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As the U.K. and the Commonwealth prepares for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, the News gauged the reaction of British ex-pats in Richmond to the monarch’s death and looked back on her brief visits to the city

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Meanwhile, activists in the Caribbean na tions are calling on the monarchy to pay “slavery reparations ”

(Admittedly, reaction to the Queen’s death is our front page feature, but as a print weekly this is the ﬁrst of our coverage )

While I can respect the Queen as an in dividual and as a leader, I can’t respect the institution As one of our reporters said upon hearing news of the Queen’s death

I, too, have a soft spot for this royal in par ticular and not just because she looked remarkably like my own grandmother Queen Elizabeth held herself with such poise and decorum, she seemed the very embodiment of “Keep calm and carry on ”

the destructiveness of colonization on First Nations people,” Roseanne Archibald, First Nations National Chief told CTV Granted, all the ills of the world can’t be laid at the feet of the monarchy, and some royals have brought attention to some very worthy causes I respect people’s desire to honour the Queen and mourn her passing But to shut down the government and close schools seems to be making some out of touch assumptions

That said, Premier John Horgan also joined the chorus, claiming B C joins oth ers in our “outpouring of grief.”

India’s reaction to the Queen’s death has largely been described as “muted ” That’s shouldn’t be a surprise Many there are still waiting for apologies for some brutal atrocities perpetrated on behalf of the Brit ish monarchy during its rule

Schools closed for the Queen? Really?

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This ﬂies in the face of the foundation of a modern democracy, not to mention the ral lying cry of the American revolution: “No taxation without representation ”

And, of course, here in Canada some In digenous people refer to the Queen as the ﬁgurehead of colonialism that resulted in residential schools and land seizures

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“There needs to be an apology by the Crown for the failures and particularly for

I’m already tired of the media coverage this has been getting, but to extend it to a day off seems a bit much

And how much tax? It can’t be a pittance At one point the Queen was declared the richest woman in the word (Although Oprah may have since toppled her off that throne )

They are supported by the taxpayers of Britain primarily, but all of us in the Com monwealth to some extent, yet no one votes them into power

I don’t doubt there will be an outpouring of grief, but not just among monarchists Those recalling the impacts of colonization, may also feel it not to mention, parents who are now scrambling to ﬁnd day care

Granted, once Prime Minister Trudeau an nounced a holiday, Premier John Horgan may not have had much choice given that some union contracts state members will get any day proclaimed by the provincial or federal government

Then there’s the history

A day off to mourn the passing of Queen Elizabeth? Really?

All that said, I’m not a monarchist

As kindly as many of the royals may be, and as much good charitable works they may engage in, there is absolutely nothing democratic about the monarchy

More importantly, she displayed a wis dom and compassion that comforted many and gave the sense we ’ re in good hands

I’m not trying to make light of what for many is a truly sad and momentous mo ment in history My heart goes out to her loved ones and in fact anyone who is griev ing Queen Elizabeth’s death.

Moreover, as impactful as we like to think our front page is, it’s not quite the same as closing ofﬁces and schools And it’s that, that has me bafﬂed In fact, Mayor John Tory’s decision to grant his city of Toronto a day off to celebrate the Raptor’s parade after the team won the NBA Championship made more sense to me

“What I want to know is when the elec tion will be held Oh, right, there won’t be one ”

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that was completed a few years ago the city’s own nature renovation project to keep its ecological karmic balance in good stead. It must be the case that as Masters of Nature, the city departmental heads who make these (apparently routine) decisions determine who gets to live and who gets to die.

This sign (pictured) was found next to the extension of Woodward Slough

Re: “Richmond council candidate balks at closed-door meetings,” Online, Sept. 8.

So, once again, I say he just isn’t listening. And just a reminder, Falcon was in favour of the hated HST

Once again Falcon and the BC Liberals don’t listen to, and don’t care, what the mayors and people of the Lower Mainland want

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And he’s assuming the BC Liberals will be elected, forgetting they lost the last election even though the BC NDP said they would scrap the bridge.

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There must be a calculus at City Hall that reads something like:

“Killing a few plants with poison (rather than pulling them out) is more equal than threatening an ecosystem (which empties into the Fraser) where many other small plants and animals live and thrive.”

Why is the City of Richmond still using an indisputably proven carcinogen and digestion disruptor (Roundup) to suppress supposedly invasive plant species?

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Perhaps after the election some personnel “Roundup” should be liberally applied through the hallways of select departments to ensure these toxic ideas don’t seep into other cor ners of the building, that is, before these islands become only habitable to the most resilient of cockroaches.

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Currently, many online conspir acy theorists equate the Nuremberg Trials and the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, thus, linking Nazi atrocities to the various Public Health Orders made during the pandemic.

Roundup use illogical

The Nazis killed millions of psychiatric patients, disabled people and people they deemed to be “racially inferior.”

I challenge anyone to ﬁnd a country in the world where millions died from Public Health Or ders.

The mindset behind it is about 60 years old and long obsolete.

Falcon ignores people, again Nuremberg trials false comparison

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Falcon has accused the BC NDP of wasting millions by scrapping the work already done by the BC Liberals, but has said he is going to do the same to whatever has progressed for the new tunnel if he’s elected. Isn’t that kind of hypocritical?

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Right from the get go, a tunnel was the favoured choice for a new crossing. The BC Liberals never once consulted anyone, just announced what they were going to build.

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ting away like this ”

She said the discoveries have been reported to the DFO The News has reached out to the DFO for comment

“The ﬁsh have spoiled suggesting that there are far more ﬁsh on the black market than there are buy ers ”

The News’ parent company, Gla cier Media, published a story last week about a man calling for the DFO to get to the bottom of ongo ing illegal poaching and sales of salmon from up and down the Fra

“We are seeing evidence of ille gal ﬁsh sales all over social media and Craigslist,” said the federa tion’s executive director Jesse Ze man

Zeman claimed that the authori ties, such as the DFO, are “hope lessly overmatched to deal with the problem ”

This tote full of rotting salmon, believed to be sockeye, was one of four discovered at Steveston Harbour last week

ser River

“It’s more rare that we can recover the hook that caused the damage ”

Discarded ﬁshing hook kills seagull

“The BCWF is seeing reports of dumping involving thousands, possibly tens of thousands of ﬁsh, which is a symptom of illegal sales on a massive scale,” said Zeman

Unfortunately, the gull did not survive the incident, ac cording to the association, adding that it’s all too com mon for such equipment to get left behind by people not fully aware of the risk

As such, only First Nations in the Lower Fraser River are allowed to ﬁsh for food and ceremonial pur poses

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While another two were located “ on the compound” of the harbour, after it received reports of the smell from members of the public

Fishing for sockeye in the Lower Fraser River has been as conten tious as ever this summer, with vir tually zero openings for commer cial ﬁshers

The Wildlife Rescue Association of BC has warned of the dangers of what it calls “ghost gear, ” after the gull was found near No 1 and Francis roads with a ﬁve centimetre hook in its body

Gusto said the harbour has also received numerous reports of rot ting ﬁsh on the water inside the harbour walls

As a non proﬁt organization, Wildlife Rescue relies on the generosity of donations to continue caring for injured, orphaned and pollution damaged wildlife

This year, the sockeye count came in at about 5 5 million ﬁsh, as op posed to the 9 8 million that had been expected

The Richmond News was made aware last Thursday of the ﬁnding of at least four large tote boxes of decomposing salmon, understood to be sockeye

Rodney Hsu, a member of the sport ﬁshing advisory committee in the Fraser Valley, says it’s now an annual occurrence to hear reports of dead salmon tossed along road sides nearby the river.

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“This hasn’t happened as far as I can remember, but we haven’t had many (sockeye) openings in the last few years, ” said Gusto “It is heartbreaking to see thou sands of dollars’ worth of ﬁsh rot

“We regularly intake wildlife that have been injured by hooks or caught up in line and nets,” said Jackie McQuillan, Wildlife Rescue’s support centre lead.

A wildlife rescue orga nization has appealed to the public to be wary of discarding ﬁshing gear, after it had to put down a seagull injured in Richmond by a large ﬁshing hook (right)

Widespread poaching, added Zeman, is “harming us all as dwin dling sockeye runs are being pil laged

Meanwhile, the B C Wildlife Federation (BCWF) has hit out at the apparent discovery of rotting sockeye at Steveston Harbour.

The discovery at Steveston Har bour of large buckets of what ap pears to be rotting sockeye salmon has been reported to the Depart ment of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO).

