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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2022 WWW.RICHMOND-NEWS.COM Avigil is being held this weekend for Tatyanna Harrison (inset), an Indigenous woman whose body was found in this east Richmond drydock earlier this year. Family and friends of the 20-year-old still have questions surrounding her death. 11 VIGIL FOR TATYANNA Metropolis at Metrotown | Coquitlam Centre | Guildford Centre Aberdeen Centre Tel: (604) 276 8378 Richmond Centre Tel: (604) 370 3376 Exquisite Mooncakes FreshlyBaked Daily VISIT OUR ALL-NEW REDESIGNED ONLINE STORE www.saintgermainbakery.com We teach all instruments including: Piano, Strings, Guitar, Orchestral & Band Instruments Voice & Music Theory Call for a referral to a qualified teacher in your area. We are a professional association of over 100 certified music teachers in Richmond 604-268-9559 www.bcrmta.com BC Registered Music Teachers Association Richmond Branch HOW TO FIND AN OUTSTANDINGMUSIC TEACHER 如何寻找优秀的音乐老师 hers in Richmond. LESSONS ARE AVAILABLE IN PERSON AND ONLINE

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Dear Editor, Iamcontacting you to let you know about an issuethat in my view is becoming worse every month. Asaregular tennisplayer,Iuse the public tennis courts this beautiful city has everywhere. Iwill particularly refertothe ones at Minoru Park and Thompson community centre. These two formidable facilities have many courts in excellent conditionwith appropriate lighting toplay even at nights. The problem has to do with cigarette butts.They are everywhere. Inside the courts and mostly just outside the court’ssur rounding fences. Literally thousands of them! Ihave picked many of them up to keep the area cleanbut obviously this is not aviable solution. They are everywhere!

DearEditor, Re: “Frighteningroad rage incident in Richmond,” Online, Aug. 30. In regards to the article about the road rageincident, clearly both parties were in the wrong. Police advise thatyou should never follow avehicle afteran incident.AsMr. Chin admits, he was angry, pursued the white van and washonking. By his own account, he followed the van not once but twice in aclearly angryand hostile state. He claims this was his regular route home, but his own video recording has GPS telling him to turnright and he ignores it so as to pursue thewhite van. Agreed, thatthe van driver should not have attacked him with ametal pole or usedaracial slur.However,isMr. Chin really “the victim”? His honking and yellingwas also road rage. This is aclassic exampleof two wrongs.What is truly frightening is that both these driversare out on the roads and that we mayencounter ei ther one.

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Idonot know if you have noticed lately,but these parking spots have been relegated to the backs of the lots to make room for the order pick-ups or for families (SuperStore, Blundell MedicalCentre, just to nameafew.)

Dear Editor, Re: “Richmond malls problem areas for accessible parking, says advocate,” Online,Aug. 18. Icompletelycompletely agree with Vincent Miele. To take it a step further,the property owners do not help peoplewith disabilities either.

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Also, some lots offer free parking for customers with a decal on the south side of the parking lot and pay parking on the north side of the building. Yetboth havethe same signage. Ifound out the hard way after Igot an $89ticket. Good luck in trying to talk to someone at these parking lot management companies! NassirKarmali RICHMOND

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As far as Iknow there is abylaw that prohibits smoking at least 50 metres from sports arenas in Richmond. This bylaw is not followed or enforced. The same applies to lit tering. Ihavebeen aresident of this gorgeous city for well over 20 years and Ibelieveweshould all do our civic duty to keep it clean and also carefor its main tenance. What Ican’tunderstand is that garbagecans are usually inside the courts or just outside nearby yet some people simply throw theirbuttsonthe grass or on the ground carelessly without regards for their community Isincerely hope we can solve this problemthat is also ahealth and safety issue.

Each moss tower has the air cleaning capability of 275 regular trees, making them a potent tool for improving air quality,especially in highdensity urban areas where it wouldn’tbepossible to plant such alarge number of trees, such as our city core. Another handy beneﬁt –especially given the scorching summer we had last year comes from the mosses’ ability to store large amounts of moisture, which keeps the sur rounding air cooler Imagine if these were installed at centres throughout our city and along high-trafﬁc corridors as amedian divider.All it takes is the political will of our city councillors to implement these kinds of innovative motions to address the climate crisis.

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Dear Editor, Many Richmond residents are extremely concerned about the climate crisis and what we can do at the city level to address it. As the realities of climate change disasters manifest through heat waves, wildﬁres, drought, and ﬂooding in areas across our province, it would be prudent for our city to embrace more innovative solutions to mitigate them and lessen their severity While the provincial and federal governments for mulate policies regarding carbon footprints to lower greenhouse gas emissions, concerned citizens in Richmond are asking how we can integrate community-level approaches to absorb them.

Dear Editor, Re: “Red ﬂags over EV ownership” Letters, Aug. 18. EVs have charging timers that can be set to charge after midnight when demand on the electrical grid is low and there is plenty of power for far more EVs than we have now Plug-in Richmond has asked the BC Government to require that EV dealers set the timer before the vehicle is sold rather than requiring owners to do it, many of whom are unaware of this feature. There is an override switch that enables charging to begin immediately when necessary.

Often, it rests on the shoulders of the local government to come up with and implement creative solutions. What asurprise! In 2019 Trudeau and the Liberals campaigned on planting two billion trees to help offset greenhouse gases and then reiterated that plan in 2021. So how many have been planted? So far,only 0.43% of that two billion have been planted.

Ihave previously written about the importance of expanding our tree canopy throughout our city,but there are areas where planting trees may not be feasible. CityTree is an exciting and innovative green solution. They are aseries of CO2 ﬁl tering structures containing a variety of moss that remove particulates and nitrogen oxides from the atmosphere while producing oxygen.

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Dear Editor, Re: “Former cop, MLA eyes council seat,” News,Aug. 25 Thanks for an excellent reportabout the candidates for the upcoming municipal election. It promises to be an exciting election. All of the incumbent councillors, except Coun. Harold Steves are seeking re-election. Furthermore, there are anumber of veryhigh proﬁle candidates running under different political slates. This gives us voters lots of choices for the makeup of our City Council on October 15. Hopefully,this will motivate the citizens of Richmond to take akeen interest in the election and exercise their precious right to vote. Incidentally,Iwould like to convey my sincere thanks and appreciation to retiring veteran Steves for his excellent service to this province and the City of Richmond. Enjoy your retirement, Har old! Balwant Sanghera RICHMOND

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Doughty told people at the scene he would “shoot somebody in the face if he didn’tget his girlfriend right now,” said Turnbull. He then firedshotsata parked bus and at the gate to the residence and subsequently broke the gatewhile driving away.Doughty was arrested later in the day when someonereported him driving in an “odd driving pattern,” said Turnbull. He was appearing in court on Tuesday to face eight counts in relation to assault with aweapon, unlawfully discharging afirearmand mischief, and other things. Doughty,65, had earlier pleaded guilty to this series of offencesfrom September 2021. Prior to sentencing, Judge Ellen Gordon asked Doughty’slawyer,Allen Goldin, why Doughtywent looking for Wang armed with a rifle. When Goldinwas unable to give an answer,the judgedeferred sentencing until that informationcould be provided. Bothparties have jointly requested that Doughty be sentenced to jail for four and ahalfyears.

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The fateofa man who fired arifleata former employer’s truck,while it hadtwo workers and his girlfriend inside is still pending. The sentencinghearing for GordonJohn Doughty in Richmond Provincial Court was adjourned Tuesday after his lawyer was unable to explain to the judgewhy Doughty went looking for hisformer employer in the first place.

Courtheardthat Doughty had driven from Alberta to look for Ge Wang and another individual named Danny.Hethen arranged to meet people from Wang’s Richmond moving company at aremote location close to the south armofthe Fraser River Doughty had worked for Wang in 2017, but it is unclear what his relationship is with Danny. When Wang’smovers ar rived,Doughty’sgirlfriend got out of her boyfriend’s car and wentinto themov ers’ truck because she was “fearful of her own safety” after a“nefarious”comment was made by Doughty Doughty then pointed a riﬂe —which he had stored in aviolin case— at the movers’ truck, prompting them to drive away As the truck drove away, Doughty shot at it two or three times, with one shot hitting atire, courtheard. Richmond RCMP were calledand attended the scene, but one hour later, they received acall of another shooting involving Doughty at aresidence on GranvilleAvenue near No. 5Road. Doughty and his girlfriend had previously visited the residence duringtheir search for Wang and Danny CrownCounsel Kimberley Turnbull presented video and photographic evidence to the courtshowing that Doughty had driven up to the Granville Avenue residence at around 12:54 p.m., after the ﬁrst shooting, to look for his girlfriend.

Motorists entering Richmond from Highway 91 needing to take adetour on Tuesday afternoon after apile of lumber fell onto the road (see photo). According to Twitter posts, the lumber dropped from amoving truck along the westbound side of Highway 91, just before the Westminster Highway exit. All westbound traffic was blocked off as crews cleaned up the mess. The incident caused northbound traffic on the Alex Fraser Bridge to be backed up past the Nordel Way. Heavy traffic was also seen on Highway 91A as motorists appeared to be detouring through New Westminster.

