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City facilities will be operating under statutory holiday hours and closures, and the Abbotsford City Council meeting and Public Hearing set for September 19th will be cancelled.
City facilities closed September 19, 2022 to observe the National Day of Mourning
and closures will be available on the City’s website and full information, including the rescheduling of Public Hearing items and Council meeting items can be found at steadfast.dedicationofdignity,lifeford.saidofCanadians“Theschedule.ford.ca/council/agendas-meeting-www.abbotsCityofAbbotsfordjoinsallinmourningthepassingHerMajestyQueenElizabethII,”HenryBraun,MayorofAbbots“TheQueenledanincredibleofpublicserviceandreignedwithclassandhumility.HerloveCanadawaswellknown,andhertoservingthiscountrywasOnbehalfoftheCityofAb
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Following the Prime Minister’s declaration of a National Day of Mourning and national holiday on September 19th in recognition of the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, the City of Abbotsford, like other government offices across the coun try, will be observing this day as a national holiday.
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Newcomers play a critical role in the social and economic development of Canada, but many struggle to access the resources and advice needed to find their footing and thrive in their new home country – such as profes sional networks or in-language sup port and advice.
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The award will be publicly presented at a university event and include a monetary prize to be given to the re cipient’s charity of choice. Nominate a community hero now! The deadline is Friday, Sept 23.
nominating them for the UFV Betty Urquhart Community Service award.
UFV seeking unsung heroes for Betty Urquhart community service award nominations
Do you know an unsung hero?
keeps her memory alive by honouring a person or group exemplifying her commitment to life-long learning and community.
Joan Goosen of PEARL, an organi zation founded to help women who want to make the transition from away from sex-trade work.
Mike Straiton, Chilliwack Restor
The Betty Urquhart award is de signed to reflect UFV’s commitment to enhancing the quality of life of its
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Nerlap Sidhu, Eugene Reimer Middle School, for her relentless volunteer ing and strong ability to articulate the vision and need for community connection.
Every year, the University of the Fraser Valley honours a community member (or group) who makes a dif ference in our community through their volunteer work on a specific project or with an organization.
You know the type: they work hard making our community a better place through their volunteerism, with little or no recognition.
Considersome?
And they’re not expecting any. But wouldn’t it be nice to give them
Some recent past winners of the an nual Betty Urquhart award include:
Mike Csoka, Chilliwack Bowls of Hope Society, for his work on provid ing school lunches to children in need Elizabeth Melnick, Elizabeth’s Wild life Centre, Abbotsford.
John H. Redekop, Stillwood Camp and Conference Centre, for his vi sionary and long-term fundraising for Stillwood Camp and Conference Centre
project, person, or organization must have had a sig nificant impact on the community. The recipient of the award must have played a major role in the planning and implementation of the project, which must have been undertaken at least partially as a volunteer en deavour and not as part of anyone’s salaried or contractual obligations. The project must have taken place at least partially during the immediately preceding year.
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Betty Urquhart was one of the found ing employees of the university and believed strongly in volunteering and giving back to the community. Betty passed away in 1995, but UFV
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Vancouver City Council is an obvious example. Mayor Kennedy Stewart has city staff quietly driving ahead with a plan to bring in road pricing for downtown Vancouver.
To out-of-touch political leaders and government bureaucracy, it makes perfect sense to force everyone com ing downtown to pay more. Not sur prisingly, those forgotten in this illconceived tax grab will be working men and women, seniors, students, and small businesspeople.
In fact, too often local politicians fail to fully grasp the unintended outcomes of their decisions and end up doing things that make housing and transportation more expensive for families. They compound the challenges with every piece of red tape, new tax, added fee and seem ingly endless delays in much needed housing and infrastructure projects.
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housing. It will squeeze construction workers who don’t have the option of toting their tools and supplies on bikes or on public transit. The road tax will add to the cost of all materi als being delivered to a site, hitting homebuyers yet again.
A road tax will have a disastrous effect on affordability. It will hit those who can least afford it and for businesses able to pass on the cost of this new tax, they will, increasing the cost of everything we buy, including
ICBA Op-Ed: For Affordability, Cities Need Stronger Leadership
With inflation making life more unaffordable than ever in British Columbia as we head into a local government election cycle, it’s tough to muster much confidence that our political leaders at city halls will be offering any real relief on important pocketbook issues.
