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Will Clements and Alex Jopson try out one of the hammocks at the Westminster Pier Park as they ponder the upcoming Music by the River celebration in July. The event is already stirring up interest throughout the Lower Mainland. For the full story, see page 11. PHOTO JENNIFER GAUTHIER

PETITION DRAWS 400 SIGNATURES

Drive to have third arena gains traction By Theresa McManus

tmcmanus@newwestrecord.ca

Hockey and lacrosse fans are among more than 400 residents appealing to city hall to build a third arena in New Westminster. Queen’s Park resident Daniel Fontaine recently launched an online petition to determine how

much community support there is in the city for the initiative and to encourage city council to take action.The petition states a third arena would allow the city to host more frequent and larger sports tournaments that support local tourism activities and the local economy. It would also greatly increase the opportunity of the city to increase the flexibility of prac-

tice and game times, according to the petition. “A city the size of New Westminster should have at least three arenas in order to support our lacrosse, hockey and other community activities,” states the petition. “Cities that are much smaller than New Westminster have more than two arenas to meet the needs of their local sports community.”

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As the parent of a son who plays amateur hockey in New West, Fontaine said he’s experienced first-hand the challenge of dealing with the limited number of facilities in the city. He said that includes having limited practice times and forcing kids to leave the community for offerings like threeon-three hockey in the spring or summer because of limited ice and

arena space. “When I sat on the NewWestminster Minor Hockey executive, I got to see the pressures first-hand as well around the work that our allocator had to do to try and juggle and get enough ice time. It was always, always a struggle for us to do that.That was the genesis of

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THE FUTURE OF PIER WEST: Bosa has received the city’s support for variances to build its new waterfront development in New Westminster. The project includes two towers, commercial space, room for a daycare and an extension to Westminster Pier Park. The two towers proposed in the project will be the largest in New Westminster. RENDERING CONTRIBUTED

City reaches for the sky with towers The project approved by city council includes 43 and 53-storey highrises and will include public spaces By Theresa McManus

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New Westminster city council has approved a plan that will see two skyscrapers built on the waterfront. Council has approved a development permit to allow variances that will make way for Bosa to build two towers and a three-storey commercial building at 600 to 720 Quayside Dr.The development – named Pier

West – would include 43and 53-storey highrises. Without the variances, Bosa is able to build three towers ranging from 25 to 45 storeys. “We saw overwhelming support for a two-tower scheme that opened up the skylines, with a modest increase in height,” said Dan Diebolt, development manager at Bosa Development. “I hope you will see that we worked hard to earn

support from community members and made a genuine commitment to finetuning our plan as we’ve gone along.” In response to concerns from area residents and River Market merchants, Diebolt said Bosa will use a type of pile driving aimed at minimizing noise impacts on neighbours, will delay the construction start date to ensure parking is provided at a neighbouring site

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Funding approved for 51 new teachers in city By Cayley Dobie

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The New Westminster school district has been given the green light to hire up to 51 new teachers for the upcoming school year. The announcement comes after the Ministry of Education approved the district’s request for funding for 51.1 full-time equivalent teaching positions at a cost of no more than $4,994,914. “They fully funded all of our requests,” secretary-treasurer Kevin Lorenz said of news. Trustees were pleased with the announcement, noting not all school districts in the province have had their re-

quests approved by the ministry. The funding New Westminster received, which will be disbursed in monthly instalments starting in September, includes an additional $469,600 to cover administrative and other costs associated with hiring more teachers. Staff will have to report back to the ministry in October with actual figures on the number of teachers hired and salary information.This is required because the number of teachers may not be exactly 51, as laid out in the district’s hiring plan. The new hires are a result of a Supreme Court of Canada ruling last fall that sided with the B.C.Teach-

ers’ Federation over legislation passed by the province in 2002 that stripped clauses from the teachers’ contract about class size, the number of specialist teachers required in schools and the number of special needs students in classrooms. Because of this ruling, districts were required to renegotiate teachers’ contracts so they were aligned with language from 2002. Fifteen new teachers were hired this semester as an interim measure. (This was also fully funded.) The district has also received funding for two new portables – one at Lord Tweedsmuir Elementary School and a second at Qayqayt Elementary School.

and has revised plans to reduce the amount of time Begbie Street will be closed. Jenny Cashin, owner of Mid-Century Modern Home at River Market, said Bosa resolved some “very major concerns” that would have resulted in merchants moving out of the market. Two downtown residents voiced concerns about traffic congestion near Bebgie and Front streets and about emergency response to the

waterfront site. Jim Lowrie, the city’s director of engineering, said a detailed traffic assessment was done and found the existing road network could accommodate the traffic expected to be generated by the development. He said the city’s emergency responders are satisfied they’ll have good access to the waterfront via the two existing overpasses and the crossing at Begbie Street.

Coun. Patrick Johnstone believes the project will create great public spaces on the waterfront and will result in an extension of Westminster Pier Park. He thinks it’s preferable to have two towers on this site, rather than the three that are already permitted. “It’s important to note that this variance we are doing actually represents a continued on page 6

Axe attack in city park sends one to hospital By Cayley Dobie

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Police continue to investigate an attack at Moody Park that sent one person to hospital with head wounds. The confrontation happened June 21 around 4 p.m. near the baseball diamonds. A 27-year-old man suffered non-life-threatening injuries when two men attacked him with a weapon. Online reports suggested the weapon was an axe, but the New Westminster Police Department could not confirm that. The victim was taken to hospital for stitches, according to police. As of yet, no arrests have been made, and investigators are still trying to figure

Ongoing: New Westminster police closed parts of Moody Park June 21 to investigate an alleged attack. PHOTO SHANE MACKICHAN

out who the attackers are. The New Westminster Police Department is appealing to anyone who may have witnessed the incident to come forward. New Westminster police spokesperson Sgt. Jeff Scott said there is no reason for the public to be

concerned about their safety.The incident does not appear to be random, he noted. “This appears to be a targeted assault, and the suspects may be known to the victim,” read a press release.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS Saturday, July 1 11:30 am Canada Day 2017 Queens Park Bandshell

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Bring your whole family and watch kids race on the home stretch of the same course as the pros! Riders 3 – 5 years will race one straight-a-way; riders 6 – 9 years will race two laps; and riders 10 – 12 years will race four laps.

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Prizes include a Garneau bike for each age group. Don’t forget to check out the Kids’ Zone for lots of great activities including a bike decorating station! Register at newwestgrandprix.com

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Tuesday, July 11 5:30 pm New West Grand Prix Downtown New West

Shifts available are Tuesdays and Fridays, 9:00 am – 1:30 pm . Come and join this fun, productive group of volunteers that contribute to the fabulous Century House experience! Full training provided . This is a great opportunity to gain work experience for adults 19 years and up. Please contact Liz Twaites – Volunteer Coordinator for more information: 604-519-1023 or ltwaites@newwestcity.ca

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7:00 pm Outdoor Summer Movie Series – Footloose Queen’s Park Stadium

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2017 PROPERTY TAX DUE DATE TUESDAY - JULY 4, 2017 2017 Property Tax Notices have been mailed to all registered property owners. If you have not received your property tax notice, please contact the Property Tax Department at City Hall at 604-527-4550. It is the responsibility of the property owner to pay property taxes, by the due date in order to avoid penalty, whether or not a bill is received. Current property taxes unpaid after July 4 will be charged a 5% penalty and a second 5% penalty will be added to taxes unpaid after September 5. City Hall office hours: • Mondays from 8:00 am to 7:00 pm • Tuesday to Friday (except statutory holidays) 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Extended office hours: • June 19 & June 26 - 8:00 am to 7:00 pm • June 20 to July 4 – 8:00 am to 6:00 pm except June 26 until 7:00 pm Various payment options are provided: • Mail or in person at City Hall, 511 Royal Avenue. Cash, cheques or debit cards are accepted. The City does NOT accept credit cards. • 24-hour drop-box in “City Hall Mail” located at the north entrance to City Hall • Chartered banks and most trust companies and credit unions • Telephone or internet banking services through your financial institution • Queensborough Community Centre, Centennial Community Centre and Century House. Please ensure that you bring your tax notice with you. Regular hours of operation are: • Queensborough Monday to Friday 7:00 am to 9:30 pm Saturday 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Sunday 8:30 am to 8:30 pm Canada Day July 1st 8:30 am to 8:30 pm • Centennial Monday to Thursday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm 1:00 pm to 8:30 pm Friday 9:00 am to 12:00 pm 1:00 pm to 7:30 pm Saturday & Sunday 8:30 am to 12:30 pm • Century House Monday to Wednesday 9:00 am to 9:00 pm Thursday & Friday 9:00 am to 4:30 pm Sunday

