 280

604.220.JUNK (5865)

A-1 Contracting & Roofing New Roofs & Re-Roofing ALL TYPES All Maintenance & Repairs GUTTER CLEANING Gutter Guard Installations • RENOVATION WORK • WCB. 25% Discount • Emergency Repairs •

ABE Rubbish Removal + Delivery & Moving Services. PROMPT. RELIABLE.

604-999-6020

“You Call It, We Haul It!”

ROD’S HAUL-IT-AWAY Rubbish Removal and Recycling

778-668-4285

Jag 778-892-1530

Located in Ladner • So you pay less •

a1kahlonconstruction.ca

Snow removal

BOUNDARY BAY WINDOW WASHING

& MORE. Quality Workmanship

778-892-1530

a1kahlonconstruction.ca

PRISM PAINTING

Residential & Commercial

to theServices Refer toRefer the Home Home Services section for allsection your

Bros. Rooﬁng Ltd.

• • •

ABE MOVING • DELIVERY and Rubbish Removal

EXTERIOR & INTERIOR

604-725-3127

roofing

RDM ENTERPRISES

SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 778-545-0098 604-396-7707

handyperSon

INSTALLATION & REPAIRS .

Lawn Cuts. Shrubs & Tree Pruning.

greensavegardening05@gmail.com

fencing

• Cedar Fencing • Vinyl Fencing • Gates • Pavers • Retaining Walls • Landscaping

WINTER CLEAN-UP.

604.771.5340

Fast same day service. We love BIG & small jobs!

604-568-1899

Complete Landscaping

guTTerS

BOUNDARY BAY WINDOW WASHING

renoS & home improvemenT

plumbing

SHAW LANDSCAPING LTD.

778-688-1012

604-716-8631

moving

Snow Removal & Salting Services KITCHEN & BATHROOM RENO’S. All Tiling & Flooring, Drywall & Painting. ALL REPAIRS + More! Interior & Exterior Work 778-836-0436

Re-Roofing & Maintenance Repair

• Gutters Steve Watts 604-943-4134 778-228-5639

SPECIALISTS

20 Year Labour Warranty Available Family owned & operated.

604-591-3500 604-502-8683

allseasonsroofing.ca

Tree ServiceS TREE WORKS

Looking to do some

Home Improvement? Refer to the Service Directory for all of your home improvement, decorating and gardening needs.

TREE SERVICES Pruning, Hedge Trimming Tree & Stump Removal

75 ft Bucket Trucks

604-787-5915

www.treeworksonline.ca

$50 OFF * on jobs over $1000

A44 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

CALL THE EXPERTS Fencing and decking

HOMeSTead SeRViceS

604-940-8918

Sales • Service • Installations All Garage Doors & Garage Door Motors

Specializing in FenceS and deckS

JaSOn WellS 604 948 5296

> inFO@HOMeSTeadSeRViceS.ca > WWW.HOMeSTeadSeRViceS.ca

#135-7391 Vantage Way, Delta www.accessgaragedoors.ca

Window and Gutter Cleaning Pressure and Soft Washing

DELTA GUTTERS & EXTERIORS INC.

(778) 413-5389

INSTALL | REPAIR | CLEAN

We specialize in Exteriors. Gutters • Soffits Siding • Decks • Fencing Renovations & more Fully insured. WCB. Locally Owned Call Brent 604-767-3524

Place ads online @

classiﬁeds.delta-optimist.com

GUTTERS

Delta’s Arborist Tree Service Co. www.royalwoodtreecare.com

Call Shawn

604.786.7145

BIGGER BETTER GUTTERS

Certified Arborist & Tree Risk Assessor - Nathan Spowage PN-7646-A

Please call Jon at 604-916-6187 royalwoodtreecare@hotmail.com

 Continuous 5”Gutters  Fascia  Custom Flashings  Soﬃt  Leaf Screen  Powerwashing  Cleaning and Repairs

GUTTER GUT TER BR BROTH OTHERS OTH ERS

TREE SERVICE

gutter-brothers.ca

Hot Spot For Sale 604-362-0586

AUTOMOTIVE Scrap car removal

TODAY'S PUZZLE ANSWERS

THANK YOU FOR RECYCLING THIS NEWSPAPER.

VEHICLE REMOVAL CASH FOR ALL! Serving Delta & area since 1986. Call 604-649-1627 www.deltascrap.ca

Place Your Ad Today! 604-362-0586

place ads online @ classifieds.delta-optimist.com

February 8, 2024 The Delta Optimist A45

EVERYONE LOVES A GOOD DEAL 3 e lot theft, lowing tre pour in fol year, 6,7 ort: Funds ts look this pp en m su ss ts se Scou property as 023 5 | 2 ents: How UARY | JAN Assessm SDAY THUR

BOXLA BOSS

Former NLL star coaching in Delta,

Subscribe Today! r’s A New Yeage! Day plun

JIM KINNE

AR PHOTO

e the the first tim Delta. It was the City of hosted by Bear Swim m. the Polar ry Bay at -optimist.co nda elta ured Bou w.d Pict in 1 ww de on Jan. ular Sha online at: into 2023 e photos e Series Cell Signatur k a plunge ic. See mor e souls too the pandem ed 450 brav two years due to in An estimat been held has nt eve

Drapery ay! ters and te tod r free quo ades, Shut book you Blinds, Sh ryone's style and budget. Call to delta Options

Book your

to match

eve

ltation

me consu

free in-ho

-3088 604-948

linds.com/ budgetb

ents in appointm ends valid for sale ctive and apply. The MSRP. is nonretroa d restrictions off of *This sale . Sale based 2023. Bran January January 31st 2023

/YEAR

*PLUS GST

GETS YOU 4 ISSUES PER MONTH OF LOCAL NEWS, CONTENT & DEALS

PLUS RECEIVE MONTHLY DEALS WORTH $50 OR MORE FROM LOCAL MERCHANTS EXCLUSIVE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

DIRECTLY TO YOUR EMAIL INBOX

START YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TODAY! SUBSCRIPTION.DELTA-OPTIMIST.COM OR CALL 604-946-4451 *VOLUNTARY PAY PROGRAM IS LIMITED TO CURRENT DISTRIBUTION AREA

A46 The Delta Optimist February 8, 2024

DISCOVER LIFE AT SOUTHLANDS

A BEACH COMMUNITY ROOTED IN FARMING AND FOOD

JOIN US

RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY OF THE YEAR

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 11AM - 4PM TOUR 2 BRAND NEW FURNISHED SHOWHOMES

PLUS: FOUR WINDS BEER TASTING · MOM’S GRILLED CHEESE FOOD TRUCK · KIDS’ ACTIVITIES

NOW SELLING 1-BED GARDEN FLATS · 2- & 3-BED TOWNHOMES · 3-BED NON-STRATA ROWHOMES DiscoverSouthlands.ca | 604.636.2220 Discovery Centre open Saturday - Wednesday 11am - 4pm | 6388 Market Ave, Boundary Bay, Tsawwassen Layouts, materials, specifications, features, project design, timing and pricing are for illustration only and subject to change without notice. This is not an offering for sale. Any such offering can only be made with a disclosure statement. Errors and Omissions Excepted (E.&O.E.)

MAR

KET A

BOUNDARY BAY RD

3RD AVE