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All this in a city that is already one of North America’s most expensive places to live. A recent CD Howe Institute study shows that Vancou ver homeowners pay an average of $644,000 in government taxes and fees on every newly built home –that’s nearly half the price of a new home and its more than twice the percentage paid in taxes, fees and regulations compared to Toronto.
other city councils are following Vancouver’s lead by hik ing fees and restricting supply. It’s a shocking and expensive fact that
But CMHC also provided a solution, bring more housing supply on to the market. This point was reiterated by the Bank of Canada - in fact every objective analysis of the housing af
The opportunity – elect candidates who will propose concrete ways to streamline bureaucracy, cut red tape, look for opportunities to speed up project approvals and permits, and hold the line on taxes and fees.
Voters in municipal elections this October can send a clear message and elect mayors and councillors commit ted to doing something meaningful about affordability.
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It’s so bad, that two years ago, the World Bank ranked Canada #64 in the world in the length of time it takes to approve and permit a project.
On the one hand, people are desper ately pleading for affordable hous ing, one the other, they pack council chambers in cities across BC railing against change in their neighbour hoods, forcing councils into full Earlierretreat.
many projects take longer to get ap proved and permitted than to build.
fordability crisis we are now living through comes to the same conclu sion, supply is not keeping pace with demand, and we need to build more and build it faster.
Yes, wages for people working in construction are increasing and build ing supplies cost more and take lon ger to order. But it’s municipalities that have the single biggest influence on the cost of construction projects.
Support those who have the ideas –and the courage – to stand up to the not-in-my-backyard activists who are making our communities less welcoming, less inclusive, and more expensive.
this year, the Canada Mort gage and Housing Commission (CMHC) issued a report that laid out the facts on housing affordability and stated that the last time housing was affordable in Canada was in 2003 –two decades ago. What has happened over the last 20 years, a cascade of red tape, regulations, taxes, fees and never-ending debates and delays on the desirability of new projects.
Mission Fire Rescue Service Set to Open its Doors Across the City on Oct. 2 for Fire Prevention Week
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The theme of Fire Prevention Week is “Fire Won’t Wait, Plan Your Escape.” Today’s homes burn faster than ever and a per son’s ability to get out of their home safely depends on early warning from smoke alarms and advance planning.
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After two years of virtual Fire Prevention Week program ming, Mission Fire Rescue Service is happy to invite the com munity back to meet its staff and Emergency Support Services team at locations throughout the city for the Fire Safety Grand Tour event on Sunday, Oct. 2.
“We are pleased to be emerging strong from the pandemic with a whole new plan for our fire safety fair,” said Chief Mark Goddard. “Please join us on the Fire Safety Grand Tour that will take you on a unique adventure around Mission through safety-themed stops. There will be tons of great information and displays for all ages to enjoy.”
“It has been more than two years since we were last able to host our Fire Safety Fair, so I want to encour age everyone to attend this year’s event in person,” said Mayor Paul Horn. “Not only will families have a chance to learn how to keep them selves safe, but it’s also an opportu nity for a lot of fun and to say thank you to our dedicated fire team.”
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A new chemical com pound discovered by Simon Fraser University researchers could help honeybees around the world fight off deadly mite infestations.
Chemicals discovered by SFU Researchers could help Honeybees fight of Mite Infestation
“We discovered a substance that can paralyze the mites and eventually kill them, and it doesn’t seem to have too much of an effect on the bees. These field trials are very important to demon strate efficacy in the colonies and are the next milestone toward actually using the treatment for real,” says Plettner.
of the size of the problem, it is worldwide,” says Plettner. “In Canada, we register colony loses every year due to a variety of causes during wintering, but the weakness that the mites cause is definitely a factor.”
A limited amount of chemical treatments currently exists, but mites are starting to show signs of resistance so new treat ments need to be added to the mix of options available to protect bee colonies in the long term.
The compound being trialed by SFU is codenamed 3C36.
They document and compare the num ber of dead mites found in hives being randomly treated with 3C36, a control substance (one of the currently approved treatments) and those that are left un
“Thetreated.sticky sheets under the hives help us take a snapshot of what’s falling down and we can take them back to the lab, put them under a microscope and count them,” says Plettner. “It’s very promis ing. We have noticed that our compound does cause greater mite fall than the control group.”
If the team continues to see success, they plan to look for licensing partners and seek to gain federal approval for the compound to be deemed safe for use.