For more information, or to donate, go to Wildliferes cue ca/give

If members of the public see wildlife in distress, con tact the Wildlife Help Centre at 604 526 7275

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Rotting salmon stinks up harbour

“Further, when an unknown num ber of ﬁsh are caught by poach ers, we can’t sustainably manage the ﬁshery ”

Jamie Gusto, Steveston Harbour’s general manager, conﬁrmed to the News that two of the buckets were found on a vessel after it received reports due to the smell

At Monday’s council meet ing, she once again said the development should consist of a taller building with a smaller footprint, allowing the retention of more trees, including a mature cedar and a mature Douglas ﬁr

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However, building a tall er building would mean higher costs because of the type of construction needed, whereas the six storey buildings being proposed were doable, Wayne Craig, director of development, explained to city council

80/20 rule opposed by city council

As a safety precaution, however, a strata windup goes through BC Supreme Court where anyone who opposes the process can make their concerns known to a judge, explained Paul Roberts, the lawyer for Ascott Wynde strata windup

with ﬁxed rents

The development application is from a numbered company whose directors are Yechuan Wu and Hongda Wu Court documents show the property was sold to Everbright Properties after the strata windup.

Coun Carol Day told the planning committee last week she was in court with the owners opposed to the windup

“Many moderate income households struggle to ﬁnd suitable and affordable housing,” she said, adding it could pro vide rental housing for people who work in Richmond

Sixty six of the units out of the total of 338 will be for moderate income earners

If the buildings were taller than six storeys, it would have to be built using mass timber or concrete, which would drive up the cost, he added.

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In 2018, the province changed the rules to wind up a strata corporation allowing 80 per cent of the owners to make this decision instead of the 100 per cent pre viously needed At that time, Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie wrote to the prov ince on behalf of city council expressing their opposition to the new rules

At that time, she suggested the application be sent back to staff “to challenge how this went down ”

Three city councillors Carol Day, Mi chael Wolfe and Harold Steves argued two mature trees should be saved by building a taller building, thereby reduc ing the footprint of the complex

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The condo complex has fallen into disre pair and four years ago the strata council decided to wind it up and sell it to a de veloper

A 100 per cent rental complex with 338 units will replace a 40 year old condo building in the city centre

The proposal got the go ahead from Richmond city council on Monday, but not without opposition

Day called the complex, Ascott Wynde on Garden City Road south of Westmin ster Highway, the “heartbreak hotel ”

But the judge disagreed and allowed the windup

Even the city’s general manager of devel opment, Joe Erceg, said he didn’t like the 80 per cent rule, but, as he told the plan ning committee, it’s “out of your hands” since it’s under provincial jurisdiction

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Thirteen owners voted against the wind up Some went to court during the windup process and tried to argue the buildings and strata shouldn’t be shut down, claim

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ing the process had been un democratic and they weren’t getting fair compensation

Many moderate income households struggle to ﬁnd suitable and affordable housing.

She also argued that the rents should be lower for the “affordable” units in the development

Coun Linda McPhail, who voted for the project, said the proposal ﬁlls in a “critical gap ” for the “missing middle,” that is, moderate income earners

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Asked again on Monday why the ofﬁce was still not open, a spokes person for Miao once more blamed renovations and said again it would be “completed soon ”

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Permit issues and subsequent ren ovations at a new premises near Richmond Hospital were also cited by Miao’s spokesperson as rea sons for the delay, but claimed that he hoped to open it soon

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The Liberal member of Parliament ousted long time Conservative in cumbent Alice Wong in last Sep tember’s federal election

When the News previously ques tioned the delay back in May, we were told the MP wasn’t able to

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One such resident, Kerry Starchuk, did call Miao’s number, after visiting his yet to open ofﬁce, but was redirected to a different number, which was unsuccessful, before ﬁnally getting through on his Ottawa number

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Her experience was echoed by others on the thread, with people suggesting they contact Rich mond’s other MP, Parm Bains.

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But 12 months on, Miao has yet to open a constituency ofﬁce, much to the frustration of many of his constituents, some of whom reached out to the Richmond News to ask why

Miao’s contact details for constitu ents, given to the News in May, are email: Wilson Miao@parl gc ca or call: 604 775 5790.

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It has been almost a year to the day since residents in the Rich mond Centre riding elected a new MP but many of them have still to meet rookie politician Wilson Miao

There is also a thread on social media platform Reddit about the difﬁculty in getting hold of Miao.

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A statement released by RCMP on Wednesday, Sept. 7 announced that Goerner was charged with two counts each of impaired driving causing death, dangerous driving causing death and impaired driving.

One of his lawyers, Vincent Michaels, told Judge Glenn Lee that the investigation on the case started a year ago and the conditions upon which Goerner was released have now lapsed.

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The trial is expected to start Thursday morning at 9:30 a.m. in Richmond Provincial Court

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Richmond provincial court Judge Diana Vandor heard submissions from both sides on Wednesday and adjourned the bail hearing so she could work on her deci sion

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As the roommates pulled Chen off Ding, Chen allegedly pulled on Ding’s collar and slapped her on the cheek.

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on the kitchen counter onto the ﬂoor and pushed Ding across the room, ” said Crown counsel Anthony Toljanich Chen allegedly had both her hands on Ding’s neck, causing Ding to cough, al though no allegations of choking were made

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A man who allegedly ﬂed from police in an EVO in Vancouver during a busy after noon, is waiting to see if he will get bail Marc Phillip Mcgregor faces 38 charges spread out across Richmond, Burnaby and Vancouver, including break and entering a condo building, stealing mail, stealing various vehicles, licence plates and miscel laneous items in vehicles

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But Craig noted that Chen has not plead ed guilty to any criminal offence and the peace bond is not a sentence This means that Chen will not have a criminal record

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When Ding cut her thumb on a lobster shell and asked Chen for a Band Aid, a disagreement over whether the Band Aid was “done properly” soon escalated

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Mcgregor appeared by video at 10 a m on Friday, Sept 9 to receive the result of his bail hearing, but the matter was ad journed until Sept 14 when a date will be ﬁxed for his next appearance

“It sounds like the events got out of hand,” said Judge Bonnie Craig, who placed Chen under a peace bond for a year

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including taxable beneﬁts

Au’s lower salary resulted from a decision to waive a pay increase in early 2019 to compensate for the fact the federal gov ernment removed a one third salary tax exemption on the salaries of municipal elected ofﬁcials

The former slate Richmond First no longer exists but some of its former candidates are running with other groups

Roston pointed out the Richmond mayor ’ s salary is higher than that of the Vancou ver mayor ’ s salary, which was about $178,000 in 2021

Three men want to be mayor of Richmond Incumbent Mayor Malcolm Brodie is joined on the mayoralty ticket by Steveston resident and RITE Richmond candidate John Roston as well as Wei Ping Chen in the Oct 15 municipal election

The mayor ’ s salary increased from 2018 to 2019 by about $39,000 while council lor salaries increased by about $11,500

Heed told the Richmond News he was approached last winter to run for mayor,

One high proﬁle name on the council can didate list is former solicitor general Kash Heed, who has joined forces with former councillor Derek Dang under the party name Richmond Rise

The nomination period for candidates ended at 4 p m Friday Candidates have until Friday, Sept 16 to withdraw their nominations

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Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie re ceived a salary of $182,253 in 2021 while most city councillors earned $82,636, not

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Steves ran previously with the Richmond Citizens’ Association, and this slate is run ning four candidates this election

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The successful mayoral candidate’s salary will be in the order of about $185,000, assuming this year ’ s increase is around two per cent

Roston said, if elected as Richmond mayor, he’d lower the mayor ’ s salary by $30,000 and devote that money to a project chosen by students in Richmond schools

Richmond has several slates of candidates this year, including old ones and new ones: Richmond Community Coalition, Richmond Citizens’ Association, RITE Richmond, Rich mond Education Party, Richmond United, Richmond Rise and One Richmond

but he didn’t think he could beat Brodie, so instead decided to run for city council Richmond Community Coalition, which Coun Chak Au belongs to, is running both council candidates as well as school board candidates

The notable exception was Coun Chak Au whose salary was $72,707

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At the time, then Coun Kelly Greene and Au both voted to not take the salary in crease

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candidates have put their names forward, including ﬁve incumbents Current board chair Sandra Nixon and trustee Norm Goldstein aren’t running for re election

Coun Bill McNulty, who was one of the key players in the Richmond First slate, is running with a banner of One Richmond along with another incumbent, Coun Al exa Loo

As for the eight councillor seats, there are 27 candidates who’ve ﬁled their nomina tion papers, including six incumbent coun cillors Current Couns Linda McPhail and Harold Steves aren’t running for re election

And winning Richmond city council candi dates will be compensated about $84,000 per year, again assuming a two per cent increase

