New Westminster Record February 23 2017 by New West Record

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Artist David Bowen with fly revolver, part of the new exhibition, BRINK, opening Feb. 24 at the New Media Gallery at Anvil Centre. The exhibition features the work of five artists from around the world. It starts with an opening reception Friday evening at 7 p.m., including a talk by artist Stefan Tiefengraber, and continues until April 30. See more about the exhibition on page 13 of today’s paper.

City launches final round of OCP consultation By Theresa McManus

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It’s last call for folks wanting to offer input into the official community plan. The City of New Westminster has released a draft of its official community plan, which will provide a vision of the city to 2041 and will guide future growth. Community members are invited to review and provide feedback on the draft OCP at two upcoming drop-in open houses: ! Saturday, Feb. 25, noon to 3 p.m., Century House, Douglas/Fir rooms, 620 Eighth St. ! Tuesday, Feb. 28, 5 to 8 p.m., New Westminster Public Library auditorium, 716 Sixth Ave. “It’s our last opportunity to get feedback before we refine the

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POLITICS

Green leader conﬁdent about taking New West AndrewWeaver says ‘it’s not a strong NDP town’ – while NDP incumbent Judy Darcy stays on track with her message By Theresa McManus

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New Westminster isn’t as NDP as many people think. B.C. Green Party leader Andrew Weaver was in town last weekend door knock-

ing with New West candidate Jonina Campbell, and he predicts she’ll beat incumbent NDP MLA Judy Darcy when voters go to the polls in May. “Without any doubt,” he said when asked if Camp-

bell would win. “You have one of the worst voter turnouts in the province at around 50 per cent. One in two voters stay home, they don’t bother to vote because they don’t see their vote mattering.They give

up because they think this is a strong NDP town.What it is – it’s not a strong NDP town – it’s a strong disenfranchised voter town.” In all but one provincial election since 1952, New Westminster voters have

elected an NDP (or its CCF predecessor) Member of the Legislative Assembly. Weaver told the Record that Darcy got 48 per cent of the vote in 2013, compared to the Liberal’s 33 per cent and the Green’s eight

per cent. “You had 58 per cent voter turnout.When I ran in Oak Bay-Gordon Head, the voter turnout was 70 per cent. It was the highest in the province.We brought Continued on page 10

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‘Did you see that? That’s two gay dads’ Mike Tiney and Chris Jodoin were braced for strange looks, but they’ve also found a community that embraces their newfound parenthood By Tereza Verenca

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Mike Tiney and Chris Jodoin always knew they wanted kids, but they weren’t sure which road to parenthood to take. Adopting and surrogacy were discussed at length many times. “We kind of came to the conclusion that we wanted a child as genetically close to us as possible,”Tiney, co-president of New West Pride, told the Record during an interview at their New West apartment. So when Jodoin’s sister-in-law, Jessie, joked that she’d be a surrogate for the couple, the idea stuck. “My husband and I didn’t want any more kids.We thought about it,” she said, adding it wasn’t a tough decision. “I think a lot of people have a problem with that. I knew, going forward, that it’s my nephew or my niece.The baby’s always going to be in my life.” Jessie decided to let the pair in on her decision by presenting them with an Easy Bake oven, a cheeky gesture they all laugh about today. With Jodoin as the sperm donor, all the family needed at the point was an egg donor. That’s where Tiney’s sister, Chelsea, comes in.The then-22-year-old said the decision was a no-brainer. “(My friends) thought it was crazy. A lot of my close friends, they’re not really close with their families, but to me, my family is everything. It’s like, ‘Yeah, why wouldn’t I do that?’” She wanted to do something special, too, so on Father’s Day 2014, Chelsea gave her brother a letter. “She took two eggs and drew two little faces on them and presented it to us, as a yes, I will do this,” said Tiney. Spencer David Jodoin came in to the world on March 9, 2016 at 10:37 p.m., weighing eight pounds, two ounces and measuring 21 inches long. (He had a full head of hair, too.) “I ugly cried,” Jodoin recalled, choking up a bit. Both Jodoin and Tiney, who have been together since 2010, were in the delivery room for the birth. Jodoin caught Spencer as he came out and Tiney cut the umbilical cord. They also hired a photographer to capture some of the first moments for the new family of three, including the skin-on-skin contact Spencer had with Jodoin. “No experience I ever will have again will compare to that moment. It was life changing,” said Tiney with a smile. MAKING IT WORK Going the surrogacy route didn’t come

A PRECIOUS GIFT: From left, Jessie Jodoin, Chris Jodoin, Spencer David Jodoin, Mike Tiney and his sister, Chelsea Tiney. Spencer, Mike and Chris’ son, was created from Chris’ sperm and Chelsea’s egg (Jessie was the surrogate). The gay couple wanted to have a child as genetically close to them as possible, and their siblings were all for the idea. PHOTO JENNIFER GAUTHIER cheap. To date, the couple has invested between $40,000 and $50,000 into the process.The money has covered everything from the invitro fertilization procedure and the hormone pills to the maternity clothes. Jodoin and Tiney also topped up Jessie’s EI benefits. Unlike some Canadian families, the couple didn’t have access to parental benefits. Because both of them are self-employed – Tiney, a contracted carpenter, and Jodoin, an event design and décor business owner – they were not eligible. When Spencer was born,Tiney took two weeks off from work and Jodoin stayed home for six weeks. “We just made do with staff and help from (our) moms,” said Jodoin. “I’d bring Spencer to meetings. I would take him to event set-ups.” With Spencer’s birthday nearing, the couple says they find it hard to believe a year has gone by. For Jodoin, his favourite part of parenting has been watching Spencer grow. “Seeing all the new stages is neat, like when he started crawling and walking along the furniture, eating his first foods,” he said. For Tiney, it’s seeing his son’s smile, hearing his giggles and seeing him manoeuvre on all fours as he crawls up a storm around the apartment. “The fact that he’s so happy.You hear horror stories all the time from parents,” he told the Record. Anyone who follows the couple on social media can attest to that happiness.Wheth-