“At this point, varroa management is a reality of beekeeping. In order to do this successfully and not lose our tools to resistance – which is just a part of evolution – we need to use different tools throughout the years,” said Plettner. “Having very sick honeybees is not a good thing for other insects as well, since the viral diseases the mites vector can spread. This is why, as beekeepers, we have a responsibility to make sure our bees are healthy.”
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A deadly parasite of honeybees, varroa mites are a global problem for beekeep ers.
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Basketball Tournament, a member of the committee that hosts the BC High School Wrestling Championships, a game director for the Provincial Senior and Grade 8 basketball cham pionships, and was the Sponsorship Chair for the 2019 Canadian Student Leadership Conference that was hosted in Abbotsford. He was also the Vice President of the very successful 2016 Abbotsford BC Summer Games and now serves as the Co-Sports Di rector for the 55+ BC Games coming to Abbotsford in August 2023.
Petersen’s passion for education extends outside of the Abbotsford Community with his volunteer work for Heart to Heart Haiti. For the past fourteen years he and a colleague have travelled regularly to Grande Goave Haiti to plan for and deliver workshops for Haitian teachers and to deliver school supplies to Haitian Providingstudents. a world class individual ized education for every student continues to be the vision of the Abbotsford School District. Stan Pe tersen would be privileged to remain a part of this vision.
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Stan Petersen is seeking his fourth term as an Abbotsford School Trustee in this October’s municipal elections. “After 33 years as an educator in Ab botsford I was privileged to continue to serve the Abbots ford education community as a Trustee over the last eleven years; the last four as the Chair of the Board”. Petersen’s three children graduated from the Abbotsford District and he now has three grandchildren attend ing in the District. “I continue to have a passion for the edu cation of Abbotsford students and would love the challenge and excitement of another four Petersenyears”. has a Doctorate in Educa tional Leadership and feels his expe rience as a teacher and administrator in the Abbotsford School District provides a valuable perspective to the Abbotsford School Board. He serves on the Agenda Setting Committee, the Communications Committee, the District planning team, and the Indigenous Education Council and as Board Chair is an ex-officio member of all other Board committees.
Petersen is proud of the Abbotsford school district and the District’s Strategic Plan that leads all resources and programs toward student success. “We have seen tremendous results with this focus on student success. We have strong leaders, excellent teachers, and support staff and great support from parents and the com munity. Our students continue to excel in their classrooms and in the many opportunities provided in the PetersenDistrict”. is also very active in the Abbotsford Community. He serves on the Board of the Abbotsford Youth Commission as past President, is a Director for the Clearbrook Kiwanis, is a member of the organizing com mittee for the Abbotsford Police City
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Dr. James Mandigo, Provost and Vice President, Academic, is happy to welcome Dr. Sivia to her new role.
Dr. Awneet Sivia to be UFV’s next Associate Vice-President, Teaching and Learning
Dr. Sivia is currently an associate pro fessor in the UFV Teacher Education department and program chair of the Master of Education in Educational Leadership and Mentorship degree. She has worked at UFV since 2011 and replaces Dr. Maureen Wideman in the AVP Teaching and Learning role on September 1, 2022.
“I am thrilled that Dr. Sivia has agreed to serve as UFV’s next As sociate Vice-President for Teaching and Learning. Not only does Awneet bring the experience and expertise to this position, but also the passion to lead what is needed to support ex cellence for life-long learning. I also want to thank Dr. Maureen Wideman for her tremendous leadership as the outgoing AVP, Teaching and Learn ing. UFV is so fortunate to have such strong supporters of teaching and learning.”
Her teaching and educational leader ship are guided by himmat, a Punjabi word encompassing attributes such as courage, heart, daring, fearlessness, commitment, strength, and resolve.
Dr. Awneet Sivia has been selected as UFV’s next Associate Vice-President, Teaching and Learning.
Dr. Sivia has won three teaching awards in the past 14 months. She was UFV’s Teaching Excellence award winner in 2021 and received the inaugural West Coast Teaching Excellence Award in April 2022. More recently, she received the prestigious 3M National Teaching Fellowship, and travelled to Ottawa to receive the award and take part in a national conference on teaching excellence.
She has been a member of the UFV Race and Anti-Racism Network, the President’s task force on Equity, Di versity, and Inclusion, and a Teacher Education group that received in novation funding to develop social justice activities. She also worked with educators from across BC on a South Asian curriculum development project as part of the South Asian Canadian Legacy Project.
