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B.C. launches restart plan to safely bring people back together ahead,” Henry said. “To be successful in this next phase of the pandemic, we need to keep COVID-19 low and slow. To do that, we need to be slow and measured in our approach, gradually turning up the dial on how we spend time together – whether that is socializing with family, going to work or “British Columbians have sacrificed visiting friends.” so much over the last 15 months to help keep people and our communi- The step-by-step plan will follow ties safe,” said Premier John Horgan. approximate timelines and will ease “We have made tremendous strides people and businesses slowly out of With more than 60% of adults vaccinated with their first dose and COVID-19 case counts and hospitalizations steadily declining, British Columbia is moving forward with the cautious first step of a four-step plan for a careful and safe restart.
with our vaccination program, and we are now in a position where we can move forward with a plan to slowly bring us back together. As we have done throughout this pandemic, we will be closely following the guidance of public health and supporting people and businesses as we take the next steps in putting this pandemic behind us.” BC’s Restart – a four-step plan to bring B.C. back together will be a slow and gradual return to a more normal life, with safety and health protocols such as mask wearing and physical distancing remaining in place and mandatory during the initial two steps of the plan.
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Maximum of 10 people for seated indoor organized gatherings with safety The four-step plan was designed based protocols on data and guidance from the BC Maximum of 50 people for seated outCentre for Disease Control (BCCDC) door organized gatherings with safety and Dr. Bonnie Henry, B.C.’s provin- protocols cial health officer (PHO). Progressing through the steps will be measured by Recreational travel only within travel the number of adults vaccinated, CO- region (travel restrictions extended) VID-19 case counts and hospitaliza- Indoor and outdoor dining for up to six tions and deaths, taking into account people with safety protocols clusters and outbreaks. While there are approximate dates, the plan will be Resume outdoor sports (games) with guided by data, not dates, and will not no spectators, low-intensity fitness with proceed to the next step until it is safe safety protocols to do so based on guidance from public Start gradual return to workplaces health and the latest available data. Provincewide mask mandate, business “We have been on a long and tiring safety protocols and physical distancjourney, and now we can start to chart ing measures remain in place our path forward to brighter days
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Return of indoor in-person faith-based Increased capacity at larger organized gatherings (reduced capacity) based on gatherings consultation with public health No limits on indoor and outdoor spectaStep 2: Mid-June (June 15 – earliest tors at sports date) Businesses operating with new safety 65% of adult population with Dose 1 plans Cases declining, COVID-19 hospital- For Step 1 and Step 2, restaurants, izations declining bars and pubs, as well as indoor fitness facilities, are to return to the existing Maximum of 50 people for outdoor safety protocols that were in place prior social gatherings to the circuit breaker restrictions. For Maximum of 50 people for seated other sectors, existing safety protocols indoor organized gatherings (banquet remain in place for Step 1 and Step 2, halls, movie theatres, live theatre) with including existing safety protocols at safety protocols schools and daycares. In Step 1, hotels and other accommodation providers Consultation process to prepare for are encouraged to welcome guests larger indoor and outdoor gatherings from inside their region. In Step 2, the with safety protocols invitation can be extended to guests No B.C. travel restrictions – check lo- from throughout the province. cal travel advisories Prior to steps 3 and 4, sector associaIndoor sports (games) and high-inten- tions will work with public health and sity fitness with safety protocols WorkSafeBC to update sector guidelines to meet updated public health Spectators for outdoor sports (50 guidance. maximum) All updated workplace safety plans Provincewide mask mandate, business safety protocols and physical distanc- should be ready by July 1 prior to shifting into Step 3. These plans will ing measures remain in place be based on updated sector guidelines. Step 3: Early July (July 1 – earliest “We are able to begin this restart bedate) cause of the sacrifice and dedication 70% of adult population with Dose 1 from so many people and businesses throughout B.C.,” said Ravi Kahlon, Cases low, COVID-19 hospitalizations Minister of Jobs, Economic Recovery declining and Innovation. In-class K-12 educaProvincial state of emergency and tion will continue to operate under public health emergency lifted existing safety protocols for steps 1 and 2. In preparation for the return to Returning to usual for indoor and outclasses in the fall, the COVID-19 edudoor personal gatherings cation steering committee will work Increased capacity for indoor and with public health officials to update outdoor organized gatherings, with safety guidelines. safety plans The Province is formally extending Nightclubs and casinos reopen with the provincial state of emergency capacity limits and safety plans through the end of the day on June 8, 2021, allowing health and emergency New public health and workplace management officials to continue to guidance around personal protective use extraordinary powers under the equipment, physical distancing and Emergency Program Act to support business protocols the Province’s COVID-19 pandemic Step 4: Early September (Sept. 7 – response. The original declaration was earliest date) made on March 18, 2020, the day after Henry declared a public health emerMore than 70% of adult population gency, and can be extended for periods with Dose 1 of up to 14 days at a time. Cases low and stable (contained clusProvincial travel restrictions will conters), COVID-19 hospitalizations low tinue to be enforced until Step 2 of the Returning to normal social contact four-step plan.
