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BC Libs bashed for CapU underfunding CapU funding formula ‘doesn’t exist,’ Sultan and Eby say

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The provincial New Democrats are taking the Minister of Advanced Education to task for leaving Capilano

University one of the worst-funded schools in B.C. — and for ignoring pleas from a longtime Liberal MLA to discuss the problem. David Eby, Opposition critic for advanced

education, rose in the Legislature April 10 and produced a letter from West VancouverCapilano MLA Ralph Sultan prodding Advanced Education Minister Amrik Virk to meet and discuss the formula the province uses to determine how much funding postsecondary institutions receive.

“I regret to remind you that as of today, you have failed to respond . . . to a letter sent to you last August requesting a detailed brieﬁng of the funding model applicable to Capilano University,” Sultan wrote. “We are now approaching the six-month mark.” In an interview, Eby lauded Sultan for quietly

going to bat for CapU. “Thank goodness there’s at least one person on the Liberal side who cares about the fact Cap is so underfunded and that people on the North Shore and in Squamish are paying the price for the school being so underfunded,” Eby said. At $6,232 per student, only Langara College’s

per-student funding is lower out of all 24 colleges and universities in the province. The school’s board of governors cut a swath of programs last year and is preparing to reduce operating budgets for the school this year, thanks to budget deﬁcits. Virk has maintained See MLA page 3

Tablets required for W. Van secondary students JANE SEYD jseyd@nsnews.com

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Come September, students atWestVancouver secondary will be looking into current events for social studies class and commenting on group projects the same way most other people already do — electronically, over the Internet. Starting at the beginning of the next school year, use of a digital device like an iPad, tablet or laptop computer will be required for students in grades 8 and 9 at the school. Making the digital technology mandatory for high school students is a ﬁrst on the North Shore and a move that could also be adopted at other West Vancouver high schools. “Things change and we need to change in response,” See Teachers page 5

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Cricketers sentenced for sex offences Facebook ﬂags sexual chats with girl, alerts authorities

JANE SEYD jseyd@nsnews.com

A Surrey man has been sentenced to house arrest after he was busted by Facebook security for inappropriate sexual chat with a 13-year-old girl. Manrick Singh, 27, a rising cricket star who used to play with the Malaysian national cricket team as well as the West Vancouver Cricket Club, was handed a 90-day conditional sentence order — including a term of house arrest — in a North Vancouver courtroom April 16 after pleading guilty to a charge of Internet luring. He will also serve 18 months probation.

His younger brother —Tekbindepal Bhar, 20 — was put on probation and handed a suspended sentence after pleading guilty to sexual assault on the same girl. Singh exchanged explicit messages with the girl and received graphic photographs from her over a six-week period in 2012, starting when he was 24 and she was 13. He was arrested after a Facebook security monitoring team noticed the content of the messages and photos and contacted child protection services. Authorities then alerted the RCMP, who executed a search warrant at Singh’s

home in Surrey and seized his computer. According to information presented during the sentencing hearing, the sexual chat occurred after the girl — who Crown counsel Lindsay Heron said had low self-esteem and was seeking attention — sent out graphic photos of herself and offers of sex to a number of men. During the sexual chats with Singh, at one point the girl asked him, “I’m almost 14. Is this illegal?” “Yes it is. LOL,” Singh replied. “Don’t let anybody ﬁnd out about this.” Facebook later deactivated Singh’s account. Singh’s lawyer Michael Shapray said he’s never heard of a case where Facebook has ﬂagged sexual chat sessions. Shapray said he never

imagined “a company with a billion users” would have an algorithm that could track the content of users’ messages so speciﬁcally. Shapray said Singh is deeply remorseful. “He is so mad at himself for not thinking and abandoning all common sense,” said Shapray. “Things became stupid. It’s something he let himself fall into.” Shapray added the girl had tried to persuade Singh to meet in person a number of times but he refused. He added Singh never asked her to send photos to him. Since the court case became public, Singh’s reputation has been “wrecked and destroyed,” he added. Singh acknowledges he “screwed up badly” but also feels he was manipulated and set up by the girl, the

lawyer said. Singh’s younger brother Bhar did have sexual contact with the girl, when they met in a forested area of West Vancouver that same summer after the girl told him she wanted to make out with him. The sexual contact was consensual and was stopped by Bhar after 10 or 15 minutes.That, however, is no excuse, said Heron. “The law that says you can’t have these relationships with someone under the age of 16 is to protect young people who have no judgment, little experience and make bad choices,” she said. Shapray said his client is extremely remorseful, later telling authorities, “I should never have gone into the forest. . . . I should have known better. I don’t know why I did it — me being a

guy and me being an idiot.” Psychological assessments pointed to Bhar as a very low risk to re-offend. Judge Steven Merrick handed Bhar a suspended sentence — meaning he will still have a criminal record as a sex offender — and put him on 12 months’ probation with conditions to perform 50 hours of community work service. Merrick said he considered Bhar’s actions to be “at the low end” of such offences but added, “Children are vulnerable and need to be protected from adults who would take advantage of them.” The judge added Bhar knew his behaviour was wrong. Both Singh and Bhar have also been placed on the national sexual offender registry for 10 years.