Dr. Sivia is excited about taking on this new role.
A message from Dr. James Mandigo, Provost and VP Academic:
“I am honoured and excited to be the next AVP Teaching and Learning at UFV. It is a tremendous opportunity to work with the great team in the TLC towards an institutional vision of excellence in teaching and learn ing. I feel committed to that vision and hopeful about working together with the division members and along side others to build on the strong record of innovation and excellence already evident at UFV.
“As a lifelong educator, having ex perience in both the K-12 and postsecondary systems, I am passionate about the education of the ‘whole’ student. When students come to UFV, my hope is that they experi ence an education that furthers their ‘life chances’ through powerful and impactful learning experiences in the courses and programs of study avail able to them. I look forward to the challenges and exciting work ahead of re-envisioning and re-imagining teaching and learning in this next phase of UFV’s evolution as a stellar post-secondary option for students.”
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An educator with more than 30 years’ experience who was a teacher herself before becoming a professor of edu cation, Sivia has dedicated her career to innovation in learning.
Wish List - in total:
• 200 folding chairs;
• Compact loader(s) and other ground as sist equipment;
• 40 Tables 6’ or 8’;
The following is a wish list for what is needed to make the event possible.
• 8-10 Diesel-powered light towers;
• Tents - 2 @ 40’x100’, 10 @ 20’ x 20’, 10 @ 10x10 (with windows/walls/ doors);
• 25-30 tractor trailers (either local to Abbotsford or with deliv ery) to serve as windbreak;
• Diesel donation for equipment;
• 30 vehicles total over 3 days – 20 for our visiting U.S. flight crews to use, and 10 (5-6 pax capacity) to ferry passengers to and from the helicopters
• Efficient fencing crew to install about 3,000 - 5,000 feet of orange construction fencing already avail able to us; OR
The Sky’s No Limit – Girls Fly Too! Is the world’s largest Aviation, Aerospace, Marine & Defence diversity outreach event, held annually each October in honour of the week of International Day of the Girl – a Canadian-driven UN observance. This epic hands-on experience event is also completely free and open to absolutely everyone of any age, gender or citizenship – no reg istration is required. Aside from well over a billion dollars worth of assets from the Canadian and U.S. Military, Coast Guard, RCMP, CBSA, various municipal police/fire, search & rescue and other representatives from Avia tion, Aerospace, Marine & Defence,
“Because we’re an under funded non-profit founda tion running an unprec edented, free event of epic proportions, we need to be extremely creative to make this impossible event possible” said Dr. Kirsten Brazier, founder of the event and President of The Achieve Anything Founda “Wetion. would be delighted if you would share in our enthusiasm for gender and cultural diversity and continued excellence in education and communitybuilding” she says.
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• 3 Industrial generators incl. circuit panels, breakers, cables and outlets;
The annual “The Sky’s No Limit – Girls Fly Too!” event to take place at Abbotsford International Airport on October 1st and 2nd
• Gas donation for vehicles;
• Portable water station(s);
• 50 regular outhouses, 4 wheelchair accessible, 8 handwash stations - with 2-3 pump outs;
we also offer free flights for female first-time fliers of any age. Participants often get the very rare op portunity to meet a NASA astronaut in person!
• 3,000 - 5,000 of 4’ high fence panels with installation crew;
• Food for 300 vol Forunteers;more informa tion, visit: www.girlsfly2.ca for more information.
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Hindu Temple, Abbotsford, and Hope Gurukul, in BC, Canada jointly orga nized GanpaVisarjan (Ganesh Ji’s Idol Immersion) on September 09, 2022, in Hope Gurukul located at 22580 Coqui halla HWY Hope, BC, Canada.
GANPATI (GANESH) VISARJAN (IMMERSION) IN HOPE, BC
nesh to bless their households and return for the Puja next year. Finally, lord Ganesh’s eco-friendly idol was respectfully immersed in container in Coquihalla River about 6:30 PM. All the devotees were served food and tea at Hope Gurukul. Finally, devotees departed by 7:30 PM from Hope Gurukul with the everlast ing cherished memories.