For more information on any of these events, please visit www.newwestcity.ca/events

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Provincial Home Owner Grant: Application for the Provincial Home Owner Grant may be made now, whether or not the current taxes are being paid at the same time. Please note that most ﬁnancial institutions are no longer processing Home Owner Grants and the Grant can either be claimed online at www.newwestcity.ca/ehog or at City Hall. Provincial Property Tax Deferment Programs: You may be eligible to defer payment of all or a part of the current year property taxes through one of two Provincial Tax Deferment Programs: 1. Regular Property Tax Deferment Program • If you are age 55 or over, or a surviving spouse 2. Families with Children Property Tax Deferment Program • If you are providing ﬁnancial support for a dependent child who is under 18 years of age at any time during the year. For more information about the Property Tax Deferment Programs, please call the Provincial Property Tax Deferment Branch at (604) 660-2421.

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It’s ‘a huge victory’ for the city Continued from page 3 reduction in density, a reduction in the number of suites that are going to be there. It is going to provide fewer, probably larger, more family-friendly residences,” he said. “I am cognizant about the concerns about density and the impact on traffic – that is work the city continues to do – but this variance is not going to increase that.” When he was elected to council 12 years ago, Coun. Bill Harper said 13 highrises were permitted on the Bosa and Westminster Pier Park sites, which would have created a wall in front of the city and blocked residents from the river. Having been on council when the city built Westminster Pier Park and seen the challenges involved with building on piles over the river, he considers approval of the Bosa plan to be “a huge victory” for the city. “We have gone from 13 towers to two.The towers have become skinnier because we want to have better viewscapes from across the city. Not only that, but the part that I am really high on is that these buildings are going to be iconic. That was written right into the design. Iconic means they are going to stand out,” he said. “They are going to be a symbol, if you like, of New Westminster.

When people are on the river, in Surrey or driving across the Pattullo Bridge, those will be some of the major landmarks for our city.” Situated between River Market,Westminster Pier Park, Fraser River Discovery Centre and the waterfront boardwalk, Mayor Jonathan Cote said the Bosa site has been the “missing link” on the riverfront. He said one of the city’s biggest successes in the past 12 years has been its efforts to reimagine the waterfront and how it will connect with the community.

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The city’s new official community plan will go to a public hearing on Monday, Sept. 18 By Theresa McManus

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After three years of consulting and planning, the City of New Westminster’s official community plan (OCP) update is heading toward the finish line. On June 26, council gave two readings to the official community plan amendment bylaw, which, when adopted, would replace the city’s 2011 plan.The city launched the OCP update in the spring of 2014. Lynn Roxburgh, a senior planner with the city, said she’s grateful to the numerous people who participated in workshops and open houses, stopped by a community booth at various events, invited staff to discuss the OCP at residents associations’ meetings, sent emails, called and submitted petitions during the threeyear-process. “It’s been great to see how engaged the community has been throughout these three years.We are grateful for their time and their commitment to the process,” she told council

Monday. “We are really excited to be at this last stage.” Community members are invited to comment on the OCP or ask questions about the plan at a public hearing in council chambers on Monday, Sept. 18. The official community plan aims to provide a vision for New Westminster to 2041 and a regulatory framework to guide the city’s growth in the years ahead. In addition to outlining the city’s vision, goals, policies, actions and design guidelines, the plan also includes land-use maps that show the types and locations of land uses that would be considered in the city. A staff report notes that a main focus of the OCP was to increase housing choice by facilitating more groundoriented, infill housing.That resulted in some residents creating aYes In New West coalition that advocated for the creation of more row houses, townhouses and carriage and laneway houses to provide more family-friendly housing options – as well as petitions from

other residents who are opposed to some of the changes being proposed in their neighbourhoods. “Based on feedback from the community and direction from council, staff developed an implementation strategy for the housing forms that received the highest level of support during consultation: laneway and carriage houses, and townhouse and row houses,” said the report. Mayor Jonathan Cote expressed gratitude for the hard work and time staff put into the official community plan update process. “I really think it has been a rewarding process. I am trying to think of another engagement process with the community that has had this level of discussion,” he said. “We had some real big housing challenges that we were hoping to address through this process. I think at this point we’ll keep an open mind until the end of the process, but I think a lot of great work and a lot of great community discussions have happened.”

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release from the New Westminster Police Department. Twenty minutes later officers were called to the 700 block of Columbia Street following a second stabbing. A suspect was arrested at the scene. Investigators believe the same man committed both attacks, according to the release. The victims – both men; one from Surrey and one from Burnaby – were taken to hospital with non-lifethreatening injuries. Two counts of assault

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Oh, Canada – we are grateful for it all Just for one day, put it all aside. Forget squabbling over partisan politics and fretting over budgets and arguing over the best way to solve the hot-button issues of the moment. Instead, take a moment to think about why you’re lucky to be in Canada. With our nation’s 150th

birthday on Saturday, it’s time to remind ourselves why we’re privileged to be able to call ourselves Canadian. Everyone has their own ideas. Here are a few of ours: It’s beautiful. From sea to sea to sea, its postcard-perfect scenery is unsurpassed – from the rocky shores of

Newfoundland to the bigsky country of the Prairies to the mountain majesty of British Columbia. It’s diverse. From its First Nations to the descendants of the first European settlers to the newest arrivals from the farthest reaches of the globe, Canada is a nation that welcomes many cultures and languages.This

multicultural mosaic enriches all our lives. It’s peaceful. For those who’ve always lived here, it’s easy to take peace for granted. But for refugees who have arrived from far more tumultuous climes, the safety, stability and security of our country has value beyond measure.We should all be grateful for it.

It’s democratic.We’re allowed to publicly squabble, fret and disagree.We can be as partisan as we want.We can tweet our complaints to the editor and criticize our leaders and vote them out of office when they aren’t doing a good enough job. It’s a privilege we should never take for granted. There’s plenty more,

of course.The beaver, the moose, the marmot. Great writers, great musicians, great athletes. And, of course, hockey. And beer. Whatever your favourite thing about Canada, celebrate it.Wave the Maple Leaf on Saturday and sing O Canada at the top of your lungs. Happy Canada Day.

MY VIEW KEITH BALDREY

Chill out. This is healthy for our democracy It appears this province and B.C. Green Party is going to get a new govpromises, with little indicaernment and guess what: tion it had anything to do the sky will not fall and with what the B.C. Liberals the sun will still come out had attached importance (well, occasionally). to for those 16 years. There seems to be a lot It had an air of desperaof nervous handwringing tion about it, not because going on as the B.C. Liber- it was designed to gain a als lurch toward being sent last second stay of executo the penalty box for an tion by convincing a Green indeterminate period, and MLA or two to vote for the New Democrats move the speech, but because ever closer to forming a the B.C. Liberals wanted government in this prova chance to show they had ince for the learned some first time in hard lessons more than 16 about issues A party that years. that tripped remains so long them up just But chill everyone. short of the in power can We’re about line on get lazy ... and goal to experielection day. arrogant ence (I’m asThis suming Lt.deathbed reGov. Judith pentance Guichon will seemed to ask NDP fall flat with leader John pretty much Horgan to form governeveryone.There seems to ment when the B.C. Liba consensus building out erals lose a confidence there that the B.C. Liberals vote in the house) what need to go to their room most provinces experience for a time-out. with far more regularity: a Of course, this speech change in who gets to run could return as the founthe province. dation of the B.C. LiberAnd it can be argued als’ next election platform. this is a healthy thing for Certainly, some of the new our democracy. A parproposed policies – major ty that remains so long in expansion to daycare, more power can get lazy, untransit, scrapping bridge imaginative, and arrogant tolls, making education a and out of touch. All these bigger priority, etc. – will things could describe the undoubtedly prove popular B.C. Liberals right now. to the voters in the ridingProof that there’s not rich suburbs of Metro Vanmuch left in the gas tank couver. was last week’s bizarre But those same voters throne speech, which was Continued on page 9 a hodgepodge list of NDP