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Roston is the only mayoralty candidate who’s running on a slate, whereas Brodie and Chen are running independently Richmond United has candidates who ran previously with Richmond First and Rich mond Community Coalition McPhail was previously listed as a Richmond United can didate but later decided to drop out, citing health reasons

She, too, expected Queen Elizabeth’s passing, but added she was glad that the Queen “died in peace She was 96 and she served her country and the Commonwealth well ”

As for Monday’s state funeral, set for around 3 a m Paciﬁc Time, all three Maple residents will like ly catch up with it when they wake in the morning

“We’re going to be in central London a few days before the funeral, I would imagine, and all my mates are all get ting together over there,” he said

Queen’s strength was to bring people together

But Ball remembers hearing it before that, when Queen Elizabeth’s father was on the throne

“She was trying to keep up with British traditions I never saw her wear a hat like that in my life ”

“She wasn’t supposed to be an heir to the throne But I thought she did a very good job Seventy years and hardly a little blip,” added Ball, who has a declaration on his wall, addressed to him from Her Majesty, appointing him

“I remember the kind of steadfast courage the Queen showed The motto was ‘keep calm and carry on ’ and I have that sign on my fridge still ”

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“Then I found out in the evening that all the schools were closed anyway and I didn’t need to lie ”

The last week has seen an outpouring of grief across the Pond as news of the death of Queen Elizabeth II rippled up and down Great Britain

Michael Hargreaves who was born in London, but moved to Canada to work for the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1959 remembers the Coronation well, but has stron ger Royal memories of the Second World War

“As a little kid, I remember realizing how they were get ting the same bombs as we did,” said Hargreaves

“I do remember kneeling in front of the radio, age ﬁve, and listening to the Queen’s wedding (in 1947),” said Morris, 80, who has a Coronation mug on her bookshelf

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Although the reaction here in Richmond and Canada has been more tempered, the passing of Britain’s longest serv ing monarch, at the age of 96, still provoked sadness and rekindled memories of her reign among local ex pats

“I remember asking my parents why it was snowing Of course, it was the interference,” explained Ball

At his Steveston Barbers hair salon, where Mackelworth’s phone was “ringing off the hook,” the barber said the

That was the amusing memory Bev Boyd had of her dad, Gil Blair, who was Richmond’s mayor when Queen Eliza beth II arrived on the tarmac at Vancouver Airport

Best of British store owner Lenny Entwistle (left) and clerk Elly Fenton have been welcoming customers wanting to talk about the Queen’s death Graeme Wood photo. Below, Richmond mayor Gil Blair escorted Queen Eliza beth from the tarmac at YVR Right, the Queen opened the Deas Island Tunnel in 1959

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three times during Blair’s time in city hall

Another Maple resident, Alan Ball who was born in Manchester and grew up in Shefﬁeld emigrated to Can ada in 1969, age 25

Not far from Best of British, Englishman Iain Mackelworth was pondering the impact of the Queen’s passing on his upcoming trip back to England with friends

“It was very sad But I was happy so many people have shown support for her and the Royals,” he added

On July 15 in 1959, just seven years into her reign, a fresh faced “Queen of Canada” as she was then ar rived in town to cut the ribbon on what was then called the Deas Island Tunnel, later renamed after George Massey

Richmond residents pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II

Several such Brits living at the Maple Residences in Ste veston spoke this week with the Richmond News about their recollections of major Royal events, such as the Queen’s wedding in 1947 and her Coronation in 1953

After the passing of the 96 year old British monarch, Boyd dug out the old photos of her dad meeting, greeting and escorting the Queen off her plane

As Mackelworth put it, she had an “ability to change with the times and not get stuck in one situation ”

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A fellow Maple Residences resident, Sheila Morris, who emigrated from England in 1969, recalls having to go to the movie theatre to watch the Queen’s Coronation in 1953, because she didn’t have a TV at home

Steveston ex pat merchants in mourning

Just around the corner in Steveston, Best of British store owner Lenny Entwistle, who was born in Berwick upon Tweed, England, said it’s been a difﬁcult time for her shop customers and those at her hair salon on Chatham Street

“It’s someone who’s always been in the media and some one who’s been with you your entire life It’s just a bit of a weird empty thought,” said Mackelworth, who never did see the Queen in the ﬂesh during his time in South London, before moving to Canada

Mayor escorted Queen from YVR tarmac

Now, Mackelworth may be embarking on a historic trip to London this month

In front of a cheering crowd, and with husband Prince Philip in tow, the Queen “graciously opened” as per the unveiled plaque to that effect the tunnel, according to records and a grainy, black and white video on YouTube from Graeme Wood/Glacier

“But I spent most of the day worrying how I would get an excuse note for school the next day

Hargreaves said there was a sense that Queen Elizabeth was one of the family, however, he wasn’t surprised when the news broke of her death last week

He looked more like Clint Eastwood, acting as the Queen’s bodyguard, than the mayor of Richmond

“I lied to my mother that day I told her the schools were closed She went along with it She didn’t argue

Many Brits would have been hearing “God Save the King” being sung for the ﬁrst time on the weekend

Blair was the city’s mayor from 1973 to 1990, however his daughter isn’t quite sure of the date her dad met the Queen, but there are records of her visiting Vancouver

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“I went into my hair salon this morning and told everyone and there were tears all around,” said Entwistle, who said childhood memories were, in part, marked by the Queen

The 78 year old recalled, as an eight year old, hud dling around a 10 inch, black and white TV to watch the Queen’s Coronation

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Boyd recalled how her dad who passed away in 2006, age 79 shared the same birth year as the Queen, 1926

Of what may come, Entwistle added: “I think we will have a ﬁne leader in King Charles I think we can move on ”

“The Queen was part of everything; every school, every church, everything; everyone had a picture of the Queen ”

“We joked that he looked like Clint Eastwood as her bodyguard,” Boyd told the Richmond News, noting that her mom, Barbara, is the woman in the “strange looking hat to his right

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Stolen collector’s poster donated back to thrift store

“I don’t want anyone to miss out. My dad was a lover, ﬁghter, free spirit, compassionate, humanitarian, a friend to most, an enemy to few and lived hard and loved even harder.”

Tang said the thief snatched the poster while staff were distracted and they only noticed the next morning that it was gone

Richmond residents remember the man called ‘Cowboy’

“He was part of the community and deserved the respect our staff showed cow boy He was always grateful for everything we provided him and the fact that City staff showed cowboy this respect over the years only says we care for everyone in this community regardless of stature or proﬁle. We should all be proud of that.”

A little piece of music memorabilia has been returned to a Steveston thrift store, four months after it was stolen

“He had posted a photo of it on social media I think, and someone saw it and made the connection,” said Tang

“His familiar face and amazing spirit should be immediately recognized by most of Richmond, as he has many, many friends in the community he loved so much for most of his life,” said Jen.

And, despite the theft being caught on CCTV and being reported to the police, Tang had given up hope of ever seeing the poster again

And a retired City of Richmond manager, Ted DeCrom, wrote how Cowboy “showed contentment for himself and compassion for others, regardless of his tough lifestyle,” adding that he “could teach us all some things to be better people.

A 14 year old Richmond girl is sewing her way into the hearts and minds of those less fortunate in the city

of the church’s outreach program

“He even offered to buy it back from me when we are ready to sell it again But we love it so much ”

A church sponsored them and they have “lived in gratitude for Canada and its people ever since Growing up, the impor tance of giving and sharing has been a key aspect in Eden’s life,” added Woodhouse

Eden Wu used her sewing skills to make and donate care packages for guests at St Alban’s community meal

Girl, 14, sews her way into hearts and minds

SOS Children’s Village manager Yasmin Tang (right) with Rob Frith, of Neptoon Re cords, who donated the stolen poster back to the store

And, coupled with the skill of learning to sew in Grade 8, she set about making re usable bags and ﬁlling them with hygiene essentials for men and women

A friend of the family, Jackie Purdy Hall, has kicked off a GoFundMe page to help Jen “send him off with as much love as he gave.”

Cowboy, whose real name was Daryl Netzlaw, passed away just over two weeks ago, age 64, according to his daughter, Jen Netzlaw

Many spoke of how they frequently ran into Cowboy outside of one of the city’s SaveOnFoods, with one commenting how he was a “super friendly gentleman, and seemed like a genuine person.”

laugh. I know a few people used to call him their street family. This man was a friend and a hero!”

Hall is asking for tables, tents, music, food and trinkets for guests, small urns/ necklaces “to spread his ashes” in places around the province where Cowboy and Jen used to camp.

of her father’s passing, as she wanted everyone who knew him to attend an outdoor celebration of life, scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 1 at 2 p.m. at Garry Point Park.

