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New speed limits set on bikeways Theresa McManus

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Motorists must now slow down when driving on bikeways in New Westminster. In an effort to improve safety on New West streets, the city has adopted a 30 kilometre per hour speed limit for vehicles along bikeways, greenways and streets that don’t allow cycling on sidewalks. The slower speed limit is along the Rotary Crosstown Greenway, by the LondonDublin Greenway and the Central Valley Greenway. “I think this is all about making sure that our greenways and bikeways are made as safe as possible for all users, whether that’s cyclists or pedestrians. Studies have shown when vehicles are travelling under 30 kilometres per hour, the chance of a serious accident reduces substantially,” said Mayor Jonathan Cote. “We think at the very least, these types of speed limits should be in place where we have higher number of pedestrians and cyclist traffic.” The city’s advisory committee for transit, bicycles and pedestrians made the recommendation after researching options to make cycling safer and more comfortable. In addition to reducing the potential for crashes and severity of injuries in crashes, the city hopes lower speed limits will encourage more people to consider walking and cycling as a daily mode of travel. According to the city, the 30 km/hour speed limit will be extended to all streets that don’t allow cycling on the sidewalk, by mid-2018. “It won’t take effect until we actually get the signage up on the streets.We can’t have the speed limits without the proper signage,” Cote said. “It will be going into effect on the different routes very soon as we start to get the signage up across the different greenways and bikeways.”

KINDNESS IS EVERYTHING: Taking a stand against racism: More than 120 people gathered at Moody Park last week for a demonstration against racism and hate. A group of local women organized the event in response to violence in Virginia. PHOTO CORNELIA NAYLOR

New West rallies against hate Theresa McManus

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Laundry is the only thing that should be separated by colours. Those were the words on the sign that seven-year-old Alexandro brought to an Aug. 17 antiracism demonstration in Moody Park attended by more than 120 people. Local residents organized the gathering in response to violence in Charlottesville,Virginia, where white nationalists, neo-Nazis and white supremists gathered for a Unite the Right march on Aug. 12 and

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clashed with counter-protesters, resulting in the death of one anti-racism protester. “These events are not about us white folk feeling good about ourselves, and knowing that we are not racist,” said Jen Ryan, lead organizer of the event. “A quote I share today from Angela Davis: ‘In a racist society, it is not enough to be nonracist, we need to be antiracist.’Think about it, talk about it, have discussions with your questionable Thanksgiving relatives.Talk with your friends. Keep it at the forefront of your mind. Let’s not wait till tragedy strikes before we have another event.”

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Organizers of the New West United event hope it will lead to future events that aren’t held in response to negative incidents. In January, New Westminster MLA Judy Darcy organized a New West United rally after neo-Nazi pamphlets were posted in the city. “We know in New Westminster we stand up against racism and intolerance.We stand up against sexism.We stand up against homophobia and transphobia.We stand up against anti-Semitism and islamophobia. In New Westminster, we stand up against hate,” said New Westminster-Burnaby MP Continued on page 6

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Up Front ECLIPSE WATCHING

Solar party power on top of the tower By Theresa McManus

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Residents across the city donned solar glasses to view Monday’s eclipse – including a group who had a prime spot on a rooftop deck overlooking the Fraser River. Coun. Lorrie Williams hosted a solar eclipse viewing party on the rooftop patio at the Anvil Centre office tower, a venue that provided sweeping views of the waterfront and a perfect place for viewing the eclipse. “Where else would you want to watch the eclipse? It’s got to be with a group of people,” said Williams. “It’s something special.” Williams ordered several pairs of glasses from Amazon so her guests could safely view the eclipse, but others watched through welder’s glasses and glasses of their own. Some, like Coun. Patrick Johnstone, viewed the eclipse through pinhole projectors he made using paper plates. New West resident Rick Carswell and wife Alison Kirkley are both interested in astronomy, and were thrilled to view the solar eclipse with fellow residents. “I am 66 – I have never seen an eclipse,” Carswell said. “I was motivated to come out.There was so much hype about it. I have tried for the last 12 days to get glasses.” Burnaby resident Barbara Granger also came up empty handed in her quest to buy glasses, but borrowed her brother’s welding glasses so she could safely view the eclipse. While viewers in some places, including Oregon, were treated to a total solar eclipse, at 10:21 a.m. the moon blocked out 86 per cent of the sun’s light in New Westminster as it passed between Earth and