er it’s a photo of Spencer getting his first haircut or a bath time video on Facebook, there’s always a fair amount of likes. Last summer, the family won an Instagram contest as part of International Kiss Day, which asked folks to submit a smoochworthy photo.The black-and-white picture featured Tiney and Jodoin sharing a kiss with Spencer in their arms. “I want to help promote inclusiveness with people in the community of all ages. I want them to know that a child with two dads, or with two moms, is just as loved and as ‘normal’ as any other child with a mom and a dad,” said Tiney of putting Spencer in the social media spotlight. SOUND ADVICE Tiney admitted he was “very afraid” about becoming a gay parent in his community. “I was worried about the looks we would get, what people would say when we were grocery shopping; two men pushing a grocery cart with a little kid,” he said. The couple does get looks,Tiney added, but they’re not bad looks. “They’re smiles and they’re surprised looks. So far, we haven’t encountered any sort of homophobic instances anywhere.” Jodoin noted they’ve been stopped on the street a couple of times while out for a walk, with people commenting on how cute Spencer is. “I heard one girl go, ‘Mom, did you see that? That’s two gay dads.’ It made us smile,” he said. When the time comes to send Spencer

off to school,Tiney hopes he’s treated well, given some stories he’s heard from another gay couple in New West. “Their daughter is in school, and I hear some of the stories of the parents, not the kids. ... Like not wanting their kid to play with her because she has two gay dads. And it’s like, really? That’s the part that’s not cool,” he said. “You’d think in this day and age people would be a little bit more respectful of a kid,” Jodoin chimed in. Regardless of these anecdotes,Tiney and Jodoin encourage gay couples to be brave and not scared in their pursuit of parenthood. “Just trust your gut,” said Jodoin. PAYING IT FORWARD Tiney and Jodoin couldn’t definitively say whether they’ll have more kids. If they choose to try for No. 2, they’ll need to find a new surrogate. For Jessie to carry another baby, it would mean complications. In the meantime, they’re paying it forward. A lesbian couple they know recently had their sperm donor back out at the last minute, so Jodoin agreed to provide the sperm, no questions asked. “It’s kind of our little way of (giving back); they (Chelsea and Jessie) helped us, so we’re going to try to help somebody else,” said the business owner. Tiney agreed. “Without them, it wouldn’t have happened. I still don’t know how we can ever repay them,” he said.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS Thursday, February 23 6:30 pm Storytelling Workshop Century House

Friday, February 24 7:30 pm Brink: Opening Reception New Media Gallery

Saturday, February 25 9:00 am Hack Our City City Hall

10:00 am Innovation Week at the Library New West Public Library, main branch

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Volunteers are needed to interview and enumerate homeless persons in New Westminster for the 2017 Homeless Count in Metro Vancouver on Wednesday, March 8, 2017. For more information, please visit the 2017 Homeless Count in Metro Vancouver website (http://bcnpha.ca/metro-vancouver-homelesscount-2017/) or contact Michael Meyer, New Westminster Homeless Count Area Coordinator at contact@michaelmeyer.ca

QUEEN’S PARK HERITAGE CONSERVATION AREA OPEN HOUSES

After more than three years of study and ﬁve rounds of community consultation, the provisions of a heritage conservation area for the Queen’s Park neighbourhood have been drafted. The conservation area policy would include mandatory design guidelines for new houses and up to three levels of heritage protection. Come to one of our events, learn about the policy and help us deﬁne the future of the historic Queen’s Park neighbourhood! Wednesday March 8th at 5:30 - 8:30 pm, City Hall Foyer Or

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Monday, February 27 No Council Meeting 6:30 pm New West Business and Tech Meetup Network Hub, River Market

Tuesday, February 28 9:00 am Innovation Forum Anvil Centre

Wednesday, March 1 6:00 pm VANTEC Pitch Circuit Anvil Centre

7:00 pm Downtown Residents’ Association Meeting Holy Trinity Cathedral

Thursday, March 2 5:30 pm Leadership Dinner Anvil Centre

YOUR PLAN FOR OUR CITY! FINAL OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN CONSULTATION

The City has now released the draft Oﬃcial Community Plan. The Plan provides a renewed vision to the year 2041 and the framework to guide the future growth toward achieving the vision. The draft Plan includes a revised Future Land Use Map that shows the types and locations of land uses that will be encouraged over the next 25 years. At the events, community members will have the opportunity to review and provide feedback on the draft document (including a full size map), and see how the consultation process has shaped the Plan. Open Houses: Saturday, February 25, 2017 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm (drop-in) Century House, Douglas Fir Rooms, 620 Eighth Street Tuesday, February 28, 2017 5:00 pm – 8:00pm (drop-in) New Westminster Public Library auditorium, 712 Sixth Avenue For more information on the OUR CITY 2041 process visit our website: www.newwestcity.ca/ourcity

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PARKING PERMIT RENEWAL REMINDER

This is a reminder that any parking permits that were purchased prior to the new bylaw will be expiring on March 31, 2017. Please keep in mind that as of January 1, 2017, some changes were made to the bylaw, including a 1 year expiry date from the month of purchase as well as a rate change to $15.00/permit (2 residential & 1 visitor). The $50.00 charge for an additional 2 residential permits remains in eﬀect. Permits will no longer be issued on a renewal basis and will be considered a new permit each year with the required documents. For your convenience, the City of New Westminster is now oﬀering permits to be applied for online. For more information please visit www.newwestcity.ca

INNOVATION WEEK

Friday, February 24 – Friday, March 3, 2017 Various New Westminster locations Innovation Week will showcase New Westminster’s increasing role as a regional centre for research, technology and innovation as well as provide opportunities to learn, showcase and experience innovation in action. A number of events will take place during the week that will allow businesses, investors and community members alike to engage, such as the New Westminster Business and Tech Meetup, the VANTEC Pitch Circuit, BRINK at the New Media Gallery, New West PechaKucha Volume 14, and Digital Days – a creative industry conference. Hack Our City, the Innovation Forum, and the Leadership Dinner round out the week’s activities. A full listing and details of all events are available on the City’s website at www.newwestcity.ca/innovatenw.

YOUTH VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION SESSION

Saturday, April 22, 2017 10:00 am – 12:00 pm New West Youth Centre, 620 Eighth Street Registration required, course # 156522 Are you in high school and between the ages of 13-18? Interested in learning new skills, building your resume, and supporting your community? Come volunteer with the New Westminster Parks & Recreation Department! Register for this free two hour orientation that will teach you important skills and guidelines for volunteering. You will also learn about the variety of volunteer opportunities within the Parks & Recreation Department. The session is FREE and you will get two hours volunteer credit for attending. Contact: Liz Twaites, Volunteer Coordinator: ltwaites@newwestcity.ca or 604-519-1066

INSPIRATION DAY

Saturday, March 4, 2017 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Century House , 620 Eighth Street Tickets $6.00 Need some inspiration to brighten your day? Dr. Davidicus Wong joins us again this year to share his inspirational look on life! Laughter Zone 101 Senior Comics will share their humour and Family Services will share some healthy snacks. Advanced tickets required; call 604-519-1066 to purchase.