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Can I Request a Virtual Trial for My Premier’s statement on Komagata Maru anniversary ICBC Claim During the Pandemic? Premier John Horgan has issued the we made a $1.14-million commitfollowing statement on the 107th Ko- ment to the Abbotsford Community magata Maru anniversary: Foundation and the University of the Fraser Valley South Asian Studies “In 2014, I joined hundreds of commuInstitute to deliver Haq and History: nity members in downtown Vancouver A Punjabi Canadian Legacy Project. to witness the 100th anniversary of the This exhibit reflects on the history Komagata Maru’s arrival. It was an of Punjabi Canadians, in an effort to honour to hear from elders, scholars, correct and enhance educational and
After a car accident—particularly a major accident that caused serious injury—it can be challenging to get the medical support you need and the compensation you deserve. Unfortunately, COVID-19 temporarily ground things to a halt, making personal injury claims even more challenging. Many treatment options were unavailable, and Court operations were suspended, including all trials. The good news is that BC Courts have since adapted to the “new normal,” and both in-person and virtual options are possible for hearing ICBC claims. ICBC Trials Temporarily Suspended Due to COVID-19 Most serious personal injury claims are heard in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. On March 19, 2020, all regular operations of the Supreme Court of British Columbia were suspended to protect health and safety and to help contain the spread of COVID-19. Several ICBC trials had to be adjourned as a result. To keep matters moving, the BC Supreme Court began offering alternatives to in-person attendance (e.g., an appearance by teleconference or remote video conference using Microsoft Teams) for steps leading up to trials, such as Judicial Case Conferences, chambers matters, and Trial Management Conferences.
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At this point, in-person attendance for trial is the default, but Judges, masters and registrars have the discretion to direct otherwise depending on the circumstances. Trial Management Conferences (“TMCs”) should be used to address issues with the ability to attend court in person. TMCs are currently proceeding by telephone unless the Court otherwise orders. If any person is reluctant to attend for trial in person due to health-related concerns or other reasons related to the COVID-19 public health emergency, the Court is unlikely to require that person to attend. Requests for alternative options should be made at the TMC. Depending on the circumResumption of In-Person ICBC Trials stances, options may include giving evidence by affidavit or testimony by In-person civil trials resumed in telephone or videoconferencing. early June 2020, with restrictions. Talk to an ICBC Claim Lawyer About Anyone attending a BC courthouse Trials During COVID-19 in person is subject to screening and must follow health and safety pro- The measures discussed above are tocols, including social distancing subject to change, and the Court’s and face masks. Another important ability to hear ICBC trials will conrestriction is that jury trials are cur- tinue to be subject to developments rently unavailable. Trials scheduled during the COVID-19 pandemic. To to be heard before October 8, 2022, get the most up-to-date information will automatically proceed by judge and determine how your personal alone, regardless of whether a party injury action may be affected, reach filed or served a notice requiring trial out for advice from an experienced by jury or paid jury fees. Unless the ICBC claim lawyer. Abbotsford, SurCourt otherwise orders, adjournments rey/Delta, Burnaby and Vancouver will not be permitted because a party office appointments are available, as wants their case decided by a jury. are teleconferences and virtual meetings. In addition, we offer free legal Requesting Virtual Appearance at an consultations for ICBC claims. Learn more on www.simpsonthomas.com ICBC Trial
artists and youth on the living legacy of the Komagata Maru. The 376 Sikhs, Muslims and Hindus aboard the Komagata Maru were in search of a better life when they arrived in Burrard Inlet. They all had the shared ideal of creating a home in Canada, providing for their families and starting a new life. “Rather than welcoming newcomers to our province, Canadian immigration officials denied entry and eventually, sent them back to British India, where 19 people were killed and many others were imprisoned.
historical records, while creating community legacies for future generations. Our government is also committed to delivering the first-of-its-kind, South Asian Canadian Museum to collect and preserve the stories, documents, art and histories of the community. “Today also marks the beginning of Anti-Racism Awareness Week in British Columbia. Acknowledging racism is a first step, but we must back it up with real actions. Our government is focused on establishing B.C.’s first anti-racism act, we’re paving the way for race-based data collection and we’re enhancing support for community groups working on anti-racism at the local level. We have come a long way in a century, but we know there’s more we need to do.