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The judge said the guilty plea spared the victim the traumaoftestifyingin court. For the ﬁrst three months of his con ditionalsentence, Sandhumust remain at homeunless in exceptional and allowed circumstances “It is ajail sentencebeingserved at home,” Adams said. For the next six months, he must obey a10p.m.-to-6 a.m. curfew.Aprobation period was also imposed as well as counselling and aban on intoxicants. Sandhu lost his job after pleading guilty,Adams said.

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Adams said the assault lastedabout ﬁve minuteswhile the teen wasdriving under Singh’ssupervision.

Thevictim,now 19, cried as she read her victimimpact statement.

Adams said Sandhu did not attemptto reduce or mitigatehis moral blamewor thiness in thecase

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Vancouver provincial courtJudge Nancy Adams sentenced Taranjit Singh Sandhu,44, Aug.30inrelation to the Sept. 2, 2020assault.

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TransLink made the announcement on Monday morning, warning commuters about the disruption between Bridgeportand Brighouse stations.

The extra bus service will stop at each of the Canada Line stations between Bridgeportand Brighouse.

The van driver,according to Chin, couldn’t catch him and got back into his vehicle and droveoff, flipping Chin the finger Chin then called the police. “I was angry at the time, but now Ijust want this guy to face some justice,” added Chin. He said he was told by police that the van was arental and that they’re working towards identifying thedriver Richmond RCMP said the suspect is a white male in his late 50s with amedium build. “Fortunately,the complainant was not physically injured,however,werecognize the impact these typesofhate based incidents have on the victim as well as our wider community,” said Cpl. Adriana O’Malley. “Wewant to assure the public that our frontline investigators are engaged and actively working to identify the suspect involved in thisalleged mischief.” This investigation remains active and ongoing, added police. Anyone with information is asked to contact RichmondRCMP at 604-278-1212 and quote file number 2022-22582.

TransLink said the new Capstanstation remains on track to openin2023.

The white, male vandriver then made aracist remark towards Chin,who is of Asianethnicity

Drug chargeswere approved by Crown counsel for two people after an altercation at aRichmond EV charging station in late 2021.

Bo Ni Zhao, 31, also of New Westminster,ischarged with one count of uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm. “The safetyofour community is always of paramount concern,” said Insp. Mark Baxter of the Richmond RCMP,inamedia release “In this instance, what may have started as aminor altercationat an EV charging station escalated into adangerous situation requiring police.” He added thatthe “rapid inter vention” of the RCMP may have preventedserious injuries. “The Richmond Mobile Enforcement Team specializes in these types of investigations. Youwillbe hearing muchmoreabout them in the future,” Baxter added.

As such, TransLink will put on an extra bus service when the train service ends those nights at 10:30 p.m.

Service on the Canada Line in Richmond will end three hoursearly next week, from Tuesday Sept. 6to ThursdaySept. 8, to allow constructioncrews to work on the new Capstan Station.

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During the shutdown, the BridgeporttoYVR service frequencies willincrease by 10 minutes.

The van driver then took off, followed by Chin, before the van pulledover again just around the corner “I pulled alongside him again, asking him to call the police. That’swhen he got out and lunged at me throughmyopen window with apole or something,” said Chin “He was trying to smash me with his weapon. Itried to get away by driving for ward,thenhepoked three dents to the passenger side of my car “I stopped the car and got out. He got around the back of my car and lunged at me, trying to hit me with his weapon. “I tried to video record him on my phone but he tried to grab my phone from my hand.” Chin said he then ran away to avoid being assaulted.

The charges were approved on Aug. 9. Zhao and Singh will be in Richmond Provincial Court on Sept. 7toﬁxadate for atrial or ahearing.

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Afew seconds later,hepulled alongside the van,which had now stopped on Williams, and that’swhen things turned ugly

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In one of the videos recordedbyChin, the van driver claims he signalledtopull in frontofChin, suggesting that Chin speeded up to stop him making themove.

On Oct. 9, 2021, Richmond RCMP responded to a“weapons call” aftera59-year-old Vancouver man, charging his EV,allegedhe was threatened with violence Police arrived on scene and say they seized packages of drugs and aseven-inch knife.

The victim, who only wants to be identiﬁedasMr. Chin, was driving home last Sunday afternoon, Aug. 21, at around 5 p.m. when awhite cube van cut in front of him as he travelled south on No. 1Road close to Blundell Road. Chin said he had to slam on his brakes to avoid acollision, as the driverofthe van sped off south on No. 1Road. Chin followed the van, honking for a whileathim, before the van driver turned rightonto Williams Road, which was actually Chin’snormal route home.

Afrightening road rage incident in Richmond was caught on dashcam video by the victim.

ANew Westminster man, Gurleen Singh, 22, has now been charged with three counts of possession of controlled substances for the pur pose of trafﬁcking. Police allege he was in possession of fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamines.

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The purpose of Bylaw 10382 is to authorizethat the landsshown outlined in bold on the sketch plan below, approximately1,236.6 square meters located adjacentto6831 Graybar Road, be stoppedup, cease to be public road and the road dedication removed.

“I’mencouraged by the fact that we havestrong leader shipinthis community,” he said.

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Fear may also be acontributing factortothe increase of hate-motivated crimes in Richmond, he added.

“Our immigrant communities have been here for over 100 years, and they’ve contributed to the successofthis nation. Ithink thisnation was built on immigration andthe success of this nation is because of immigration.”

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Videoofananti-Asian incident at aRichmondCanada Line stationprompted several reports of hate to the office of alocal MP ParmBains, MP for Steveston-Richmond East, said his office received several reports of hate directed towards Asians after aman was filmed askingawoman of Asian descent why she wasn’tspeaking English while in Canada. Bains also said he recognized theman in the videos posted on social media on Aug. 13 as someone who previously “corresponded with his office” and had “a lot to say regarding anti-immigrant sentiments.” “Wetook action by assembling the historyofour corre spondence withthisperson and provided it to the RCMP.”

People need to report any hate crimes they see to police, said Bains.

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Many travellers found themselvesinagame of snake at the YVR on Sunday and Monday mornings. Passengers werestuck in amassive line-up to get through the airport’ssecurity check after about 80 screening staff failed to show up on Sunday and another 40 on Monday

CATSA contracts security services through AlliedUniver sal, athird-partycompany,atYVR. Allied and the union havebeeninnegotiations since 2021. Corim De Guzman, aVancouver resident, was one of many stuck waiting for three hours justthrough security “(I’ve) never seen the security line startatthe entrance of the airport,” said De Guzman. He said he arrived three and ahalf hours before his ﬂight and only just made it on board.

The Road Closure and Removal of Road Dedication Bylaw 10382 and the accompanying plan may be inspected on the City Website at https://www.richmond.ca.

Bains suggested people who may be struggling in life look at immigrantcommunities whoare successful and “may fear that they arebeingreplaced.”

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“Wehave to educate and learnmore about one another to break downthe barriers,” he said He highlights Richmond’sfamous Highway to Heaven, where multiple faith groups are located and come together to support others during times of need.

In addition, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The City intends to sell the closed road area shown outlined in bold on the sketch plan below,totalling approximately 1,236.6 square meters, to Farrell Estates Ltd., or itsdesignate, for adisposition price of $1,535,000.

“I will not tolerate discriminationorrace-based hatred of any kind in my city.”

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Whilethere was aspike in reports directly after the recent incident,Bains said his ofﬁce had receive numerous reports of Asian hate incidents in recent months. “There’s been arise in Asian hate. Community members generally feel scared that nobody likes theircommunity anymore and thatnoone is really taking the issue on,” said Bains.

Notice of Road Closureand Removal of Road Dedication Bylaw 10382 and Intent to Dispose of Land

The proposed bylaw may also be obtained by FAXorbystandard mail, by calling 604-276-4007 between the hours of 8:15 am and 5pm, Monday through Friday,except statutory holidays.

Whilethe city has created inclusive eventssuch as the World Festival to share one another’scultures, Bainssaid education needs to be improved.

The line-ups were due to “high absenteeism by screening ofﬁcers,” according to Canadian Air TransportSecurity Authority (CATSA) in astatement. Sunday also marked the end of aweekly bonus that secu rity workerswere being paid throughout the summerifthey didn’tmiss aday of work.

Bains, apersonofcolour who was bornand grew up in Canada, said he witnessed racismgrowingupinthe 1980s and relates to the Chinese community’sfears. He believes hate-motivated crime and racist incidents in Richmond are usuallybornoffear andignorance.

Participating in the Public Hearing process:

•Ifyou are unable to attend, you may send your written comments to the City Clerk’sOffice by 4pmonthe date of the Public Hearing as follows:

Please note that measures will be taken at the Public Hearing to respect physical distancing requirements and adhere to recommended preventative measures to limit the spread of COVID-19. As an alternative to attending in-person, you may register to participate remotely or provide comments in advance of the meeting by emailing cityclerk@richmond.ca. Registration to participate remotely is available prior to the Public Hearing until 1:00 pm on the date of the Hearing. Information on how to register is available on the City website: https://www.richmond.ca/cityhall/council/ phone-participation.htm.

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Location/s: 11760 Williams Road

City Contact: Nathan Andrews, 604-247-4911, Planning and Development Division

Location/s: 7480 Williams Road

Bylaw 10386 Bylaw 10388 Bylaw 10391 Bylaw 10404

Applicant/s: Deluxe Custom Homes Ltd.