“He told me a friend gifted it to him after buying it at a market I offered to buy it from him but he said ‘ no, it’s a donation ’

always listened with every inch of his being to the problems some of us faced. He made survivors out of us and I feel so incredibly lucky to have met him.

A few years ago, the teenager and her family had the opportunity to travel to India and volunteer at a women ’ s mission centre, where girls and women received shelter, education and opportunities

Eden was so inspired by the gratitude they expressed, that upon return to Cana da, she founded her community initiative called PacKits, hoping to share care pack ages to “spread love, care, and happiness to anyone in need ”

Store manager Yasmin Tang told the Richmond News how the prized poster, worth several hundred dollars, took pride of place at their music section, frequently “attracting customers” to that area

That was until Rob Friph, of Neptoon Records on Main Street in Vancouver, called her this week to say he had her poster

He has been called a “legend,” a “ won derful man” and a “hero.”

Jen said she wanted to spread the word

Richmond residents posting their condolences on Facebook said that Cowboy was “ so very friendly and kind when I’d see him outside of Save-on.”

And judging by the comments on social media, he was respected by hundreds of locals, who remembered him with fond ness.

Another wrote he “always enjoyed chatting with him. He was a very genuine man R.I.P Cowboy you will be missed buddy.”

“He always knew how to make us

Last week, Eden handed every guest a bag at the St Alban’s Community Meal and, thus, “inspired everyone at St Al ban’s tonight,” said Dianne Woodhouse,

Eden Wu is being described by those running the community meal at St Alban’s Outreach as a “shining star ”

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Known for helping people whenever he could, despite his own situation, Cowboy touched the lives of countless Richmondites.

“He saved our butts so many times and

Woodhouse told how, back in the late 1970s, Eden’s mom ’ s family ﬂed Vietnam and arrived in Canada as refugees

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Of the more detailed and in-depth comments, one woman recalled how Cowboy “kept so many of my friends safe who didn’t have stable home lives.

Daryl Netzlaw, aka “Cowboy,” was well known and loved across the city He passed away last month

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Fraser River sockeye is “ a phenomenal product,” explained Clark, as its oil content is much higher than most sockeyes

The cookout was a rare opportunity for those dedicated to the conservation of Fra ser River sockeyes to taste the ﬁsh since commercial ﬁshing is once again closed despite a stronger run compared to last year ’ s

A cookout using Fraser River sockeye salmon was held in Steveston Saturday to thank all those involved in salmon habitat restoration

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These groups include Paciﬁc Salmon Foundation, Ocean Wise Conservation Association, David Suzuki Foundation,

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Students, members of hatcheries, stream keeping societies and non proﬁts as well as politicians gathered at the docks to have a taste of the fruits of their hard work, made specially by chef and Order of Canada re cipient Robert Clark

Paciﬁc Salmon commission to determine whether commercial ﬁsheries would open in case populations are too low

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Cookout celebrates salmon heroes

“It’s really important to get that holistic knowledge of the full cycle, what’s going on and what everybody’s trying to do ”

“A phenomenal product”

tive from Surrey that began in 1996

“There are just so many groups that are connected to [the restoration of wild Paciﬁc salmon] and [Chauvel] realized there’s so many that go unnoticed or unappreci ated or unrecognized,” he said

“It’s one of those things where maybe the folks who are doing the sustainable ﬁshing don’t know about the work that happens in the local streams to care for the young, ju venile salmon And vice versa, ” explained Liana Ayach, an environmental technolo gist for SHaRP

The salmon served at the cookout were test ﬁsh obtained to measure the health and stock of the species Results of test ﬁshing are used by the Fraser River Panel of the

Unlike most sockeyes, which tend to dry out easily if they’re overcooked, Fraser River sockeyes are “ so rich and fatty” that they stay “incredibly lush ”

Apart from recognizing their efforts, it was also a chance to bring all sectors of salmon stewardship together and share their work

According to Business in Vancouver, the latest run size estimate in August for this year ’ s run is about 5 5 million, which is about half of the pre season forecast of 9 8 million 2 5 million ﬁsh had returned in 2021

SeaChoice, RiverWatch, Watershed Watch Salmon Society and students employed by the Salmon Habitat Restoration Program (SHaRP) SHaRP is a student based initia

SHaRP students have been helping restore the riparian areas by “removing invasive plant species, planting native plants, and installing rock features as well as spawning gravel in order to assist the salmon popula tion’s continued growth and success rate,” explained Madeleine Wasmuth, a student and SHaRP spokesperson

Credit for the idea, said Clark, should be given to co founder of Organic Ocean and chair of BC Salmon Marketing Council Dane Chauvel

Students employed through Surrey’s SHaRP pro gram retrieved salmon from the hull Sarah Wong photo

Best friends cook up ID scam in comedy

Leo nominated actress Jennifer Tong plays the role of Rebecca in the show “Fakes” that follows two best friends who acciden tally build one of the largest fake ID em pires in North America

Tong told the Richmond News that there was an undeniable amount of pressure ﬁlm ing as the lead character Rebecca, but ex perience from past roles in ﬁlm and theatre prepared her well

Jennifer Tong (left) plays Rebecca and Emilija Baranac plays Zoe in the CBC Gem and Netﬂix series “Fakes ” David Astorga/CBC Gem

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The McMath alumna works along side Emilija Baranac and Richard Harmon in the 10 episode comedy series, which premiered on Sept 1 on CBC Gem for Ca nadian viewers and Sept 2 on Netﬂix for other countries

“It’s every actress’ dream come true espe cially for a role in a story like this,” she said

“Being able to show Vancouver as Van couver it’s a proud moment for all of us It’s magical,” she says

Tong was shopping at a store on Gran ville Street in Vancouver when she received the call from her agent that she landed the role

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Iconic views of the Vancouver Seawall, Ambleside Beach and the Lions Gate Bridge can be seen throughout the TV se ries Too often, these scenes need to be “hidden” to create the impression the ac tion is happening in Seattle or Los Angeles, said Tong

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“I went outside, I screamed, and I cried on Granville,” she explained

Creating fake ID wasn’t on a Richmond actress’ resume at least, not until she landed a leading role in CBC Gem and Netﬂix’s newest TV series

Tong describes her character Rebecca as a motivated, passionate and adventurous

17 year old girl who also has “fatal ﬂaws” of hurting others

An important part of the ﬁlming, for Tong, was the fact it showcases Vancouver itself

About 70 per cent of the ﬁlm was shot in the outskirts of Greater Vancouver like Ab botsford and Langley, according to Tong

“I relate to Rebecca in a lot of ways be cause I have that drive and motivation in side of me that she does Rebecca is a loyal friend to Zoe (Baranac’s character) and you can see her grow and be vulnerable throughout the season, ” she adds

“I felt ready for it, and I think ‘China Doll’ (at Gateway Theatre) kind of prepped me for it too,” she said “I’m so grateful and had so much fun in a collaborative expe rience while getting to know the writers, show runners and other (cast members) ”

And while her character makes a living from producing fake IDs, Tong said she never had a fake ID herself “not to say that I did not underage drink,” she added Friendship, vulnerability and relationships are all challenged in the comedy show,

“I really hope Vancouver people watch this show and are proud of what their city looks like on ‘Fakes’ ”

“I think one of the biggest underlying mes sages is analyzing that friendship between a friend you grew up with and just how much sh*t can be thrown at it before it ﬁ nally breaks or succeeds and survives ” Vancouver featured as itself

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In her proﬁle, Piao said, she wants to seek the truth, preserve “moral family values” and have tax dollar accountability in council decision-making

After a testy exchange with questions coming from the audience, Brodie eventually explained what was happening with the vaccination mandate.

The vaccination mandate was lifted on April 8, about 10 days after Piao spoke to city council.

While Piao was speaking, audience members started heckling city coun-

On her social media feed, Piao links to her presentation and discussion with the mayor

In her proﬁle, on the city’s election page, Piao

The Community Char ter allows city councils to discuss issues like labour and employee relations, litigation, legal advice, as well as some land issues in closed-door meetings.

Closed meetings irk candidate

See Richmond-News.com for full coverage.

Richmond Mayor Malcolm Brodie told Piao the vaccination decision was dealt with in a closed meeting, clarifying certain items are allowed to be discussed in closed-door meetings.

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explains her civic engagement began during this council meeting about “voting accessibility challenges” and “the discovery of a closed-door meeting decision for public policy.”

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Jasmine Piao attended a city council meeting in March to talk about accessibility issues during the May 2021 by-election.

The election will be held on Oct. 15.

In December, 36 city staff members, including nine ﬁreﬁghters, refused to show proof of vaccination and were put on unpaid leave. They were, however, given some back pay after a mediated resolution.