“I can’t imagine how it felt for the men, women and children on board to be turned away from their new home. Instead of being greeted with kindness and compassion, they were met by racist immigration policies and hostile officials, and forced to endure terrible “Hatred has no place in British Columconditions aboard the ship. bia, but racism has a long history in our “The Government of British Columbia province. We must all keep righting the formally apologized in the legislative wrongs of the past in order to build a chamber in 2008 for its role in the present and future that is more just and Komagata Maru tragedy. Last year, welcoming for everyone.”
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The Fraser Valley Child Development Centre (FVCDC) and Patrika Media Ltd. announce a new partnership benefiting children and families in the South Asian community “This partnership will enable us to raise awareness of the FVCDC and encourage families to reach out early for support,” said Karen Dickenson Smith, executive director, Fraser Valley Child Development Centre. “It is part of our shared commitment to healthy, inclusive communities.” The two organizations launched a series of articles in The Patrika overviewing the FVCDC’s services and ways families can get help with their
questions or concerns about their child’s development.
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“We are extremely excited about this partnership “BRIDGING COMMUNITIES” with The Fraser Valley Child Development Centre. to be able to facilitate their work The FVCDC is a pillar of strength in through this partnership” said Dave our community, and we are very deSidhu, General Manager of lighted The Patrika Punjabi Patrika Media Ltd, established almost two decades ago, dedicated themselves to becoming North America’s first Punjabi-English newspaper, and still holds membership in the exclusive “club” of less than 100 truly bilingual newspapers in the world today.
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The Fraser Valley Child Development Centre’s vision is a world where all people are welcomed to participate meaningfully in family and community life. We give children the tools for individual success and help families and caregivers better understand their child’s growth, development and learning, and strengthen community inclusion.
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FreshCo and Chalo! FreshCo Present Cheque for $50,000 to the Canadian Red Cross, Supporting the India COVID-19 Response Last week, in an effort to support India’s COVID-19 response, senior executives from FreshCo and Chalo! FreschCo presented a cheque for $50,000 to the Canadian Red Cross at the Chalo! FreshCo Brampton store on Airport Road. These funds will directly support preparedness, response and recovery activities on the ground in India, helping communities that have been affected or are at risk of being affected by the deadly virus. Today’s donation cheque was presented by Tony McGrath, VP Operations, Discount Format, Sobeys Inc., Donny Sandher, National Chalo Operations District Operator, Discount Format, Sobeys Inc. and Hamza Rizwan, Chalo! FreshCo Store Owner to Canadian Red Cross. Please see attached pictures for your reference. FreshCo and Chalo! FreshCo’s stores across the country will be promoting the Red Cross appeal for donations with in-store communication, encouraging community members to donate directly to this relief effort in the days and weeks to come.
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Surrey Board of Trade to Induct New Board Chair on June 17th – Baljit Dhaliwal
he Surrey Board of Trade will induct its 56th Board Chair on June 17 at a Digital Surrey Economic Update and Annual General Meeting from 11:00am – 12:00pm. Baljit Dhaliwal, Owner of Tinker’s Tax & Accounting, will be inducted. “I am humbled and honoured to be the 56th Chair of the Surrey Board of Trade during the 103rd year of Surrey’s business organization. I follow in the footsteps of many amazing leaders. I’m thrilled to have the opportunity to roll up my sleeves with my fellow board directors to support and further the needs and interests of Surrey’s business community,” said Baljit Dhaliwal, incoming Surrey Board of Trade Chair. “I’ve known Baljit for more than 20 years. I welcome him to the role of Board Chair as we continue our leadership-oriented city-building advocacy and projects as we prepare to be the largest city in British Colum-
bia. The Surrey Board of Trade has a responsibility and accountability to ensure that Surrey receives the infrastructure investments that the city needs to ensure a sustainable, thriving and livable city for our businesses and their employees,” said Anita Huberman, CEO, Surrey Board of Trade. The Board Chair serves as Chief Governance Officer for the Surrey Board of Trade to ensure that the Board of Directors have a visionary future of not only the organization, but also for city-building initiatives in Surrey. About Baljit Dhaliwal Baljit is a spirited entrepreneur as a tax and educational consultant with over four decades of business and financial experience. Harnessing a diverse set of capabilities and partnerships, Baljit has specialized in postsecondary education for the past 20 years. He currently teaches and specializes in facilitating new ventures