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Clockwise from left, Alison Kirkley and Rick Carswell; Nina Hobbis and sons Jake and Joey; Maureen Olofson; and Rebecca Knight from Calgary were among the folks who attended Coun. Lorrie Williams’ solar eclipse viewing party on the patio of the Anvil Centre office tower. PHOTOS THERESA MCMANUS

the sun. Coun. Jaimie McEvoy quipped that New Westminster “eclipsed the other cities” by having a viewing party atop Anvil Centre. “I love eclipses,” said McEvoy, who has taken astronomy courses at Simon Fraser University. “I have loved them since I was a little kid.There was an eclipse when I was a kid.” A history buff, McEvoy

said eclipses used to terrify some people as they feared the world was ending when the sun disappeared from view, but some societies, like the Mayans, developed enough astronomy to be able to predict eclipses. What’s the allure of watching a solar eclipse? “The vastness of the skies suddenly changes,” McEvoy said. “Everything you count on as normal sudden-

ly changes in a short time.” For some, the eclipse is a reminder of the vastness of the universe. “I find it very interesting,” said Lynn Radbourne, who saw a solar eclipse in the 1970s. “I can’t wait till they find life outside our solar system – we won’t be around for that.We can’t be the only one.”

Mayor visits 44 city parks in one day Theresa McManus

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If you ever want to crash a birthday park, New Westminster parks are the place to be on sunny Sundays in the summer. Just ask Mayor Jonathan Cote.

Cote was a man on the move on Sunday, when he walked, wheeled and drove his way to all of the 44 parks in New Westminster, posting photos and comments about many of the stops on social media along the way. “I had a lot of fun visit-

ing every single park in the City of New Westminster,” he said. “It was the end of my time off – I had a couple weeks off at the beginning of August. I just thought it would be a really fun way to showcase the amazing parks that we have in the City of

New Westminster. One of the most common feedback I got from people on my travels was, ‘Wow, I had no idea we had 44 parks in the City of New Westminster.’” Cote started his #project 44parks at Albert Crescent Park at 8 a.m. and finished

his day at Sapperton Landing Park at 9 p.m. Along the way, he clocked 26,000 steps. “I probably wouldn’t recommend it, particularly if you have kids, to try and do all 44 parks in a day. It was certainly a very interesting

challenge to take on, but I would encourage residents to have a look at all the different parks that I visited and maybe plan out a few in a day and try to explore some parks that they haven’t Continued on page 5

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS Friday, August 25 5:00 pm Fridays on Front Front Street, Downtown New West

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

Monday, August 28 6:00 pm Public Hearing followed by Regular Meeting of Council Council Chamber ____

Monday, September 4 No Council Meeting Wednesday, September 6 5:00 pm Tree Care Workshop Queensborough Community Centre

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Pursuant to section 40 of the Community Charter, the City of New Westminster hereby gives notice of its intention to close to traffic approximately 1,072 square metres of the undeveloped highway abutting 420 Boyne Street and 435 Wood Street, dedicated as highway by Plan NWP2620 shown outlined in bold and marked as “Road Closure Area” on the sketch below, and to remove the dedication as highway. Bylaw No. 7935, 2017, closing the highway to traffic and removing its dedication as highway, will be considered by Council at its regular meeting at the City of New Westminster City Hall, 511 Royal Avenue, New Westminster, BC, on August 28 at 6:00 pm. Persons who consider they are affected by the bylaw will be provided an opportunity to make representations to Council at the meeting or by delivering a written submission to the City Clerk by 5:00 pm on August 28, 2017. Email: clerks@newwestcity.ca Post: Legislative Services Department 511 Royal Avenue New Westminster BC V3L 1H9 All submitted comments will be distributed to Council and posted on the City’s website.