After the Second World War, Nazis were tried at the Nuremberg trials, and Piao drew a comparison between their defence of following orders and those implementing vaccine mandates.

In the end, Piao referred to the Nuremberg trials, at which time, Brodie shut down the exchange.

cil, asking questions about closed-door meetings and why decisions are made in these meetings.

But she also spoke about the vaccination mandate that was imposed on all city staff last year, a decision made by city council.

One Richmond city council candidate said she was inspired to run in the Oct. 15 municipal election after discovering there were closed-door meetings at city hall.

Spikeball will still be allowed in city parks

City spokesperson Clay Adams did say that park staff are still asking Spikeball participants to consider using more dis-

However, it appears that the proper process for limiting use of the ﬁelds was not followed and that the signs banning Spikeball should, in fact, not have gone up.

Tom Au vocals, electric guitar

cultural barriers, everyone can enjoy and experience the fun and buzz of live music at Gateway,” reads Gateway Theatre’s media release

The City of Richmond initially told the News that the signs were put up to protect the grass ﬁelds from excessive wear and tear caused in small areas by the rapid and repetitive movements in Spikeball.

The Richmond News reported online on Tuesday how the city’s parks depart ment was being branded killjoys after signs were placed at Brighouse and King George parks prohibiting the four-person activity, which requires some volleyball skills where your team has to “spike” a small ball off a two-foot wide trampoline.

The sport of Spikeball will be allowed in Richmond’s parks, despite signs to the contrary placed in two public spaces ear lier this week.

This sign, placed at Brig house and King George parks earlier this week, has now been taken down

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creet and outlying parts of any grass ﬁelds or use artiﬁcial turf areas.

Members of the band

While another commented that the ban was “like my grandparents ‘good furniture’ in the off-limits living room.”

Doors open at 1:15 p m on Sept 24 for the free Culture Days Celebration Concert and it will run from 2 p m until 3 p m Reservation is required and details and tickets are available at GatewayThe atre com

The reaction to the ban earlier in the week on social media platform Reddit was less than understanding.

A free multilingual con cert is going to be held at the Gateway Theatre on Sept 24 as a part of its Culture Days program ming

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Ricky Mo music direc tor, keyboard Danny Lai bass

Dominic Lam percus sion, wind instruments

The six member act (pic tured right) will be per forming covers of hits from artists such as The Carpen ters, Cliff Richard and Te resa Teng, as well as mash ups and original songs

“As music is a universal language that transcends

Free Gateway concert for Culture Days

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B C based Star Band’s hour long concert will fea ture pop songs in English, Cantonese, Mandarin and Japanese.

Priscilla So lead vocalist Albert Wong vocals, guitar

“It’s a damn ﬁeld in a public park not an expensive Persian rug... it’s meant to be used and will have wear and tear,” wrote one Reddit user

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Two 2-pc washroom, 3-parking + loading bay Vacant possession BRIDGEPORT 2,505 SF WAREHOUSE $1,498,000NEW LISTING #404-1438 W. 7TH AVENUE VANCOUVER SPACIOUS 760 sq.ft. 1-bedroom + solarium/den in Fairview's concrete "Diamond Robinson" with mountain views. Enjoy your ifestyle of South Granville shopping, restaurants & galleries: theatre & produce at Granville Island; and walking False Creek's seawall (Wa kScore of 96!). Well kept updates include granite counters, white kitchen & bathroom cabinets, wide plank laminate wood flooring, stainless stee appliances & front-loading washer/dryer 1 Parking ncluded (inquire for details on 2nd parking space!). Pets (max 50lb dog) & rentals friendly (minimum 6-mth terms); no smoking building. 760 SQ.FT FAIRVIEW BEAUTY $699,000NEW LISTING

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RICHMOND-NEWS.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022 A25 RE/MAX Westcoast, #110-6086 Russ Baker Way, Richmond, BC V7B 1B4 / Tel: 604.273.2828 / Cell: 604.317.7768 / Fax: 604.284.1581 / Email: patti@pattimartin.com Each office independently owned and operated. #434-5700 Andrews Road RIVERS REACH 2 bedroom, 1 bath, TOP FLOOR unit with west exposure over the greenspace, mature lanscaping provides all the privacy you will need. Live the Steveston lifestyle in this BRIGHT unit with a functiona layout and lots of updates. Kitchen with stainless steel appliances and updated paint throughout. Gas fireplace in the living area, hardwood floors throughout including the bedrooms. Updated blinds. Excellent school catchment with Homma Elementary and McMath Secondary Pet friendly building. Beautiful grounds with the lagoon system and boardwalk into the Village. 1 parking spot. Patti Martin 604-273-2828 $659,800 #309-4111 Bayview Street LIVE IN THE HEART OF STEVESTON VILLAGE in this west facing 2 bedroom plus den unit with views to the Village and Fraser River at the sought after Brunswick. Enjoy 2 huge outdoor balconies perfect for outdoor enjoyment, dining, gardening and catching those famous Steveston sunsets! Large kitchen with huge centre island, ample cabinetry and counter space. Kitchen opens onto the living/dining "great room" with huge picture w ndows and electric fireplace. Amazing floor plan w th separated bedrooms both with ensuites. Huge in-suite storage, cozy den, h gh ceilings. Well-managed, pet-friendly building located right beside the Starbucks and across from the Prickly Pear Garden Centre. Building amenities incl guest suite, caretaker party room, library and gym. 2 parking, a great unit! Patti Martin 604-273-2828 $1,199,800 #114-7251 Minoru Boulevard Spacious 2 + Den/ 2 Bath corner unit at THE RENAISSANCE, central Richmond s premier ADULT ORIENTED (19+), rainscreened & re-piped building! Perfect for a downsizer or empty nester looking for a QUIET YET CENTRAL location, complex has resor vibe with all suites facing an open air courtyard with fountain & mature landscaping to enjoy Many updates incl hard surface flooring throughout, RENO D KITCHEN in 2019 includes quartz counters, SS appliances & lighting. Baths also completely reno d except for tub & shower Second bdrm includes large storage area & negotiable boxed style Murphy bed. Gas f/p in the living dining/area. Private west fac ng balcony Short walk to shops skytrain & Seniors Centre. 1 locker & 1 parking (owner rents 2nd spot) A must see!

Solid and well maintained upstairs-living style home located in the Ironwood neighbourhood. Set in a redeveloping area, on a HUGE NORTH/SOUTH LOT, this home offers 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths UP and 2 bedrooms with 1 full bath and a separate entrance and kitchen DOWN. Both kitchens feature gas cooking. Potential for a bigger rebuild in the future, a fantastic property to live in and develop later H/W tank 2020, roof 2015, new shed 2015, re-piped 2008, furnace 2008, brand new back fence Tons of driveway parking, easy access to Hwy 99 & 91, Ironwood Mall, transit and schools.

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Martin 604-273-2828 $699,800 5182 57A Street, Delta SUPERB VALUE in Ladner 2600 sq ft meticulously maintained nice family home on a rectangular 7,700 sq ft lot with EAST backyard & a park-like garden overlooking open green space. House is solid & owner occupied w/ many updates incl: roof, windows, blinds, lightings, carpets, paint & hot water tank 2017. Upstairs has 3 spacious bedrooms, full bath, kitchen w/ eating area, living, dining & COZY enclosed sundeck for family room. Potential in-law suite downstairs with full bath, workshop & a fantastic SOLARIUM. Laundry can be shared by both floors. Situated on a quiet street in nice family oriented neighborhood. 2 mins to shopping, SaveOnFoods, FreshCo, 10 mins to Richmond. Don't miss this gem! A great investment opportunity Andrea Chu 604-338-6600 $1,419,900 3380 Francis Road Sunny 66' X 120' south facing backyard in redeveloping area of Seafair makes this well maintained split level home ideal for a live/rent out now and build later Previous renos include oak cabinets, slate tile, s/s appliances and large island in kitchen leading to a cozy family room Spacious liv/din with gas fireplace. Primary bedroom up is two rooms joined for loads of space. Two full baths, lower level bath has walk-in shower Refinished original oak flooring throughout. Roof is 12 years old, several skylights for additional light. Exposed aggregate patio for outdoor living that includes a hot tub. Powered and insulated oversized garage.