with critical, creative, and collaborative curriculum development and operations of private colleges. An alumnus of SFU, Baljit is currently working on completing his doctorate in educational leadership. His educational philosophy supports students through relevant and changing social and economic paradigms to better prepare and change their lives through education. His goal is to encourage more entrepreneurs in expanding their businesses to the fastest growing city. Surrey is a land of great opportunities and holds a and thoroughly enjoys a game of golf beauty like no other. He is proud to whenever time permits! reside in Surrey for the past 30 years PAGE 17
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AbbyPD Geocaching – Mystery of ’21 Series – Beginning June 1, 2021
AbbyPD invites you to play the “Mystery of ’21” Geocaching game! In this game you will be a detective searching for clues as you help Constable Cuffs investigate The Case of the Missing Trethewey Topaz. This is an outdoor activity that can be enjoyed by young and old, with a friend, or on your own. How it works…. Print out the AbbyPD Geocaching Crossword / Word Scramble from our website at https://www.abbypd.ca/files/File/Community%20Files/jewel%20crossword.jpg Download the FREE Geocaching app (www.geocaching.com) to your GPS-enabled mobile device. You only need the free version to play along. Create a new profile or log in to your existing Geocaching account. Search for the AbbyPD Geocaches using these unique GC codes: 1.GC9BJK2 2.GC9BJKP 3.GC9BJM5 4.GC9BJMF 5.GC9BJMG 6.GC9BJN4 Use the Geocaching app to locate the six AbbyPD caches. The caches will only be found on public property and they will not be placed in a manner that damages or harms property or the environment. All caches are located somewhere in the City of Abbotsford. As you find each hidden cache, you will have to solve a puzzle to help crack the case and identify the suspect. Pay close attention and do not forget to bring along a pen and the Crossword / Word Scramble!. Once you have found each AbbyPD cache and think you have the solution, visit us at our Headquarters building located at 2838 Justice Way to receive a fun prize, courtesy of the Abbotsford Police Foundation (while supplies last). Enjoy a COVID-friendly outdoor event and help Constable Cuffs solve this whodunnit mystery! The Case of the Missing Trethewey Topaz Geocaching event will be available to play from June 1 to September 1, 2021. Sgt Judy Bird Abbotsford Police Media Relations Officer askmedia@abbypd.ca
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Community Mourns the loss of Jatinder Singh Randhawa “King of Bhangra”
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A prominent Punjabi Arts leader passed away on Tuesday, May 25th with a heart attack. As a co-founder of BC based Shan E Punjab Arts Club, Jatinder Singh was a well-known individual in the Indo-Canadian community. He was a bhangra performer and teacher; his students performed at the 2010 Olympics, and were regulars at Canucks Games, and even at Parliament Hill.
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with the Archway Better at Home ers and retirement homes program, by utilizing housekeeping, along with family doctors. grocery shopping and medical transShe noted that many seportation services. niors and their families Vera Stryjak and her 92-year-old seem to be surprised that mother, Helen Serafimova, are some such a program exists, of the clients that have benefitted and they are amazed that from the programs support. Stryjak someone cares and wants lives in Seattle and pre-pandemic to help them, for free. regularly crossed the border to assist her mother with a variety The program is run by of essential tasks as she ad- the Senior Services devanced in age. partment of Archway “I tried to get across the Community Services and border but was denied en- funded by Fraser Health try. Emotionally drained and the United Way of and worried, I did a Google the Lower Mainland. search for ‘help’, and came In addition to referrals to other across the Archway homepArchway programs or community reage,” Stryjak said. sources, the Archway Social Prescrib“I called and I explained my ing Program offers weekly check-in problems and after a brief calls. This offers isolated seniors a hold, an angel answered in chance for a conversation and serves the form of Jada! With her to monitor emerging issues. knowledge of the resources available, combined with Helen Serafimova her kindness and a passion to help, we were able to move mountains. We arranged care of their health and wellbeing. a zoom meeting with my mother’s According to Seniors’ Community orthopedic surgeon in Vancouver, my Connector Jada Onigbinde, seniors mother lives in Abbotsford, and me are especially susceptible to isola- in Seattle.” tion and injuries from trips and falls Jada also arranged all transportaif they have lost a spouse, live on a tion needs, including for the x-rays low income or are inactive. before the meeting, plus transporta“In talking to doctors, we found out tion to Vancouver for injections for that some seniors hadn’t been to ap- Serafimova’s arthritic knee to allow pointments for six months because her to walk independently. Later they were scared to leave their homes transportation for a COVID vaccine due to being frail. They also didn’t appointment was coordinated. want to use public transportation at “I am deeply thankful to her; and my the risk of exposure to COVID. So, mother is beside herself in disbelief at knowing that we could arrange transwhat we accomplished which would portation for them at a minimal cost have been zero if it was not for Jada’s was such a relief,” Jada said. help,” Stryjak said. The Social Prescribing Program has Jada shares that the program has been been able to support seniors who well received. They’ve been able to can’t cook or afford to meet their reach the seniors through talking nutritional needs by working with to hospitals, senior’s clinic, places Archway’s Meals on Wheels proof faith, multi-cultural food suppligram. They also work in conjunction he Archway Social Prescribing Program for Seniors helps seniors in Abbotsford delay frailty, practice self-care management and reduce their loss of independence. The Social Prescribing program offers a pathway from a doctor or nurse practitioner’s office to local, non-clinical services for people who could use help connecting to their community or learning how to take