DOG LICENSE RENEWAL

2017 dog licenses are now available for purchase and renewal. Get yours before March 1st to qualify for the discounted rate. Licenses can be renewed online at newwestcity.ca Please visit City Hall or the New Westminster Animal Shelter at 231 Ewen Ave to license your dog. For more information, please visit www.newwestcity.ca or call 604-519-2008.

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Kind words welcome Darcy pans new budget students at Glenbrook Theresa McManus

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Students at École Glenbrook Middle School arrived on Wednesday morning to find a special message posted on their lockers. Things like “You brighten the world,” “You’re amazing” and “Be you” were written on post-it notes and stuck on all 630 lockers in the school as part of the leadership club’s AntiBullying Day post-it blitz. The idea was to have all the notes in place by the time students showed up in the morning, so they started the day off in a positive way, Natalia Fuentes told the Record. “A lot of people at school, they don’t think about what they’re saying and what words they’re putting into the minds of others until maybe it’s too late, so this really reminds us to just be kind and generous to others, and to be really careful with what you say,” said the

Be kind: Students in École Glenbrook Middle School’s leadership club stuck Post-it notes with positive messages on classmates’ lockers to mark Anti-Bullying Day on Wednesday. PHOTO CAYLEY DOBIE

Grade 8 student. Fuentes was among about 20 students from the leadership club that volunteered to come to school early to put up the post-it notes. School counsellor Jane Osborne, who leads the club of kids in grades 6 to 8, said it was the students’ idea to do the blitz to mark Anti-Bullying Day. “They’re the ones who wanted to do it,” Osborne

said, adding the kids used their lunch hour on Monday to write all the messages in advance. For Fuentes, she hoped the action would have a big impact on her classmates. “I’m hoping that everyone is surprised, and that they really take this as a moment to reflect on what they’re saying and just be kind to others,” she said.

The B.C. Liberals have released a “forget-everything budget” in an attempt to woo voters in the spring election, says New Westminster NDP MLA Judy Darcy. On Tuesday, the provincial government released its fifth consecutive balanced budget. Highlights of the B.C. Liberals’ budget include reductions to MSP premiums for families with incomes of up to $120,000 (starting in January 2018) and a $740-million increase in education funding over three years. “This is Christy Clark’s forget-everything budget,” Darcy told the Record.

“This is a government that has made everything worse for regular families for years now. Now that an election is coming, she wants people to forget everything.” Darcy said the budget doesn’t erase the Liberals’ neglect of funding services that are important to British Columbians and their “endless hikes” to programs. Under the Liberal government, she said the average family is paying more than $1,000 in additional fees as a result of hikes to MSP premiums and ICBC and Hydro rates. “I would give it an F because it is an attempt at a forget-everything budget,” she said of the budget. According to Darcy,

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household incomes of less than $120,000 will be cut by 50 per cent starting on Jan. 1, 2018. ! An additional $796 million will be provided over three years to support families, individuals and children, including $287 million for the Ministry of Children and Family Development, $199 million to fund a $600 annual increase to income assistance rates for persons with disabilities, and $135 million for commu-

studies suggest more than 50 per cent of British Columbians are living paycheque to paycheque and are within $200 of being unable to make ends meet. “MSP hikes have gone up over 100 per cent since the Liberals came to power.They went up just last month, in January,” she said. “Now she (Clark) is saying that eventually they are going to phase them out. But they have gone up 100 per cent, not by some other government but by themselves.” Although some of the announcements are pre-election goodies, Darcy said others were where the government had no choice but to increase funding in some areas.

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Opinion OUR VIEW

Greens putting their bets on young voters Andrew Weaver’s bill may seem a tad self serving. The B.C. Green Party leader and MLA for Oak Bay-Gordon Head re-introduced the Election Amendment Act 1 in the legislature this week.The bill would allow 16-yearolds to vote in B.C. Chances are Weaver believes young people are more interested in the future of the planet than older folks are. And that those

same young voters will see his party as sharing those principles.This may be a big assumption, or not. It’s true that young people today are certainly exposed more to environmental issues.The media 20 years ago seldom mentioned climate change.Today, whether you get your news directly from mainstream sources or via Facebook, concerns about the planet’s environmental future are ever present.

Now, whether young people believe that politics can actually change things, is another matter altogether. And whether they won’t be as self-serving as older voters is another question. The number of young voters compared to older voters in every Canadian election is still much smaller. In the 2015 federal election, the participation of voters aged 18 to 24 was 57.1 per cent. Participation

of voters aged 25 to 34 was 57.4 per cent. But voters aged 65 to 74 continued to have the highest participation rate of all age groups, with 78.8 per cent. It would appear that unless more young voters get out to vote, politicians will continue to cater to the concerns of older voters. And those concerns are often about keeping the status quo – not changing it. But what is perhaps equally interesting is that more

younger voters turned out to vote than in the previous federal election in 2011. In fact voters aged 18 to 24 increased by 18.3 percentage points compared to 2011.That was the largest increase for this age group since Elections Canada began reporting demographic data on turnout in 2004. In comparison, the increase in voter participation for voters aged 65 to 74 was only 3.7 per cent. If the trend continues,

young voters could have a real impact on politics in Canada. But will they? Weaver is trying to boost those odds a bit by lowering the voting age in B.C. We doubt his bill has legs, but it may give us a little window into the future. And as far as tipping points go where demographics and voters are concerned, only time will truly tell.