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Purpose: To rezone the subject property from the “Single Detached (RS1/E)” zone to the “Compact Single Detached (RC2)” zone to permit the property to be subdivided to create two single-family lots with vehicle access from the rear lane.

Location/s: 10700 Railway Avenue Applicant/s: MLK Properties Ltd.

Purpose: To rezone the subject property from the “Single Detached (RS1/E)” zone to the “Coach House (ZS12) –Broadmoor” zone to permit the property to be subdivided to create two lots with shared driveway access from Williams Road.

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•ByFax or Mail: Staffreports and the proposed bylaws may also be obtained by FAXorbystandard mail, by calling 604-276-4007 between the hours of 8:15 am and 5pm, Monday through Friday,except statutory holidays, commencing August 26, 2022 and ending September 6, 2022.

•ByFax: 604-278-5139, Attention: Director, City Clerk’sOffice.

Purpose: To enter into aHeritage Revitalization Agreement to protect the R.G. Ransford House and to construct adetached garage and coach house at 10700 Railway Avenue. City Contact: Cynthia Lussier,604-276-4108, Planning and Development Division

2. RICHMOND ZONING BYLAW8500, AMENDMENT BYLAW10388 (RZ 21-932253)

•Onthe City Website: Public Hearing Agendas, including staffreports and the proposed bylaws, are available on the City Website at: http://www.richmond.ca/ cityhall/council/agendas/hearings/2022.htm.

TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the City of Richmond will hold aPublic Hearing as noted above, on the following items:

Location/s: 6340 Granville Avenue

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3. RICHMOND ZONING BYLAW8500, AMENDMENT BYLAW10391 (RZ 21-938616)

•All submissions will form part of the record of the hearing. Once the Public Hearing has concluded, no further information or submissions can be considered by Council. Claudia Jesson Director,City Clerk’sOffice

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•ByEmail: Copies of the proposed bylaw,supporting staffand Committee reports and other background material, may be requested via email between the hours of 8:15 am and 5pm, Monday through Friday, except statutory holidays, commencing August 26, 2022 and ending September 6, 2022, by contacting the CITY CONTACT shown above.

Purpose: To rezone the subject property from the “Single Detached (RS1/E)” zone to the “Compact Single Detached (RC2)” zone, to permit asubdivision to create two single-family lots, with vehicle access to/from the rear lane.

Tuesday,September 6, 2022 –7p.m. Council Chambers, 1st Floor,Richmond City Hall 6911 No 3 Road, Richmond, BC V6Y 2C1 richmond ca www.richmond.ca

Applicant/s: Pakland Properties c/o Khalid Hasan

•The Public Hearing is open to all members of the public.

City Contact: Tolu Alabi, 604-276-4092, Planning and Development Division

1. HERITAGE REVITALIZATION AGREEMENT (10700 RAILWAYAVENUE) BYLAWNO. 10386 (HA 20-907706)

City Contact: Nathan Andrews, 604-247-4911, Planning and Development Division

4. RICHMOND ZONING BYLAW8500, AMENDMENT BYLAW10404 (RZ 21-930951)

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Youths swarm teen girlat city centre park

Ofﬁcers were calledtoGardenCity Park just before 9p.m. on Thursday,Aug. 18 after receiving areport of an incident involvingatleast 10 youths.

ﬁring apellet gunintheir direction.

The vigil –which is being organized by Lorelei Williams, founder of Butterﬂies in Spirit –will also remember fellow deceased Indigenous females Chelsea Poor man and Noelle O’Soup.

Avigil is being held in Richmond to honour and remember Tatyanna Harrison, who was found dead in May inside a40-foot-yacht that was in drydock in a marina.

Harrison, a20-year-old Indigenous woman, was last seen alive in March with aman in the Downtown Eastside (DTE) and was reported missing in May by her mother,who released avideo in June to appeal for help. During May,her body was found inside ayacht in Shelter Island Marina on Graybar Road in east Richmond. But it took until early August for her to be identiﬁed. The BC Coroners Service later informed police that Harrison died from “drug toxicity,speciﬁcally fentanyl.”

But Richmond RCMP is investigating her death since her body was found in Richmond. It’sunclear if the case is still open. The Richmond News has reached out to the RCMP for clariﬁcation.

Anyone who witnessed the incident is askedtocontact Richmond RCMP at 604278-1212and quote ﬁle number 202222277. —Alan Campbell/Richmond News

Once there, she was allegedly confronted by at least 10 youths and, when she attempted to leave the area, she was pursued by the group. According to media reports, an adult woman in the area, along with some family members and friends, came to the girl’s aid and shieldedher fromthe group, which had followed her into the fenced Garden City dog park. Despite the presence of otheradults, the group, say police, continuedtotry to get at the girl, with one of the swarmallegedly

Williams told City News that the vigil is a“chance for the three families to come together to call for justice for their daughters.”

Notice of Road Closureand Removal of Road Dedication Bylaw 9169 and Intent to Dispose of Land

The Road Closure and Removal of Road Dedication Bylaw 9169 and the accompanying plan may be inspected on the City Website at https://www.richmond.ca.

Busses are being organized from 22nd Street station in Vancouver to take people to the vigil. More information can be found at Butterﬂies in Spirit.

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Council of the City of Richmond intends to consider adopting Road Closure and Removal of Road Dedication Bylaw 9169 at the Council Meeting on September 12, 2022 at 7:00 pm in the Council Chambers.

In addition, PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that The City intends to sell the closed road area located adjacent to 13760 Steveston Highway shown outlined in bold on the sketch plan below,totalling approximately 2,081.1 square meters, and the section of 13760 Steveston Highway shown outlined in bold on the sketch plan below, totalling approximately 1,318.7 square meters to Vancouver Fraser Port Authority,orits designate, for atotal disposition price of $2,525,000.

However,her family and friends still have questions surrounding her death and are holding avigil at 1p.m. on Saturday,Sept. 3, at Shelter Island Marina.

Prior to police arriving, the swarm dispersed, however ﬁve youths allegedly involved in theincident were arrested. All ﬁve were released to the custody of their guardians. “Wewant to commend those whocame to the aid of this youth victim,stepping in to protect her from the suspects while calling 9-1-1. This was abraveand commendable act,” said the RCMP’sCpl. Adriana O’Malley

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City of Richmond Notice

Richmond RCMP is investigating ateen swarming and alleged assault of a14-year old girl who was luredtoa city centre park.

The Vancouver Police Department (VPD), which kicked off the original investigation into Harrison’sdisappearance, said ear lier this month that its Major Crimes Unit was still actively investigating the lead-up to her death.

According to the victim, she had been contacted by agirl knowntoher and ar ranged to meet heratthe park.

The purpose of Bylaw 9169 is to authorize that the lands shown outlined in bold on the sketch plan below, approximately 2,081.1 square meters located adjacent to 13760 Steveston Highway,bestopped up, cease to be public road and the road dedication removed.

“Werecognize this was extremely difﬁcult…”

The RCMP said it has calledinits Youth Section to assist withthe investigation, whichis“active andon-going.”

Vigil being held for woman found dead on yacht Alan Campbell

Tatyanna Harrison was found deadon ayachtin drydock in Richmond.

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There are movie geeksand then there are“movie” geeks. For the latter,Christmasiscoming to town next week,almost four months early,whena Stargate convention pitchesupinRichmond forfive days Gatecon2022, as it’scalled,opens Thursday,Sept. 1atthe Sheraton Vancouver AirportHotel and runs through to Labour Day on Sept. 5. For the uninitiated, Stargate was a hit sci-fimovieback in 1994 –star ring James Spader and KurtRussell followedbya numberofsuccessfulTV spin-offs It follows the storyofanancient Egyptian stone device which transports you to aparallel universe fullof humans andfuturistic mythical characters. And next week for the first time,one of theconvention participants, Empire Movie Memorabilia, will have on displaya mammoth 1,500-squarefoot ancientEgyptian tomb, complete with aworking stargate, 40-foot-long Egyptian walls on both sides and 10, eight-foot-tall stone-effect pillars. There will also be screen-used props from the Stargate 1994movie, Star gate TV series and Stargate Origins mini-series, as well as more than 40 Stargate gueststars attending from the TV series and movie.

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“The work is informedbywhat we’ve all been experiencing during the pandemic, even though it’sreally about the pandemic,” explainedRaymond, adding that the production relies alot on technology, givenits subject matter “The main character is able to haveconversations with people through virtual reality calls and shetravels all around the worldfrom the safety of her pod (small apartment).

“I was always going throughtherapy at the time and was thinking alot about relationships and our perceptions of what otherpeople are thinking

Richmond’sStreet Banner Contest is partofthe broader Partnersfor Beautification program, which invitescommunitymembers to become actively involved in thebeautification of their city Submissionswill be accepted until Friday,Sept. 16 at 5p.m. For guidelines and to submit entries, go online to Richmond.ca/parks/about/beautification/banners.