Vera Stryjak “Our phone call check-ins have gotten longer because they need that social human interaction,” shared Jada. To access the social prescribing program, please ask your family doctor for a referral or call the Social Prescribing Program for Seniors directly at 604-743-0393. You can learn more at Archway.ca/SPP
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Your search for a dream house stops here. Custom Built 3 storey Quality home in West Abbotsford. From the entrance, 12' high ceiling living room and then leads to a very spacious granite countered very spacious kitchen and double height 17'X18' family room. Open Layout lets the rising sun lit the whole house with broad windows. East facing a big back-yard is a beauty for year round activities and your own veg-garden. The top floor boasts of 22'4"X14' master with jacuzzi on-suite. Total 4 bedrooms with 3 baths up with two huge sundecks. Centrally air conditioned with separate heat controls and instant heaters are some of many nice features. Close to All types
8627 Tupper Blvd, 34178 Amblewood Place Mission
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Custom built 3 storey home close to FVU. 7 Bdrm, 6 Baths, with 1 bdrm legal suite
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604-897-4521 604-859-3141 Rupinder Davesher 604-832-2831
Harmesh Davesher Suresh Davesher 604-897-4521 604-832-1899
$1,250,000.
Located in Aberdeen! Well Maintained home in a great neighbourhood,This Basement entry home has 3 bedrooms 3 bathrooms and a 2 bedroom legal basement suite!!. Near public transportation, HWY 1 AND Shopping centres.
33925 PRENTIS AVENUE
1,069,000
36803 CARL CREEK CRESCENT
Looking for a new modern home, with an open floor plan and floor-to-ceiling windows, we got the perfect place for you! This home is located in a new subdivision of Abbotsford East . The open floor plan, high ceilings and grand windows make this home bright and luxurious. The main floor features a great room, dining, laundry completed with a state-of-the-art kitchen.The open floor plan makes this house an exceptional place to entertain guests. The main level features a master bedroom with a grand walk-in-closet, luxury ensuite bath. Upper floor features 2 bedrooms and a 4 piece bath. In the basement you have two bedrooms, Rec room and Laundry with a separate entry .
8003 MELBURN DRIVE
Mission
27785 JUNCTION 1,250,000
$1,500,008
Looking to build a custom home ? This may be the place for you! Perfect location with a huge lot of 19,267 SQFT surrounded by greenbelt. Near Mission UFV Campus, public transportation , Minutes away from the MISSION-ABBOTSFORD bridge and near Park side church. Nearest Cross Street is STAVE LAKE ST
33925 PRENTIS AVENUE
$1,149,000
$1,500,000
Extra-large Basement entry home in College Heights. The main floor is 1776 square feet. with 4 bedrooms. The master bedroom includes a walk-in closet & luxury ensuite with a jetted tub. The floor plan is highly functional, with a Maple gourmet kitchen, vaulted ceiling & even a steam shower. High-quality finishes incl granite, tile & laminate floors, and an impressive maple staircase. The basement was professionally finished with 3 more bdrm & 2 more bathrooms. Space for everyone. There is a big 2 car garage + plenty of extra parking & storage. Short walk to college, schools, and shopping center. * PREC - Personal Real Estate Corporation (25794813)
Two story home with basement in a quite greenbelt neighborhood. Main floor : Living room, Kitchen, Family room,Dining room, full bathroom and a bedroom. The above floor has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The basement has a rec room, 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Close to Mission UFV campus , public transportation, shopping centres and minutes away from the Mission
36715 DIANNE BROOKE AVENUE $1,100,000
36738 CARL CREEK CRESCENT $1,100,000
Looking for a new modern home, with an open floorplan and floor-to-ceiling windows, we have the perfect place for you! This home is located in a new subdivision of Abbotsford East . The open floor plan, high ceilings and grand windows make this home bright and luxurious. The main floor features a great room, dining, and with a state-of-the-art kitchen leading to the back patio. The open floorplan makes this house an exceptional place to entertain guests. The upper level features a master bedroom with a grand walk-in-closet, luxury ensuite bath and two bedrooms plus
Looking for a new modern home, with an open floor plan and floor-to-ceiling windows, we got the perfect place for you! This home is located in a new subdivision of Abbotsford East. The open floor plan, high ceilings, and grand windows make this home bright and luxurious. The main floor features a great room, dining, laundry completed with a state-of-the-art kitchen. Plus a Master bedroom with a grand walk-in closet, luxury ensuite bath. The open floor plan makes this house an exceptional place to entertain guests. The upper floor features 2 bedrooms, a flex room, and a 4 piece bath.