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Martin 604-273-2828 NEW$1,599,900 LISTING #304-6077 London Road STEVESTON LIVING at its best in this PENTHOUSE, northfacing 2 bedroom 2.5 bathroom 2 level home! Located in London Station II in highly sought-after London Landing. This beautiful home boasts STUNNING VIEWS from its MASSIVE 431 SQF ROOFTOP PATIO. Breathtaking sunsets provided from the sweeping Marina, Mountain and farm views. Enjoy climate comfort year-round with the buildingʼs Geothermal system. Other quality features include Bamboo flooring, gas fireplace and stove, and a gourmet kitchen with SS appliances. Steps away from Diplomat Bakery, Ember Kitchen, Sanctuary Café, daycares, schools and a short stroll into Steveston Village. Maint. fee includes City Water and Sewer 2 parking and 1 locker Pet and rental friendly Patti Martin 604-273-2828 Adam Wachtel 604-315-2746 NEW$849,000 LISTING #308-7751 Minoru Blvd Beautifully renovated, TOP FLOOR 1 bdrm LOFT, with 1.5 baths in popular CANTEBURY COURT MOVE RIGHT IN to this spacious unit that has been FRESHLY PAINTED throughout and features vaulted ceilings in the living room. Main floor offers updated kitchen with newer cabinets, counters and s/s appliances, renovated powder room, wood burning fireplace and in suite laun dry New baseboard heating units keep the unit cozy Upstairs offers a breezy loft bedroom with full ensuite and east facing PRIVATE DECK. Convenient location to transit, shopping, Canada Line and all amenities. Patti Martin 604-273-2828 Andrea Chu 604-338-6600 NEW$499,000 LISTING NEW LISTING $529,800

$1,699,800 #201-3411 Springfield Drive This functiona 2 bed 1.5 bath, fully renovated Steveston home is located in a newly rainscreened building with all exterior walls, windows, sliding doors, balconies, roofs, and enterphone replaced. Piping project APPROVED and to be completed in the coming months. Enjoy a generous living room with newer laminate flooring leading out to your large west-facing, enclosed balcony The kitchen has been updated with new, white, soft closing cabinets, new stone countertops, and SS appliances. 1 parking spot and 1 locker Convenient access to Steveston, parks, splash parks, schools, walking trails, dyke, cafes, restaurants and community centre. Adam Wachtel 604-315-2746 $549,000 #1201-6631 Minoru Boulevard Extra spacious east facing one bedroom unit in Regency Park Towers. Large windows for lots of light and good-sized balcony off living room. Unit is in original condition ready for your decorating ideas. Excellent location across from Richmond Center and steps to Canada Line. Short walk to Minoru Park, library and Minoru Centre for Active Living which includes pool, gym and Seniors Center 1 parking and 1 locker included. No pets. No rentals. Shared laundry Patti Martin 604-273-2828 $399,900 #2-4388 Bayview Street Rarely available spacious 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath townhouse with lower level and upper level flex rooms for extra living space in the heart of Steveston at PHOENIX POND. Just steps to the Waterfront Pier! This recently renovated unit features: new vinyl flooring, new carpet, new paint, a large updated kitchen and countertops, open living area and French doors leading out to your 200 sqft south facing patio. All this and a short stroll to the village, with quaint shops, gourmet restaurants and Farmers Market, cafes, schools, playground and community centre. Patti Martin 604-273-2828 Adam Wachtel 604-315-2746 $1,099,000 8591 Fairdell Crescent $1,699,800SOLD #305-7571 Moffatt Road TOP FLOOR 2 bdrm corner unit in well maintained BRIGANTINE SQUARE. Lots of light in this southwest corner location. Unit is in mostly original condition but well cared for Spacious floor plan with wood burning fireplace, in suite laundry and covered balcony Convenient storage locker on the same floor for easy access. 2 side by side parking. Amenities include exercise room and sauna. Great location to bus, Canada Line, shopping and desirable schools: Ferris Elementary & Richmond Secondary Easy to show Patti Martin 604-273-2828 11371

A26 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022 RICHMOND-NEWS.COM RE/MAX Austin Kay Realty & RE/MAX Anita Chan Realty* #110-6086 Russ Baker Way, Richmond BC V7B 1B4 $948,000 #115-7571 Moffatt Road AUG 30 $988,000 #307-5500 Andrews Road AUG 29 $29/SF PRIME EXECUTIVE OFFICE SPACE Excellent opportunity to lease prime executive office space in a central location between the Airport & West Richmond at the South Airport Terminal! Premium ground floor corner space with 3376 SF at $30/SF and its own bathrooms at a reasonable rate. Second floor spaces also available at $29/SF Access to a huge executive-style lounge & boardroom at discounted rates are available to all occupants in the building. The all inclusive GROSS lease rates include property taxes, heat, air conditioning, lights & water Easily accessible from Central Richmond. 4360 Agar Drive FOR LEASE - GROUND $548,000FLR GREAT 593 SF WITH 1 PARKING Great opportunity to OWN your own brand new, air conditioned 593 SF office space with 1 parking spot in the Class A-Rated office tower at the International Trade Centre in Richmond. This 10th floor office space is rectangular in shape, has no pillars and offers high ceilings and easterly views. Comes with View Smart Windows with 4 shades of tint that can be operated by a phone app. Located next to the new upscale Versante Hotel, Bruno Restaurant & Bar and Sushi Kiwami. Conveniently located by the corner of No. 3 Road & Bridgeport Road that’s just minutes to the Bridgeport Canada Line Station, YVR International Airport and 15 minutes to Downtown Vancouver Ready for your design ideas. #1075-8477 Bridgeport Road OFFICE SPACE WATERFRONT 2 BDRM + DEN, 1640 SF This stunning 2 bedroom + den CORNER home has amazing N W and S views of the ocean, mountains and Stanley Park in the coveted Vancouver WATERFRONT residence at One Harbour Green! With understated elegance throughout and 1640 SF of spacious living, this pristine home features Snaidero cabinetry top of the line Sub-zero & Meile appliances, stone countertops, contemporary built-in millwork, air conditioning, auto blinds, 2 luxurious bathrooms including a spa-like master ensuite with radiant heat/seamless glass/body jets, full walk-in pantry hidden murphy bed, tiled gas fireplace + more. Comes complete with 4 outdoor balconies and private 2 vehicle garage w/ storage room With full-time concierge service, 3 units/floor and resort-style amenities, OHG is Coal Harbour living at its best! #803-1169 West Cordova St, Van $3,790,000 $2,198,000 4 BDRM + DEN FAMILY HOME Impressively well kept 4 bedroom + den family home that’s located on a huge 13,207 SF lot w/ a wide 72.5’ frontage! Enjoy this centrally air conditioned 2393 SF home that features a super bright kitchen w/ island, newer stainless steel appliances, vaulted ceilings & family room w/ wet bar (all added with City permits). Other updates incl a roof that’s just 9 yrs old, 3 openable skylights, upgraded double-glazed windows, large laundry rm, 2.5 bathrooms, 2 fireplaces & loads of storage in the enormous heated crawlspace. The super flexible layout can be easily separated for in-laws, nannies or extended family All this on a fully landscaped lot with a sunny SW backyard, large back patio & detached single garage. Perfect holding property or build your dream home that’s 5212 SF plus garage. 8751 Roselea Place HUGE 13,207 SF LOT JUSJUSTSOLD TSOLD CUSTOM BUILT 5+ DEN FAMILY HOME This custom-built family home offers 5 bedrooms, den and 4.5 bathrooms in an amazing south-facing location that’s directly across from the park and 1 block from the dyke trails. This “Steveston North” 3400 SF home features high vaulted ceilings in the grand entry and living room, hardwood floors, gourmet kitchen, granite counters, stainless steel appliances 2 cozy fireplaces, lots of built-in cabinets, bright skylights, large walk-in closets, crown mouldings and radiant floor heat. Super bright and even comes complete with a 1-bedroom nanny / inlaw suite 3-car garage security system and built-in vacuum. All this and located on a large 66x108 = 7166 SF landscaped lot in the Steves Elementary & Boyd Secondary school catchment and close to Steveston Village and Seafair Mall. 3331 Springford Avenue $2,688,000 , STEVEST, ON NORTH 1725 SF 3 BED PENTHOUSE Priced to Sell !!! Exceptional value on this 1725 SF spectacular 3 bedrooms / 2 + huge den with 2.5 baths, 2 large decks (235 SF outdoor space) and 2 side x side parking spots! It’s built by BOSA. It’s CONCRETE. It’s priced at $607 PER SQ FT It’s UPDATED. Strata has $450,000 in their contingency fund. What more can you ask for? Amazing views from this South West corner unit with high ceilings in the living room & floor to ceiling windows throughout, brand new herringbone-designed oak hardwood floors, new contemporary gas fireplace, refinished smooth ceilings, automatic roller blinds plus 70 sf of functional insuite storage. Located in a prime Central Richmond location that is just steps to shops, restaurants, transit, Skytrain & Richmond Centre Mall. Don’t let someone else take advantage of this amazing opportunity #1809-7380 Elmbridge Way $1,048,000 , CENTRAL, RMD P/H 2 BDRM + DEN WITH RIVER VIEWS Amazing south-facing WATERFRONT 2 bedroom + den + flex room condo with RIVER VIEWS from every room and 2 side x side parking spots at the Waterstone Pier! This hidden gem features 1130 SF of spacious living, open kitchen, stainless steel Kitchenaid appliances, gas stove, new hood fan, granite countertops, hardwood floors, new carpets, electric fireplace, huge master bedroom, 2 full bathrooms, large insuite laundry room and 1 locker Monthly strata fees include hot water & geothermal air conditioning/ heating. All this in a pet-friendly complex with lush greenery & serene settings that’s only minutes from Watermania Pool, Silver City Theatres, Country Farm Market, Ironwood Mall with super easy access to Hwy 99 #312-14200 Riverport Way $799,000W, ATERFRONT CONDO!! 2 BDRM, 2 BATH CONDO REGENT'S GATE by Polygon! Very well maintained and sparkling clean 2 bedroom, 2 full bathroom condo with 983 SF of spacious living that is ABOVE the ground level. This bright home west-facing home features 9’ ceilings, radiant in-floor heat insuite laundry gas fireplace and crown mouldings and patio off of living room. 1 secured covered parking with overhead storage Maintenance fees include the heat, hot water gas and city utilities. All this in a well-run, pet friendly gated community for 19 years+ with guest suites, exercise room party room, pool table and lots of visitors parking. Enjoy the conveniences of being just steps to Garden City Shopping Mall, buses, parks & restaurants. Ready to move in so make this your next home! #104-8775 Jones Road $568,000NEW, PRICE $948,000 #33-9079 Jones Road AUG 16 $988,000 #59-6188 141 Street, Surrey AUG 16 JUSTSOLD JUSTSOLD $498,000 APPLE GREENE PARK SOUTH FACING 2 BEDROOM! Super bright and clean 2 bedroom 1.5 bathroom condo in the very popular Apple Greene Park community by No 1 & Francis Rd. This south-facing clean home is located in an excellent quiet location and features 926 SF of spacious living, large living and dining areas and a arge upgraded covered balcony 1 parking & 1 locker All this in a great complex that has reasonable maintenance fees, clubhouse, indoor and outdoor pools that’s just steps to Seafair Mall, West Rmd Community Centre Pitch & Putt, Grauer Elementary and Boyd Secondary and a short distance to Steveston Village and nice strolls along the Dyke trails. #210-8880 No 1 Road NEW LISTING $28/SF OFFICES FOR LEASE 200 6055 SF Excellent opportunity to lease up to 2 levels of office space in a central location between the Airport & West Richmond! Great for those who want flexible spaces ranging from 200 SF on the 2nd level, 2100 SF on the ground level or even up to 6055 SF in total at a reasonable cost Access to a huge executive-style lounge & boardroom at discounted rates are also available to all occupants in the building. The all-inclusive GROSS lease rates of $28/SF include property taxes, heat air conditioning, lights & water Easily accessible from Central Richmond. 4380 Agar Drive SOUTH AIRPORT TERMINAL $688,000 NW CORNER 2 BDRM 2 BATH WITH HUGE DECK Amazing NW corner 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom CONCRETE condo at “The Versante” in the heart of Richmond with some city and mountain views. Fantastic open layout with floor to ceiling windows, gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances, gas cooktop, granite countertops, laminate floors and wraparound NW facing sundeck off the living room 821 SF insuite laundry & 1 secured parking spot. Great complex w/ billiards room, exercise centre and guest suite. All this in a totally convenient location just steps to Lansdowne Mall, Canada Line, T&T supermarket, Kwantlen College, banks, buses and restaurants. Rentals & pets ok. #504-8280 Lansdowne Road NEW LISTING OPEN SAT 2-4PM OPEN SUN 2-4PM $2,188,000 BUILD OR INVEST 10,458 SF SUBDIVIDABLE LOT Prime South facing lot 10,458 sq ft Subdividable into 2 5,229 sq ft each. Build a new home up to 2818 sq ft each. If you are not ready to build it is a great investment/holding property with 4 bedrooms, 2 dens and 2.5 bathrooms. Updates include laminate hardwood floors and double glazed windows. Convenient location just minutes to Ironwood Mall and easy access to all Highways. 9751 Seavale Road NEW LISTING LARGE LOT 63' X 302" = 19,035 SF! Excellent opportunity to build your dream home of up to 4305 square feet including garage on this great property Zoned AG1 so you can have lots of land at the back of the property for a tennis court, basketball court, mini pitch & putt or to just park extra cars, RV or boat. Just steps to Henry Anderson Elementary and AR MacNeil Secondary School and conveniently located just minutes to Garden City Park, transportation Walmart Supercentre and all the shops & restaurants at the Central at Garden City mall. Easy access to all highways & bridges into Vancouver 6300 No. 4 Road $1,688,000 , NEW, LISTING