MY VIEW KEITH BALDREY

Time is ticking for lumber deal It’s hard to see how U.S. President Donald Trump will improve B.C.’s chances for reaching a new deal on softwood lumber.Then again, he may not be worse on this file than was the Obama administration that preceded his ascension to power. That strange take partly explains the fingers-crossed, glass-half-full pronouncements from Premier Christy Clark in recent days. She says the Obama administration essentially refused to discuss a new softwood deal in its waning months in power, preferring to spend 100 per cent of its attention on the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal. By contrast, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his officials managed to get the softwood issue onto the agenda during his recent (and apparently successful) meeting with Trump. David MacNaughton, Canada’s ambassador to the U.S., briefed the B.C. cabinet on the softwood situation last week and later told reporters Canadian officials had been pushing the softwood issue at the Trump administration. “For them it’s minor, they see it as a small, regional issue. And I think the most important thing that we did was to impress on them how important it is to Canada, that this isn’t a small regional issue,” he said. Indeed, the issue is of particularly crucial importance to this province.The end of the softwood agreement and the prospect of

punishing duties slapped on our exports of softwood lumber to the United States potentially impacts about 60,000 direct and indirect forestry jobs in B.C., located in 140 communities. MacNaughton was accompanied to the cabinet briefing by David Emerson, recently appointed B.C.’s envoy to Washington to reach a new softwood deal. Emerson, a former federal trade minister and exB.C. finance minister, didn’t mince words on how tough it will be to get a deal that satisfies B.C. For all of MacNaughton’s cautious optimism (shared, apparently, by the premier), Emerson made it clear a tough road lies ahead. He should know: he negotiated the last deal in 2006. The chaotic nature of the first few weeks of the Trump administration makes it hard for anyone to draw too many conclusions. In any event, the clock is now ticking.The first duties (likely exceeding 20 per cent and perhaps reaching as high as 30 per cent) may start taking effect next month, which will quickly affect the cash flow for smaller forestry operators and likely lead to significant layoffs. So here we are, hoping that a man who is out of step with so many Canadian values comes through in the clutch and helps British Columbia. Glass half full? Hmm. I’ll go with almost empty. But I’ll still keep my fingers crossed. Keith Baldrey is chief political reporter for Global B.C.

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Pastor has the courage of his convictions

Dear Editor: Re: Pastor takes on transgender rights, the Record, Feb. 9. I commend Pastor Paul Dirks for initiating the Woman Means Something campaign. Dirks is one of very few Canadians with the courage to speak out publicly against Bill C-16 and his courage has come with a cost, from personal attacks on social media to being slandered by Global B.C. news as a hater. Dirks speaks for many Canadians who have serious concerns over the far-reaching implications of Bill C-16. The supposed intention behind Bill C-16 is to protect the basic human rights of the transgender community in Canada. Considered in itself, that is a noble intention. All human beings should be treated with dignity and respect. The concern of people like Dirks and the present writer is the manner in which Bill C-16 proposes to do that. This proposed legislation will enshrine in Canadian law an entirely new definition of gender as whatever one wants to make of it (one’s “sense of being a woman, a man, both, neither, or anywhere along the gender spectrum”) rather than the millennia-old definition of gender as the God-given biological reality of male and female.

Radical legislation like this merits open and honest dialogue in the public arena – not the shouting-down and personal attacks that increasingly typifies moral discourse in our country. Thanks to the New West Record for giving Dirks a fair opportunity to represent himself. Gary Zekveld, New Westminster

Fearmongering over trans rights is wrong

Dear Editor: Re: Pastor takes on transgender rights, Feb. 9. As a female high-school student, I find it offensive and discriminatory that transgender people should be stripped of their human rights in order to prevent something that has nothing to do with them. Firstly, the Canadian Human Rights Act is not trying to legalize sexual assault. It’s still illegal to go into a bathroom and rape someone. Secondly, there isn’t a lock that takes a blood sample from every user to find out whether they have an XY chromosome or not. Anyone can go into a bathroom and rape someone without having to look like the respective gender. There is no security measure to prevent entry to a bathroom. It’s 2017. I thought for sure people would be allowed to pee without being harassed these days. Gabrielle Alvarez, Burnaby

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of New Westminster.We will know on May 9.” Darcy agrees that British Columbians want a change in the provincial government, but believes the NDP is the better choice. She said New Democrats have fought on British Columbians’ behalf on issues like MSP rates, health care, vulnerable youth in care, seniors’ care and good-paying, family-supporting jobs “I hear very strong support for the NDP and I hear support that is getting stronger all the time,” she said. Darcy said she’s focusing on issues that matter to New West residents and British Columbians, not her competition on the ballot.

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Continued from page 1 out a ton of people.When you look at this, Judy got 48 per cent of 58 per cent. Judy Darcy won, in what everyone thinks is an NDP city, with only 29 per cent of registered voters voting for her,” he said. “Only 29 per cent of people registered to vote in the riding actually voted for Judy.When we think of it as an NDP town, what we are saying is a lot of people don’t vote because they think of it as an NDP town.” According to Weaver, Campbell is a candidate who inspires people who normally stay home to come out and vote on election day.Weaver, who became the Green Party of B.C.’s first MLA in 2013, said British Columbians are “fed up” and want change. “We are running to govern this election,” he said of the Greens. “We are not running to finish third place or fourth or be a social conscience.We have exceptional candidates.We are willing to accept as many seats as the voters give us.” While some may question whether that’s feasible, Weaver cited election wins in a number of jurisdictions, including theYukon and Alberta, as well as the most recent federal election in Canada and the United States presidential election, as indicators of people wanting change. “People are so fed up,” he said. “They look at the corporate cronyism of the B.C. Liberals and they are just fed up.They look to the NDP and say, ‘You have had 16 years.’They were basically given the last election on a silver platter, and they blew it because they were too afraid to take a stand. They want to be all things to all people all the time and so they lack principle and a

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A New Westminster man is warning the public after he and his partner were attacked at a gas station on Sixth Street last week. It all happened on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14. Hnat Richards and his partner were at the Chevron gas station at Sixth and Brantford streets around 2:30 p.m. when a man they’d never met walked up to them and started making conversation. He asked the couple if they knew where the nearest rehab facility was, and when they said they didn’t, he asked about their car. “He started touching our car and started to peel this plastic that protects from water getting into our car, and we asked him not to do that, and he even poked a hole in it after we said that. So that’s when we said to him, kindly, ‘You have to go;

Broken: Hnat Richards says an unknown man sporting a neck tattoo threw this rock through his driver-side window during an unprovoked attack in uptown last week. PHOTO CAYLEY DOBIE

you have to keep walking, please,’” Richards recalled. The man, however, didn’t walk away. Instead, Richards said the man got defensive and tried to provoke him, asking him what he was “going to do about it.” Then he made racist and homophobic remarks, all the while threatening Richards and his partner, Rich-

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Works teeter, circle and quiver in the balance The exhibition then runs from Saturday, Feb. 25 to Sunday, April 30. The group exhibition features artists who work across disciplines – in video and sculptural, electronic media. “Electronic media and robotic works, as well as a large-scale video installa-