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36732 CARL CREEK CREEK $1,049,000
Looking for a new modern home, with an open floor plan and floor-to-ceiling windows, we got the perfect place for you! This home is located in a new subdivision of Abbotsford East . the open floor plan, high ceilings and grand windows make this home bright and luxurious. The main floor features a great room, dining, laundry completed with a state-of-the-art kitchen leading to the back patio. The open floorplan makes this house an exceptional place to entertain guests. The upper level features a master bedroom with a grand walk-in-closet, luxury ensuite bath plus two bedrooms. Basement has one bedroom, Living room and a Laundry with a separate entry
36669 CARL CREEK CRESCENT $1,100,000
Looking for a new modern home, with an open floor plan and floor-to-ceiling windows, we got the perfect place for you! This home is located in a new subdivision of Abbotsford East. the open floor plan, high ceilings and grand windows make this home bright and luxurious. The main floor features a great room, dining, laundry completed with a state-of-the-art kitchen leading to the back patio. The open floorplan makes this house an exceptional place to entertain guests. The upper level features a master bedroom with a grand walk-in closet, a luxury ensuite bath plus two bedrooms.
36803 CARL CREEK CRESCENT $1,069,000
Looking for a new modern home, with an open floor plan and floor-to-ceiling windows, we got the perfect place for you! This home is located in a new subdivision of Abbotsford East . The open floor plan, high ceilings and grand windows make this home bright and luxurious. The main floor features a great room, dining, laundry completed with a state-of-the-art kitchen.The open floor plan makes this house an exceptional place to entertain guests. The main level features a master bedroom with a grand walk-in-closet, luxury ensuite bath. Upper floor features 2 bedrooms and a 4 piece bath.
36720 CARL CREEK CRESCENT $1,100,000
Looking for a new modern home, with an open floor plan and floor-to-ceiling windows, we got the perfect place for you! This home is located in a new subdivision of Abbotsford East . The open floor plan, high ceilings and grand windows make this home bright and luxurious. The main floor features a great room, dining, laundry completed with a state-of-the-art kitchen.Plus a Master bedroom with a grand walk-in-closet, luxury ensuite bath. The open floor plan makes this house an exceptional place to entertain guests. Upper floor features 2 bedrooms, flex room and a 4 piece bath. In the basement you have one bedroom , Rec room and Laundry with a separate entry
36761 CARL CREEK CRESCENT $1,100,000
WELCOME TO YOUR NEW HOUSE SETTLED IN THE BEST UP AND COMING FAMILY OREINTED NEIGHBOURHOOD! Finished with nothing but the best quality throughout this home shows 10/10 with functional living on the main floor featuring the kitchen, high quality great room and extravagant dining room along with a formal foyer and gorgeous powder washroom. As you head upstairs you'll be greeted with designer lighting top of line master with ensuite and an additional two bedrooms and flex room.
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You can come up with some inventive solutions when it comes to finances required for anything you want to put in place. You ideas can be clever, yet practical. This can also apply to conversations or agreements that you might need to enter into. It all may take more time than you initially anticipate to arrive at a final conclusion.
The New Moon this week occurs in your sign providing you with the opportunity to take new directions with something important to you on a personal level. It may also bring an opportunity you do not expect. You could be unusually forthright with something you have to say. There maybe the need to deal with technology as well.
Mental clarity when it comes to future goals worth pursuing may make you realise that what somebody else expects is not necessarily for you. Don’t expect to have all of the answers just yet. Some sort of initial commitment may be necessary from now until late July. This may not become rock solid until January to May next year.
New opportunities to take action on something that is an important priority to you can present itself quite surprisingly. This may involve a group of people in some way. Somebody who is in a position to support you will willingly do so. This might require some behind the scenes communication. It will be one step at a time.