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Morris declares mayoralty campaign BRENT RICHTER brichter@nsnews.com

The City of North Vancouver has its ﬁrst declared challenger for the mayor’s chair in this November’s municipal elections. Kerry Morris, a council watcher and critic of incumbent Mayor Darrell Mussatto, announced his candidacy and launched his kerrymorris.ca campaign

website on the Easter weekend. Among the planks in his platform, Morris lists reining in residential and commercial redevelopment with an aim to lessen the stress on the North Shore’s current infrastructure and services, tightly controlling the city’s spending habits, and exploring public-private partnerships for capital projects, like the Harry Jerome Recreation

Centre redevelopment. “We seem to be ﬁxated on growing the city to absorb people who don’t live here, at the expense and quality of life of those who do.We need to refocus our concerns and efforts on making North Vancouver a better and more cost-effective place to live for our existing residents.They are our primary concern,” Morris said. See Candidate page 5

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that CapU’s funding is justifiably lower because the school offers less costly programming compared to other schools where more expensive, technical courses are taught. But neither Eby nor Sultan has been able to find what numbers the province is using to justify the funding regime. “The government says there’s this formula. They say the funding makes sense. When you ask them to defend and produce the formula to explain the basis for it, they can’t. That’s what Ralph’s letter is all about,” Eby said. “There is no formula. That’s the truth of it. I’m so tired of hearing from the ministry about this formula that doesn’t exist.” Sultan has since met with Virk and has given up on trying to pin down the formula as well. “I finally realized, there is no equation,” he said. Eby said the ministry ought to come up with a formula that makes sense for the schools “so they know what they have to deliver and that is connected to the actual cost of the programs they are delivering.” At the very least, CapU should be getting equal per-student funding to the next lowest university,

Kwantlen, Eby said. Sultan, however, argued funding should be even higher. “I think, given the taxes we pay on the North Shore, CapU should be funded at the median of all the other universities. That’s my position,” he said. Asked if he was worried about making waves within his own caucus, Sultan was dismissive. “Oh god, I’ve been here 13 years. I stopped worrying about that a long time ago,” he said, adding he’s not trying work against his own government. “To point out some inequities, that’s fair game. All MLAs are expected and required to advocate for their constituents. That’s all I’m doing.” In a statement, Virk said the North Shore’s MLAs all sat down with the ministry to discuss CapU last November. ``They all understand government is committed to balancing the books and making better use of tax dollars, while they advocate for the very best funding that can be provided for their local university,” Virk said. “Staff in my ministry continue to work with staff at Capilano regarding those pressures, ﬁnancial sustainability and program impacts.”

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said principal Steve Rauh. Rauh said West Vancouver secondary decided to make the move after requests from students to recognize what is already a signiﬁcant source of information for most teens. “This is what they’ve grown up with,” he said. Rauh said the vast majority of students at the high school have Internetcapable smartphones and tablets anyway. Grade 6 and 7 students at the elementary schools that feed into West Vancouver secondary also already use the technology at school, he added. Rauh said making iPads — or similar devices — mandatory in the classroom doesn’t mean students will be on the electronic gadgets all the time. “That’s going to be up to the teacher and the nature

of the lesson that’s being given,” he said. “It’s another tool and you don’t use the same tool for every job.” “It’s not about being on a computer every minute of every day,” said Gary Kern, the school district’s director of instruction, technology and innovation. Kern said while overuse is a common concern voiced about bringing technology into the classroom, in schools where digital devices have been introduced, it hasn’t turned out that way. What it does, he said, is make it easier for teachers to plan lessons knowing all students — not just threequarters of them — will have access to a digital device in the class. While Rauh said about 90 per cent of the students already have a tablet or a laptop, the school will set aside money to buy and loan devices to students whose

families can’t afford to buy one. Rauh said based on what he’s seen in the elementary schools, he’s not expecting problems with theft or damage to the devices. “The students seem to get it,” he said. “They know what they have in front of them is a valuable piece of technology.” Another worry that sometimes gets voiced is that students could spend their school hours accessing inappropriate content. The school district already has ﬁlters in place on its Internet service that block obvious content like pornography, said Kern. Beyond that, he said, “a lot of it is through education” on how to be a good digital citizen. “It’s less about the things they shouldn’t be doing,” he said. “It’s more about the things they should be doing.”

Kern said the West Vancouver School District isn’t alone in addressing the issue of technology in the classroom. “These conversations are happening across the country.”

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Candidate to cap finance From page 3 Drawing a distinction between himself and Mussatto and his council allies, Morris said he will not accept donations from noncity businesses and residents. He also vowed to recuse himself from votes where donors have an interest in the outcome and to cap all contributions at $300. British Columbians will go to the polls on Nov. 15 to elect local government representatives for four-year terms.

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Ambulance station location not yet decided Dear Editor: Re: Ambulance Station Fate Murky, March 28. An article published in this paper on March 28 contains an inaccurate overview of the plans for the BC Ambulance Service station in West Vancouver. The article noted that “West Vancouver’s one ambulance won’t

be stationed in the municipality’s new public safety building.”This statement is not accurate. BCAS has not made a decision regarding the future location of the ambulance facility in West Vancouver. BCAS is working with municipal partners and potential landlords to identify a suitable

location that enables timely patient care, meets facility requirements and is within available funding. Ambulances will continue to respond to calls from the current facility until a new location has been determined. Any decisions to relocate this station will be made in the best interest of patients and the community.