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Opinion ‘Some have mused her sudden lurch to the left will cause the coalition to break apart. I don’t think it will’ Continued from page 8 will undoubtedly be confused when they see all three parties proposing pretty much the exact same policies when it comes to social reforms come the next campaign. Now, the B.C. Liberals could change their tune, particularly if Christy Clark doesn’t survive as leader.The party is a coalition of liberals and conservatives, and Clark’s throne speech made a hard left turn when it comes to government spending. Some have mused her sudden lurch to the left will cause the coalition to break apart. I don’t think it will, as the one thing that unites even hard-core conservatives with liberals and trumps any concerns about spending is their mutual loathing of the prospect of an NDP government. But how long Clark can hang on as leader is unclear. I suspect she has until next spring to prove she’s reconnected with voters in key areas such as Surrey,Tri-Cities and North Vancouver (keep in mind she still led her party to the most seats and most votes in the election). Still, a new leader from the conser-

vative side of the party may have different priorities than spending $1 billion on daycare. But the conservative wing is no doubt pleased that even with that throne speech, the B.C. Liberals remain committed to building the Site C dam, twinning the Kinder Morgan pipeline and backing an LNG industry. It’s also unclear how long the merry NDP-Green alliance will be able to govern with that single-seat majority that will require the Speaker to play a far more partisan role than at any time in B.C. history. But it should be able to last at least into next year, unless passing legislation becomes so difficult that it paralyzes the legislature and a dissolution of the house is required. But they deserve a chance to make things work and try out some new ideas. If they falter, or prove to be unpopular, I suspect the chance to change government yet again in this province will come much sooner than later. Keith Baldrey is chief political reporter for Global B.C.

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City Fontaine: ‘I am thrilled … it has exceeded my expectation’ Continued from page 1 that,” he said. “Then when the Arenex collapsed back in December, it got me thinking. Really, as much as it’s a huge loss for the community, it also offers an opportunity for an open dialogue and discussion around the future of not only the Arenex but all sports facilities within the community.”

Fontaine said he thought he’d set up a petition to determine whether there was any interest in taking the idea to city council. Having set out to get 500 signatures, he’s closing in on that goal. “I am thrilled. I have to say it has exceeded my expectation. I really haven’t done much to promote it other than Twitter, Face-

book and my blog,” he said. “I had hoped by the summer we might reach 200 or 300 signatures on it.” Fontaine is pleased that former NHL goalie Bill Ranford and Hyack Football founder Farhan Lalji are among the residents who have signed the petition. “Why stop at 500?” Fontaine told the Record. “If

nothing else, the emails I have been getting from people and the comments – people are saying it’s about time we are having this discussion and it’s a good time to have it.” In July 2013, New Westminster city council adopted the Queen’s Park Master Plan, which included a goal of developing a new ice sheet next to Queen’s Park

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Making big (sound) waves on the river Westminster Pier Park will play host to Music on the River every Thursday night in July By Julie MacLellan

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Westminster Pier Park is about to become the hottest summer hangout spot around. The park will play host to Music by the River every Thursday night in July – with live musical performances, two DJ stages, buskers, artisan vendors, live painting and more. “The idea is to activate Pier Park for the month of July with lots of art,” explains Stephen O’Shea, executive director of the Arts Council of New Westminster. The arts council is partnering with Alex Jopson of City to Suburb Real Estate Group and the City of New Westminster to stage this summer’s concert series and arts festival. The fun will happen from 5 to 8 p.m. every Thursday starting July 6, and every night is an allages affair. It’s all in the vein of West Vancouver’s popular Harmony Arts Festival, though on a smaller scale – at least for now. “It’s a massive vision from the arts community,” O’Shea says. DJs from the New West Youth Centre will be spinning tunes, and the New West Craft market will have artisans on hand for shoppers.The Garden Gals – a New West art club that grew out of the New Westminster Horticultural Society – will have members on hand painting in the open air. Kids will be able to take

in live musical performances, ribbon dancing and more artistic fun. As for mom and dad – well, how about the chance to purchase a Steel & Oak brew or a Pacific Breeze wine and stroll the park with it? O’Shea is excited that the city has partnered with them to license the site for the Music by the River events.The Eats at the Pier concession stand will have local beer and wine for sale, and the entire length of the park will be licensed so people can go anywhere they like with their drink. “I take my daughter down there all the time for ice cream,” O’Shea says. “When I’m there, I’ll be able to have a can of Steel & Oak or a glass of Pacific Breeze wine while my daughter has her ice cream.” Neal and Melinda Michael, who run a series of PopLuck potluck dinner events, are also joining in the fun and offering community dinners in conjunction with the Music by the River nights. The month will include a couple of special nights. On July 13, the arts council will present a live performance by Vancouver electronic band I M U R (I am you are), a band getting a lot of buzz from its debut EP Slow Dive, which recently landed them in No. 5 on Spotify’s Global Viral Top 50 charts. And, on July 27, there will be a roundtable session in recognition of Canada’s 150th anniversary on the theme of River as Home –

FUN IN THE PARK: Music by the River is bringing a celebration of the arts – with wine and beer – to Westminster Pier Park on Thursday

evenings in July. Above, Will Clements (left), music program coordinator for the Arts Council of New Westminster, and Alex Jopson (right), a Realtor with City to Suburb Real Estate Group, crack open a beer. PHOTO JENNIFER GAUTHIER

a partnership with the city, the New Westminster Museum and Archives, and the Fraser River Discovery Centre. People from the community are invited to take part in the discussion, which will be filmed and used as part of a short video exploring the idea of River as Home. The whole idea is that the month’s events will celebrate the arts in all forms – and, in particular, the

community of New West. “There’s a very distinct New Westminster personality to it,” O’Shea says. See www.acnw.ca/mu sic-by-the-river or search out Music By the River on Facebook for more details. The arts council is also in need of volunteers to help make the events happen – check out www. acnw.ca/volunteer for a form to fill out if you want to help.

The details: What: Music by the River Where: Westminster Pier Park When: Every Thursday night starting July 6, from 5 to 8 p.m. Who: Everyone’s invited – it’s an all-ages event. The evening consists of live musical performances, two DJ stages, vendors and more.

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Summer fun: Arta Negahban, left, one of the young performers from Royal City Musical Theatre’s Fiddler on the Roof, with artistic director Valerie Easton. Easton is leading a musical theatre academy for teens at Massey Theatre this summer. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

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If there’s a young performer in your home, you’ll want to check this one out. Royal City Musical Theatre is offering a musical theatre academy this summer, running July 4 to 9 at Massey Theatre. The academy, for performers aged 12 to 18, is a master-class experience that will focus on the skills development of each performer, with vocal and acting coaching and dance lessons. Performers will also learn more about audition techniques.

It will be taught by a team of professionals led by Valerie Easton, artistic director of Royal City Musical Theatre. The camp runs 1 to 6 p.m. daily at the Massey Theatre, 735 Eighth Ave. The camp costs $300, plus tax. Email rcmtheatre@ gmail.com for more details, or see www.royalcitymusicaltheatre.com for more. PHOTOGRAPHY CONTEST COMING Calling all photographers: If you have wonderful images of the natural beauty of our city, you’ll want to take note of this contest. The city has issued a call

for submissions to its Naturally New West photography contest.The contest opens July 1 and closes on Aug. 31 at 4 p.m. “We welcome images of nature, play in nature, or any Naturally New West program. Preference is given to images that reflect the natural beauty of the City of New Westminster,” the call for submissions says. Selected works will be featured on four digital city billboards in the city. The contest is open to new, emerging and professional artists, as well as members of the New West community.There’s no age or submission limit, but

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those entering must live or work in New Westminster. Entries will be shortlisted by a jury panel, and five shortlisted submissions will be put to an online community vote.The winning selection will be displayed on the city’s electronic billboards for one month. Note that you can’t start to enter the contest until July 1 – entries sent in ahead of time won’t be accepted.Your entries can be shared on Facebook or Twitter or emailed in to kfiedrich@newwestcity.ca. For all the rules, check out www.tinyurl.com/NWPhoto Contest2017.