Don’t presume there to be a totally straightforward path when it comes to any new commitments involving other people. It would be wise of you to verbalise what is important to you. Exactly what others expect from their connection to you will be difficult to know just now. This could become more obvious from late July.
You are in a good position to streamline daily routines by dropping anything that takes too much time. This can alter your commitments mainly because you will focus on your priorities more. Activity with others will increase significantly to late July. This could also include forming beneficial relationships and gaining recognition.
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time to time but you should not let them stop you altogether. Have regular exercise and watch overindulgence to late July. Weight gain will be easy.
want to refuse but you will need to know how this could be put into place successfully. Make room for them to change their mind up to mid July.
Some very constructive exchange of ideas between you and others can occur. This can involve some sort of underlying change of structure for you up to late July. It can take all of this time to get something fully sorted to your satisfaction. Be careful about being too generous of yourself and ending up with most of the work.
Being diligent with work that needs to be done can bring some stable financial results. You could also generate financial improvement through taking a closer look at your spending. Changes on a pleasurable or social level could bring new people into your life that can be different to normal but interesting at the same time.
Commit yourself to anything you think you might enjoy. It could take until mid July to either fully find out or settle yourself into it. You could suddenly find the energy to get to work on something you want to restructure. This could include matters to do with home and family. You need to be mindful of financial costs attached.
You will initially begin a new 12 Year Cycle with Jupiter, your ruling planet moving into your sign until the 28th July. This will be stage one – stage two will occur late December to May 2022. New ideas can spring to mind that will give you a sense of optimism that may have been lacking of late. A new you can begin to emerge.
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Local charities receive more than $143,000 in funding through Abbotsford Community Foundation grants
he Abbotsford Community Foundation (ACF) is pleased to confirm the recipients of the 2021 Smart and Caring Community Grants and 2021 Housing Grants. A total of $143,480 was awarded in support of twenty programs administered by local charities that address children and families at risk in our community.
the ACF welcomed recipients spread out throughout the day to accept their grant funding and provide an overview of their program impact which will be shared on the ACF social channels and website. Funds are raised for the Smart & Caring Community grants program in a variety of ways, including the annual Smart & Caring Golf Classic, being held on September 16, 2021. The tournament is already sold out, but the public is encouraged to visit the Abbotsford Community Foundation website or contact the ACF directly for other ways to support.
“We are pleased to have distributed more than $700,000 in grants since 2014 to support our charity partners,” said, Andrea Senft, Board Chair. “ACF is honoured to fund these programs that help some of our most vulnerable citizens. The Smart & Caring Community Grants “If you missed your chance to register for program demonstrates our commitment our tournament, you can still participate and help us raise funds” says Wendy to give where we live.” Neufeld, Executive Director. “We have Applications are reviewed by the Com- some exciting opportunities this year munity Grants committee, which is and you don’t have to be a golfer to be comprised of local individuals who share involved.” a passion for serving the community of Abbotsford. Denise Thandi, committee “Our generous donors enable us to grow Chair commented; “With a record num- our Smart & Caring fund, which will ber of applications received, the com- continue to benefit charitable organizamittee had a difficult task. There were tions in our community now, and formany worthy applicants.” On May 20th, ever,” says Senft. For more information on how to support Abbotsford Community Foundation’s Smart and Caring Community Fund please visit our website at www. abbotsfordcf. org or phone 604-8503755.
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Jacqueline Fernandez plays a cop in her Hollywood debut Jacqueline Fernandez will be making her Hollywood debut with an anthology, titled Women’s Stories. The anthology consists of six stories, directed by six female directors from across the globe and features an all-female star cast. Jaqueline will be starring in Leena Yadav’s directorial Sharing A Ride, alongside transgender model Anjali Lama. Reportedly, Jacqueline who had wrapped the project in October last year plays the characters of a cop in the film.Key portions of the film were shot in Mumbai. Reports also state that the film was shot much before Jacqueline started shooting for Bhoot Police. Meanwhile, Jacqueline will be seen in Attack with John Abraham, a comedy of errors titled Cirkus w i t h Ranveer Singh.