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Three passenger buses fully packed with singing devotees and decorated Ganpati Ji Idols departed from Hindu Temple located at 31545 Walmsley Ave, Abbotsford BC, after 3 PM. Devo tees from Abbotsford Temple led by Mr. Jeevan Sharma (President) were welcomed by host Ms. Sharmilla of Hope Gurukul along with lot of other devotees who reached at immersion site in personal vehicles about 5 PM. All the devotees assembled at the banks of Coquihalla River after 5:30 PM. Decorated Ganesh Ji Idol with parapherna lia and with chanting of mantras was respectfully carried to the Visarjan site. Few devotees brought their own home decorated Ganesh Ji’s idol at visarjanAbbotsfordsite.
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Abbotsford School Trustee Candidates Mike Rauch and Jared White join forces as Partners in Education Abbotsford.
“Consideringcommunities.Abbotsford’s growth, we have some very important work to do in the coming years,” says Rauch. “Jared and I each have our own priorities and ideas and we will act independently at the Board table. Our basic values of teamwork, excellence, and community are the same.” Under the Partners in Education Abbotsford banner, he and White look forward to working with all the key stakeholders to support each student’s potential.
“Partners in Education Abbotsford val ues collaboration with parents and the community. We regard parents as the primary caregivers of their children and view the school system as a natural and complementary extension of that care,” says White. He’s confident that he and Rauch can use their experience in the not-for profit and business sectors to encourage a collaborative relationship between parents and the schools when it comes to district decisions that affect those
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Mike Rauch and Jared White were the first two candidates to announce their bid for Abbotsford School Trustee and now they are joining forces under the banner of “Partners in Education Ab botsford”. According to Rauch, he and White have talked over the years about opportunities for improvement in the Abbotsford School District. “We both feel more can be done to improve com munication with parents and to ensure our communities feel like they are part of the decision-making process,” says Rauch. He and White have both expe rienced challenges when advocating to the school district on behalf of parents.
In 2018, White launched a last-minute campaign when he was frustrated with the lack of parent consultation as the district moved away from a K-7 format in rural schools. “It was clear that the decision to make that change was made long before a thorough consul tation process had happened,” recalls White. In the 2018 election White fell short of success by a mere 28 votes.
pleased to welcome Bryan Slusarchuk and Kevin Dhali wal, two passionate supporters of the Fraser Valley Bandits since their inception, into our league as coowners of the Bandits,” said CEBL Commissioner and Co-Founder Mike Morreale. “Kevin and Bryan have long been strong supporters of basketball in British Columbia. They share our vision for develop ing Canadian talent and for being community-based where everyone can engage in basketball as a player, coach, fan, or community or business partner. With the CEBL’s Champion ship Weekend scheduled to be held at Langley Events Centre in August of 2023, the future for the Bandits is tremendously exciting.”
“The CEBL is the most exciting thing to happen in Canadian pro sports in decades and the Bandits are a marquee franchise within the league,” Bryan Slusarchuk said.
stretching from British Columbia to Newfoundland and Labrador.
The Bandits join Scarborough as the second league franchise operated by outside ownership and become the first of the original six founding mem bers to be purchased by new owners. The CEBL was founded in 2018 as a single entity owned league with six franchises. Today, the CEBL has 10 franchises located in six provinces
“Bryan and I are thrilled to align to create more opportunities to bring youth and families closer to a sport that has captured the hearts and minds of Canadians. The CEBL is uniting local communities through the power of basketball and we are committed to ensuring that families and friends feel connected and energized by the world-class experience of Bandits games,” Dhaliwal said. “Growing up in the Lower Mainland, I was fortunate to be coached by mentors who taught me the importance of teamwork and collaboration. We are keen to continue deepening our roots in the community and to inspire local youth by giving them an opportunity to be supported by and to be part of one of the best pro sports leagues in AlongCanada.”with the sale and purchase of the Bandits, Tuesday’s announcement also included unveiling new brand ing for the team, now known as the Vancouver Bandits. As part of their acquisition, Dhaliwal and Slusarchuk purchased territorial exclusivity for the rights to own and operate a CEBL franchise in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley Regional District. Metro Vancouver consists of 21 municipalities and the Fraser Val ley is home to six. After moving to Langley Events Centre, the Bandits saw an increased percentage of its fans hail from Burnaby, Coquitlam, Richmond, Surrey and Vancouver. This in conjunction with the territo
rial acquisition informed the club’s decision to incorporate “Vancouver” in its name as a means of better rep resenting the broader scope of cities across the two regions that Bandits fans come from.
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The only First Division Professional League Partner of Canada Basketball, the CEBL season runs May through August. More information is avail able at CEBL.ca and @cebleague on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube.