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FIND YOUR FUNNY Want to make ’em laugh? The Royal City Literary Arts Society is offering a workshop on Saturday, July 8 called Punching UpYour Comedy Writing, with facilitator Janice Bannister. It’s taking place at the Anvil Centre, 777 Columbia St., from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Bannister teaches standup comedy through her comedy school Laughter Zone 101 and for the SFU 55-plus liberal arts program. A write-up about the class explains that she works on the philosophy that there are no rules in comedy, but there is structure. “By adding good com-

edy structure to your stories, laughs can be generated,” the write-up explains. “In this workshop, you will work on how to make your characters funnier, your locations weirder and your reveals more entertaining.” Writers are free to bring stories, scripts or screenplays that they are working on. The workshop costs $15 for members and $25 for non-members. Register by email, secretary@rclas.com, or see www.rclas.com/work shops for more. Send arts and entertainment information to Julie, jmaclellan@newwestrecord.ca.

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A group of women have been sharing family news, discussing current events and having lots of laughs every month for the past seven decades – and they’re looking forward to carrying on the tradition for many more years. After attending various elementary and junior high schools, the women met at T.J.Trapp Technical High School in New West. Upon graduation in June 1947, they decided to continue their bond of friendship and have met on a monthly basis ever since. “The bonding of their friendship is special and it

is based on mutual respect for each other and their own personal management of lifestyles. Envy and criticism

The bonding of their friendship is special and it is based on mutual respect…

has never been part of this longstanding friendship,” said a write-up submitted to the Record. “The girls look

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MAYOR WELCOMES ALl...

On behalf of City Council, I would like to invite you to join us in celebrating Canada Day on Saturday, July 1st at Queen’s Park. This year’s event is extra special as we join the rest of the country in celebrating Canada’s 150th year as a nation. Together, we will mark this important milestone of Confederation and the founding of our respected and peaceful nation. As we reflect on our country’s history, we can see that New Westminster encompasses the very best of Canada. New Westminster has grown from a gold rush supply post into a vibrant and prosperous place where many Canadians choose to call home. And what better way to celebrate Canada than welcoming new Canadians to our city? Our citizenship ceremony this year starts at 10:00 am in Centennial Lodge. Come witness new Canadians take their pledge and help them ring in their first day as a Canadian citizen! Join us in the bandshell at 11:30 am for live performances by a variety of artists that will provide entertainment throughout the day. And don’t miss the Canada 150 Mosaic unveiling at 2:00 pm. After checking out the festivities at Queen’s Park, head down to Westminster Pier Park for the Multicultural Festival and celebrate the rich cultural diversity of our community with performers representing a variety of different cultures. And of course to end the night, bring your family and friends to watch fireworks at the Quay starting at 10:00 pm hosted by the Hyack Festival Association. See you there for the celebrations! Mayor Coté and New Westminster City Council would like to thank the Canada Day Committee members for their hard work and dedication. Councillor Mary Trentadue, Chair; Jon Davies, Arts Commission member; Stephen O’Shea, Arts Commission member; Lynn Radbourne, Arts Commission member; Chinu Das, community member, Liyang Ning, community member; John Ashbridge, community member

EVENT INFORMATION

Please join us for a day of celebrations for the entire family in Queen’s Park. This year, the City of New Westminster is planning an extra special event that will spill out into the Park, celebrating Canada’s birthday and commemorating an important milestone in our history. The festivities will connect the local community with celebrations taking place across the country for Canada’s 150th Anniversary. Planned activities include arts and heritage workshops, community groups, presentations and diverse performances that celebrate the story of Canada.

Event Schedule

Queen’s Park Saturday, July 1st 11:30 am to 3:30 pm Free Admission

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1:30: Rose Garden Tour

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Fireworks at the Quay!

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CANADA DAY POEM By Alan Hill,

City of New Westminster Poet Laureate New Westminster, 2017

This City will not die. The torn moon stitched tight fire swept backwards into the pocket of an Edwardian morning river rooted around the sky into a tree of smoke. Our forefathers could hate left the hard stumps of the excluded damned. They could also build brought us the lung lines of our streets the verdant foliage of the collective head schools, churches, temples, the knife sharp shopping of our being the fields and factories of tomorrow palaces of the nine to five hard shipping of Pacific bleached, bloodied in Panama sun Atlantic salt our people sprinting from the River edge multiplying in grids. Own this history, what has been done has yet to come no barrel bombs or gas take the barbed wire from around the heart then all that is left of us is love.

POET LAUREATE Alan Hill Alan Hill is the Poet Laureate of the City of New Westminster and a proud resident of New Westminster. His work has appeared in over forty literary magazines in Canada, USA and the UK and he has published two full poetry collections. He emigrated to Canada from the UK in 2005 after meeting his Vietnamese-Canadian wife to be whilst working in Botswana.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY CANADA! Enjoy the Celebrations in Queen’s Park and the ﬁreworks at the Quay! Peter Julian, MP

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Judy Darcy,

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CANADA DAY 150

Join us to celebrate a special Canada Day during the Canada 150+ Celebrations. The New Westminster Hyack Festival Association is proud to host an evening of stunning ﬁreworks. Dazzle your senses with this grandiose display of ﬁreworks that will light up the skies at the New Westminster Quay and over the mighty Fraser River, Saturday July 1st at 10:00 PM between the River Market and the Inn on the Quay. Bring your camera, your binoculars and of course, your family and friends!

Multicultural Festival at Westminster Pier Park

Come join us as New Westminster celebrates community and diversity. New West Multicultural Festival 2017 is happening on Saturday July 1st, Canada’s 150th Birthday, at the Festival Lawn of Westminster Pier Park against the backdrop of the majestic Fraser River. Bigger and better this year, we have more cultural and traditional dance presentations from diverse countries and amazing vocal performances by great artists from The First Nations of Canada, Japan, Philippines, China, Sudan, Bahrain, Egypt, Erithri, Camiro, Greece , India, Polynesia , Kenya, Ireland, Caribbean, Romania, Ethiopia, Italy, Mexico, Spain.

July 1st, Saturday at the award winning Westminster Pier Park 3:00 pm to 10:00 pm.

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dances at Canada Day’s 150 as we feel they demonstrate Canadian’s morals of acceptance and inclusivity. Thank you New Westminster for the opportunity! Performers: Addison, Miranda, Camilah, Danica, Abby, Emma, Maddie, Hailey, Chloe

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CITY OF NEW WESTMINSTER 2016 COMMUNITY REPORT

Creating Our Future

Mayor’s Message This has been a spectacular year for New Westminster with many exciting achievements. New Westminster has been recognized as a regional leader in affordable housing. Through our Affordable Housing Strategy and numerous new bylaws we are ensuring that as we grow we ensure affordable housing options exist for our citizens. We’re also building the platform for tomorrow’s growth. New Westminster is one of the few cities in North America to develop a high speed, open-access ﬁbre network to power innovation and knowledgebased businesses. And these kinds of businesses are moving into New Westminster. In conjunction with the expansion of the hospital the City has been forging ahead with a plan to develop IDEA Centre. IDEA Centre will leverage the expansion of Royal Columbian

Hospital currently underway to increase business opportunities related to health and technology in New Westminster. A signiﬁcant part of our Riverfront Vision continues to take shape with the completion of the Front Street Mews. Heritage buildings that were once obscured by the Front Street parkade, have been uncovered and are now part of the Front Street Mews. The Mews is destined to become an attractive, safe and pedestrian-friendly Great Street of which residents and merchants alike can be proud. Our aim is to achieve more efficient, integrated and innovative infrastructure solutions to ensure New Westminster remains the most beloved city on the west coast. Along with council and staff, we will continue to work hard for New Westminster residents and businesses that call this city home.

Jonathan X. Coté, MAYOR

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Our Year In Numbers Engineering 159 animals (11 dogs, 104 cats, and 44 others) were adopted from the animal shelter. 4179 MT of yard and food scraps were collected. 227 km of roads were maintained.

Mayor & Council 2014–2018 From left to right:

Councillor Bill Harper

239 km of sewers and water mains were maintained. Converted an additional 7 vehicles to a dual fuel propane system as part of the Green Fleet Initiative. Replaced two ﬁre trucks and included Idle Reduction Technology to reduce vehicle idling time by 75%.