The article also references concerns with the condition of the current West Vancouver station. Similar to other stations across B.C., the building is regularly maintained and there is a covered area to protect ambulances from weather. All ambulances also have compartment heaters to keep drugs and equipment

at optimal temperatures. BCAS provides a high level of service to the North Shore using seven ambulances, however, these ambulances do not just respond to calls in their home communities. For example, an ambulance based in North Vancouver See Service page 7

WestVancouver longboarders ignore warnings of danger Dear Editor: Re: Longboarders Dodge Police SUV, April 16 They are on our street too. How would you like to see two “men,” not boys, charging down Sentinel hill right at you. Not just once, over and over again

despite our warnings of danger — both to us and to them.There are several side driveways and pullouts to create a hazard, as well as children and dogs. Even garbage cans pose a threat to these riders. Clearly, Sentinel Drive is steep. The point is they are

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weaving back and forth.This is their method of control — not together, oh no! — in a basket weave fashion. These men are “pros.” They know enough to not swear when talked to.They ignore warnings of danger. On the day a head-on happens and someone dies

— somehow the driver will be to blame. Now from the North Shore News I hear they have “helmet cams;” in other words, they are planning confrontation. I fully support the police and the method to stop them. My recommendation

is to up the ﬁne to at least $250 for the ﬁrst offence. Double it for the second offence and ask all West Vancouver citizens to immediately report — and to follow them (if you can) so the police can catch them. George Ingham West Vancouver

Victim of scooter theft shares thanks Dear Editor: I want to take this opportunity to publicly thank the North Shore News and members of this community who were as appalled as I was at the theft of my mobility scooter March 31. I have had several offers of scooters from complete strangers, which touches me deeply and reafﬁrms my belief that the vast majority of people are good.Thanks to Scooter City in Coquitlam who saw the article in the news. I am the proud owner of a new candy apple red scooter. My dog is as delighted as I am to be playing ball again, and I am happy to have a new piece of living room decor. Pat Winship North Vancouver

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On road to becoming L.A. of the north Dear Editor: The March 24 edition of the North Shore News reported on the unanimous vote by the District of North Vancouver council to cease the consideration of applications for development in the Seymour area due to concerns about traffic congestion and resultant gridlock. Coun. Doug MacKayDunn was reported to be “happy to stymie development in Seymour.” Coun. Roger Bassam was reported to note “traffic problems, emphasizing the need to alleviate the nightmare faced by commuters.” Coun. Alan Nixon was quoted as saying “I’m not eager to see too much more development happen at Seymour until infrastructure and the transportation network can tolerate it.” I am puzzled. There appears to be great concern regarding traffic congestion secondary to development in the Seymour area, while

this issue appears not to be seen as a signiﬁcant concern for the Lynn Valley and Seylynn areas. Proposed redevelopment of the Lynn Valley shopping centre includes the construction of two 12-storey buildings, and one each of eight, seven, six and four-storey buildings, for a total of 399 residential units. At the April 15 public hearing regarding this redevelopment, the attendees were made aware that further development has either been approved or is being considered for Lynn Valley. At the Lynn Valley United Church site, north

of Lynn Valley Road, the construction of 75 units has been approved. New applications being considered include 35 units on Draycott Road, 196 units at the Safeway site, and 236 units at Mountain Court. At present, 108 residential units are under construction at the corner of Mountain Highway and 27th Street. In the Seylynn area, there are three towers of 24-, 28- and 32-storeys being constructed, which will include 790 residential units. This equates to 1,839 residential units either under construction or

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being considered in the Lynn Valley and Seylynn areas. Travelling on and off the North Shore has become extremely challenging, especially during the rush hours. I fear that the addition of this large number of residential units to our community will produce gridlock on our roads, in addition to air and noise pollution. These developments will not only affect those individuals living in the Lynn Valley and Seylynn areas, but will affect all citizens of the North Shore. To ensure sensible

growth, a trafﬁc impact study assessing travel on and off of the North Shore and an assessment of the air and noise pollution that increased trafﬁc will produce for the entire DNV must be undertaken before the consideration of approval of further developments throughout the DNV. The creation of a Los Angeles of the north is undesirable. The mayor, councillors and planning department of the DNV must consider and ensure the future livability of our wonderful community. Karen Wlock North Vancouver

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A North Vancouver man who scammed provincial coffers out of more than $17,000 through welfare fraud has been handed an 11-month conditional sentence, including six months of house arrest, by a provincial court judge. Judge John Milne handed John David Holm, 53, the sentence after Holm pleaded guilty April 9 to a charge of fraud over $5,000 in North Vancouver provincial court. Holm defrauded the government over three years — between January 2009 and March 2012 — by not declaring income that he was supposed to. Holm had been a longtime welfare recipient, but was also working and earning money, said Shannon Montgomery, an articling lawyer speaking for the provincial Crown. Holm also received money from family members and a $4,000 settlement from ICBC, which he also didn’t declare, said Montgomery. She said Holm had previously been investigated by the ministry and had been forced to pay money back, so was aware of the need to declare any income that he earned. “This money comes from the public purse” and is meant to go to “the neediest people in society,” said Montgomery. “The system works

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B.C. not prepared for major quake, says report JEREMY SHEPHERD jshepherd@nsnews.com

tentatively scheduled to be released in June. There is a 12 per cent probability of a catastrophic earthquake affecting B.C. within the next 50 years, according to the auditor general. If it hits near North Vancouver, the municipality could face landslides as well as liquefaction — a weakening of the soil that can lead to sinkholes in extreme cases. When implementing town centre plans, the report can help the district take into account whether the area is a potential liquefaction area. The major message of the auditor general’s report is the need for people and businesses to be prepared, according to Dercole. “Resources will be stretched to their maximum and there won’t be enough for everyone,” she said. Because there have been no major earthquakes affecting the North Shore in recent memory, residents suffer from apathy, according to Mike Andrews, planning ofﬁcer for the North Shore Emergency Management Ofﬁce. “People think that the government