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Mayor Cote: ‘I am really happy I did it’ Continued from page 3 been to,” he said. “There are a lot of hidden gems out there.” Cote said he got a lot of feedback from community members as he posted photos of the parks he visited throughout the day. “I had a number of comments about Glenbrook Ravine when I posted some pictures from there saying, ‘Where is this green oasis in New Westminster and how do I get there?’” he said. “That gets to why I wanted to do this: to let people know about some of the great parks we already have in our community.” While many residents are familiar with larger amenities like Moody, Queen’s, Hume and Ryall parks, they’re often less familiar with some of the smaller parks in New West. “I actually discovered two parks that don’t even have road access – you can only get to them from back lanes, which really makes them secret hidden parks in New Westminster,” Cote said. “I thought it was funny, when I was talking to residents in those neighbourhoods, they were almost telling me, ‘Don’t let the secret out about our secret little park here.’” Before hitting the road, Cote mapped out his itinerary for the day’s adventure. He started the day walking to parks near his downtown home with daughters Renee, Leah and Violet and his sisterin-law’s dog Rocket.With his daughters exhausted from the tour and Cote falling behind schedule, he grabbed his bike and met up with Coun. Patrick Johnstone, who accompanied him on a bike tour of Queensborough and West End parks. While Cote enjoyed visiting each of the city’s parks, he also had fun meeting residents who were spending time in the great outdoors. “As the day progressed, more and more people started following the journey I was doing.There was one individual on Twitter who kept trying to catch

up to me or find out where I would be and was always 10 minutes behind,” he said. “It was interesting – at the park you’d have some people aware of what was happening and want to come up and talk to me, and then just other people recognizing the mayor was in their local park but didn’t know what I was doing, but wanted to come up and talk to me. It was really nice getting the feedback from residents directly in their local parks. I heard of some issues where people hope maybe some of the maintenance in a particular park might be done a little bit better.” At the all-wheel park in Queensborough, a 10-yearold boy provided the mayor with “a whole whack of feedback” about what he’d like to see with the new skateboard park when it’s relocated from the high school site. Glenbrook North resident Mike Folka had invited Cote to pop by his son’s birthday party in Queen’s Park and have a slice of pizza. “One thing I wasn’t expecting was how many birthday parties I’d run into.There was probably 30 birthday parties happening in New Westminster parks on Sunday,” Cote said. “I got to Queen’s Park and there must have been 20 birthday parties. I thought, how am I going to find his party in this mass of birthday parties? It was great to see how the community is using the parks and to see all these kids’ birthday parties, all the way from Queensborough to Hume Park to Queen’s Park. It was really wonderful to see.” Cote convinced his daughter Renee to hit the road with him for the final leg of the journey on the eastern side of the city. That part was done by car. “That was really the only way we were going to make it,” he said. “To get Renee to have the energy level to get out, I had to bribe her to say we would visit Hume Park pool near the end of our visit.We went to the

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I actually discovered two parks that don’t even have road access

pool for almost an hour.” It was past Renee’s bedtime when the pair visited the 44th park on the tour, Sapperton Landing Park, at 9 p.m. on Aug. 20. “With the Pattullo Bridge and the sun just setting, it was a beautiful location to end the day,” he said.

After zigzagging all over the city, Cote feels he has a better insight on the city’s park needs. He said it emphasized the fact that the Connaught Heights area doesn’t have as many parks as other areas of the city and the need to ensure the city creates new greenspaces for neighbourhoods go-

ing through a transition. “I am really happy I did it,” he said. “It really got me thinking about how, into the future, we can make our park system even better. Maybe one day we will reach the 50 park mark.”

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City Public water Julian: ‘One must be taught to hate’ stations on way If you or your pooch are parched and are in need of water, you’ll soon be able to quench your thirst in New West. Coun. Chuck Puchmayr recently put forward a motion to have the city explore the installation of public water stations where residents can fill small water containers, as an alternative to buying bottled water. Staff subsequently reported back about the locations in downtown New West where two water public stations could be installed this summer – one at the corner of Columbia Street and Sixth Street and another in Hyack Square. While he was pleased with the report, Puchmayr said he spoke with staff about the possibility of putting one uptown.