The Bandits are the founding brand under the umbrella of Bandits Sports & Entertainment (BSE), which is an ownership group jointly led by Dhaliwal, Founder and President of Essence Properties, and Slusarchuk, Co-Founder of K92 Mining Inc. and Principal of SluzCap. Through their shared passion for sport, the two coowners launched the partnership with a goal of supporting the community through year-round collaborations with partners in the entertainment and sports sectors. BSE is fuelled by Dhaliwal and Slusarchuk’s involve ment in local sports as former high school athletes and today as com munity partners of various events, tournaments and more.
The Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) announced Tuesday that the Fraser Valley Bandits have been purchased by local business leaders Kevin Dhaliwal and Bryan Slusarchuk and will be rebranded as the Vancouver Bandits. The team will continue to play at Langley Events Centre, where the Bandits played the 2022 season following three seasons in “TheAbbotsford.CEBLis
Rebranded as Vancouver Bandits, club will continue play in Langley
“Rebranding the name to Vancouver is in line with the CEBL’s move to ward Canada’s largest markets,” Mor reale added. “We recently relocated one franchise from Guelph to Cal gary, and of course last season added teams in Montreal, Scarborough, and in Atlantic Canada’s second-largest city, St. John’s. We have six teams playing within the six largest metro politan areas in Canada, and all 10 of
our teams are located within the 19 largest urban centres in the country.”
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Following the purchase of the Ban dits, Vancouver Island and the Okana gan region will continue as strong prospects for potential CEBL expan sion due to their corporate communi ties and notable basketball histories.
The updated Bandits logo maintains the original fox icon that has been a key facet of the club’s branding since 2018 while introducing a reimagined wordmark that showcases a sleek font defined by rounded edges and a line that runs through the “Bandits” text. The line represents the trails and roads that are the veins of two regions that are home to youth, commuters and families who live, work and play throughout the Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley’s natural beauty and metropolitan hubs. Further enhanc ing the new logo is the incorporation of the colour black, which will be used as the fourth colour in the club’s brand kit and serves as a subtle nod to the rain and dark skies for which the Pacific Northwest is known.
Fraser Valley Bandits Sold to Local Ownership
The Fraser Valley Bandits were in troduced as the sixth CEBL franchise on July 16, 2018. The logo was an orange fox wearing a bandit mask and the team’s primary colours were orange, navy and white. The team finished with a 4-16 record during the 2019 inaugural season, and 4-2 during the 2020 CEBL Summer Se ries season and reached the CEBL Championship game. The Bandits were 7-7 and reached the semifinals of Championship Weekend during the abbreviated 2021 season. The Bandits finished fourth in the regular season standings this summer with a 12-8 record and were eliminated by the Guelph Nighthawks in a post-season play-in game at Langley Events
was a founding mem ber of the CEBL when the league launched in 2018 with six teams in four provinces. Since then, the league has expanded to 10 teams in six prov inces, making it the largest pro sports league in Canada with further expan sion planned. The CEBL has the high est percentage of Canadian players of any pro league in the country with 71 percent of its current team rosters being Canadian. Players bring experi ence from the NBA, NBA G League, top international leagues, the Cana dian National team program, and top NCAA programs as well as U Sports.
“Being a season ticket member and community partner has allowed me to witness firsthand that the Bandits are focused on building a sustainable footprint in the region by growing all areas of the game from the youth to the pro level. I was fortunate to have great basketball coaches that instilled a drive and work ethic in me that I am grateful for to this day. Kevin and I are excited to build on the strong foundation that has been set by the club and to elevate the Bandits to greater heights by working together with the community to promote these core values that we care about.”