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Stories in stage showcase It’s a celebration of Black History Month showcasing the talents of young performers. The African Stages Association of B.C. is bringing its production, Story-Powering OurYouth, to the stage at Anvil Centre for the Arts for four shows from Feb. 24 to 26. The performance is directed by Comfort Adesuwa Ero, an award-winning teacher, writer and storyteller. It stems from the StoryPowering OurYouth project,

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It’s open to people of all ages, and kids are welcome to attend the performances. Story-Powering Our Youth is on Friday, Feb. 24 at 12:30 and 4:30 p.m.; Saturday, Feb. 25 at 1:30 p.m.; and Sunday, Feb. 26 at 2:30 p.m. Tickets are $18 regular, $8 for youth aged 13 to 18, and $3 for kids aged two to 12, plus service charges. See www.anvilcentre.com or buy tickets through www. ticketsnw.ca. – Julie MacLellan

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CHECK OUT THE VANCOUVER MEN’S CHORUS presentation of Singing Can be a Drag, featuring an evening of live singing, femaleimpersonating musical entertainment and more. It’s on Saturday, Feb. 25 at the Columbia Theatre, 530 Columbia St. Doors open at 7 p.m., and the show is at 8 p.m. For tickets and information, see the website at www. vancouvermenschorus.ca.

ATTEND HACK OUR CITY, the city’s two-day hacking event featuring activities for all ages and skills, including workshops on coding, hacking and stop-motion animation, Lego robotics, a tech bar, hands-on demonstrations and more. For the drop-in social hacking, participants will have access to experts and mentors as they work on their own projects. It’s taking place on Saturday, Feb. 25 and Sunday, Feb. 26 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at

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urday from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. For more information on the #HackOurCity event, go to www.newwest city.ca/innovation-week #hack-our-city. FROM THE CLASSROOM The following was submitted by Isabel Hunt, a student at Purpose Secondary School: Dale Darychuk, a trial lawyer in New Westminster, visited Purpose Sec-

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dog can be. Romeo is a gentle and quiet dog, and Darychuk brings him to his office as an unofficial therapy dog. Romeo’s presence provides a calming influence that helps his clients during their visit at the firm. Many students benefited from Romeos’ visit, feeling more calm and relaxed after sitting with him and receiving his affectionate licks.

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TransLink’s latest announcement about its 10-year vision for Metro Vancouver transit and transportation will come as good news to local seniors. TransLink recently announced it will be funding an additional 85,000 HandyDART trips in 2017 for customers who rely on the door-to-door service to travel across Metro Vancouver for medical appointments, work, community events and visits to family and friends. According to TransLink, the top four destinations for HandyDART are hospitals, day programs, colleges and universities, and stroke recovery clubs. In 2016, HandyDART delivered about 1.2 million trips and its vehicles travelled almost 8.9 million kilometres. “HandyDART is a lifeline for people who are unable to use our buses and

trains – that’s why we prioritized adding more HandyDART services as quickly as possible,”TransLink CEO Kevin Desmond said in a news release. “It’s a critical service for our region, connecting customers with their communities and helping them get to where they need to go.” Prior to the announcement, B.C.’s Seniors Advocate released a survey of almost 7,500 HandyDART users.The survey found that 91 per cent of users are satisfied with the service when they receive it, but nearly one-third of respondents say it’s not meeting, or only moderately meeting, their transportation needs. “Obviously there’s good news here,” seniors advocate Isobel Mackenzie said in a press release. “People are telling us that across many aspects of this service, things are positive, however we are still concerned that there are a significant number of seniors whose trans-

portation meets are not being met.” Along with ride availability, wait times for rides and the booking experiences, including the time required to book rides in advance, are areas where riders who completed the survey feel improvements are most needed. “The cost of the service is another area that we need to look closely at,” Mackenzie said. “While 83 per cent of respondents told us cost is not an issue, we have to remember that some of our lowest income seniors rely heavily on this service and

they clearly are telling us if it costs less, they would use it more.” According to the seniors advocate, 53 per cent of HandyDART users have an income of less than $20,000, while 15 per cent have incomes of less than $10,000 per year.The advocate’s office stated that 78 per cent of HandyDART users are 65 are older. ATransLink press releases states thatTransLink began a review of policies and service structure in June 2016. It is also assessing HandyDART fees as part of its transit fare review process.

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While the weather channels are forecasting some mixed precipitation – including snow – this weekend, spring is just around the corner. For local seniors interested in trying out some new activities or getting set for spring, Century House is the place to be. Royal City Musical Theatre’s annual productions at Massey Theatre are a springtime tradition in the Royal City.While many people have enjoyed a play, concert or musical, few may have a working knowledge of how it all happens. The Making of a Musical will teach folks the inner workings, from understanding a script to seeing how a technical rehearsal brings it all together.They’ll cap off all that knowledge

by attending a production of Anything Goes at Massey Theatre. Open to folks aged 50 and up,The Making of Musical takes place at Century House on Mondays from March 27 to April 24

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from 1 to 2:30 p.m.The course costs $78 (including a theatre ticket).To register call 604-519-1066 and cite code 155915. Nothing quite says spring like gardening – and Century House has you covered

on that front at well. Get Ready for Spring Gardening takes place on Thursday, March 9 from 1 to 2:30 p.m. Joan Miller will lead participants in planting a container of sweet peas and edible peas. Participants will also learn how to make a cooking herb wreath. Intrigued?You can sign up for this course (it costs $35, which includes instruction and all supplies) at 604-519-1066 (cite code 154490.) Seniors can also get into the spring spirit by planting a cup of crocuses and by using hardy succulents and miniature accessories to design and plant a fairy garden.The Cup of Crocuses and Fairy Garden class runs on Thursday, March 23 from 1 to 3 p.m. It’s $42 and includes all supplies. Cite code 154491 when registering for this class.