Continued from page 1 Peter Julian. “All of you are indicative of that very strong solidarity that we have in our community.” Julian said he was appalled by the violence and the explicit racism of Charlottesville and the subsequent comments by U.S. President Donald Trump, but is optimistic because of the hundreds of events held across Canada and the United States in the wake of the violence in Charlottesville. He noted a tweet by former U.S. President Barack Obama quoting Nelson Mandela (“No one is born hating another person because of the color of his skin or his background or his religion...”) was retweeted more than any other post on Twitter in history. “One must be taught to hate. And if somebody can be taught to hate, they can learn to love. … Love comes more naturally than hate.That’s what makes me optimistic,” Julian said. “That’s the kind of thing I think we all need to take forward as we move in

“They said, ‘No problem,’” he said. “They have locations uptown and it would be no problem putting one downtown and one uptown.” Keith Whiteley, supervisor of the water branch, said the city has ordered the fountains and expects them to arrive this week. “The first fountain will be installed at (the) Hyack Square area and the other will be uptown,” he said in an email to the Record. Whiteley said the city has earmarked several potential locations for the uptown fountain, but will wait for it to arrive before determining the final location. Currently, the city has 44 public drinking and water filling stations in the city’s parks and dog parks.

solidarity, to push back hate in our community, in our province, our country, and right across this continent.” Brynn Bourke, one of the organizers of the New West United event in January, said she is inspired by the way the Pride movement took something hateful and responded by creating a celebration that embraces diversity. She’d like to see New West United come together and grow a movement that celebrates diversity and helps build community. A resident who was born and raised in South Africa during Apartheid said “racism is a very tricky thing to handle” but it’s worth fighting for a place where people feel free. A woman told the crowd that her grandmother, one of 10 children who grew up in Germany and Austria, had a brother in the Nazi party and a sister who died at a concentration camp for hiding Jews during the war. “I have always been fascinated how two dichotomies

No hate: Martha Balcazar and her son Alexandro Gomez-Balcazar, 7, at the anti-hate rally in Moody Park last week. PHOTO CORNELIA NAYLOR

can exist in the same family. I do know once when I was about 13, someone said something nasty to her because she still had a German accent and she was very upset,” she said. “I remember her always telling me: ‘We are all people – if you can only do one thing, be kind.’ I think if we each are kind, it’s small, but it can make a big difference.” Mayor Jonathan Cote, who majored in history in univer-

sity, said he couldn’t imagine how “past atrocities” could be happening again, but there are similarities with what’s happening south of the border. “Really, the only way to stop hatred, to stop bigotry is to not be silent on the issue,” he said. “When you become silent, that is when that kind of hatred becomes normal.We cannot allow that type of behaviour to become normal.”

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Pub proposed in historic building

Carlos O’Bryan’s is seeking the city’s permission to operate a pub in the 1893 Canadian Pacific Railway Station. The building, located at 800 Columbia St., is next to Hyack Square and was the longtime home of the Keg.The applicant,

who is leasing the space from the bundling’s owner, plans to operate a Kelly O’Bryan’s restaurant on the ground floor and a Carlos O’Bryan’s pub upstairs. The applicant has applied for a zoning bylaw and a special development permit to allow it to operate a liquor primary licensed premises. Council directed staff to process the rezoning, special development permit and liquor primary licence

applications and report to the city’s land use and planning committee.

Sign bylaw updated

It’s a sign of the times. Following a June 26 public hearing, city council agreed to update its sign bylaw. Prior to the public hearing, the city consulted with the local businesses, business associations and city

committees and did an online survey. “The updated bylaw would improve the structure and clarity of sign regulations within the city,” said Jackie Teed, the city’s acting director of development services. “More specifically, it would promote high-quality signs while recognizing the needs of businesses, reduce clutter and unsightliness of signs. It would reduce the need for development vari-

ance permits, recognize and incorporate new types of signs and new technologies and reflect and enhance the character of unique commercial areas.”