“What we want to do is help people experience what it might be like to be in the movie,” added Johns. “So with Stargate, we brought all theseprops togetherand built the set for an Egyptian tomb, so it feels like you are in there. “No one has seen thisdisplay as we have taken several years to complete it and are debuting at this convention.” Johns said he was inspired to go big with his displays after one of the Star gate actors, GaryJones, saw his star gate and advised him to think outside of thebox “Hewas veryimpressed. He couldn’t believe it,” Johns said of Jones’ reaction “He gave us abit of advice.Hesaid think big, thinkSan Diego Comicon. “Wetook thatadvice and upgraded all the displays, including the Stargate one. We also built alife-size drug lab for aBreaking Bad convention.” Gatecon goes Sept. 1to5 at the Sheraton Vancouver AirportHotel. Fortickets, go to Gatecon.com/celebration2022/ticket-information

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Throughvideo elements, we see her doing adance class or going to Paris or meeting up with friends.

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The annual streetbanner contest in Richmond is accepting design submissions onceagain. Everyyear,local artworks are showcased on 1,000 street banners throughout Richmond. Artists are invitedtosubmit artworks including photography,graphic design and other artmediums of all artistic skill andabilities. Participants are encouraged to follow the 10 themes when submitting theirentries: Neighbourhood, Community,Connection, Wildlife, Wellness, Urban Landscape, Nature, Water front, The Arts, Sustainability Acommunity volunteer judging panel will shortlist 20 submissions, which will then be posted on the City of Richmond’swebsite for the public to vote for their favourite design.From there, 10 winners will be selected. Winners will be announced in Spring 2023and will each be awarded a$300 honorarium along with afull-sized bannerfeaturingtheirwinning submission. Winning banner designswillbedisplayed throughout Richmond in 2023.

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Imagine aworld where you can experience all of the great things thatlife has to offer –fromthe conﬁnesand safety of your own “pod.” That’sthe vision beingcreated liveon stage in Verisimilitudeatthe Vancouver Fringe Festival by Richmond-based Direct Theatre Collective. From the company that broughtyou the challenging and award-winning2018 Fringe production Hysteria, Verisimilitude offers up anew dystopia which promises to blend “humour withhorror.”

Fringeshow exploreslife from safety of home Writer Jill Raymond (left) and director Isa Sanchez have ﬁlmed elements which will be integrated into their live staged production Verisimilitude

This working Stargate, constructedby Empire Movie Memorabiliad,will be afeature of Gatecon2022 in Richmond. Annual street banner contest opens up

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It’salso aworldwhere you can be anywhere, see anyone, and experience anything at the click of abutton, all from the safety of your own home where you are totally alone.

It’sapost-truthworld, “ragingwith war, social unrest, global warming, disease and danger around everycorner,” according to itsbilling.

“Wedoplay aroundwith timelines and memories, so you’re left guessing alittle until the end.” Raymond said theconceptdawned on her back 2020, “when we were being told to stay in our homes anddoeverything online.”

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Johns said his exhibit will be differ ent from what people see at alot of similar conventions, such as props on tables, behind glass or on mannequins.

“In this world, humans can do everything they want withintheir wildest dreams.

Opening Sept. 8and running to Sept. 18 at the Waterfront Theatre Mainstage, the production –written by Richmond resident Jill Raymond with direction by Isa Sanchez -follows Eve(playedbyRaymond) who has been integrated into EPIT OME’sSafe Space program, which was developed to allow humanstolive their livesentirely in the digital realm,protected from the threats of the outside world.

“If we lived in aworld where we never really saw eachother,how do we know if the other peopleare even real?Are those relationships real? What constitutesreal? “Imaginethe effects on the planet if we stopped moving around the world?” Verisimilitude, acknowledged Raymond, is far removed from DirectTheatre’s #MeToo-inspired Hysteria, where an allfemale cast wowed critics with its comedy and brutal honesty. “(Verisimilitude) lives in the same realms, but it is quitedifferent; there is no war of the sexes in this one,” laughed Raymond. “As awriter,I’vespent the last four or ﬁve years on Hysteria. That has not ﬁnished, Iloved it, but we felt the need to explore new branchesonthe tree, so to speak. “It also feelsnice to show that we’renot just aone trick pony. ” For show times and tickets, go to Vancouverfringe.com or call 778-918-8273

“When you’re standing in front of the stargate, it really looks like the one in the movie; it looks like the water is moving,” said RichardJohns, of Kelowna-based Empire Movie Memo rabilia, who hasbeen collecting movie and TV props for25years. “It’smade of Styrofoam. We had a custom projector made to create the effect. In the movie and on TV,itwas all doneonCCG. We had to do it in real life.”

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“Due to the selectivenature of thetreatment, theproduct would not havecome into contact with the surrounding blackber ry bushes,” said acity spokesperson Knotweed is considered a“signiﬁcant risk” to houses, infrastructure as well as to the environment,according to thecity.

Not all accessible parking spots areequal

One thing that irks Vince Mieleofthe RichmondCentre for Disability (RCD) when he looksfor parking is when he sees someone walk away from van-accessiblespots

“Itreally frustratesmewhen all they have to do in some casesispark two or three spots over in anormal spot —it’snot much further to walk,” he said. These wider spots are a“necessity” for some, said Miele who is awheelchair user himself,rather thanconvenience. Those who use wheelchairs, be it manualormotorized, oftenneedmore room around theircarstodeploy sideload ing ramps as well as to navigate around the car to get on and off. Sometimes, these wider spots could be taken up by those who need accessible parking for adifferent reason. That’snot to say only wheelchair users need awider spot, said Miele, as theyare also a necessityfor peoplewho use leg braces andwalkers.

“Respectwho theseaccessible spaces are meant for,” he said —Vikki Hui/Richmond News

However,according to Decker,the city does not have aﬁne for vehicles with SPARC BC permits that misuse the spots.

Althoughthe city of Richmond hasbeenworking towards implementing and increasing wider spotsfor thosewho need them, the issueremains.

Knotweed wasoriginallyintroduced to B.C. in gardens and landscaping “due to their rapid growthand attractive appear ance,” according to the Invasive Species Council of BC.

An example of avan-accessible parking spot that doesn’t have enough roomfor a wheelchair to get offthe ramp

Acity spokesperson said aherbicide was used “selectively” to treatthe knotweed, growing behind thepostedsign.

“For any misuseofapermit holder,wewould report it to SPARC BC or Richmond Centre forDisability (the permit number or platenumber.)We havedonethis in the past,” saidDecker Property owners with tow per mits can also enforce parking bylaws privately,she added. Apartfrom enforcing parking bylaws,Miele hopes that raising public awareness would alsohelpthe issue.

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“I knowthat Lansdownemall has tons of accessible parking spots… They’vegot spots that are so-calledaccessible, but they’renot really because there isn’t that hash mark (used to indicate extra width) in between two spots,” he said ApartfromLansdowne, Miele has experienced similar issues at other malls across the city Readersofthe Richmond News have also been noticing accessibleparkingspots being misused, either by misplaced bins or by vehicles that are not displaying the proper permits, especially in Steveston where demand for such spots has increased sinceGood Co. opened last month Avehicle without apermit issued by SPARC BC that parks in an accessible parking spot on apublic lot might getﬁned by bylaw ofﬁcers for failure to display apermit, said city spokesperson Kim Decker

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A RichmondNews reader sent in aphoto of asign warningofthe use of the herbicide Roundup in TerraNova. Whilethe readerwas concerned blackberries werebeing sprayed duringprime berrypicking season,the CityofRichmond has clariﬁed no blackberries were sprayed, rather the target of the Roundup spray was knotweed, an invasive species.

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—Maria Rantanen Richmond RCMP and the City of Richmond are calling on victims and witnesses to report racially motivated incidents directly to police when they happen.

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Richmond’smayor,Malcolm Brodie, echoed the call-to-action saying, “Racial and discriminatoryaction have no place in Richmond nor in our society,and they will not be tolerated.

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These teens cleaned up Garry Point Park and shore.

“…in order for our investigators to give these allegations the fulsome attention they deserve, we need to speak directly to victims and witnesses,” said Chauhan. “Weneedpeople to come forward to police in the ﬁrst instance.” Chauhan and the RCMP said it recognizes that some “hate incidents” do not involve a criminal offence or meet the deﬁnition of a “hate crime” under the Criminal Code. But while aracist, homophobic or other abhorrent comment, or arant to astranger,may not meet the threshold of acriminal offence, the RCMP said it will “continue to conduct fulsome investigations on these matters, seeking to understand the root cause of this behaviour and engaging appropriate community partners, if required.”

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“Unfortunately,the amount of litter left behind afterpicnics,barbecues, parties, day camps,and other activities serves as athreat to our ecosystems,” they explained in apress release. Wu said she wishes everyone would“do their part”because the outdoors belongs to everyone.

“Unfortunately,such attitudes exist and are in direct contradiction to the spirit of inclusion we uphold.”

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The Mounties’ top cop, Chief Supt. Dave Chauhan, highlighted the growing trend of the RCMP learning of hate-motivated incidents second-hand via news outlets and social media.

Contact details to remember are: Richmond RCMP non-emergency: 604-278-1212; RCMP emergency: 9-1-1; Vancouver Coastal Health (mental health support): 604-204-1111; Crime Stoppers (to remain anonymous): 1-800-222TIPS (8477) or bccrimestoppers.com.

The Youth Network Society,anon proﬁtled by thetwo Richmond Grade 12 students,collected two garbage bag fullwithin two hours. Not only is the garbage unsightly, Chingand Wu worryabout the effect on the environment.