British Columbia may not be prepared for a catastrophic earthquake, but the District of North Vancouver is doing what it can to get ready for the big one. A recent auditor general’s report revealed Emergency Management BC has made no significant progress in 17 years, which was the last time the auditor general’s office concluded the province’s earthquake preparedness was lacking. The report doesn’t add to the strain faced by the District of North Vancouver, according to public safety section manager Fiona Dercole. “I feel like the pressure is always there,” Dercole said. “We’re always the first level of government to answer to the people who live in our municipality.” The district is currently working with UBC’s earthquake engineering program and Natural Resources Canada to examine seismic risks in the district.The report is

will save everybody,” he said, explaining that an abundance of displaced people may overwhelm government resources. “Truth is, we could have a damaging earthquake every few decades,” he said. “We’re in the return cycle for a very large one and we’re overdue for a damaging one.” People should draft a plan that accounts for where family members might be at different times of the day. Andrews also recommends storing bottled water rather than trying to purify water following a disaster. “If you’re prepared for a camping trip, you’re on your way to being prepared for an earthquake,” he said. As a former regional manager for the provincial emergency program, Andrews recognized the task faced by EMBC as emergency preparedness evolves and demographics shift. “It’s a monumental undertaking to dot all the i’s and cross all the t’s,” he said. “I think that we’re on the right track, I just think that a lot needs to be done.” “Critical gaps” in

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Every so often our homes require a design lift. It may be that a full renovation or redesign is not necessary; however, a little brightening of colour or reorganization of furniture may be in the cards. If you’re looking for design tips to bring change to your home for the spring and summer, here are a few ideas. Add a splash of colour to your kitchen seating or living room areas by replacing or adding a few bright cushions. Throw cushions are invaluable decorating tools that can really change the look of a room. Replace your winter greys and beiges with reds, yellows and pinks.You’ll be amazed how this simple change can have a dramatic impact within the room. Outdoor rugs are everywhere these days. Hardware stores and carpet suppliers are carrying many at the moment in a variety of sizes, colours and patterns. Look for borders on the rugs that will coordinate with your outdoor furniture. Add a fresh plant to your coffee table or a bowl of fruit for added colour, or seashells. Be sure to go online to see what you can have ordered in. Never underestimate the impact that fresh ﬂowers have in a home. Not only do they provide a beautiful aroma to the room but they also provide colour and texture to any decor. Add

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Monster homes’ landscaping sparse Finding a home to live in can be challenging but living in a neighbourhood you love only to ﬁnd that a monster home is being built next door can be very upsetting. You’ve probably seen a monster home built in your neighbourhood or one nearby.Those homes have two or three times the square footage of all other houses and they tower above the rest of the neighbourhood by two or three stories. I’m no urban

planner but as a society aren’t we supposed to be increasing and consolidating density to manage population growth? How does building three- or fourstory monster homes for one family increase density? As one of the North Shore News readers put it, “These new houses are mostly to replace teardowns, many of which did not have hedges at the front but had mature shrubs, perennials and natural stone features. Planting nothing

much more than a cedar hedge in front of a new monster home demonstrates a lack of creativity by the developers.The cost of better landscaping is almost insigniﬁcant when compared to the cost of the land and house.” With each new monster comes the overbearing distraction of the house itself and the bland new landscaping that chews up the scenery and amounts to nothing more than landscape-Valium. Monster

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Bylaw 8059 proposes to close two unused portions of road allowance. If the bylaw is adopted, the District intends to dispose of the land to Metro Vancouver for consolidation with their adjacent lots. In exchange the District will receive $137,750 and acquire a 14 m2 parcel of land that is necessary for the Philip Avenue Overpass Project.

When can I speak?

If you are affected by this proposed closure, please join us Monday, April 28, 2014 at 7 pm.

Need more info?

The bylaw and staff reports are available online at dnv.org/road_closures or at the Municipal Clerk’s Office, Monday to Friday 8 am to 4:30 pm.

Who can I speak to? Ryan P. Malcolm, Manager, Real Estate and Properties at malcolmr@dnv.org or 604-990-2264.

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homes continue to be built with weak landscape design, loss of mature trees and a disharmonious consideration of the front yard’s landscape value and its impact on the neighbourhood’s landscaping. And municipal fence height restrictions do not currently reﬂect the need for privacy and the increased height of new monster homes. Good neighbours care and make an effort to provide some measure of beauty in their front yards for the whole neighbourhood’s beneﬁt. Of the monster homes I have seen, the landscaping

is rather sparse in the front yard and usually designed to screen out the neighbours. And what’s worse, developers are allowed to cut down many of the mature trees and shrubs, so the owner can have a view or ﬁt the monster on the lot. What about the neighbour’s view from the street? New building construction does require a development permit application process to provide a forum for requesting adjustments or improvements to the project, including landscaping issues. But how many people can actually obtain a change in landscape design for a new monster home through such a process? On the issue of tree retention, trees are very important managers of rainfall and stormwater runoff.When mature trees are cut, the rainfall runoff into streams increases, which causes erosion and scouring of the stream channel and that can be devastating for downstream home owners, not to mention the increase in property taxes required to build more

storm sewer infrastructure to deal with increased runoff.Trees also increase property value, provide homes for many forms of wildlife, add to the esthetic quality of neighbourhoods and provide shade to cool our ever-warming world. And don’t all North Shore municipalities have tree retention bylaws? Or, are those laws only for the 99 per cent not the one per cent? I suppose that allowing monster homes to be built to gradually replace all older homes in any given neighbourhood will eventually even out the problem — in 20 years or so. Designing and installing quality landscaping does cost money and it requires someone who is knowledgeable and experienced to undertake the work. As a general rule, the value of landscaping for new homes should be in the range of 10-15 per cent of the cost of the home.Well-designed front yards are meant to greet See Community page 15