Councillor Mary Trentadue Councillor Jaimie McEvoy Mayor Jonathan X. Coté Councillor Lorrie Williams Puchmayr Councillor Chuck Puchma Councillor Patrick Johnstone

8,625,962

cubic meters of water was consumed

32,000+

guests hosted by Anvil Centre Conference and Theatre

Electric Utility Installed 87 new underground services and 64 overhead services. Installed 3000m of fibre conduit and 5500m of ﬁbre cable. Energy Save New West registered its 500th participant and completed its 300th energy assessment. Helped 155 residents upgrade their appliances (e.g., washer, dryer, refrigerator) to an ENERGY STAR®-rated model.

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Arts & Culture

$864,155

Museum & Archives

in City grants awarded

131 object from the Museum and Archives’ Chinese-Canadian collection were put online.

Library

184 museum and 64 community objects were presented to the public.

555,971 in-person library visits. 88,626 in-library computer use. 65,650 eBooks downloaded.

New Media Gallery

800,325 materials borrowed.

Over 1300 children and young adults attended creative workshops.

24,421 questions answered. 20,967 program attendance.

3791

megatons of garbage was diverted from landﬁlls

kilometers of bike lanes

22,859

calls for NWPD service

different languages spoken by City staff

Fire & Rescue Services Responded to 197 ﬁres, 3,472 medical aid calls, and 418 motor vehicle incidents.

NWPD 10,959 volunteer hours. Over 500 drug seizures.

Parks & Recreation 2,000 tulip bulbs were planted, with the community, to commemorate Canada’s 150 th.

339 instagram posts.

1,242,047 Parks and Recreation visits by registered and dropin customers.

12 new members hired.

2,267 Century House members.

71 MobilePD alerts.

2,367 New West Youth Centre visits. 1 artificial turf replacement at Mercer Stadium. 127 film permits issued for 203 filming days. 654 hanging basket course registrants.

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Environmental Leadership

Awards & Recognition

Recognized by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities’ Partners for Climate Protection program as a national leader in reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Smart21 Community

Open City

Parks & Open Spaces

City of New Westminster recognized as one of the world’s Smart21 Communities of 2017 by the Intelligent Community Forum.

Recognized by Public Sector Digest as the 12th most “open city” in Canada for open data initiatives.

Recipient of the BC Recreation and Parks Association 2016 Parks and Open Spaces Award for Saint Mary’s Park.

Leader in Energy & Environmental Design

Business Industry Influencer

Queensborough Community Centre received LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold Certification.

Anvil Centre received the Industry Inﬂuence Award from Meeting Professionals International and Meetings Mean Business Coalition, recognizing staff efforts which have impacted the development of meetings and conventions.

Heritage Work Achievement Received the Heritage BC Award for Outstanding Achievement for the City’s work on the Woodland Centre Block Interpretative Panels.

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The New West Community Choir started in January of 2017. We are a no-barrier community choir that welcomes any and all people who want to sing together. We believe that EVERYONE CAN SING! It is a human right to raise your voice with others in song!. Made up of folks of many backgrounds and experiences, we sing songs of connection and positive vibes! Led by Patti Powell, who leads 4 choirs in the lower mainland. Go to www. pattipowellchoirs.com. New singers welcome. (Photo credit: Sandy Riecken)

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Nylon Zoo

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New West Craft

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Canada 150 Mosaic

Hyack Float

Rhythm Resource

Silent Auction

Community Groups

The Gallery at Queen’s Park

COMMUNITY GROUPS The Magic Trout Imaginarium | Aglika Ivantcheva New West Craft artisans market | New Westminster Youth Ambassador Society New Westminster Police Department | New Westminster Arts Services New Westminster Museum & Archives | New West Farmers Market Society Ugochi Ibediro | Peter Julian and Judy Darcy | Royal City Musical Theatre Douglas College Youth Programs | KDS (Sikh Temple Queensborough) | Alchemy Theatre Tourism New Westminster | Arts Council of New Westminster

Golden Maple Culture & Arts Association

The Golden Maple Arts & Culture Association offers classes in Taditional Folk Dance, Fitness Dance, Modelling and Chinese Opera in the Tri-Cities region. Since 2011, performers from Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody have participated in countless charity and community events around Greater Vancouver with great success. Traditional Folk Dancing expresses the splendor of Chinese culture through lively, rhythmic dancing. Performers: Ginger Zhang, Fiona Yuan, Amy Huang, Vicki Jin, June Kong , May Wu, Tina Wang, Hui Lin, Rainbow Ji, Jane Dong, Sophie Ma, Tracy Zhou, Alice Ma, Amy Wu, Rose Shi, Nicole Peng, Jane Liang, Aimee Qin, Jenny Zhang, Yumiko Yeung.

Paul Lambert & City Walls

Paul Lambert & City Walls is a Vancouver-based modern rock band whose dynamic sound incorporates everything from hard rock riffs and acoustic folk arrangements, to pop vocal harmonies and dirty blues guitar solos. They have released 4 albums and won notable awards including the Fox Seeds. The band is known for its stellar live shows, and have played in iconic venues like the Commodore and Vogue and opened for some of rock’s biggest acts, including The Sheepdogs and Young the Giant. Performers: Paul Lambert, Nate Parsons, Tony Lambert, Brian Welsch and Nick Varelas.

Emma & Roland Nipp

Roland and Emma are a father-daughter guitar playing duo with a wide repertoire of family-oriented music spanning the last 85 years. They perform throughout Greater Vancouver on a regular basis, and their audiences are as diverse as the music they play: Beatles to Bing Crosby, Jazz Standards to Country, and Surf to current pop. They released their ﬁrst CD, Twelve Strings of Christmas in Nov 2015, and recently released the CD, 13 Summers, a 13 song collection of cover tunes. www.rolandnipp.com/e&r/

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Self-taught singer/songwriter Ranj Singh has a very unique voice and 12 string guitarmanship. His music is a masala of Indian melodies with Western Folk, a genre he calls his own as Indo-Folk-Music. With over 35 years of experience performing in over 3000 shows, sharing the stage with artists Jan Arden, 5440, Colin James, Harbhajan Mann, Dal-Dil-Vog, he has now found a new calling in performing his original music. (Photo credit: White Album Photography)

Nylon Zoo

Angela Brown A,K.A. The Ta Daa Lady is well known for her colourful, unique and celebratory event called The Nylon Zoo. This event is entertaining, participatory, and suitable for the whole family, with a series of inﬂatable, hand-made sculptures, and a variety of costumes (animals and plants) to wear on parades and dances created by Evelyn Roth. For New Westminster’ Canada Day, wonderful storyteller and parade leader, Lisa Sars Gough will be there. www.angelabrown.ca

Aglika Ivantcheva

Aglika Ivantcheva is offering a creative workshop for puppets from vegetables and fruits! Suitable for all ages.

Rhythm Resource

Family Fun Drumming Playshops with Rhythm Resource! Come and make some noise with percussion instruments from around the world; Cajon drums from Peru, Bells & Shakers from Brazil and Claves from Cuba. This is a physical fun musical activity for the whole family to enjoy together. 30 minute ‘Playshops’ starting at 11:30, then on the hour starting at 1:00pm. Stay for the whole Playshop or just drop in. This is a great way to celebrate Canada Day!

Elizabeth Irving

Shawn Whitehead

Shawn Whitehead of “Believe Entertainment” has been entertaining families, through his balloon creations, in the Fraser Valley and across the Greater Vancouver Area for over 20 years. As a regular guest at the New Westminster “Canada Day Celebrations”, he has entertained thousands of attendees both young and old. July 1 2017 Marks Canada’s 150th Birthday, and Shawn is excited to be a part of the festivities once again!

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13-year-old Elizabeth Irving lives in New Westminster and attends Saint Thomas More Collegiate and the Lindbjerg Academy of Performing Arts. She is a member of the Senior Chamber Choir and the youth choir at St. Peter’s Catholic Church. Elizabeth has been cast in various professional theatre productions and regularly sings the American and Canadian anthems for local sports teams, including the Vancouver Canucks, Whitecaps and Canadians. She has been selected to perform live at the Calgary Stampede Talent Search this July. Elizabeth is honoured to sing at the Immigration and Citizenship Canada and Canada Day events this year. Her social media tags can be found at www.elizabethirving.ca

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Born in 1957 in Kincardine, Ontario, Gordon is a wellestablished piper living and working in the Lower Mainland. He has played with the 78th Fraser Highlanders, RMM2, SFU, and Dowco Triumph Street Pipe Band and has won numerous titles and championships.