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Mounties urge victims of hate to call police

Cigarette butts, kitestrings, bottles and foodwrappers were found strewn around Garry Point Parkand alongthe beach when agroupof Richmond youthrecentlyarrived to do acleanup.

ForNaomi Chingand Megan Wu, founders of theYouth Network Society, this cleanupatthe popular waterfront park was an “eye opener” at how people who use publicspaces stilldump their garbage, leaving the placein“shambles.”

To encourage victims and witnesses to go to the police directly,Richmond residents will soon begin seeing posters in City of Richmond facilities, such as libraries, community centres, and other highly visible locations.

—Alan Campbell/Richmond News

The current menu of Baan Lao is inspired by Phanthoupheng’shome region,but, in January, they willshut down the restaurant to tour different regions of Thailand, hoping to ﬁnd inspiration for other menu items.

Since opening, she has noticed other restaurants followingthe leadofBaan Lao, serving a set menu and adding more decorative elements to their menu items.

The meal, called “From the Fields of Thailand to the Shores of Canada,” along with wine and tea pairings, were served at Baan Lao on Bayview Street as partofa “media night.”

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Michelin buzz in Lower Mainland

Therehas been some recent buzz about Michelin ratings comingtorestaurants in the Lower Mainland, andtheir guideisexpected in the fall.

The main course of the meal was lobster, ﬂown ina day beforefrom Nova Scotia.

Insects grace the plate at Steveston ﬁne dining spot

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Phanthoupheng said she’s“passionate” about cooking, but she also wants to create an atmosphere that inspires and elevates ﬁne dining in the Lower Mainland.

The Amuse Bouche, the rice cracker with chilli, consists of items from chef Nutcha Phanthoupheng’srice farmathome, including the hand-roasted insects thattop the appetizer This might be acricket, grasshopper,silk wormlarvae or aforest scorpion, insects that were asource of protein for her family

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Phanthoupheng, who grew up in Thailand and workedasacancer nurse, has drawn on herchildhood experiencestocreatethe menu infused with inspirationfromliving in Canada. The restauranthas limited seating –its maximum capacity is 24 but often they don’tserve even thatmany peopleper meal –and reservations needtobemade two days in advance.

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Michelin awardsone, two or three stars to restaurants –but gettingjust one star is alreadymeaningful. Twoormore stars indicates the restaurant is worth travelling to for ameal.

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On Wednesday,Thursday,Friday and Sunday evenings, the restaurant serves another set menu called “A Taste of Baan Lao”with threeseatingsper night. Chef Nutcha Phanthoupheng was inspiredbyfood from her native Thailand when she created the menu for Baan Lao in Steveston

From the “Rice Cracker with Tomato Thai Chilli” topped with acricket, to “Chef Nutcha’s Childhood Memories” –adessert resembling abonzai-sized garden –the meal was all about blending ﬂavours with exquisite presentation.

“It’snot about going after the mass public, it’sabout going after reﬁnement andart istryofthe Thai culinary experience,” Phanthoupheng said, through an interpreter She trained withaMichelin-star chef who cookedfor the Thai royal family,and the atmosphere of the restaurant reﬂects aregal quality –far fromThai street food.

“Welove it because we opened everyone’s eyes,”Phanthoupheng explained.

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There is also aMichelin green star,given to restaurants that are “leadersinsustainablegastronomy,” according to arecent press release.

BaanLao has been mentioned in the media as one of the restaurants that could be rated in theprestigious Michelin Guide.

The Saturday menu, “From the Fields of Thailand to the Shores of Canada” is served at 5p.m. and 7p.m. and reserva tions close two days before –togive time for the restaurant to order lobster from the east coast.

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The cricket sat atop an appetizer and the syringe –inspired by the chef’s background in nursing– was used to infuse apalate cleanser of lemongrass, pandan and butterﬂy peas wherebyitchanges colour Baan Lao had invited agroup of people who work in the media, includingthe Richmond News,for acomplimentarydinner. While thisreporter is not afood critic, needless to say the menu, worth $290 plus wine pairings at $95,offered some delightful surprises forthe palate.

Acricketand asyringe–these are items not usually found at aﬁne-dining establishment, but they made up partofthe 12 courses served at aThai restaurantinSteveston recently.

“The range was alive with so many athletes, volunteers, and spectators …(who were) all there to help these athletes reach their goals and build agreat national team for the 2024 Olympics in Paris and theLA, USAOlympics, 2028.” While Bryson described shooting as a “quiet sport,” minusthe “bang,” the biggest challenge for athletes is themselves. “The biggest demon is yourself when you overthink …with the pressure of having to shoot abullseye thatissmaller than the back of the head of apen. ”

RRGC shooters will be heading to the BC Target SportAssociationProvincial Championships in Kamloops from Sept. 3to5 —Valerie Leung/Richmond News

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“Last year,our eldest ﬁnisherwas 90year old Delia Visscher,who ﬁnishedthe 8K distance in 1hour and 37 minutes.

First place overall was Jean Michel Auzoux, from Richmond, in atime of 34 minutes and 24 seconds. This year’scharity of choice is the local Dream-On Seniors Wish Foundation, which celebrates aging and makes dreams of seniors come true. Music from the ‘60s and ‘70s, draw prizes, coffee and goodies await all par ticipants back on the Oval Plaza. To register,goonline to Foreveryoung8k.ca.

B.C. athletes gatheredatRichmond’sRod and Gun Club(RRGC) for this year’snational air gun championships. The Canadian Junior National Air Gun Championships saw 30 athletes at the gun range on Aug. 20 representing B.C. in across-countrycompetition in two disciplines: air riﬂeand airpistol.

However, seeing kids coming outtocom peteand seeing them enjoy thesport is re warding forBryson “...there’s nothingmore satisfying than watching these kids succeed,”she added.

Entries open for seniors run

The Forever Young 8K is scheduled for Sunday,Sept. 11 at the Richmond Olympic Oval and registration is now open.

Youth compete at national air gun championships

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“Ahead of her was Richmond’svery own 87-year old Gwen McFarlan in an amazing time of 1hour 2minutes.”

Ahibernation match will be held in the ﬁrst week of November to determine which athleteswill head to Nova Scotia to represent B.C. in the 2023 Canadian Junior Air Gun Championships.

Young noted that anyone age 90 and over gets free registration, adding that

“we have had many who have taken advantage of this offer.”

It’sthat time of the year again when ﬁt ness enthusiasts aged 55 and over get their runners on and walk, jog or run eight kilometres.

“For example, most events simply award another medal to the winners -the FY8K awards winners in each age categorya bottle of good BC wine.”

Male and female shooters ages eight to 19 competed against otherprovinces remotelywith B.C. winning 10 out of 19 possible medals, three gold, four silver and three bronze, acrossCanada. “This was agreat starttogetting our sport going again after two years of no club level matches acrossthe province,” said Julie Bryson, air range director and coach at RRGC Bryson said the competition is also a chance to lookfor thenext set of athletes forthe Olympics

The 8th annual event -run by the Forever Young Club (FYC) along with the help of Nurse Next Door –attracts hundreds of senior 55+ walkers and runners in the community. “As well as being speciﬁcally for the 55+ crowd, the FY8K is different from other typical weekend running events,” said the club’sfounder,John Young.

Hopwoodstarted this regime in May in anticipation of the July long weekend event. Hopwood said he has anatural aptitude for endurance races, which attracted him to doing Ironman and otherlong-form events. But partofhis motivationisthe “good communityfeel” among the athletes and their crew, especially in Penticton, which is known for its Ironman community Hopwood, who works for Telus as an IT program manager, ﬁndstraining for endurance sports keeps him “grounded” and works as astress release. Without any distraction, training days are “verysimple” with just tryingtoreach the next tree or the next post alonghis route. In his spare time,Hopwood has gotten involved in coaching cross-countryracing with the Kajaks, Richmond’s track and ﬁeld club, and he hopes to learnmore about coaching.

Steveston man wins three-dayultra triathlon event

The Ultra250, based in Penticton –which Hopwoodcalls the “triathlon heart” of B.C. –was on his bucket list to do when he was turning 40. This was delayed by afew years because of the COVID-19 pandemicbut this year he completedit despiteamedical setback, thatbeing a bout of Bell’sPalsy in the spring.

Aﬁre along the Keremeos Creekover the B.C. Day long weekendrerouted a race equivalent to adouble Ironman, but it didn’tstop aSteveston man, Jeremy Hopwood, fromtaking ﬁrst prize.

This means focusing on what you have to do, not howfar you have to go, he added. Especially given the heat, whichgot up to 44 degrees Celsius, therewas alot his crewhad to do around to keephim cool, Hopwood explained.

Trainingfor the Ultra520 meant doubling his training time, from his regular 10 hours aweek to 20 hours of week of swimming, running and cycling.

“It was alot about workingwith my supportcrew,what do we have to do in the next15-20 minutes around my heat management, what do Ineed to eat, whatdo Ineed to drink,”Hopwoodsaid.