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AS WE AGE SAVE THE DATES SATURDAY, FEB. 25 WHAT IS IT? The Seniors Services Society is holding its Coldest Night of the Year walk to raise money to support seniors who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. WHAT DO I HAVE TO DO? Community members are invited to enjoy a two-, five or 10 kilometre stroll around the Quay. Registration starts at 4 p.m. at River Market (810 Quayside Dr.), the opening ceremonies take place at 5 p.m., walking begins at 5:15 and a light meal will be served to walkers between 6 and 8 p.m. HOW DO I SIGN UP? For more information or registration visit www. cnoy.org (click on New Westminster under Location) or call the Seniors

Services Society at 604520-6621 or drop by 750 Carnarvon St. SATURDAY, MARCH 4 WHAT IS IT? The popular Inspiration Day event returns to Century House (620 Eighth St.) on Saturday, March 4 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

WHO WILL BE THERE? Dr. Davidicus Wong will share his inspirational look on life, and senior comics with Laughter Zone 101 will share their humour. The day also includes some healthy snacks. HOW MUCH ARE TICKETS? Tickets are $6 and must be purchased in advance by calling 604519-1066. – By Theresa McManus

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Full of heart: Allan Zinyk is Patrice and New West’s David Adams is Bryan in the upcoming Elbow Room Café: The Musical, onstage at the Cultch from March 1 to 12.PHOTO EMILY COOPER, CONTRIBUTED

al friendship that spawned a big gay musical,” Deveau says. Patrice and Bryan’s story anchors an eclectic cast of “misfits, drag queens and the perpetually hung over,” as the release says. The show is on March 1 at 8 p.m. in preview, with opening night at 8 p.m. on March 2. It’s on at theYork Theatre, 639 Commercial Dr., until March 12. See www.thecultch.com.

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Michael Dunn has lived in NewWest for more than 20 years, and he’s been watching the city’s growth and revitalization with interest. “When we first moved here, Columbia Street was not the kind of place you’d say, Saturday morning, ‘Let’s go for a coffee,’” he says. He’s seen that change over the past two decades, but every time he talks about the revitalization of downtown, two themes keep coming up: the need for more cool restaurants and the need for some kind of a cultural-entertainment draw. “It’s been the talk-talktalk topic for years,” he said. Now he’s decided it’s time to stop talking and start doing.With his own background in the music industry – he used to play the Vancouver bar circuit in a rock band and then worked as a record engineer at local studios – music has always been important to him. So he decided to organize and promote The Great Gig in NewWest – a night of rock music at the Columbia Theatre on Saturday, March 4. Dunn has pulled together a roster of local musicians – from amateurs who perform on the side to professionals who’ve worked with the best of the best – to bring to life the music of Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, the Rolling Stones, the Police and U2. “I’m trying to shine a light on local players and let people know there are some really good musicians in town,” he says. He’s chosen to stage the show at the Columbia Theatre because he wants to take advantage of the “concert” atmosphere; the audience won’t be distracted by the goings-on in a bar but will be there to strictly focus on the music. “The goal is to bring quality musicians together in a quality environment,” he says. Dunn’s ultimate goal is as lofty as it is simple: “I’d like to brand NewWest as a cultural destination for the Lower Mainland.” He notes that the work has already begun – Paul Minhas at the Heritage Grill, for instance, offers

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program by Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto, featuring clarinet soloist Gene Ramsbottom. Ramsbottom is currently the principal clarinetist with Vancouver’s West Coast Symphony Orchestra and is the conductor of the Terrace Symphony. “Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto is the finest ever written for this instrument, and the music has a consistently melancholy beauty,” says local arts promoter Tony Antonias. The concert will open with the prelude to Smetana’s comic opera The Bartered Bride. The New Westminster Symphony Orchestra is onstage Sunday, March 5 at 2 p.m. at Massey Theatre, 735 Eighth Ave. Admission is by donation at the door. See www.newwest

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Metro Vancouver and the B.C. Non-Profit Housing Association are on the hunt for volunteers to help with the 2017 Homeless Count. While the majority of the 1,200 volunteer spaces have already been filled, volunteers are still needed in a number of communities: New Westminster – 30; Burnaby – 30; North Shore – 30; and Surrey – 120. The count, taking place over a 24-hour period on March 7 and 8, aims to represent a conservative, pointin-time snapshot of people who are homeless on a given day in Metro Vancouver. The count takes place every three years. According to a press release from the B.C. NonProfit Housing Association and Metro Vancouver, the count has three main goals: " To estimate the number of people who are homeless, including drawing upon existing data sources such as shelters, census, hospitals,

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Community In celebration of Slow Meat Ranchers, farmers and consumers will soon be gathering at River Market for an afternoon of learning, sharing and tasting. Slow Meat Canada and the B.C. Association of Farmers Markets are holding Slow Meat Day at River Market on Sunday, March 5. The event is being held in conjunction with the annual B.C. Farmers’ Mar-

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While Pink Shirt Day is intended to be all about students, it’s not only students that participate in the annual anti-bullying day of action. Const. Gerald Lau, school liaison officer with the New Westminster Police Department, was set tour local elementary and middle schools in his very own pink shirt on Wednesday to bring awareness to a problem that persists in schools. “Bullying, unfortunately, happens every day in life, and I think the more publicity we can get about antibullying campaigns, the better it is. I think everything needs to be brought to the forefront to be dealt with,” Lau said. An important part of campaigns like Pink Shirt Day is education, he added. That includes teaching kids about the different types of bullying and in-

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It’s not by any definition a field trip, but the 12 New Westminster Secondary boys heading to Salmon Arm this weekend hope to turn it into a field day. The dozen student-athletes making the trek have qualified for the provincial high school wrestling championships, after laying

down strong results at last week’s zone playdowns in Coquitlam. And while he didn’t compete due to an injury, senior Connor Pattison will be front and centre as the Hyacks team looks to defend its title in the boys division. “We hope to have big performances from all of our zone champions (like B.C. champion) Connor Pattison, plus Daniel Dordevic, who is a newcomer in the heavy-

weight division (and) shown great promise,” New West wrestling coach Gord Sturrock said. Pattison, who won last year’s 90-kilogram B.C. title with a come-from-behind effort, was petitioned into the provincials. Picking up zone gold were Grade 11sYanni Angelopoulos, in 110kg, Jason Groux in 66kg, Isaiah James in 110+kg, Hossain Shidfar in 78kg, and Sammy

Sidhu in 84kg. Angelopoulos bested fellow Hyack Anthony Dillman in the final, while Grade 10 Evan Nolli finished third in the 110kg division. Coming in fifth place was Darrio Cade. Groux beat Centennial’s Jivan Basi in the 66kg category, while James defeated Heritage Woods’ Jacob Reis in the 110+kg division. Coming in third place was Dordevic.