New West Craft

The New West Craft artisan market will showcase 10 local crafters and makers selling handmade goods. Browse a collection of curated vendors showcasing jewellery, all natural soaps, leather goods, toys, accessories and more. New West Craft is proudly presented by the Arts Council of New Westminster. Photo caption: A collecting of the handmade goods available at the New West Craft Canada Day Artisan Market.

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HYACK FLOAT

The Hyack Float is a well known symbol associated with New Westminster, reﬂecting the city’s history and traditions, and promoting all it has to offer. This year the Hyack Float is a Canoe emblazoned with the Qayqayt First nation crest and the Salmon symbol. Artwork and designs created by Mi’kmaq artist Trudy Jenkins, environmentalist and carver Terry Slack, students of Glenbrook and Qayqayt Elementary, supervised by Serena Trachta, Dough Brown and Patrick Sheaffer. Artistic Director: Mr. Lyle

The Magic Trout Imaginarium

The Magic Trout Imaginarium creates wonder and curiosity for the world around us by hosting Pro D workshops for educators focused & raw wool supplies for ADST. Come learn how to needle felt: a technique to sculpt and shape raw wool roving. In this activity you will learn how to create three dimensional creatures found in the Canadian wilderness!

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1867-2017: 150 Years of CANADA 150 MOSAIC MURAL Lacrosse in Canada

2:00pm – Unveiling, remarks by Leanne Ewen, President, Arts Council of New Westminster.

In the summer of 2016, the City of New Westminster participated in the Canada 150 national mosaic mural project, creating a community artwork that is aesthetically, narratively and virtually connected by way of an 80,000 tile, 100% hand-painted, massive coast-to-coast mural. Canadian cities have been adding their stories, celebrating their iconic landmarks and trademarks. Communities across Canada have created collaborative murals celebrating the creative spirit of individuals within that particular region. Each individual mural represents a train car, which inevitably will join the other murals to form a gigantic train- the foundation of the uniﬁcation of Canada. The City of New Westminster’s mural, designed by artist Lewis Lavoie and local community members, showcases our working riverfront, beloved tin soldier and historic Pattullo Bridge. Made up of over 700 individual tiles, community members of all ages helped contribute to the mural, creating one piece in this National mosaic legacy. The murals will remain in the community that created them as an historical legacy to commemorate the sesquicentennial anniversary. The funds for this project were contributed by the Canada Day Lunch Box Fund, a Canada Day community fundraiser.

By W. Bruce MacDonald, Canadian Lacrosse Hall of Fame This year marks the 150th anniversary of lacrosse in Canada, but long before it was a game it was a vital First Nations cultural tradition given to them by their Creator. It went by different names according to the language and traditions of each particular Nation, but two of the better known are baggataway and tewaarathon. Inspired by the First Nations game, Montrealers began playing in the mid-1800s and the ﬁrst rules were published in 1867. Lacrosse didn’t arrive in BC until the arrival of the CPR in 1885. Around that time lacrosse teams in Vancouver and Victoria competed with each other. In 1889 New Westminster cobbled together a team that by 1900 was known as the Salmonbellies. The name stemmed from the team’s bright red sweaters. The chosen red colour honoured the Royal Engineers whose uniforms were British military red and who founded New Westminster in 1859. But to spectators, particularly those supporting Vancouver and Victoria, the red sweaters suggested the underbelly of spawning salmon, hence Salmonbellies, which, at the time, was not intended as a compliment. Montreal was still the centre of lacrosse in 1908 when the Salmonbellies defeated the Montreal Shamrocks for the Minto Cup, at that time awarded to Canada’s

Senior men’s professional champions. The Salmonbellies retained the cup, except for two years, until 1924 when the pro era ended and the Mann Cup, awarded to the Senior men’s amateur champions, took precedence. The Salmonbellies have won the Mann Cup 24 times since 1910, the most of any team. From 1867 to 1931 lacrosse was played exclusively outdoors on fields, but from 1932 to the present day the indoor box version of the game was been the focus. In the US, England and Australia, among other lacrosse playing nations, the game remained a field game and in the 1970s Canada began to compete again on grass. Today players move freely between the two versions of the sport at all levels of play from minor to collegiate to professional. Canadian girls and women have played the field version of the sport since at least the 1920s and over the last few decades Canadian women have won many championships at all levels. In its 150 years lacrosse has come full circle, from field to box to professional, and its First Nations roots have also come full circle with the resurgence of First Nations lacrosse exemplified by the Six Nations Chiefs, multiple winners of the Mann Cup in recent years.

Team BC Women’s Field Lacrosse Exhibition Game July 1 at 10:30am, Queen’s Park East Field

In 2017, over 70 high performance female athletes, ages 13-18, from across the province of British Columbia, will represent Team BC on four Women’s Field Lacrosse teams (Senior, Junior, Sophomore and Freshman teams). These athletes are some of the best lacrosse players developed in BC. Team BC athletes work hard to improve their abilities in order to compete at the highest levels possible in their competitions! Come cheer on our next generation of bright lacrosse stars who proudly represent the BC Lacrosse Association and our province!

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The New Westminster Police Department is warning the public that “the Canada Revenue Agency scam” is hitting New West with a renewed intensity. “We have received a wave of calls from residents advising us that people claiming to work for the CRA are calling to collect fictitious debts,” media relations officer Sgt. Jeff Scott said in a press release. “The taxpay-

… talk to elderly friends and family about the scam and how it works.

er is often threatened with court charges, jail or even deportation.” Police also report that a Royal City resident was recently nearly defrauded out

of $3,000, after being asked to purchase iTunes cards and provide the iTunes card number to the fraudsters. “Thankfully this resident suspected the scam and came to police, but only after they were called from a number which displayed as the same phone number as the New Westminster Police non-emergency line,” said a press release from the police department. “The New Westminster Police Department would like to stress that we do not deal with tax issues.” Local police are reminding residents they should be wary of any Canada Revenue Agency phone calls with an Ontario phone number. “The CRA advises Canadians to confirm the status of their tax accounts before taking any action that may be the result of pressure from suspicious calls or emails, and to verify the legitimacy of the communication by contacting the CRA directly at 1-800-9598281,” said the press re-

lease. “The best course of action to take to prevent others from falling victim to the CRA scam is to talk to elderly friends and family about the scam and how it works.” Anyone who has been victimized by the CRA scam is asked to call the New Westminster Police Department at 604-525-5411. DOOR-TO-DOOR SCAMS As the weather heats up, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) is also warning consumers to be aware of the pitfalls and potential scams that come with door-todoor sales. Door-to-door sales aren’t

illegal in B.C., but the BBB says people need to know their rights when signing direct sales contracts. “The biggest concern we have is aggressive sales tactics that we sometimes hear about,” said Evan Kelly, senior communications advisor for the BBB serving mainland B.C. in a press release. “While aggressive selling is not illegal, we hear about questionable companies that travel around demanding to inspect your furnace based on some nonexistent government program.That is unethical. Consumers need to do their due diligence before making big purchases.”

According to the BBB, some popular door-to-door schemes relate to asphalt pavers, home improvement contractors, cash deals, alarm systems and HVAC systems. The BBB has some tips to get the work done properly and protect against fraudulent operators. " Do not make decisions at the front door (and don’t invite unsolicited sales people into your home.) " Ask for identification and information (legitimate sellers and contractors will leave materials for you to read about their products and services and give you time to research their repu-

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at their homes for their monthly evening gatherings. Seventy years later, the group meets for lunch at a

restaurant in New Westminster, with each of the friends taking her turn to decide where to meet.

Good for the heart and the mind It’s quite a feat to maintain friendships for 70 years, but it’s definitely good for one’s health. “Research shows that social interaction supports overall physical, mental and emotional heath and helps maintain brain health,” says the B.C. government’s website. “People with strong social networks say they feel happier and more supported.” The website states that being socially isolated can carry some risks, including cardiovascular disease, being less physically active, depression and reduced mental and physical health.