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hI pRmfqmf bfry bhuqy vfrqflfp df DfrnI hY, sgoN ivcfrF pwKoN dovyN hI rfj, buwDImwqf aqy afcfr-sMihqf duafly GuMmdy hn. sfnUM sukrfq bfry bhuqf kuJ aYksnoPLon dy nftkF qy plYto dy afpxy gurU bfry dwsy ivcfrF qoN lgdf hY. ienHF qoN vwD sfnUM sukrfq bfry igafn Aus dy imwqr airstoPLynjL qoN lgdf hY ijs ny afpxy cfr kfmyzI nftkF ivwc bhuqf ijLkr sukrfq df hI kIqf hY. plYto afpxy gurU sukrfq df sB qoN vwD nyVlf cylf sI aqy sukrfq bfry bhuqI jfxkfrI sfnUM plYto rfhIN hI pRfpq huMdI hY. ‘d rIpbilk’ Aus dI jgq pRiswD pusqk hY. arsqU (384-322 eI[pU[) afpxy dfdf gurU sukrfq vFg Auh BfvyN pRmfqmf bfry ivsQfr nfl dwsdf hY pr Drm bfry koeI gwl nhIN krdf. Aus anusfr pRmfqmf iek svY-cyqn afqmf hY. Auh iek Byd-BrI afqmf hY. Auh iksy iewCf rihq qy AudysL rihq hY. Aus df koeI ierfdf nhIN hY. Auh aYnf kfrjsLIl hY ik Auh AuWkf kuJ nhIN krdf. Auh srbsMpMn hY. ies leI Auh hr iewCf qoN rihq hY. Auh atwl jF siQr hY.
ies cYptr ivc asIN pwCmI dysLF dy Drm bfry ivcfrF dI gwl krFgy. ijvyN ik pihlF vrxn kIqf jf cuwkf hY; iPLlfsPI hI nhIN, sgoN jIvn dy hr pwK df vrxn hux Gor rsfql ivc jf cuwky XUrp dy Coty ijhy dysL XUnfn qoN bwJdf hY. ieh sfrf igafn lfqInI BfsLf ivc hY qy Auprokq sfry pwKF dy igafn qoN vwD iPLlfsPLI dy igafn AuWqy iek hjLfr sfl qwk srdfrI XUnfn dI hI rhI hY.
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iPLlfsPLrF dy Drm bfry ijLkr ivc ieh dyKxf jLrUrI hY ik AunHF ivcoN bhuqy pRm fqmf qy Aus dI pRikrqI bfry afpxy ivcfr pRgt krn dy DfrnI hn, ikAuNik pRmfqmf dI hoNd jF axhoNd hI iPLlfsPLI df aMg hY, jdoN ik Drm smfijk ivigafn df Bfg hY. ies leI iPLlfsPrF dI lMmI lfeIn ivc do aijhy nfm hn, pihlf hY sip nojLf (1632-1677) aqy dUjf vfltyar (1694-1778) ijnHF Drm bfry koeI Kfs gwl nhIN kIqI. pRmfqmf dI hsqI bfry AunHF bhuq kuJ iliKaf hY ijs df vrxn ‘rwb bfry iPLlfsPrF dy ivcfr’ dy cYptr ivc kIqf jfvygf. 17vIN sdI ivc iPLlfsPLI df kyNdr XUnfn dI QF jrmnI bx jFdf hY. eImYnUal kFq (1724-1804) df Drm bfry mq hY ik Drm isDFqk ivvyk dI QF nYiqk sUJ duafrf ivhfrk qrk ‘qy afDfirq hoxf cfhIdf hY ijs df arQ hY ik bfeIbl jF ielhfm dI iksy pusqk df muwl, Aus dI nYiqkqf dy guxF krky pfieaf jfxf cfhIdf hY, nf ik Aus nUM iek ieKLlfkI inXmfvlI df drjf dy ky. ‘crc dI sMsQf’ jF hor Drm isDFqF dI kImq, AunHF dy iksy jfqI ivsLysL dI ieKLlfkI pRgqI dy sMdrB ivc hI vfcI jfxI vfjb hY. jdoN iksy mq dy rsmo-irvfjL hI ieKLlfkI sRysLtqf pRfpq kr lYx qF smJo ik Drm dI rUh AuWz-puwz geI hY. ‘crc dI sMsQf’ df asl AudysL
sukrfq bfry ieh vI ikhf jFdf hY ik jdoN Aus nUM rfj ivruwD bgfvqI pRkfr dy pRcfr dy ieljLfm hyT DqUrf ipaf ky sLhId kr idwqy jfx df hukm suxfieaf igaf qF kol KVHy Aus dy sLfigrd kRfeIto ny Aus nUM pu wiCaf, ‘asIN quhfzy srIr df inptfrf ikvyN krIey?’ qF sukrfq df AuWqr sI ‘qusIN myry srIr df inptfrf ijvyN mrjLI kirE pr jo kuJ mYN Aumr Br kihMdf irhf hF, Aus nUM pwly bMnHI rwiKE.
cYptr: pwCmI dysLF dy iPLlfsPLrF dy Drm bfry kI ivcfr hn?
hygl jOrj ivlhYlm PLrYzirk (1770-1831) ny Drm bfry bhuq Gwt gwl kIqI hY aqy Aus df bhuqf jLor pRmfqmf dy sMklp bfry hY. pr iPr vI Drm bfry jo hygl dy ivcfr hn, Auh hyTF drj krdy hF. ieQy Auh kyvl Drm dy AudysL dI hI gwl krdf hY.