The Ultra520 takesplace over three days and Hopwood’stotal time was 27:38:06, about 40 minutesahead of the secondplace ﬁnisher On day one, the competitors swim 10 kilometres and cycle 145 kilometres. Day two is a275-kilometre bike ride and day three is adouble marathon –84kilome tres in length. Preparing for the Ultra520 –orany other long race –includes getting ready psychologicallyaswell as physically During the nine-hourdays in the gruelling heat, Hopwood said he needed to break down what he had to accomplish into small chunksasnot to be overwhelmed by the sheermagnitude of the race. He comparesittohis kids doing school projects, and breaking them down into achievable pieces. “I think that’sareallyimportant mental skill …otherwise, it can be nearly impos sible as a whole,” Hopwood said. “But if you break it down, it’salot more doable.”

Ironman Canada started in Penticton in 1982, after a10-year hiatus from the central Okanagan city,it’sback in Penticton again thisyear Jeremy Hopwood,en route to hisIronman win.

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Perfect holding property or build your dream home that’s5212 SF plus garage. 8751 Roselea Place HUGE 13,207 SF LOT $529,000 #903-7100 Gilbert Road JULY28 JUSTSOLD $2,488,000 4340 River Road AUG 10 JUSTJUSTSOLDJUSTSOLD SOLD

A22 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2022 RICHMOND-NEWS.COM 604-275-9787 patsy@patsyhui.com www. .com OUTSTANDING AGENTS ... OUTSTANDING RESULTS RECIPIENT OF THE HIGHLYESTEEMED RE/MAXLUMINARYOFDISTINCTION AWARD ● RE/MAXCIRCLEOFLEGENDS AWARD ● RE/MAXLIFETIMEACHIEVEMENTAWARD WESTCOAST Proven Success Since1984 * *REBGV MLS Statistics 8160 LUCAS ROAD $2,288,000 1010-4380 NO. 3ROAD Approximate 80 frontage facing No. 3Road. Prime ground floor corner 5,499 sq.ft. unit in Parker Place. High ceiling. Bright and spacious. Located in the best area in this busy shopping Mall. Perfect for retail trade &services businesses, western style restaurant or dancing school/sport institute &more. HVAC (Heat, Ventilation &Air-conditioning), newly renovated. Rent-to-own plan available o.a.c. On bus route, walking distance to Canada Line &City Centre. Plenty of parking &flexible operating hours with No. 3Road exit doors for after mall hours entry.9parking decals for staffs. Seize this amazing business &investment opportunities. 5,499 SF CORNER RETAIL UNIT $6,988,000 6125-4000 NO. 3ROAD Prestigious Aberdeen Square! Topfloor 478 (12ʼ x40ʼ) SF offi ce. Floor-to-ceiling windows with beautiful Fraser River North Arm &sunset views! Approx. $400 strata fee includes Hydro(AC &lighting,etc).Unit was rented out @4+% net ROI. Now vacant &freshly painted; shows like new &immediate occupancy possible. At Canada Line skytrain Aberdeen Station &abutting Aberdeen Centre. Zoned ZMU9 ZC27 (mixes retail w/offi ce units) allowing many usages. ABERDEEN SQUARE 478 SF OFFICE IN RICHMOND $438,000 2221-4500 KINGSWAY,BURNABY Famous Crystal Mall in BurnabyʼsMetrotown. Super convenient location/skytrain station, 832 sq.ft. on 2nd floor near food court. Great for your own business or investment. Unit has currently used as abeauty/skin care business (since 2002) Shows well &immediate occupancy possible. CRYSTAL MALL 832 SF RETAIL $1,288,000 101-2691 VISCOUNT WAY Approximate 80 frontage facing No. 3Road. Prime ground floor corner 5,499 sq.ft. unit in Parker Place. High ceiling. Bright and spacious. Located in the best area in this busy shopping Mall. Perfect for retail trade &services businesses, western style restaurant or dancing school/sport institute &more. HVAC (Heat, Ventilation &Air-conditioning), newly renovated. Rent-to-own plan available o.a.c. On bus route, walking distance to Canada Line & City Centre. Plenty of parking &flexibleoperating hours with No. 3Road exit doors for after mall hours entry.9parking decals for staffs. Seize this amazing business &investment opportunities. LOOKING FOR CENTRAL KITCHEN OR RESTAURANT SPACE? $2,228,800NEW LISTING2160 W. 39TH AVENUE VANCOUVER Established Kerrisdale! Minutes to downtown, UBC, YVR, Hwy 91 &99. Close to parks & schools (private &public). RM3 zoned 50ʼ x 118.5ʼ.1956 built 3levels with 8units yielding $24,113.17 net for year 2020. Almost never any vacancy.Great for developers or investors. PRIME LOCATION! KERRISDALE! $4,980,000NEW LISTING 1290-4380 NO. 3ROAD Famous Parker Place in the heart of Richmond. Steps away from No 3Road entrance. 762 sqʼ (16ʼ Wx48ʼ L). Perfect for any retail trade &services except for existing businesses already operating west of the food court (fashion or strata approved excepted). Walking distance to Canada Line &close to City Centre. Vacant possession is negotiable. PARKER PLACE 762 SF RETAIL $579,000NEW PRICE Parc Riviera mixed use complex at North end of No. 4Rd. Fast growing area with rapid increased population &commercial activities. 15 minutes walk to Bridgeport Station, couple of minutesʼ drive to Vancouver.Quick access to Highway 99, Knight Bridge &Airport. Close to Costco, Foody World &River Rock. Complex has vast green area, children playground &isright at Tait Waterfront Park with walking trails along the North Dyke. ZMU17-ZONED PERFECT FOR MEDICAL &DENTAL OFFICES, HEALTH CARE FACILITES (e.g. CARE-HOME), CHILDCARE, RESTAURANT,STUDIO, ETC. BRIGHT CORNER COMMERCIAL UNIT -ZMU17-ZONED RETAIL/OFFICE OR RESTAURANT 1005-10011River Drive 1,714 sf bright corner commercial unit with 50ʼ+frontage. Beautifully finished unit with washroom. High ceiling with floor-to-ceiling windows. 5exclusive underground parkings stalls. Price $1,388,000 2005-10011River Drive RARELYavailable 5,539 SF unit with 172 wrap around window views, ONLY unit on 2ND floor w/private elevator.11exclusive underground parking. Finished unit with 2washrooms. Price: $3,388,000 14339 19 AVENUE $1,320,000 SOLD 9760 SHELL ROAD $1,728,000 SOLD SOLD PRIMA, abeautifully-crafted brand new building by Robert Bosa's Quorum Group! Walk 1short block to No 3Rd& couple of minutes later at Richmond Centre. Lowdensity w/only 101 strata units. Functional floor plan. Spacious &bright! Qualityfinished w/built-in brand name appliances in open modern kitchen, gas cooktop, quartz counter tops, AC, F-to-C windows, German 12mm wide-plank laminated wood floors &large tiles in bathrooms. Roof-top garden, multi-purpose function room, equipped gym. All these plus a huge elegant entrance foyer on avery quiet residential street. #807– 6833 Buswell Street 1,156 sf 3-bdrm NE corner unit +2balconies totaling 833 sf. Unobstructed Mt Baker &Burnaby Mt views. King-sized master bdrm has walk-in closet. $1,255,800 price includes GST!!! #1207 –6833 BuswellStreet 954 sf 2-bdrm NE corner unit +95sfbalcony.Unobstructed Mt Baker &Burnaby Mt views. Kingsized master bdrm. $1,153,800 Price includes GST!!! #715– 6833 Buswell Street 579 sf 1-bdrm +70sfpatio. W-facing looking right onto the 5th flroof topgarden view.Open & spacious, king sized master bedroom. Not an inch of wasted space!! Asking $696,800 NEW LISTING 702-6388 BUSWELL STREET $1,003,800 SOLD Prices includes GST *Limited time offer for units from $731,800

Vancouver ~ $5,199,000

RICHMOND-NEWS.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2022 A23 ELEANOR SY TAN www.eleanorsytan.com WESTSIDE Cell. 604-802-1696 Bus: 604 263 8800 OF B C 30 Years BroadmoorAreabig lot 78 by 150 footlot. Build your dream home. Good for rental and holding property Renovated kitchen, bathroom, laminateflooring, master bedroom new carpet. Secluded garden with newly built gazebo.5minutes to sky train, Richmond Centre, MinoruPark, Community Centre, library. Transit few steps from the house. Nice residential neighborhood. 8611NO. 3ROAD Richmond~ $2,888,000 #115-12871 RAILWAYAVENUE Richmond ~ $828,000 Welcome to West Water Views in desirable Steveston. This 2bed 2bath, 1262 sq. ft condo has an ideal open concept layout with high ceilings. This move-in ready homefeatures aspacious living room with ahigh efficiency gas fireplace, contemporarylaminate flooring throughout, in-suite laundryand renovated bathroomswith heated flooring. Bonus of 2balconies just in time for your summer enjoyment. Includes 2side-byside parking stalls Pets /rentals allowed w/ rest Large fenced greenspace towards the rear of the property to enjoy. Walking distance to T. Homma elementaryand McMathsecondary schools.Steps to the Railway Greenway,Steveston Village, shops, restaurantsand recreation. Major building updates are new energy efficient windows and exterior wall painting. Showings by appt. 5849 LAUREL STREET

Development/Investment Opportunity! Beautiful 7,691 sq. ft lot located in Vancouver’sOakridge area half ablock from West 42nd and Oak Street. Quiet street within a5min walk to Oakridge Town Centre, the Canada Line, and the future Jewish Community Centre redevelopment. The property is designated within the Cambie Corridor Plan Phase 3and is eligible for either 3-storytownhomes or