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HOME Green Guide INVASIVE PLANTS Learn about ﬂowering plants from China, Japan or Europe and how some can cause unwanted problems. Graham Knell, of the District of North Vancouver, will speak about how to keep gardens beautiful and healthy Thursday, April 24, 7:30-8:45 p.m. at Capilano library, 3045 Highland Blvd., North Vancouver. Registration required. 604-987-4471 x8175 SPRING HOME AND GARDEN SHOW Featuring the latest trends and more than 70 home improvement specialists April 25, 5-9 p.m., April 26,

9:30-5:30 p.m. and April 27, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at West Vancouver Ice Arena, 786 22nd Ave.,West Vancouver. Free. ﬁvestarmarketing.ca INVASIVE PLANT REMOVAL The Lower Mainland Green Team will work with Friends of Hunter Park, North Shore Streamkeepers and the District of North Vancouver to pull invasive plants, plant native plants, survey coho fry and check out stream bugs Saturday, April 26, 9:45 a.m.-1 p.m. Meet at the Chaucer Road entrance of Hunter Park. meetup.com/ The-Lower-Mainland-GreenTeam/events/154077582 VEGETABLE GARDENING COURSE

Learn how to start seedlings at home, and how to transplant them, as well as how to direct seed Saturday, April 26, 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. at Cultivate Sharing Garden, 644 Queensbury Ave., North Vancouver. cultivateprojects.com/events/ vegetable-gardening-course GARDENSMART WORKSHOP — SUPPORTING YOUR SOIL LIFE: HEALTHY BUGS FOR HEALTHY PLANTS Learn how you can grow a soil ecosystem that supports healthy plants and brings in bugs to help your plants grow. Perfect for the gardener using organic practices, interested in integrated pest management and the soil

food web Sunday, April 27, 1-2:30 p.m. at Lynn Canyon Ecology Centre, 3363 Park Rd., North Vancouver. Registration required. $8.25. 604-990-3755 eventbrite.ca GREEN NECKLACE AT MAHON PARK A second open house for this proposed multiuse path will take place Wednesday, April 30, 5-8 p.m. at Carson Graham secondary, 2145 Jones Ave., North Vancouver. Based on comments received from the ﬁrst open house, the City of North Vancouver has created a concept design for the path that will run along Jones Avenue from Keith Road to West 21st Street. cnv. org/greennecklacemahonpark

Community-appropriate landscaping preferred From page 14 visitors and add beauty to the neighbourhood — to ﬁt in. Landscape features in the front yard, such as stone stairs and retaining walls, diverse planting beds, well-chosen trees and landscape lighting create beautiful vignettes in the

neighbourhood. Front yards are meant to be communal not exclusionary. The monetary value of existing mature plants and trees is real and deﬁnable. Where possible, retention of existing plants and landscape features is always cheaper than planting or building new. But the

intangible or intrinsic value of those plants cannot be easily determined, especially within the context of making the rest of the community feel comfortable and reassured toward new construction. Shouldn’t developers and municipal councils apply the same standards of development

used for low-rise and highrise residential projects by requiring communityappropriate landscaping for monster homes? Todd Major is a journeyman horticulturist, garden designer and builder, teacher and organic advocate. stmajor@shaw.ca

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What’s On Wednesdays AMBLESIDE ORCHESTRA rehearses Wednesdays 3:15-5:30 p.m. at Highlands United Church, 3255 Edgemont Blvd., North Vancouver. Intermediate level of musicianship required. Bring a music stand. David, 604-922-1035.

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Notice of Road Closure and Property Disposition 1200 Block Marine Drive

What:

Public input opportunity on the closure of a surplus portion of road allowance in the 1200 Block of Marine Drive.

When:

7 pm, Monday, April 28, 2014

Where:

Council Chambers, North Vancouver District Hall, 355 W. Queens Road

CAROUN PHOTO CLUB Meetings are held the third Wednesday of every month 7-9 p.m. at the Silk Purse Arts Centre, 1570 Argyle Ave.,West Vancouver.Visitors are welcome. carounphotoclub.com CIRCLE DANCE Learn easy dances with music and steps from many traditions the second Wednesday of each month, 7-9 p.m. (arrive 6:45 p.m.). Admission by donation. Registration and location: Wendy Anne, 604-9883522. LET’S TALK Develop English skills while discussing current events Wednesdays, 7-8:30 p.m. at the West Vancouver Memorial Library, 1950 Marine Dr. No registration required. 604-925-7403

MEALS ON WHEELS needs volunteers on Monday,Wednesday or Friday mornings. 604-922-3414 northshoremealsonwheels.org NORTH SHORE CHORUS meets Wednesdays, 7:15-9:45 p.m., at Mount Seymour United Church, 1200 Parkgate Ave., North Vancouver. New members are welcome. 604-9852559 nschorus.com or audreyowen@shaw.ca SING-ALONG WEDNESDAYS “Mr. Music” Peter Vanderhorst will play the piano to lead a sing-along of favourite songs the ﬁrst Wednesday of every month from 10 a.m. to noon at St. Stephen’s Anglican Church, 885 22nd St.,West Vancouver. Song books will be provided. Drop-in fee: $5 at the door. SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL OF NORTH AND WEST VANCOUVER is a global women’s organization that meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. from September to June. Members work to improve the lives of women and girls through programs leading to social and economic empowerment.