“People without strong social networks may become isolated,” states the provincial government’s website. “When older people participate in their communities, everyone benefits.” New Westminster is among a growing number of cities aimed at being an agefriendly community, which offers welcoming public spaces, accessible transportation, affordable housing, employment and volunteer opportunities, and information and services that meet seniors’ needs.

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The Royal City has received recognition from rock royalty. Sir Paul McCartney sent a message to the Vancouver Humane Society praising the cities of New Westminster,Vancouver, North Vancouver and Port Moody for proclaiming May 15 as Meatless Monday, a day aimed at raising awareness about the links between diet and the environment, health and animal welfare. “Congratulations to Vancouver, the City of North Vancouver, New Westminster and Port Moody for going meat free on Monday 15 May,” he said in a news release. “A great step for-

ward in showing how easy and fun it is to have meatfree days and help protect the planet from climate change.Well done. Love Paul and the family.” The Vancouver Humane Society said the municipal proclamations were inspired by the ongoing Meatless Monday initiatives of the society and local schools. Meatless Monday is a global initiative that’s taking place in more than 30 countries and growing across Metro Vancouver. The proclamation read by Mayor Jonathan Cote on behalf of the city stated that over consumption of meat, dairy and eggs is associated with many major environmental problems, including climate change, worsened health outcomes and animal welfare concerns and noted that a growing number

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CANADA 150 RIDE WHAT IS IT? The Celebrate Canada 150 Bike Ride is a fundraiser for New Westminster-based Honour House, which provides a home away from home for military personnel and first responders and their families while they are in the Lower Mainland receiving medical treatment. SO IT’S A BIKE RIDE? Yes, it’s a 5,000-kilometre bike ride from Victoria to Ottawa. The riders are Ritchie and Caroline Hughes of Victoria. They began their trip on May 18, and the plan is to arrive in the nation’s capital on Saturday, July 1, just in time for Canada’s 150th birthday.

TELL ME MORE. Ritchie is a former Canadian Armed Forces member, and he’s no stranger to fundraising. He’s raised funds through other cycling events for organizations, including Boomer’s Legacy, Solider On and Wounded Warrior, according to a press release. He sees the important role these organizations and Honour House play in helping veterans and active members deal with the repercussions of their work – especially post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). “My motivation in getting help for people suffering from PTSD, is a personal one. I believe that, if left untreated PTSD can have multigenerational negative impacts on families. I wonder if this was the case in my own family with two grandfather veterans of the WW1 who were both severely wounded. In those days, programs like the ones offered by Soldier On and Honour House did not exist. We are all lucky today that they do. The tricky part may be in getting our suffering heroes to take the first step and seek help,” he said in the release.

HOW CAN WE HELP? That’s easy. Donate. You can give any amount you’d like and all the money raised by the Hughes on their journey will be donated to Honour House Society, which runs the New Westminster house and a ranch in Kamloops specifically designed for first responders, military personnel and veterans with PTSD. WHERE DO I DONATE? Online. Just go to honourhouse.ca/canada150bike ride and fill out the donation form. I WANT TO KNOW MORE. You can follow the Hughes on their journey online at celebratecanada150bikeride.blogspot.ca. Lynn and Roger Craig, Ritchie’s sister and brother-in-law from Brantford, Ont., are following them in an RV and documenting the trip. Check out the website to see photos from the trip and for daily updates on their progress. – Cayley Dobie

Celebrate our diverse nation at multicultural festival Entertainers from across Canada’s cultural mosaic will be helping to celebrate the nation’s birthday. The New Westminster Philippine Festival Society is hard at work organizing the third annual New

West Multicultural festival that’s taking place on Saturday, July 1 at Westminster Pier Park.The festival aims to celebrate the rich cultural diversity that exists in New Westminster – and Canada’s 150th birthday.

“This is our third year presenting this multicultural festival in New West,” said Salve Dayao, the society’s president. “It’s going to be magical.We have a very good cultural performances lined up.”

The free, family-friendly festival includes dance and vocal performances by artists from the First Nations of Canada, Japan, Philippines, China, Sudan, Bahrain, Egypt, Greece, India, Polynesia, Kenya, Ireland,

Caribbean, Romania, Ethiopia, Italy, Mexico, Spain and other countries. “Because it is a multicultural event, we welcome everyone.This is the 150th birthday of Canada. Let’s showcase our own culture

as a gift to the country that adopted us,” Dayao said. The festival runs 3 to 10 p.m. For more info, go to the New West Multicultural Festival 2017 Facebook page. – Theresa McManus

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Flashback to 1967 peewee ’67 trek Salmonbellies squad celebrates 50th anniversary of a magical trip that added to club legend

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Fifty years and a lot of water under the bridge. That’s the reality, but a stroll down memory lane is still about sharing memories that frame a lifetime. Flash back to 1967 when a group of local boys bonded over a journey with their lacrosse sticks, when the game took them across Canada on a magical trip that added a new layer to the legend of the New Westminster Salmonbellies club. Now slower, mainly grey-haired men, the teammates will reminisce on July 6, when between the first and second periods of the New Westminster Salmonbellies’ game against Maple Ridge, the 1967 peewee ’Bellies will be celebrated as trailblazers and a heckuva good lacrosse team. “It was historic, it really was,” recalled Evelyn Benson, who along with husband Don helped foster the team, with team manager Eric Hughes and den mother Marion Hughes, into what seemed like a foreign land of adventure. “Everyone said it couldn’t be done but it was the first time a lacrosse team of 11 and 12 year olds went on a trip of this magnitude.” And it was a whole different world then, too. Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band ruled the airwaves, the Dirty Dozen topped the box office and Prime Minister Lester Pearson gladly proclaimed Expo ’67 a venture for the “brotherhood of all men.” Brotherhood played a role in this journey, too.When it came to the New West boys, just playing more lacrosse was the big draw.

Road game: The 1967 New Westminster Salmonbellies squad that made a cross-country trip. They`ll have a reunion at the senior Salmonbellies game July 6. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

The New West squad had dominated its defeated team and suggested maybe we B.C. competition for the previous two years should come to Montreal, take in Expo without a loss. In a town as lacrosse-crazy ’67 and play some lacrosse,” recalled Don. as the Royal City, the pee“They essentially invitwee ’Bellies were fairly well ed us. … Then some OnWhen we beat known. tario guys got into it and “I always felt really lucky the Green Gaels I said they’d be glad to host to be on (the team), there us, too. remember we all were a lot of very good “It just caught on.” players,” recalled Ivan TuuMuch of the planning celebrated taking ra, who went on to play 10 for the trip was done by turns sipping out Evelyn seasons in the Western LaBenson and Mariof this tiny trophy. on Hughes, who produced crosse Association with the senior ’Bellies. “It was just checklists and provisions like an all-star team, and at for each player.They asked the time I don’t know if I every question possible to could have made an all-star find out what each boy reteam.” quired and what, if any, The genesis of the trip began when Don personal quirks had to be taken care of. Benson, the team’s coach as well as viceWho walked in their sleep, who had allerpresident for B.C. Lacrosse and Canadian gies, wet the bed or needed medication. Lacrosse associations, touched on the topic To get some funding from B.C. Lacrosse, at a national meeting in Quebec. the team agreed to expand its roster and “At a (1966) meeting some of the Quetake four players from Burnaby and Vanbec delegation kidded me about my uncouver, which meant convincing parents

unfamiliar with the team to let their sons travel across the country with virtual strangers. “We had to go meet the parents, went to their homes and convince them to sign up for this trip. And they all did,” Evelyn said. The lacrosse was central to the whole three-week event, with a landmark match up against the Oshawa peewee Green Gaels being a game for a mini-Minto Cup, as it was labelled. New West prevailed there, but in the final stop of the trip at a Peterborough tournament, the winning streak ended when they lost the final to the host team in overtime. “They had a rule in Ontario at the time where if any player fell down and looked injured, no matter what, the play was whistled dead,” the coach said. “I wasn’t too happy that it was used at least three times, with Dan Tichner on a breakaway each time.” Mark Benson, then 11, said the whole trip still is vivid in his memory.Visiting all the exhibits at Expo, such as John Glenn’s space capsule and the Russian pavilion, were spectacles that drew the boys’ attention.They also where put on a lacrosse demonstration on the Montreal fairgrounds. “It was a barnstorm trip where we really had a ton of fun,” Mark reflected. “When we beat the Green Gaels I remember we all celebrated taking turns sipping out of this tiny trophy. “But my mom said after the (Peterborough loss) that we were outsiders, we weren’t supposed to win. But we showed them how lacrosse is played.” Unfortunately, two players – Jerry St. Jean and Darryl Hobbs – as well as Eric and Marion Hughes have passed away. One of the Burnaby players’ whereabouts is unknown at press time.The majority of those around will take to Queen’s Park’s famous wooden floor one more time to reflect and celebrate what was an amazing trek.