Daycare’s plans defeated The city has rejected a local day care society’s request for funds that would allow it to expand its facility in uptown New West.

In July 2016, city council voted against a request from the Glenbrook Daycare Society for funding to cover the cost of hiring a code consultant and upgrades to a building at 701 Sixth St. In response to a second request from the society in July 2017, council once again voted against the request. – ByTheresa McManus, staff reporter

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Opinion OUR VIEW

Uber gusto may be too much for NDP

This may be where the rubber hits the road in the B.C. Legislature – both figuratively and literally. On Monday, Andrew Weaver, leader of the B.C. Greens, said he will reintroduce legislation to enable ridesharing in B.C. Weaver has tried this before, once in April 2016 and again in February 2017. He surely knows he might be a bit too Uber enthusiastic for his NDP

partners so early in their relationship. Prior to the election the B.C. Liberals promised to bring ‘ride sharing’ to the province. In an effort to pull in as many ‘millennial’ votes as possible, the Liberals promised folks they would be able to use Uber by Christmas.They tried to appease the taxi industry by offering cash support and relaxing some cab rules.Then transportation minister Todd Stone tried

to soften the blow by saying: “We think we are striking a balance between what the vast majority of British Columbians want … all the while doing so in a very thoughtful manner where we take our time, respect the industry that’s been there for so many generations and get this right to protect the jobs that already exist.” But the taxi industry, which is a tightknit one, didn’t buy it and did a last-minute don’t-

vote-Liberals phone/text/ email campaign. It’s hard to say whether they tipped the scales enough to lose it for the Liberals – but it sure didn’t help. And now Weaver wants to put the pedal to the metal for something the NDP support, but don’t wildly boost. And for good reason. Not only does it revive the taxi workers’ grievances, but it also throws a spotlight on the NDP’s labour commitments and

core values. The reality is Uber has cleverly branded itself as a ‘ride-sharing’ movement, when it is at best a ridehailing company. Uber customers don’t share a ride, they use the app to order one, and the driver is usually someone trying to eke out a living by mimicking a taxi-service. Meanwhile taxi drivers who are trying to make a living are left to compete with folks who are often

supplementing an income and, for the most part, avoiding licencing and insurance requirements. To be sure, Uber will eventually enter the marketplace in B.C. and the NDP is savvy enough to understand that fact and try to protect taxi driver jobs in the process. But Weaver’s gung-ho support of Uber and other ridehailing enterprises may just be a bit too keen for the NDP right now.

MY VIEW KEITH BALDREY

Now the heavy lifting begins The new B.C. NDP government has set some lofty expectations in all kinds of policy areas – those expectations tend to accumulate when a party spends 16 years in Opposition – and it is bound to disappoint at least some of its special interest group supporters. But it also inherited a mess of varying degrees from the departed B.C. Liberal government, notably in a couple of Crown corporations.The worst one of the lot, as I have pointed out here before, is the Insurance Corporation of B.C. Attorney General David Eby is reviewing an assessment of ICBC carried out recently by ErnstYoung, and intends to cast an even wider net as he goes looking for solutions. It’s not an easy mess to fix. The former government drained ICBC of well more than a billion dollars from 2010 to 2015 and weakened its capital reserves. On top of that, the cost of settling accidents and repairing vehicles damaged in accidents has skyrocketed in recent years, to the point that a discussion about “capping” the amount that can be awarded in most accidents has to begin. I don’t envy Eby’s task. He will have some hard decisions to make, and some may undoubtedly be unpopular. It’s a price he may have to pay to keep auto insurance rates from increasing more than 30 per cent. Another Crown corporation presenting some challenges for rookie Energy Minister Michelle Mungall is B.C. Hydro.While in no-