4-storycondominiums (density between 1.2 and 2.0 FSR depending if assembled with aneighbouring property). Build up to 8units totalling over 9,200 sq. ft as asingle lot townhousedevelopment or even more units totalling up to 15,382 sq ft if assembled. Property is currently tenanted with positive cash flow SOLD OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY2-4PM #509-6168 LONDON ROAD LIVE AT THE PIER! With aHUGE ROOFTOP deck (629sf) with and southwest facing balconies offthe living space, this unit has all the outside space you could want, right in the heart of Steveston Village! This 2bed PLUS den open concept floor plan, 2car garage PENTHOUSE UNIT,with over 1500sf of living space is one of the most sought after floor plans in the building. Views of the river farmland, and mountain and Geo-exchange heating and cooling. Offered at $1,598,800 Barb Nimchuk 604.505.9917 SHOWINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY #9-6400 PRINCESS LANE Like living in yourown detached heritage home in GeorgieAward winning London Landingneighbourhood!This 3bdrm plus games room down and flex room loft up, enjoys beautiful water views, high ceilings, granitecounters, s/s appliances hardwood floors and afunctionalfloor plan. Priced at $1,649,900 Lynn Sakai-Boden 604.218.4800 SHOWINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY #119-8500 GENERAL CURRIE ROAD QUEEN'S GATE. 55+ Adult Oriented Luxurious living. Arenovated first floor 2bed 2 bath unit. The largest floorplan in the complex, features FULL SIZEDliving& dining rms, eat-in kitchen, 9ftceilings, big windows. Awrap around balcony accessible from living room, kitchen &master bdrm! Renovations include, new paint, bathroom countertops &sinks, and more! Amenities include swimming pool, exercise room, hot tub, &more. Short walk to shopping &bus connections. Immaculately managed &beautifully maintained complex with on-site caretaker manager,book your private showing today! Priced at $758,800 Fraser Roberts 604.779.5324 #34 12333 English Ave LISTED $1,499,000 Call Macey or Lynda … they produce results In all kinds of markets! Valerie Laurendeau Endless Opportunity 604 603 7333 ValerieLaurendeau.ca ValerieL@remax.net Independen ly Owned and Opera ed 110-6086 Russ Baker Way, Richmond BC V7B 1B4 Bus:604-273-2828 Fax: 604-279-8002Westcoast 39 –5380 Smith Drive $929,000 Welcome to Bridgeview Court in Hamilton!This spacious 3-level townhome end unit with 3bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, doubleSxS garage with loads of storagespace and aquaint cozy fenced backyard is perfect foragrowing familyorifyou aredownsizing from ahouse. Walk up to the livingand dining,open kitchen with generous eating area and largefamilyroom surrounded by windows on the main floor.Extensiveutilityroom, aflexroom with abuilt-in desk and aworkbench in the garage provides options forstorage and hobbies. Twoadditionalparking on the driveway.Close to HamiltonCommunityCentre, HamiltonElementary School, retail, bus transit,Queensborough Landing,New Westminster,Vancouver and Burnaby. NEWPRICE

Looking to downsize withoutcompromise. NO STAIRS! DETACHED3Bedroom rancher in desirable Laburnum Park Place.Locatedona no-thru street, within walking distancetoShops, Amenities, and the WATERFRONT of LADNER Village. Spaciouslayout featuringlarge Principal Bedroomwith customen-suite shower,2 Guest Bedrooms, lovely formalLiving andDining Room, Big Kitchen with Oakcabinets, Granite counters and StainlessSteel appliances, good sizedFamily Room with cozy gas fire and direct access to covered patio and private yard. Hot Summers are NO PROBLEM, as house is fitted with HEATPUMP and has CENTRAL AC. Perfect opportunity for future owners, 55 +toenjoy living in this highly sought after retirement community Offered at $1,225,000

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A24 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2022 RICHMOND-NEWS.COM DAVID LINDSAY Personal Real Estate Corporation 604.279.3865 Over 38 yearsofprofessional and courteousservice Gold MasterMedallion Clubmember 12238 Imperial Dr Steveston South 5bedroom and games! $2,198,800 Lots ofspace here withthis huge3,364sqft homeona 6,000 sq ft lotinone of Richmond’s most highly sought afterlocations! Beautifullymaintained and tastefullyupdated throughout includingagorgeous ‘Designer’s own’ kitchen withhuge island, granitecounters and stainless steelapplianceswitha gas stove! Features generous room sizes throughout, alarge bright entryarea, 4full bathrooms(all updated) and a2nd setofstairs up to thegames room.‘Westwater’subdivision is located just minutes to theSteveston boardwalk and thegreat restaurants and shops in theVillage. Great school catchment includes Homma elementaryjust around thecornerand a15minutewalk to McMath High (both Frenchimmersion). Great value here, call foryour privateviewing! #307-5500 Andrews Rd Large 2Bedroom Steveston South$718,800 Just listed! Large 968 sq ft 2bdrmunit in Steveston’s ‘Southwater’ building. Quiet, south facing intothe courtyardwithanice size deck fordining withfamilyand friends. Immaculate throughout, just ashortwalk to theFraser river and onward to all that theVillage lifestyle offers! BOB SCHMITZ 30TH YEAR OF HELPING YOU WITH YOUR HOMEWORK 604.908.2045 mail@bobschmitz.net www.bobschmitz.net SCHMITZ REALTOR® Find out what’s happening in yourneighbourhood -call Bob 7520 Railway Avenue •Offered at $2,800,000 Nearly 12,000 sqft, huge rectangular lot located only afew minutes from Burnett Secondary and Mckay Elementary schools. This very bright and well kept 1750sqft split level home is perfect for the family,ortoinvest and hold for potential futuredevelopment with the neighbouring properties. Or build that dream home you have always talked about. Owner occupied for many years and ready for your touch. Great opportunity in agreat location. Call your Realtor for an appointment to view NEWLISTING y y g y 6420BuswellStreet• Offered at $265,000 Youreaditcorrectly.$265,000 FOR ATWO BEDROOM 2BATHROOM APARTMENT IN the CITY CORE. Prepaid until 2073 leasehold building that recently had the exterior building envelope remediated. “RAINSCREENED” with NEW THERMO WINDOWS, Sliding doors, new balcony membranes &railings. (Seller paid over $40,000). This HUGE 973 sqft home has agreat layout to accommodate larger family and their furnishings, and alarge useable balcony.This is only minutes to the CANADA LINE &transit, restaraunts, Richmond CentreMall, and all levels of great schools including Kwantlen PolyTechnic University,and Richmond Secondary.The maintenance fee INCLUDES property tax, caretaker services, storage locker,water,heat, hot water,garbage pickup, secureparking, etc. So you only need to pay for electricity &cable. Great for investors or getting away from being arenterinsuch achallenging rental market. Call your agent for aviewing appointment. Easily put your own touch on this with some flooring and paint. Great find!! NEWLISTING www.AnnePiche.com sutton group -seafairrealty.550 -9100 blundellroad, richmond, bc v6y1k3 MASTER ON THE MAIN 5250 LaburnumParkPlace Clever one anda 1/2storeyhomenestled ona beautifully landscapedlot with lowmaintenance astro turf in the backyard &abeautiful large stone patio. Boasts 2bedrooms &2baths on the main plus a bonusroom abovethe garage 55 plusage requirement in thisenclave of similar homes in this quant &convenient location just astroll to great shopping and the LADNER Village Centre. Downsizer sdelight! LADNER $1,248,000 ONE LEVEL LIVING 4460 Hutcherson Lane Then this centrally located one on a6,000 sq ft corner lot in the heart of Ladner close to shopping, schools &the farmland is for you. Features 3bedrooms and2baths on the main, covered patio offthe kitchen, updated gas fireplace plus agreat games room above the tandem garage. Long time owner has lovingly maintained this home and garden with pride. Come take alook and check it out. LADNER $1,299,000 IDEALINVESTMENT 607-6188 No.3 Road Situated in the heart of Richmond with the Brighouse Skytrain Station at your doorstepand bus station aroundthe corner Shopping and restaurants all within walking distance you don tneed acar.Clean contemporary 1bed and den in MandarinResidence. Beautiful central garden, gym & playground too. Across the streetfrom Richmond Centre and rentals areallowed.Ideal investment. CITY CENTRE $648,000 CLASSYCONCRETE 116-10780 No. 5Road Low-rise that boasts2 bedrooms, 2baths &2side by side parking.Openplan withnicely separatedbedrooms. Wide plank flooring, gasrange,spa-like bathrooms and air conditioning. Four year young complexoffers quick accesstoHwy 99 &shopping at Ironwood Mall. Great amenities –gym,badminton &pingpong courts &party room. Walls of windows pluspets&rentalare OK. THE GARDENS $798,000 HELEN PETTIPIECE 604.341.7997 www.helenpettipiece.com SeafairRealty HARBOUR WALK -CLASSY PENTHOUSE #402-13040 No. 2Road Enjoy serene views of the North Shore Mountains from this beautiful 2Bedroom &Den 2Bathroom Penthouse.Sleek modern interiorwithdesigner color scheme, wide plank flooring, black out roller window shades, high-end Stainless Steel appliances, featuring Bertazzonni Gas Range, Fisher Paykal Fridge Freezer, and BlombergDishwasher. 2Parking stalls included. Offered at $895,000 4610 52A STREET,LADNER