New members and guests welcome. 604-922-8342 soroptimist@shaw.ca SPEAKERHUB TOASTMASTERS meets every Wednesday, 6-7:45 p.m. in the Silver Harbour Seniors Centre, 144 East 22nd St., North Vancouver, to help participants improve their public speaking and leadership skills in a friendly, supportive environment. Guests are welcome. speakerhub.ca

Thursdays BETWEEN THE SHEETS This Deep Cove book club meets the ﬁrst Thursday of every month from 7 to 9 p.m. Each member recommends a book and takes a turn hosting discussions in their homes. New members welcome. Adele, 604-9295621 billadele@shaw.ca BYOV (BRING YOUR OWN VOICE) COMMUNITY CHOIR rehearses Thursdays, 7:309:30 p.m. at Lynn Valley United Church, 3201 Mountain Hwy., North Van. The choir sings a range of music with a focus on fun and the love of singing. $40 per term. 604-987-2114 lynnvalleychurch.com listings@nsnews.com

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Bylaw 8056 proposes to close a surplus portion of road allowance. If the bylaw is adopted, the District intends to dispose of the land to First Capital (Pemberton Plaza) Corporation for consolidation with their adjacent lots. In exchange the District will receive the appraised value of $465,000.

When can I speak?

If you are affected by this proposed closure, please join us Monday, April 28, 2014 at 7 pm.

Need more info?

The bylaw and staff reports are available online at dnv.org/road_closures or at the Municipal Clerk’s Office, Monday to Friday 8 am to 4:30 pm.

Who can I speak to? Ryan P. Malcolm, Manager, Real Estate and Properties at malcolmr@dnv.org or 604-990-2264.

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MT. SEYMOUR LIONS CLUB DIXIE BAND requires the following musicians: trumpet, piano, clarinet, alto-sax, guitar and bass. Band practices and gigs Monday afternoons. Call Wilf: 604-929-6191. SPRING ART CLASSES — LIFE DRAWING Non-instructional classes will take place Wednesdays until May 7, 7-9:30 p.m. at Maplewood House,

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Community Bulletin Board From page 17 1-4 p.m. at Lynn Valley library, 1277 Lynn Valley Rd., North Vancouver. Bring your device or use the library’s computers at these

drop-in 30-minute sessions. 604-984-0286 x8144 nvdpl.ca DISCUSSION LOUNGE AT YOUR LIBRARY Drop by Parkgate library for a group discussion Wednesday, April 23, 2:30-4 p.m. at 3675 Banff Court, North Vancouver. Share your enthusiasm and

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Thursday, April 24, 10-11 a.m. at 1277 Lynn Valley Rd., North Vancouver. DEMO-STYLE COMPUTER CLASS — WINDOWS 8 Learn your way around the latest version of Windows Thursday, April 24, 7-8:30 p.m. at North Vancouver City Library, 120 West TELUS STORE OR AUTHORIZED DEALER

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Acknowledge your child’s spring fever The sun is shining, the birds are singing and the ﬂowers are blooming. Spring is a wonderful time of the year. I am sitting at my desk trying to focus on my work but I keep staring out the window and thinking that I’d sure like to be outside enjoying this beautiful weather. Somehow, it’s harder to concentrate on work on a gorgeous spring day than any other season. It’s because we see it as the start of a wonderful number of months and can hardly wait to put away our heavy coats and woolen clothing. We have spring fever. If you speak to your friends or colleagues you will likely all agree that paying strict attention to your work is a challenge when spring arrives. Most of us can admit that we have sneaked away for a baseball game, a round of golf or at least a long lunch on a nearby patio. So, why are we surprised when our children share the same

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YOUR NORTH SHORE GUIDE

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Location adds to eatery’s appeal

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The Dish

ROMANCING THE STOVE Angela Shellard presents recipes for homemade tortillas and wraps. page 38

As I traversed the final stretch of narrow road on my descent into Horseshoe Bay one recent weeknight, I felt the unmistakable flutter of butterflies in my stomach. My pulse quickened. What, I wondered, could possibly account for this sudden exhilaration? Turning onto Bay Street in search of parking, I spotted a B.C. Ferries vessel, its massive ramp lowered like a whale’s jaw, ready to swallow a school of cars.Then it hit me: visits to Horseshoe Bay usually involve passage to an island, marking a long weekend sojourn or summertime camping expedition.That feeling in my gut was the instinctive rush of escape, the manifest reality of holidays brought on by simply approaching the ferry terminal. I took a moment to enjoy the euphoria, standing by the water in the setting sun, filling my lungs with crisp April air before crossing the road to Troller Ale House, my intended destination. The Troller name carries weight in Horseshoe Bay, as it has identified a business there for nearly four decades. Last autumn, the storied Troller Pub relocated and underwent a radical contemporization, finding renewed purpose in a brighter space with an