If almighty got me from chawl to stardom, he has a plan : Jackie Shroff Jackie Shroff has been in Bollywood for almost four decades and is universally loved as a star and a human being. The actor says he does not have the fear of losing stardom because he feels that god surely seems to have a plan for him. Jackie Shroff was touted as Bollywood's new big thing when he made a blockbuster as lead actor in Subhash Ghai's 1983 film "Hero". Through the decades, his notable films have included "Ram Lakhan", "Yudh", "Karma", "Parinda", "Tridev", "Kala Bazaar", "Vardi", "Doodh Ka Karz", "100 Days", "Angaar", "Khalnayak", "Rangeela", "Agnisakshi", "Bandhan", and the recent "Radhe". It has been a journey where Jackie, 64, has taken the rough with the smooth. Has the thought of losing stardom ever scared him? "Nothing. No fear. If god has got you here he
No one can teach you to act : Kasahika Kaaapoor Actress Kashika Kapoor feels no one can teach an artiste how to act, adding that acting workshops and classes can just make the craft fun for an artiste. "Nobody can make you an actor or teach the art of acting to you. Acting workshops have only made it fun and consistent for me to practise acting, not learn acting. I'd rather put in my own skills than trying to adapt to someone else's. That's the best part about acting. I'm a born actor and I know it. I don't need to learn acting. I'm bound to practise it," she declared. She added that she comes from a background that has nothing to do with showbiz. "I belong to a simple
family where we didn't have any association with the entertainment industry, but it was my passion for this art that made me pursue acting. Growing up, I used to watch a lot of movies and listen to Bollywood music. Soon I developed an interest in acting. With the support of my family, I started learning singing, Kathak and martial arts at the age of five," she says. However, she adds that she has always tried to get to know more about the craft. "When I was in the 10th grade, I went to one of the studios in Mumbai to practise acting for six months. I also practised acting for two years at the renowned Film Academy in New York. I believe that having knowledge in the various creative arts will help me achieve my dream of becoming an actress," she added.
has made a position and will take you somewhere. If the almighty has got you from a chawl to stardom with so much affection, then he has a plan. So, just relax and float," Jackie reveals his mantra to said. "Grow, open up, love more. Get the energy and take the energy and give affection. Keep yourself right. Don't pay attention to what others say or do. If someone needs help, give them that. Don't mean harm to anyone and life is sorted," says Jackie, who does a comic turn as hero Salman Khan's senior cop and heroine Disha Patani's elder brother in his new release "Radhe", which is directed by Prabhudeva.
10 Years of `Pyaar Ka Punchnama`: Nushrratt Bharuccha remembers the character `Neha`
A s 'Pyaar ka Punchnama' clocks 10 years to its release, Nushrratt Bharuccha expresses her gratitude for the film and the character that put her on the map of the industry. In the film, the actress portrayed the iconic character of a mean, foxy girlfriend 'Neha', with a performance that went on to become one of the most memorable performances of all time. Expressing her gratitude, Nushrratt says, "When I look back to the time we were shooting for Pyaar Ka Punchnama - none of us had the faintest clue what wonders this film will do for us, or even how this film will eventually
turn into a power-packed franchise. Playing the controlling and manipulative girlfriend like Neha, was so not me in real life, which made it even more difficult for me to understand her and essay her right." She further adds, "A lot of people then advised me to not do this film and wait for another better opportunity because this film had no known faces, a first time director, first time producer, the whole team was new. But PKP, opened up a world of opportunities for me, and 'Neha' literally marked me on the map of the industry, and created a unique identity for the audience to remember me by. I truly believe in Destiny, and that the Universe has a larger plan for each of us. This is why I can honestly say, the film chose me, I didn't choose the film. It was meant to be this way.”
Grateful to get the opportunity to choose contrasting roles : Rakul Preet Singh Actor Rakul Preet Singh says “experimentation” in movie writing has enabled performers to pick varied and contrasting roles. The 30-year-old actor made her debut in Hindi cinema with Yaariyan in 2014 and later featured in Neeraj Pandey-directed Aiyaary and Ajay Devgn-starrer De De Pyaar De. “I think it’s a great time where people are writing different kinds of scripts, that possibly the audiences are looking to watch. The experimentation that’s happening is different and that leads us to get that opportunity to be able to choose those different roles,” Singh said. “I am very grateful that I have an opportunity to be able to choose these different kinds of roles.
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And each character is different and contrasting,” she added. Singh has an interesting slate of films set for release, including Anubhuti Kashyap’s campus comedy-drama Doctor G and Devgn’s directorial Mayday. She will also reportedly feature in Ronnie Screwvala-produced movie Chhatriwali and Indra Kumar’s slice-of-life comedy. Talking about her process of choosing projects, Singh said she just follows her instincts. “I don’t think much as an actor. I just go by my instincts. I feel great that I am getting to do what I want to do. I think about one day at a time. I feel very grateful that I have these films and I am looking forward to having more work,” she said
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