where near the bad fiscal shape that ICBC finds itself, B.C. Hydro has more than a few issues to address that were kicked down the road by the former government. Chief among them is B.C. Hydro’s continued reliance on “deferred” payment of some expenses. It’s a practice that alarms the province’s auditor general and the amount of money involved now reaches billions of dollars. B.C. Hydro’s debt has also rapidly increased (it’s expected to almost double from 2010 to 2019, to $23 billion) largely because of required upgrades and maintenance of its massive network of dams, generation facilities, power plants and transmission lines (even power poles). Mungall will have a daunting task keeping electricity rates frozen for any length of time. The list goes on: health care wait times must be reduced, the tolls on the Port Mann Bridge must disappear, kids have to stop dying while in government care, the K-12 education system must be given hundreds of millions of dollars in new funding, scores of daycare centres must be built, and on and on. It’s a long list, but as an NDP cabinet minister tells me: “I’d rather be trying to solve these problems than just complaining about them.” The NDP government will undoubtedly come up short on some of these expectations. But then again, governments always do. Keith Baldrey is chief political reporter for Global B.C.

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The New Westminster Police Department seemed set on living up to the notion that decorating with white makes everything simpler. In June the department began a switch from blue to white police vehicles, starting with a new white van for the dog section.The department planned to switch the rest of its fleet over as vehicles needed replacing. Following the lead of the RCMP, New West police made the move to save money, since vehicles came from the factory white and were then repainted to meet each agency’s specifications.The blue paint also faded over two years and needed repainting. The RCMP estimated a saving of $2 million Canada wide.

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Bike lanes on Seventh were not thought out Dear Editor: We are constantly told we have to pay high salaries to city staff to get the best of the best of talent. Well, what happened to the road engineering department? Who signed In addition to painting new white off on this bike lines extending stupid idea? three feet from the curb on both sides on Seventh Avenue between Fifth and Sixth streets, making passing of cars more dangerous, they also reduced the number of free two-hour parking spaces in doing so. But back to the three-feet-from-the-curb decision by these knuckleheads. It is just a matter of time when, say a non driver 85 years old going to the doctors office opens up their passenger door without checking (as is usual not to and quite normal in the past) and now smucks some bike rider doing 50 km/h heading east or west. The additional fact that several businesses in

the immediate area will get reduced visits and revenue is again not thought out well by the city, just to accommodate a very few bikers. The ICBC lawyers are going to have a field day with these claims! Who signed off on this stupid idea and are more planned? Bill Davis, New Westminster

Are Seventh Avenue bike lanes really safe? Dear Editor: Re: Seventh Avenue is unsafe for bicycles, Inbox, the Record, Aug. 17. I have to agree with last week’s letter about the new bike lanes on Seventh Avenue. I have never seen such a ridiculous design in my life. Not only is it unsafe for bike riders, now cars are parking improperly and making it unsafe for vehicles to pass each other. Why this was necessary on the widest street in New Westminster is beyond me and everyone else in the neighbourhood I have talked to. If they haven’t already, I challenge the mayor and council to have a look and be honest if they think it is safer than it was before this waste of money. Mike Smith, New Westminster

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New Westminster police are in mourning after the death of one of their own – Cade, a police service dog who passed away last month. Born in 2011, Cade began his service in 2012 with his handler Const. Roger Rempel. “He never missed a day of work,” Rempel said in a press release. “His last call with me was a huge one. He was an integral part of capturing a male wanted for attempted murder and

several break and enters. He always worked hard and gave everything to this community.We owe him a huge debt of gratitude.” Cade died suddenly on July 30. He had worked as a police dog with the Integrated Police Dog Service for five years. “It is with honour and pride that we remember Cade,” Chief Const. Dave Jones said in the release. “Police service dogs exhibit tremendous bravery, and provide a valuable service to both police officers and the public.”

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VISIT WITH THE CRITTERS AT THE QUEEN’S PARK petting farm before they depart for their winter homes.The petting farm, which is the summer home to goats, pigs, rabbits and other animals, is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. until Sept. 4. Admission is by donation.