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Driven partially by necessity but also by design, the New Westminster Salmonbellies stocked its cupboard last week through some fishing of a different sort. While nearly all their Western Lacrosse Association rivals were casting their nets in the Junior draft, New West reached over the Rockies and inked three Alberta junior graduates. Coming westward are Austin Jerhoff,Tory Tremblay and Sean Tyrrell, all seasoned junior talent with legitimate chances at earning positions with the 2017 Salmonbellies. While trades to acquire veterans Kevin Crowley, Brett Mydske and Joel McCready reduced their chances at the WLA draft table, New West general manager Dan Richardson said the three Albertans were on their radar nonetheless. “We always want to have youth pushing the envelope so to speak, so there’s no chance of complacency,” said Richardson. And with just four selections in the annual graduating B.C. junior draft – and only one in the top 40 – thinking outside the box was required. But team alumnus Dave Matheson provided some valuable intel when it came to the Alberta talent pool. “(Matheson) has lived in Calgary and put us on to these players,” said Richardson. “He coached them in bantam and midget, so when he came out here a few years ago for the midget nationals, he asked us if he could use the (Salmonbellies) dressing room for his team... Apparently the kids were in awe with the heritage and ambience.” Jerhoff, at 6-foot-2, is a quick-strike playmaker on the rightside who is attending Lynn University in Florida. A film student at Capilano University,Tremblay plays the transitional defensive position, while Tyrrell is an aggressive sniper, having been one of the Alberta junior circuit’s top scorers with Okotoks. Only 5-foot-8,Tyrrell brings big skills to the floor, and is currently a captain at UMass-Lowell in Boston. At the draft table with the 10th overall selection, the ’Bellies reached even further east by choosing Chris Cloutier of Kitchener, who played with the Coquitlam Adanacs in 2015. “In our books, if he was a western kid, (Cloutier) was the best player in the draft,” said Richardson. New West also selected Nanaimo’s Jake Latin, at 41st, Delta’s Brett Andersen, at 48th, and Burnaby’s Kyle Heiling with the 55th pick.

In the 78kg final, Shidfar defeated St.Thomas More’s Joel Pielak, while Sidhu prevailed in the 84kg division over STM’s Sam Steele. Angelopoulos and Sidhu will be targeting their second provincial medal, after securing bronze at last year’s championships. Also qualifying were Juan Cespedes and Alec Lakusta, who finished fourth and fifth respectively in 60kg.

Final buzzer: New Westminster Grade 11 guard Sarah Forgie scored 42 points Tuesday in a hard-fought but season-ending 77-69 loss to Yale in the wildcard playoff game, which decided one of the final berths to the provincial championships. PHOTO JENNIFER GAUTHIER

For the New Westminster senior girls Hyacks, the 201617 season held a lot of promise, hope and expectations – as it does nearly every year. But while the majority of players were Grade 11s, the goal of reaching the B.C. High School 3-A girls basketball championships proved to be a moving target. New West saw its season come to a close Tuesday, onewin shy of punching their ticket to Langley, when they fell 77-69 toYale in a wildcard game. Despite a 42-point performance from Grade 11 guard Sarah Forgie, the Hyacks were unable to stymieYale’s three-point shooting game, which accounted for 33 of the Abbotsford team’s points. Grade 10 guard Natalie Nastase counted 14 points and senior Jaime Lee chipped in nine in the loss. Still, New West demonstrated all year why they were constantly in the mix and a serious challenge to their Lower Mainland rivals. They posted a 27-7 record, including a perfect 7-0 mark in Burnaby-New West league play. They also captured Collingwood, St.Thomas More and Bob Gair Classic tournament titles, while finishing second at a Hawaiian tourney in December. The team will graduate Keja Davis, Sean He and Lee, but will potentially have 12 returnees, battling players from the junior district runners-up for spots on the roster.

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Burnaby South is basketball central when it comes to the local hoop scene – but right on their heels is New Westminster. The Burnaby South Rebels teams combined to win five of six league titles in the junior, juvenile and Grade 8 Burnaby-New West league playoff finals. In the junior boys, South out-lasted New Westminster 66-50 for the banner, while the junior girls final saw the Rebels prevail 27-18 over the Hyacks. All-stars for the junior boys were:

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GREAT CITY, GREAT WORK, GREAT FUTURE!

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New Westminster RECORD THURSDAY February 23, 2017 47

RENTALS

AUTOMOTIVE

APARTMENTS/ CONDOS FOR RENT

SCRAP CAR REMOVAL

Available Now. 3 BR suite ground floor of house, Accessible to amenities Cozy, clean, 1500sf 1.5 baths, w/d. N/s, no pet. $1700 excl utils. 604-721-3022

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SERVICE & REPAIRS

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GARDEN VILLA

5180 Lougheed Hwy (Unit #102A) @ SPRINGER Burnaby

MON - FRI 8am - 5pm 55 IH1 HG3I 55 SAT’s 8:30am - 4pm FREE Courtesy Car FREE Towing FREE multi-point Inspection

BAYSIDE PROPERTY SERVICES

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Repairs & Service

604-299-7778

CALL 604 525-2122

BAYSIDE PROPERTY SERVICES

VILLA MARGARETA

320-9th St, New West Suites Available. All suites have balconies, Underground parking avail. Refs. req. Small Pet OK. CALL 604-715-7764 BAYSIDE PROPERTY SERVICES

SUITES FOR RENT

HOME SERVICES

CARPENTRY * Reno’s * Bsmt Refinish * Drywall * Bath Tiles Windows * Doors * Stairs. Call Norm 604-437-1470

CONCRETE DALL’ANTONIA CONCRETE Seniors discount. Friendly, family business, 40+ yrs. 604-240-3408

DRAINAGE

Large 1 BD. NS, NP, best for single, quiet, clean person. $800/mo, incl w/d, cable, internet. Mar 1st start. Close to transit. Call 604.435.6917 POCO Lrg 2 BR ste, newly reno’d, sh’d laundry. $1100 incls utls. NS/NP. Avail now. 604-945-4212, 778-874-9172 PoCo Mary Hill - 2 BR, new bsmt suite, own laundry, close to all amnt, sep entr. ns. np. $995 + 1/4 of util. 604.762.8255

HOUSES FOR RENT

DRAINAGE Services & more Claudio’s Backhoe Services Dry Basements+ 604-341-4446

ELECTRICAL

Electrical Installations Renos & Repairs. BBB Member.

www.nrgelectric.ca

604-520-9922

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LIC. ELECTRICIAN bf#37309 Commercial &

residential renos & small jobs.