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Persephone from Gibsons, Howe Sound Brewing from Squamish, and Townsite from Powell River. Troller’s new menu, however, is a departure from its earlier incarnation, featuring established pub fare reinvigorated by decidedly Vancouver influences. Catering to a mix of Horseshore Bay residents and ferry passengers, diversity and efficiency are priorities for Troller’s new kitchen. “The old pub wasn’t designed for high volume food service,” says Chris Greenfield, co-owner of the new restaurant. “They did a good job, but the menu was limited and when it got busy,

people waited for ages.” Now, in its fully reoutﬁtted space,Troller’s is bracing itself for the busy season ahead. On the evening of my visit, a few rugged souls were braving the patio in the spring breeze, but the bulk of patrons were seated inside, a dynamic that is sure to be reversed come summer when outdoor seating will be a competitive commodity. Given its location, I had assumed that Troller’s menu would be seafood focused, but discovered instead that less than one third of the dinner options hailed from the sea. Determined to celebrate my oceanside foray with

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Homemade tortillas not too hard to make making wrap sandwiches, thin crust pizzas, fajitas and quesadillas. They’re also delicious spread with soft butter and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar.You can also try making them into crackers: Brush olive oil over the surface of a tortilla, sprinkle with coarse salt (a few sesame or poppy seeds too if you like) and bake on a cookie sheet for ﬁve minutes at 450° F. Let them cool and break them into pieces to dip into hummus or other dips. Or serve warm tortillas with curries (the traditional Indian roti is the tortilla’s kissing cousin).

Angela Shellard

Romancing the Stove

If you’ve never made your own tortillas, now’s the time to start. The difference between the ﬂoppy mass-produced kind at the supermarket and the soft, tender homemade kind is monumental. Tortillas consist of just four basic ingredients: ﬂour, salt, water and shortening (or more traditionally, lard). The only drawback to homemade tortillas is that they are at their very best when eaten warm or within an hour or two of making them.You can freeze them, but they’re not quite as good when thawed and reheated. Still, I don’t think eating them promptly is going to cause you any grief, and they’re so easy to make that whipping up a batch won’t be a problem either. Tortillas are perfect for

Basic Flour Tortillas 2 cups all-purpose flour (You can substitute whole wheat or another grain flour for half a cup of this. Any more and the texture of the tortillas changes significantly) 1 tsp kosher salt or sea salt ¼ tsp baking powder ¼ cup cold vegetable shortening or lard, cut into small pieces 2⁄3 cup warm water (you may need to use more, up to ¾ cup) Combine the flour, salt and baking powder in a large bowl.With a pastry blender, cut in the shortening until

the mixture resembles coarse oatmeal (you can also use a food processor to make tortillas). Pour in the water all at once and mix with a wooden spoon, adding enough additional water as required to create a shaggy, slightly sticky ball of dough. Bring the dough together with your hands and turn it out onto a lightly floured surface. Knead it gently until it forms a smooth, soft ball. Divide the ball into six equal pieces, forming each piece into a smooth ball. Cover the dough balls with plastic and let them rest at room temperature for at least 30 minutes and up to two hours. Heat a dry griddle or heavy skillet over high heat for five minutes. Lightly dust your counter with flour and roll out one dough ball at a time as thinly as you can (aim for one-sixteenth of an inch; keep rolling pin and work surface lightly floured). Don’t worry if the tortillas aren’t perfectly round, that’s how you can tell they’re homemade. Cook tortillas one at a time until they bubble and puff and a few brown spots form on the bottom. Flip the tortilla over and cook the other side until it gets brown in spots (if the tortillas brown too quickly reduce heat). Don’t overcook or they’ll be hard.

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The whole cooking process should only take about a minute per tortilla. Remove from the pan with tongs and stack on a plate, covered with a clean dish towel, until all tortillas are cooked. If you’re not eating them warm, once they’ve cooled completely store them in a plastic food bag in the refrigerator or freeze them. To reheat tortillas (either refrigerated or thawed frozen ones), wrap in heavy duty foil and place in a 350° F oven until warmed through, about 10 minutes. Makes six large tortillas. Buffalo Chicken Tortilla Pizza 2 fresh tortillas, about eight inches in diameter 2 cups diced cooked chicken 4 Tbsp butter, melted ¼ cup hot sauce ½ cup ranch dressing (Use a very thick variety. I recommend the refrigerated brands, usually stocked in the produce section) 1⁄3 cup smoky barbecue sauce 2 to 3 cups grated mozzarella cheese

Preheat oven to 400° F. In a medium bowl, mix the melted butter and hot sauce together. Add the chicken and stir until chicken is evenly coated with sauce. Place the tortillas side by side on a large baking sheet. Spread the ranch dressing over the tortillas. Sprinkle chicken evenly over top and drizzle barbecue sauce over chicken, then sprinkle cheese evenly over top. Bake for 10 to 12 minutes or until the

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3 fresh tortillas, about eight inches in diameter 1 Tbsp butter, melted 2 tsp granulated sugar 1/ tsp cinnamon 8 ½ cup heavy whipping cream 1 tsp sugar 1 tsp vanilla ½ cup sour cream 3 cups mixed fresh berries (slice strawberries if you’re using them), sprinkled with a bit of sugar just before serving 2 Tbsp coarsely grated dark chocolate to garnish

serving. Lightly brush both sides of each tortilla with melted butter. In a small bowl, stir together the sugar and cinnamon and sprinkle mixture evenly over one side of each tortilla. Cut each tortilla into eight wedges and arrange on two ungreased baking sheets. Bake for eight to 10 minutes or until crisp. Let cool completely (remove wedges to wire racks once they’re cool enough to handle). To serve, divide wedges evenly onto six dessert plates.Top with berries and a dollop of the whipped cream mixture and sprinkle with grated chocolate. Makes six servings.