XUnfn df pwCm df sB qoN pihlf qy vwzf iPLlfsPLr mhfqmf vjoN jfixaf jFdf sukrfq hY. sukrfq dy jnm qy imRqU df smF aMdfjLn 427 eI[pU[ qoN 348 eI[pU[ imiQaf igaf hY. ivl zUrFt dI supRiswD pusqk “d storI afP iPlfsPLI” ivc drj hY ik sukrfq df afpxf Drm ieh sI ik ‘Auh iek rwb ivc ivsLvfs rwKdf sI aqy afpxy inmr suBfa anusfr ies gwl df kfiel sI ik mOq Aus nUM iksy qrHF imtf nhIN skygI.’ pr pblIkysLn ibAUro pitaflf qoN jUn 2007 ivc CpI ‘nfnk pRkfsL pwiqRkf’, pMnf 11 aqy 12 AuWqy drj hY ik sukrfq pRcwilq dyvI-dyviqaF dI hoNd qoN ienkfrI sI. dUjy, Aus ny afpxy nvyN dyviqaF dI sQfpnf kIqI hY. qIjy, Auh afpxy smyN dy XuvkF nUM iBRsLt kr irhf sI, XfnI AunHF nUM smyN dI srkfr dy ivrwuD Auksf ky AuhnF dy idmfgF ivc bgLfvq dI awg BVkfAux df ijLMmyvfr Tihrfieaf igaf sI. drasl ieh qIjf kfrx hI muwK kfrx sI ijs krky Aus nUM sLhId kIqf igaf. gwl ieh sI ik sukrfq dy smyN XUnfn ivc CotIaF CotIaF istI styts XfnI ‘sLihrF dI hwd qwk sIimq’ rfjX sn. Aus smyN XUnfn dI rfjDfnI eyQnjL ivc kuwl cfr lwK lok rihMdy sn, ijnHF ivcoN kyvl zyZ lwK afjLfd mnuwK qy sLfied bfkI sfry gulfm sn, ijnHF nUM vot df hwk pRfpq nhIN sI. ieh smF dunIaF dy ieiqhfs ivc dfsqf df Xuwg ikhf jFdf hY. ieh zyZ lwK afjLfd mnuwK hI sLihrI pRbMD krqf asYNblI ivc bYTdy sn. ies leI eyQnjL ivc rfjqMqr mUl rUp ivc prjfqFqirk nf ho ky DnfZ rfj hI sI ijs bfry ikMqU-pRqU sdf sukrfq dy vfrqflfpF df muwdf irhf. Aus dy cyly Aus dI lfjvfb buwDI dy pRsLMsk sn. pr Aus ny kdI afpxy afp nUM buwDImfn hox df dfavf nhIN sI kIqf, blik Aus ny buwDI nUM bVy ipafr nfl ZUMZx df Xqn kIqf. Aus duafrf khy gey kuJ bcn awj vI afm vrqoN ivc hn, ijvyN ‘afpxy aMdr Jfq mfro’ jF ‘afpxy afp nUM jfnx df Xqn kro’, ‘mYN kyvl iek gwl jfxdf hF Auh ieh ik mYN kuJ nhIN jfxdf’, Aus dy cyilaF qy chyiqaF duafrf suxy gey kuJ sLbd ieh sn: ‘bfhrI dunIaF bfry igafq krn vfly iPLlfsPLrF nUM mYN jI
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Canadian employers are required to make three deductions from em ployee paycheques. The first covers income tax, the second is a contribu tion to Employment Insurance (EI) and the third goes into the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) Fund. There can be others – union dues or covering an employer-sponsored retirement plan for example – but these three apply
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The Fund provides workers and their families with a basic level of income in retirement. The contribution is deducted from your pay if you are 18 years of age or older and earn more than $3,500 per year.
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While your deductions for income tax and EI go into general government revenues, CPP deductions are treated differently. They are credited to a special ‘CPP account’ that can only be used to pay out current retirement and other benefits and CPP expenses. Any funds left over are transferred to
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