RICHMOND-NEWS.COM THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022 A27 604.970.8118 Personal Real Estate Corporation www.bcwestcoasthomes.com #110 6068 Russ Baker Way, Richmond, BC V7B 1B4 Westcoast 1205 6611 MINORU BLVD 3709 1289 HORNBY STREET 5378 COMMODORE DRIVE 407 1315 56 STREET SOLD SOLD SOLD VIEW VIEW VIEW!!! Amazing opportunity to own this Brand New Luxurious 779 sqft one bedroom + den at ONE BURRARD PLACE! Unobstructed VIEWS of English Bay False Creek and beyond! Quality wide plank hardwood floors throughout, heated stone floors in spa like bathroom MITON Italian cabinetry, Caesarstone waterfall kitchen countertop, GAGGENAU kitchen appliances, BOSCH washer & dryer Spacious SW balcony to take full advantage of the view to enjoy your morning coffee or evening glass of wine! Convenience of smart home system air-conditioning, secured parking & bike locker Storage! Superb 5 Star 24/7 Concierge Services, 30,000 sqft “CLUB ONE” amenities featuring Fitness Centre, Indoor Pool, Sauna/Steam Rooms, Hot Tub Yoga Room, Music & Study Rooms, Social Lounge, Wine Tasting room & more! Prominent location with just minutes walk to beach, seawall, Beach District with Fresh Street Market, London Drugs plus easy access to Westend, and Yaletown. A perfect place to call HOME! NEW LISTING $1,298,000 wendianderic.ca www.WendiandEric.ca WEST COAST THE RIGHT ADVICE... FOR TODAY’S MARKET. 40 years of award winning service is a simple click or call away 604.238.SOLD (7653) 604.649.9711 (TEXT) YOURLOCAL NEIGHBORHOOD EXPERTS Richmondbornandraised WELCOME FALL DAVID LINDSAY Personal Real Estate Corporation 604.279.3865 Over 38 years of professional and courteous service Gold Master Medallion Club member 12238 Imperial Dr Steveston South 5 bedroom and games! $2,098,800 Lots of space here with this huge 3,364 sq ft home on a 6,000 sq ft lot in one of Richmond’s most highly sought after locations! Beautifully maintained and tastefully updated throughout including a gorgeous ‘Designer’s own’ kitchen with huge island, granite counters and stainless steel appliances with a gas stove! Features generous room sizes throughout, a large bright entry area, 4 full bathrooms (all updated) and a 2nd set of stairs up to the games room ‘Westwater’ subdivision is located just minutes to the Steveston boardwalk and the great restaurants and shops in the Village Great school catchment includes Homma elementary just around the corner and a 15 minute walk to McMath High (both French immersion) Great value here, call for your private viewing! Connecting agents to the community Show current and future clients you mean business 604 379 4576 | rewads@glaciermedia ca M a c d o n a l d R e a l t y W e s t m a r SELLING? Call today for a free market evaluation of your home Steve Buchsbaum 604.657.7877 Top 10% of all Realtors www.bchomesales.com $578,800 ** 3 Bedroom Concrete Condo ** Masters Green concrete high rise located in West Richmond This rare 3 bedroom condo is on the top ﬂoor (7th) facing West and has great views and features large room sizes, laminate ﬂooring, large balcony and much more Well run complex features an outdoor pool, club house and hot tub Short walk to West Richmond Community Centre & Seafair shopping centre No rental or age restrictions, sorry pets not allowed 704 9320 Parksville Drive, Richmond Steve Buchsbaum: 604.657.7877