Preheat oven to 400° F. Whip the heavy cream, sugar and vanilla together until quite stiff. Fold in the sour cream and refrigerate until

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and indulged in an add-on of ﬁve prawns.The kitchen clearly has a good handle on meat temperatures as my medium-rare beef was spot on, its pink juices co-mingling with red wine reduction over my fries.The inclusion of tender slivers of leek among the vegetables was a creative and welcome enhancement. In addition to its commitment to craft beer,Troller’s should be commended for adopting a wine-on-tap program, which allows the restaurant to pour good quality B.C. wines by the glass, fresh every single time, from pressurized kegs. As a longtime wine

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The North Shore Twins brought some muchneeded heat to a cold, wet day of early-spring baseball by scoring a walk-off win in the ﬁnal inning of their B.C. Premier Baseball League home opener Saturday at Parkgate Park. Fans huddled under umbrellas and stomped their feet to stay warm as the Twins took on the North Delta Blue Jays with the temperature dipping into the single digits. The contest was to be a doubleheader, but with puddles forming on the ﬁeld it was becoming obvious that there’d be only one game that day and the Twins were losing it, 5-3, heading to the bottom of the seventh. The rally started when Nicolas Favaro and Emerson Dohm took backto-back walks against Blue Jays reliever Austin Ell to open the frame. Manny

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on a few hard-hit balls during the young season, roped the third pitch he saw over the head of ﬁrst baseman Evan Rogers, the ball landing just inside the foul line and rolling all the way to the wall.Wright ended up running right through third base and into the arms of his celebrating teammates, his bases-

clearing, walk-off triple giving the Twins a 6-5 win. Twins head coach John Haar joked after the game that a result like that helps warm up a team after a cold day on the diamond. “It was a nice ﬁnish,” he said. “In the bottom of the seventh every hitter who went up to the plate had a good approach up there.We

knew what we had to do.” Haar credited Restrepo for his near-perfect bunt — “he couldn’t have done a better one” — and Wright for staying strong at the plate despite having some tough luck earlier in the game. “He hit a shot there See Twins page 40

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to centre ﬁeld (that was caught) in the middle of the game, and he hit a couple in Coquitlam in our opener,” said Haar. “He got a just reward — a great way to win it for sure.” The victory kept the Twins undefeated in regular season play following a 1-0 win over the Reds in Coquitlam to open the season on April 15. Longtime Twins coach Haar, who is back with the premier team after spending a couple of seasons working with the club’s junior team, has high hopes for this year’s squad. He coached the Twins to three straight championships from 2007 to 2009. “On paper I think it’s one of the strongest teams we’ve maybe ever had,” he said, adding that he’s put out a challenge to this year’s squad to do something the team has never done during his tenure. “We’ve won championships, playoffs, but we’ve never won the league play. There’s probably a reason for that because we give equal opportunity, whereas some other teams put their best guys out there all the time. . . . But we never have won (the regular season).We set that as a goal this year, see if we can win the 48-game league schedule.We’re 2-0, only 46 more to go. It’s a long season, but I think we have a chance to do that. We have an interesting bunch of kids.” That interesting bunch of kids includes a strong group of returning seniors as well as a number of players who helped the North Shore Twins win the BCPBL junior title for the ﬁrst time in club history last season. The backbone of the team is a strong, deep pitching staff, said Haar. The group is anchored by Vancouverites Keenan William and Bradley Smith, both of whom have seen action with Canada’s junior national team. Other hurlers ready to throw down include Will McAffer and Matteo Vincelli, both Sentinel secondary students, and Brandon Marklund, a St. Thomas Aquinas student. “We’re deeper in pitching than we’ve ever been,” said Haar. “We’ve got seven or eight kids who have pretty good arms. . . . There are (younger) guys with (strong) arms.

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— it’s always a challenge. We’ll be OK.” Third baseman Anthony Cusati of Burnaby and West Vancouver’s Trevor Wiersma, the team’s ﬁrst baseman, should provide offence in the heart of the order, said Haar, adding that so far this season Dohm, Favaro and Wright have been making the best contact. Put it all together and the coaching staff is comfortable challenging this team to be one of the league’s best. The Twins haven’t won a BCPBL title since their three-peat run ended in 2009, but if the ball bounces the right way for them they could be back on top this year. And with a strong crop of juniors coming up, Haar is hoping they can get on top

and stay there. “I think we’ve got an experienced group,” he said. “We’ve got some good kids who have come up from the juniors and they’re going to push our senior guys. So far we haven’t got a lot out of our seniors guys, but I think there’s lots there. . . . I think we’ve got a bright future for the next couple of years with the young guys who are coming up.” ••• The Twins will be on the road for their next six games before returning for a double header against the White Rock Tritons May 4. Game 1 is slated to start at noon with Game 2 to follow at approximately 2:30 p.m. For full schedules, stats and results visit bcpbl.com.

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Caps face tough Burnaby Lake in premier playoffs It wasn’t a win for Capilano Rugby Club’s elite men’s team but it was enough to clinch a playoff spot when they stuck close to Burnaby Lake on April 12 at Klahanie Park, earning a bonus point in a 25-19 loss. That single point was enough to lock up the fourth and final playoff spot in the CDI Premier League, earning a semifinal berth in the chase for the Rounsefell Cup. What was their prize? A rematch against that same Burnaby Lake squad, the clear-cut favourites to win the title who finished with a 13-1 record in regular season play. Capilano, 7-7 for the season, will head across the Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Crossing

Saturday to meet the No. 1 seeds. It’ll be a tall order for the Caps. Burnaby

Kickoff is Saturday at 2:45 p.m. at Burnaby Lake Sports Complex. — Andy Prest

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