’Bellies topple Timbermen The New Westminster Salmonbellies celebrated the prospect of an 11-day break with a victorious trip to Nanaimo on Sunday beating the hometown Timbermen 11-5 to solidify their playoff hopes. They are fourth in the Western Lacrosse League standings with a 5-4-1 record and are four points clear of fifth-place Nanaimo (3-61) for the final playoff spot in the seven-team league. The Salmonbellies do not play tonight (Thursday), the team’s usual home game night.Their next match is against Maple Ridge next Thursday (July 6) at Queen’s Park Arena (7:30 p.m.). New West has eight games remaining. “There’s never a good time for an 11-day break,” said Salmonbellies head coach Steve Goodwin. “Actually, Sunday night was our best game of the season, with the players we had, we were short one player, but there was great work ethic, they did a lot of good things and then all of a sudden no games for 11 days, that’s tough for a coach.”

The win followed a split with the last-place Langley Thunder last week.The ’Bellies beat the Thunder 8-7 in Langley on Wednesday, but then the next night lost to the same squad 8-6 at Queen’s Park Arena, Langley’s first win of the season. Goodwin lamented that loss made the difference between New West being fourth or tied for first Monday morning. “There’s more parity than I can remember, and I’ve been around this league a long time. Not just among the four teams (Victoria, Maple Ridge, Burnaby and New West) but the six or seven teams there’s a lot of parity in the league.” Despite the parity, Goodwin admitted the loss to Langley on home floor stung, but he was also philosophical about the defeat. “You have to go through tough times before you get to the good times. But we really responded (Sunday). I was so elated,” said Goodwin. “That just shows that we have some depth and that’s what

you need to win championships.” The Salmonbellies’ first goal is to secure a playoff spot. Doesn’t matter what position, as long as it’s top four.To win a WLA title they’ll have to go through two tough teams. On Sunday, New West jumped out to a 5-1 lead after one period and extended it to 9-3 after two. The ’Bellies top point getter was Sean Tyrell with four, which included three assists. Logan Schuss and Curtis Hodgson each scored twice with other goals coming from Brandon Goodwin, Shayne Bennett, Jakob Doucet and Zach Herreweyers, who added two assists. All three of the T-men’s goals came with a Salmonbellie sitting in the penalty box. Nanaimo was 3-for-6 on the power play while New West was scoreless in its five opportunities. At the Langley Events Centre on Wednesday, Daniel McQuade, a New West native, tied the game at 7-7 for the Salmonbellies by scoring on a set up from Joel McCready at 13:15. McCready then got the winner at 13:37.

Check swing: A New West Little League majors all-star batter checks his swing during a game against Vancouver’s Little Mountain all-stars in a game at Justin Morneau Field in Moody Park. PHOTO JENNIFER GAUTHIER

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The New Westminster Jr. Salmonbellies celebrated their final regular-season home game of 2017 with a 23-7 romp over the Delta Islanders on Tuesday. It was the fourth consecutive win for the second-place ’Bellies giving them a 15-40 record.That sets up a showdown in Coquitlam against the first-place Adanacs (17-1-0) Friday (7:30 p.m.). New West’s final game of the season will be in Burnaby on Sunday (Copeland Arena, 7 p.m.).The Lakers were 4-12-1 heading into their game in Coquitlam on Wednesday.

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Carter Dickson led the point parade for the Salmonbellies with eight, including two goals. Connor Robinson racked up seven with three goals and four assists. Jayden Campbell and Nick Chaykowsky had four goals and Charlie Kurtenbach picked up a hat trick. The ’Bellies also beat the Isles 20-7 in Delta last Thursday. Robinson sniped four goals and added six assists while Jeremy Bosher collected five goals and two assists. Dickson scored three times and assisted on another.

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STEWART, Dr. Irwin It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Dr. Irwin Fraser Stewart on June 5, 2017 in New Westminster, BC surrounded by his family. Born October 20, 1930 in Swan River, Manitoba, Irwin is survived by his loving wife of over 60 years, Lois. Father to Rob (Kathy), Margaret (Trevor), and Jamie (Laurie). Grandfather to Nathan, Lauren, Nadine, Sarah, Ben, Fraser, Emma and Kate. Brother to Shirley Mann of Fraser Lake, BC; Ross (Noreen) Stewart of White Rock, BC; and the late Edna Sutherland of Grand Forks, BC. Irwin Stewart will forever be remembered for his service to the community, particularly in the medical field and in the areas of children and youth. He was awarded the Order of Canada (2001) and the Order of British Columbia (2002) to recognize his efforts to bring health care to remote and underserved communities in B.C., the Yukon and the developing world. Irwin and Lois spearheaded many overseas humanitarian health projects and dedicated much of their retirement to improving Hearing Health Care in Africa, particularly in Zimbabwe and Uganda. Locally, they were involved in numerous organizations - Shiloh United Church youth group, the Junior Salmonbellies, UBC Rowing, and the Vancouver Oral School for the Deaf. Irwin was a dedicated member of Rotary International and served as the Chairman of the Rotary Youth Exchange Committee for many years in addition to serving as President, Rotary Club of New Westminster (1989/90) and District Governor (1993/94). He was a Paul Harris Fellow, a recipient of the Rotary International Service Above Self award, and the first ever to receive the Donald MacRae Peace Award, recognizing and honouring outstanding achievement. Irwin and Lois were truly a dynamic couple who together made an impact on many lives. Dr. Stewart was recognized as a pioneer in the medical profession, was a full Clinical Professor at UBC, Head of Otolaryngology, Professor Emeritus, a member of the Fellowship of Royal Colleges of Surgeons (FRCS), and was presented with the prestigious Mosher Award (1981) by the American Triologic Society. He also served as president or board member for the following: BC Otolaryngology Society, BC Hearing Aid Board, BC College of Physicians and Surgeons, Canadian Society of Otolaryngology and numerous Federal Task Forces (Canada Health and Welfare Department). He was truly dedicated to health care in New Westminster, serving as Saint Mary’s Hospital - Chief of Staff (1976 - 1981) and Saint Mary’s Health Foundation (Chair 2003 - 2014). Irwin will forever be remembered as a humble and kind humanitarian. A Memorial Service in celebration of a beautiful life will be held at Queens Avenue United Church, 529 Queens Avenue, New Westminster on Saturday, July 8 at 11:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to either the Rotary Foundation of Canada (PO Box 493 New Westminster, BC Canada V3L 4Y8) to support ongoing health care work in developing nations or The Saint Mary’s Health Foundation (saintmaryshealthfoundation.com/donations.html) to support local health care initiatives, in Dr. Irwin Stewart’s memory. Kearney’s Columbia-Bowell Chapel 604-521-4881

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MELZER, Irene Rosa Irene passed away peacefully on Thursday June 22, 2017, at the age of 87. Irene was predeceased by her husband Gerhard. Lovingly remembered by her daughter Diane and her husband Steve as well as Irene’s grandchildren Brianna and Troy, who she was especially proud of. Irene moved from Germany to New Westminster in the mid 60’s and enjoyed gardening and many walks through her beloved Queens Park. She worked for many years as a Chemist with the Federal Government and spent many more years travelling, volunteering and enjoying activities at the Century House and coffee with her friends. The family would like to thank the care workers at Buchanan Lodge in New Westminster, where Irene spent her last years for their support and care. A private service will take place in July.

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50. There are how many time zones in Canada?

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86. Canada vies for first place with what country as the coldest nation in the world?

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