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A28 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2022 RICHMOND-NEWS.COM Diana Dickey 604.618.7060 dianadickeycom HELPING YOU MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE 435 E. 47th Avenue, Vancouver $1,698,000 5 bed 2 bath 4026 sqft. LotSold! 6906 Fleming St. Vancouver 33’ x 122’ corner lot with laneway access. Reach out to Diana today to find out the value of your home ComingSoon HELEN PETTIPIECE 604.341.7997 www.helenpettipiece.com Seafair Realty HARBOUR WALKCLASSY PENTHOUSE #402-13040 No. 2 Road Enjoy serene views of the North Shore Mountains from this beautiful 2 Bedroom & Den 2 Bathroom Penthouse. Sleek modern interior with designer color scheme, wide plank flooring, black out roller window shades, high-end Stainless Steel appliances, featuring Bertazzonni Gas Range, Fisher Paykal Fridge Freezer, and Blomberg Dishwasher 2 Parking stalls included Offered at $895,000 4610 52A STREET, LADNER Looking to downsize without compromise. NO STAIRS! DETACHED 3 Bedroom rancher in desirable Laburnum Park Place. Located on a no-thru street, within walking distance to Shops, Amenities, and the WATERFRONT of LADNER Village. Spacious layout featuring large Principal Bedroom with custom en-suite shower 2 Guest Bedrooms, lovely forma Living and Dining Room, Big Kitchen with Oak cabinets, Granite counters and Stainless Steel appliances, good sized Family Room with cozy gas fire and direct access to covered patio and private yard. Hot Summers are NO PROBLEM, as house is fitted with HEAT PUMP and has CENTRAL AC Perfect opportunity for future owners, 55 + to enjoy living in this highly sought after retirement community

www.AnnePiche.com sutton group seafair realty 550 9100 blundell road, richmond, bc v6y 1k3 EXCEPTIONAL VALUE 202-7280 Lindsay Road At just under 700 sq ft this one bedroom/one bath unit affords options for home ownership or investment opportunities. Rentals are allowed. Good schools within walking distance, transit a short stroll away and pre-paid leasehold building has undergone major upgrades over the past few years. Railway walking trail just steps away that leads to the North & South dykes too. SUSSEX SQUARE $198,000 IDEAL INVESTMENT 607-6188 No. 3 Road Situated in the heart of Richmond with the Brighouse Skytrain Station at your doorstep and bus station around the corner Shopping and restaurants all within walking distance you donʼt need a car Clean contemporary 1 bed and den in Mandarin Residence. Beautiful central garden, gym & playground too. Across the street from Richmond Centre and rentals are allowed Ideal investment. CITY CENTRE $648,000 ONE SWEET SUITE 316-5791 Granville Avenue Situated in ADULT ORIENTED (50+) Sharon Manor This bright top floor one bedroom is spotless and spacious at 764 sq ft. Boasts in-suite washer & dryer plus storage on the balcony as well as in the laundry room Complex has a gym and a lovely recreation room with pool table and large patio to barbeque on Conveniently located near Thompson Community Centre, shopping & transit OPEN SAT 2-4PM $336,000 NICER THAN NEW 118-8611 General Currie Road Is this fabulous one bedroom home with a HUGE 315 sq ft west facing patio. Recently renovated you will love the cool new kitchen with tons of cabinets & counter space, stainless steel appliances & live edge bar top. Low maintenance laminate floors & beautiful bright white décor throughout. At 732 sq ft the Master Suite is generous with walk-in closet & cheater ensuite. Donʼt miss this one it wonʼt last OPEN SAT 2-4PM SPRINGATE COOL CLASSY CONCRETE 116-10780 No. 5 Road Low-rise that boasts 2 bedrooms, 2 baths & 2 side by side parking. Open plan with nicely separated bedrooms. Wide plank flooring, gas range, spa like bathrooms and air conditioning. Four year young complex offers quick access to Hwy 99 & shopping at Ironwood Mall. Great amenities gym, badminton & ping pong courts & party room Walls of windows plus pets & rental are OK THE GARDENS $798,000 CHOICE COMPLEX 26-11491 7th Avenue Make the move to MARINERS VILLAGE just steps from the West Dyke, Garry Point Park & Steveston Village. Beautiful cabinetry and built-ins in the living room, vinyl windows, bright updated kitchen (with extra window) and bath with laundry up East and west patios to enjoy the morning or afternoon sun plus easy care laminate floors throughout. Family friendly with grand greenspace & indoor pool. OPEN SUN 2-4PM $788,000 DOWNSIZER'S DELIGHT 5460 Hummingbird Drive Age in place with this rambling rancher with 3rd bedroom up that has been professionally renovated to perfection. Warm wood floors throughout, beautiful bright white kitchen with shaker doors & BIG island. Master Suite is generous with spa like bath & large shower Seldom do we see homes of this calibre where the floor plan is fabulous, renovation exceptional & situated on one of the nicest streets. WESTWIND $2,148,000 BIG BOLD BEAUTIFUL 11491 No. 2 Road Simply smashing renovation in this grand 3,400 sq ft home with unbelievable ʻFamily Fantasyʼ yard. Boasts basketball court, inground trampoline & amazing outdoor lounge & kitchen area. Great Room affords views to the farmland & Mt. Baker Lower level offers a 1 bedroom in-law suite that could expand to a 2 or 3 bedroom one if necessary Gourmet kitchen, Master Suite with HUGE walk-in and more. WESTWIND $2,399,000

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Pau Joseph Dubord MD, FRCSC, OC, passed away Monday, September 5 n Vancouver after a short, ntense battle with pancreatic cancer He is survived by Mary Lou, hs oving wife of fifteen years, and by her chldren Mitchel (Maryam) and Tom (Shara) Paul was predeceased by his wife Joanne and is survived by their three sons: Luke (Laure), Michae (Shela) and Marc (Danne)

Dr Dubord was a renowned corneal surgeon, an actve member of the Ophthalmology communty and a world leader n nternationa eye banking and corneal transpantation Paul worked tirelessly n Canada, Japan, Singapore, Sr Lanka, Afrca, South Amerca, Europe and especially in India to improve access to qualty corneal transpants Pau was a Professor Emeritus at the Unversity of Brtish Columbia (UBC), Department of Ophthamology and was a board member of the Branch of Internationa Surgery at UBC He was active in the Eye Bank Associaton of America where he hed various leadership positions, ncludng servce on ts medica advisory board snce 1992 He aso worked on expert panes of the Canadan Standards Assocation and of the Word Health Organzation to develop standards for tissue transplantaton

A beautiful soul has left this world The famly of Lndsey Margaret Hayama is saddened to announce her recent peaceful passing

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Lndsey was born in Aberdeen, Scotland and emgrated to Toronto with her parents when she was a ittle girl At the age of 23, she moved out west to Vancouver wth her husband Sei and their baby son Smon They eventualy setted in Richmond

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Birdie Indoor Golf Centre Ltd , dba Birde Indoor Gof Centre, operating from premises located at 4280 No 3 Road Unt 120, Richmond BC

Total person capacity proposed for the establishment wil be set at 53 Persons

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REMEMBRANCES

In 1994 Pau founded the registered charty Eyesight International whch has worked internatonaly to improve corneal transplantation and has had a ong and productve reationshp with the LV Prasad Eye Institute in Hyderabad India training hundreds of fellows and hepng thousands of people For his contributons to ophthamology and for his treless humantarian work on the internatonal stage, notaby in India, Paul was appointed as an Officer of the Order of Canada

Lndsey was known for her creatvty and artistic ablity, her beautifu tabe settngs, and her eye for desgn; the resuts of which were evdent through out her ovey home Lindsey had a gentle and sweet nature She was a loyal compassonate and much vaued friend to many She was also a patron of the arts and loved ive music and theatre She truly had a “green thumb” and a knack for perfecting her amazing garden She enjoyed travel and her and Sei experienced many memorable trps, highights incude Japan and Italy

She s predeceased by her father Edward Forest Lndsey is survved by her husband Sei, her son Simon, her mother Eisabeth, and her sisters Juie (John Paul) and Diane (Roger) She was a proud, ovng aunt and absoutely adored her four neces (Mandy, Tory, Holy, and Katie), her two grand nieces (Beth and Elie), and her grand nephew (Nathan)

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DUBORD, Paul Joseph

HAYAMA, Lindsey Margaret March 19, 1951 April 18, 2022

Lndsey wl be deary mssed and forever remembered by her loving family and wde range of friends At her request, there wil be no service Rest in peace dear Lindsey COMMUNITY Lost LOST CAT White & Grey Tabby since June 15 Short haired / Green eyes / Very friendly but shy at first. Microchip / Reward / Please call 604 272 4207

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In leu of flowers, donations may be made n Paul’s memory to Eyesight nternationa: https://eyesghtnternationa com/ (Regstered Canadan Charity # 92923848RR0001)

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