Masami (Sammy) Hirano passedawaypeacefully on Friday,August19th, 2022,atthe age of 80, at his homeinRichmond, BC Always with asmile, showed courage in facinglife’s challengesashevaliantlybattled cancer Masamiwas survivedbyhis wifeof53years, ChiyokoMary; daughter,Karen (Ken); grandchildren, Emikoand Yumiko; and willbelovingly rememberedbyin-laws: Sadayo (Sam),Seiichi (Lorian),Kazuyo; nieces,nephews, extensive family and friendshere andinJapan.Gratitude to Dr.A.Chang (family doctor), andthe palliativecare team for theirwarmth andcare. AMemorial Service forfamily andfriendswillbeheldatalater date. Thefamilygratefully declines flowers and Koden Funeral arrangementsentrusted to Richmond FuneralHome •(604)273-3748 www.richmond-funeral.ca

Predeceased by his wife CarylBryne(December 30, 2017),and sister PatriciaGibbs. Survived by his4 children; MaureenByrne, Kevin Byrne(Shelley), Stephen Byrne JR, ColleenMcWilliams (Kevin Ramig, IanWilliams), grandchildren; Stefan Ellams, Stephanie Byrne, April Bourke, DrewDodds, PatrickMcWilliams and Christina McWilliams, greatgrandchildren; James, Davina, Owen, Cassandra, Jennifer andMichael.

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VAN PUYENBROEK, Glen A. March 5, 1966 August 15, 2022

Margaret Joyce Richards was not atitan of industry or afamous figure, no, she was so much more a giant in her own right who gave everything she had to her family. Mum to eight children, Nan to twelve grandchildren and Great Nan to twelve great grandchildren, as well as her extended family and many friends, who all loved her and will miss her greatly. Marg was agreat matriarch who will be deeply missed by all who knew her. She was loving, proud, supportive, understanding and awhole lot of fun to be around. She lived alife filled with family, love, laughter and amountain of happy memories.

RICHARDS (nee Whittington), Margaret J. August 26, 1932 July 25, 2022 It is with great sorrow, but also deep appreciation and joy for having loved and known her, that we announce the passing of our Mum, Margaret Joyce Richards. Marg has gone to be reunited with Chris, the love of her life, whom she missed every day since his passing on March 12, 2011. Marg and Chris immigrated to Canada from England in 1952, first to Victoria, then to Richmond, BC, where they raised their family and made many lifelong friends. Marg was adedicated homemaker, keeping busy proudly raising alarge family, the house often full of the neighbourhood kids who were always welcome into the Richards’ home. She was also active within the community, joining social clubs and events when time permitted.

Shortly afteravisitfromhis family,Alpassed peacefully, with hislong time friend, Robin,athis side. Al worked hard and played hard. He was a musiclover,history buff and ahuge Patriots fan! Al was afathertoBritany(Mike)and Alexandra (Jade)and ‘Pappy’tograndsonPresley.Weare honouring Al’s requestfor no service. To remember him, he suggested you could donate to the Richmond HospitalFoundationora charity of yourchoice Youare invitedtoleave apersonal messageof condolence at thefamily’sOn-line Obituary at: www.myalternatives.ca 604-857 5779

SNIDER,Al September 25, 1954 -August 16, 2022

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It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Glen. He is survived by his loving wife of 30 years, Karie, with whom he raised their two boys, Trevor and Ryan in North Delta. Glen is also survived by his mom Carol; sister Adrienne (Ben and Nicholas); mother in law Sharon; sister in law Kelly (Rick and Carson); brother in law Keith (Stephanie, Skylar and Declan); auntie Gail; cousins Terri (Scott), Tania (Hopper and Margot); and auntie Marlene (Annette, David and families). Glen was predeceased by his dad Ralph, uncles Frank and Andy, and nieces Carly and Hailey. Glen will be remembered for his love and dedication to his wife, boys, family and friends. At an early age, Glen started cutting lawns in his neighbourhood, and hard work and anatural aptitude led him to start his own successful landscaping company, Hooked on Gardening. Glen loved his sports, particularly hockey, baseball and golf, and took pride in coaching for 12 seasons with the North Delta Minor Hockey Association. He enjoyed his annual winter getaways to Mexico and spending summers sea dooing on Cultus Lake. Acelebration of life will be held at Northview Golf and Country Club at 6857 168th Street, Surrey, on Saturday, September 17, 2022, at 11:00 am. In lieu of flowers, please consider donating to Cushing’s Support & Research Foundation.

Margaret passed peacefully at Richmond General Hospital with family members at her side. Marg’s family would like to extend aheartfelt thank you to all the staff at RGH ACE on the 4th floor for their compassion and understanding. And to Aunt Joan, without your support, understanding, and calm assurance, we would have had amuch more difficult time understanding how to proceed. We all owe you our gratitude. Thank you so very much.

Her name may never have been in lights, but she leaves behind atowering legacy bigger than any building, amonument to matriarchal love and leadership that will live on within afamily that now carries forward her fierce form of loyalty, hard work and dedication. We all miss you, Mum. Bye for now.

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BYRNE, Stephen May 12,1931 -August 18, 2022

Stephen immigratedfrom Scotlandwith his mom Bridgetteand three sisters; Joyce Church, Maureen Barrettand PatGibbs. He coachedand organizedRichmond’sGirlsSoccer and fought for abetterstandard in girls soccer Stephen finallyreceivedarecognitionfor his hard workand dedication by the RichmondMayor this May 2022.This plaque is now displayed on the wall of fame for 5Canadian Championships wonbyhis girls team,The RichmondSuperstars. He fought hard to fill theshoes of momafter she passedtocancer in 2017.Duringthat time he had astroke, bladder cancer andduring Covid had to endure back to back hospital stays when he broke ahip on separateoccasions.All of which he got backupand didn’tmissout on anything untilthis short finalpeaceful stay.Hewas ready AvisitationwillbeheldWednesday,August 31, 2022at1:30 pm,followed by aCelebrationofLife at 2:00 pm at Arbor Chapel, Valley ViewFuneral Home, 14660-72 Ave, Surrey,BC. Memories andcondolences can be sent to www.arbormemorial.ca/valleyview Valley ViewFuneral Home 604-596-8866

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 1068800 BC Ltd of 11191 Twigg Pl., Richmond, B.C. intends on this 29th dayofAugust, 2022 to apply to Environmentand Climate ChangeCanada foraDisposal At Sea Permit under the Canadian Environmental Protection Act,1999, to load 20,000m³of: dredgedmaterial at loadsite:11191 Twigg Pl. Richmond, B.C., to disposeofatsea at: Point Grey,49.203668 N, -123.108150W;bythe following method: towedscow

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Residents, property owners andbusinessesmay comment on thisapplicationbywriting to: The City of Richmond, Business Licence Division, Liquor Licence Applications 6911 No.3 Road Richmond, B.C., V6Y 2C1

It is proposed thatloadingand disposal activities will begin on: November 1, 2022and will terminate on:November 1, 2023. For further information regarding theseactivities, please contact: Amneet Sekhon, 11191 TwiggPl., 604-729-5721.

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To ensure the consideration of your views, your written comments must be received on or before October 1, 2022. Your name, address and phone number mustbe included on your comments. Please note that yourcomments may be made available to the applicantwhere disclosure is necessary to administer thelicensingprocess.

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The public may raiseenvironmental concerns relatedtothis notice or obtain Information on the permittingprocess by contacting the nearest Disposal at SeaProgram regional office: Environment and Climate Change Canada 101-401Burrard St Vancouver BC V6C 3R2 Fax: 604-666-6800 Email: immersionpy-disposalatseapyr@ec.gc.ca

EMPLOYMENT GENERAL EMPLOYMENT

An applicationhas been receivedbythe Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch in Victoria andbythe City of Richmond from: Birdie IndoorGolf Centre Ltd., dba Birdie Indoor Golf Centre, operating from premises located at 4280 No. 3Road Unit 120, Richmond BC. The intentofthe application is to apply for anew Liquor Primary Licence andrequest hours of liquor sales as, Monday to Sunday,9:00AM to 2:00AM.

Total person capacityproposed for the establishment will be set at 53 Persons.

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An applicationhas been received by the Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch in Victoria andbythe City of Richmondfrom: Vanshoots Management Ltd., dba Remix Restaurant andBar, operatingfrom premises located at 8300 Capstan Way, Unit 1008, Richmond, BC Theintent of the applicationistopropose a change of hours (after midnight) of liquor service for Food Primary Liquor Licence #308845: The currenthours of liquor serviceare from Sunday to Saturday,9:00 AM to Midnight The hours of liquor service proposedare from Sunday to Saturday,9:00 AM to 2:00 AM

Total person capacity will remain thesameat 149Persons Residents, property owners and businessesmay comment on this application by writing to: The City of Richmond, Business LicenceDivision, Liquor Licence Applications 6911 No.3Road Richmond, B.C., V6Y 2C1 To ensure the consideration of your views, your written comments must be received on or before September 17th, 2022. Your name, addressand phone number must be included on your comments. Please note that your comments may be made available to theapplicantwhere disclosure is necessary to administer the licensing process.

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