778-322-0934

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EXCAVATING

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Gutters vacuumed and hand cleaned 604-524-0667

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Akasha Turf Grass Mngt Complete Lawn Restoration, Aeration & Fert. Res/Comm, $89. 604-526-6305

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RUBBISH REMOVAL

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MASTER CARPENTER #&$4$.%$4'#(22/.#32+!,$4'. #()-".#*)42.#*)10$/.

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YARD & HOME Cleanup DISPOSAL Construction Reno’s & Drywall / Demo’s ( 4?M7@1//! 5 28// 376P7

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LANDSCAPING

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Home Services 604.444.3000

A-1 Steve’s Gutter Clean & Repair from $98 !

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1 Bedroom avail now.

WANTED New West 2 BR Upper w/1 BR bsmt with kitch for SR lady & family to share. Exc refs. 604-540-8396

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DRAIN Tiles, Sewer, Water,

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Suits senior & students, Female Only to share ste. Near Lougheed Mall & transit. NS/NP. $500 incls utls.

GUTTER CLEANING ROOF CLEANING WINDOW CLEANING POWER WASHING

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INSTALLATION REFINISHING, Sanding. Free est, great prices. Satisfaction guar.604-518-7508

GUTTERS

1010 6th Ave. New West. Suites Available. Beautiful atrium with fountain. By shops, college & transit. Pets negotiable. Ref req. CALL 604 715-7764

Hi-Rise Apartment with River View & Indoor Pool. 1 BR & 2 BR Available. Rent includes heat & hot water. Remodeled Building and Common area. Gated underground parking available. References required.

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HOME SERVICES

PAINTING/ WALLPAPER

D&M PAINTING .

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RENOS & HOME IMPROVEMENT TOTAL RENOVATION

Repair, Replace, Remodel, Kitchen, Bath, Basement Suites, Drywall, Paint, Texture, Patches, Flooring, Moulding’s & more.

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TREE SERVICES TREE SERVICES

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48 THURSDAY February 23, 2017 • New Westminster RECORD

WEEKLY SPECIALS Prices Effective February 23 to March 1, 2017.

100% BC Owned and Operated PRODUCE

MEAT Sockeye Salmon Fillets

Organic Lemons from California

Green Seedless Grapes Imported

6.57kg

3.98

B.C. Grown Organic Large Fuji Apples

.98lb

Moccia Urbani Salami

assorted varieties

85g • product of USA

30% 2/6.98

170g

13.21kg

2/4.00

5.99lb

8.99

Paqui Tortilla Chips

Dairyland Cream and Whipping Cream

3/9.99

37%

assorted varieties 8 pack product of BC

32% 4.99

UP TO

25%

SAVE

assorted varieties 453-510g • product of USA

33% 4.99 to 5.99

Earth’s Own Almond or Cashew So Fresh Beverages

SAVE

946ml product of Canada

25% 2/5.50

Elias Honey

assorted varieties

assorted sizes • product of Alberta

4.49 to 39.99

SAVE

assorted sizes • product of USA

6.99 to 12.99 Liquid

454g • product of Canada

Happy Planet Soup assorted varieties 650ml

5.99

Uncle Luke’s Medium Maple Syrup

SAVE

1L Jug product of Canada

33% 15.99

SAVE

Tree Island Cream on Top Yogurt assorted varieties

UP TO

36%

4.99 to 9.99 Packs

Caboo Bamboo Products ( Bathroom Tissue, Paper Towels and Baby Wipes )

SAVE

assorted varieties

13.99

27% 3.49

assorted varieties

3.99 to 6.99

23% 12.99 to

100g product of Thialand

Seventh Generation Liquid Laundry Detergent and Packs

assorted varieties

1.69 to 2.39

Kicking Horse Organic Fair Trade Coffee Beans

5.79 to 7.49

SAVE

Laiki Black or Red Rice Crackers

33%

23%

190-200g • product of Canada

Bob’s Red Mill Gluten Free Muesli

UP TO

SAVE

assorted varieties

SAVE

473ml • product of BC

155g • product of USA

SAVE

Choices’ Own Individual Salads

assorted varieties

L’Ancetre Organic Cheese

Olympic Organic and Krema Greek Yogurt

While quantities last. Not all items available at all stores. We reserve the right to correct printing errors.Product may not appear exactly as depicted.

Extra Lean Ground Turkey

assorted varieties

DELI

Endangered Species Organic Fair Trade Chocolate Bars

UP TO

19.99lb

12.99lb

GROCERY SAVE

44.07kg

28.64kg

Organic California Grown Red and Rainbow Chard Bunches

2.16kg

previously frozen

previously frozen value pack

907g (2lb) bag

2.98lb

Halibut Steaks

1.5kg • product of Canada

SAVE

UP TO

26%

BAKERY Organic 100% Whole Wheat Bread or Wholegrain Bread

9.99 to 10.99

assorted varieties

4.99

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I wona Pierogies 806 Twentieth Street, New Westminster, B.C. Iwona Pierogies restaurant on 20th Street in New Westminster has been receiving nothing but rave reviews on social media. Some Facebook users give Iwona Pierogis ﬁve-out-of-ﬁve stars, posting comments like “The pierogis here are phenomenal! Homemade, perfect taste and texture. Honestly, this place is my new favourite.”

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Business has been booming ever since Ryszard Madziag and Iwona Mieszkowska opened the doors to their family-owned restaurant last November. “Every month, we do much better than the last. We gave many say, ‘Oh, its just like coming to grandma’s house’” Madziag told the Record.“I think people enjoy the very intimate and warm atmosphere.” The dining area is modest, with ﬁve tables that could seat 15 people. Antiques are scattered around the room, including a painting from 1892 and an old sewing machine. The menu itself has something for everyone.You can choose from a list of 16 different pierogies, like sauerkraut and mushroom and potato and onion. If you don’t fancy dumpling or cabbage rolls, there’s also a variety of salads, paninis and soups.The red borscht has become the No. 1 seller! Everything is made fresh in house, so you can expect authentic food. “We wanted to bring a pierogi place to New Westminster because there’s nothing really like this around here,” Mieszkowska said.

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When asked about naming the business after his partner, Madziag smiled and explained Iwona Pierogies has a second meaning.“I want a pierogi. Get it?” Located at 806 20th Street, the restaurant is open six days a week, closed on Mondays.

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In their ﬁfties and sixties, the couple has no plans to retire anytime soon. “This is our hobby,” Madziag said.“We want to share our pierogies with everyone, not just the Polish people, but with those who have never tried them.” For more information call 604-524-4144 and to view the full menu, visit iwonapierogies.ca

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