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ENJOY THE FINAL FRIDAYS ON FRONT night market of the summer in the 600 block of Front Street on Friday, Aug. 25 from 5 to 8 p.m., where you’ll get a sneak peek of future Anvil Centre tenant Piva modern Italian restaurant, which will be serving pasta Bolognese and Caesar salad.You can enjoy some live music by Malagrupa + Eddie Lam and a kids’ chalk zone, shop from artisan vendors, buy dinner from food trucks,

buy a glass of wine or a beer and stroll the new Front Street mews, and more.

TAKE YOUR POOCH TO DOGGY FUN DAY, which features entertainment like dancing dogs and a dog drill team, games (Bobbing for Wieners, Super Duper Pooper Scooper, pet tricks, races, dog-owner lookalike contests and more), as well as booths and vendors. It’s on Sunday, Aug. 27 from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in Queen’s Park, on the field

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CHEER ON THE NEW WESTMINSTER SALMONBELLIES, who are taking on the Victoria Shamrocks in the Western Lacrosse Association final in their quest to vie for the Mann Cup. Game 5 is on Sunday, Aug. 27 at 6 p.m. at Queen’s Park Arena.

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YOUTH WANTED The New Westminster Youth Ambassador Society is looking forward to a new year with a new team of teens. The society seeks to provide New Westminster youth aged 15 to 18 with valuable lifeskills and opportunities they might not otherwise be exposed to, by promoting New Westminster and their sponsors throughout Metro Vancouver and B.C. In addition to volunteering at events like the New West Grand Prix and Canada Day, the ambassadors attend events like the White Rock Sea Festival Parade and the Penticton Peach Festival. Anyone wanting an application can contact nwyas@ shaw.ca or 604-524-5675, visit the New Westminster Youth Ambassador Society

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Back to school is just around the corner, and whether your child is entering school for the first time or returning after summer vacation, the library can help both of you get ready for the new school year. The first day of kindergarten can be a scary and exciting experience. Books like Monkey: Not Ready For Kindergarten (Brown) and Bear’s Big Day (Yoon) can help open up discussion if your child is feeling anxious about this big step. For something a little different, the picture book School’s First Day Of School (Rex) is a fun tale of first-day jitters from an unusual perspective. Looking for more good books for your new student? Ask in the children’s depart-

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…whether your child is entering school for the ﬁrst time or returning after summer vacation, the library can help both of you get ready ment for our “100 Books to Read in Kindergarten” list of recommended titles. For a laugh, try the hilarious role-reversal story, The Day My Mom Came To Kindergarten (Fergus), or pick up A Funny Thing Happened On TheWay To School (Cali), which chronicles all the possible excuses a child could have for being late to class (ninja attacks and being abducted by mole people among them). If you’re looking for things to do, try making something out of the book Cool Stuff For School (Scheunemann), which has

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The Western Lacrosse Association championship final took another turn on Tuesday, as one dominating effort was met with a formidable response. Shaking off last Sunday’s 11-5 loss in Victoria, the New Westminster Salmonbellies retook the lead in their best-ofseven series by blasting the Shamrocks 14-4 before a crowd of approximately 1,300 fans at Queen’s Park Arena. Powered by a 52-save performance from netminder Alexis Buque and six goals off the stick of Logan Schuss, the Salmonbellies were in complete control Tuesday and head into Friday’s Game 4 on the Island with some forceful momentum and a 2-1 lead. A warning, though; the Shamrocks had a similar advantage entering Tuesday’s contest, thanks to a sharp effort in the previous game. In other words, don’t book your Mann Cup tickets just yet. Still, this was a game to savour. “We wanted to come out faster,” remarked Schuss. “We started strong in Victoria but kind of let our foot off the gas. … We wanted to match that intensity, bring it to this game. It’s pretty easy to get up for games like this when you’re playing in Queen’s Park Arena Getting in their space: New West’s Anthony Malcom, in white, is stopped by Victoria netminder Cody Hagedorn while defenders Tyler Burton and Tyler Hass close ranks before all the fans in the arena.” during the third period Tuesday in Game 3 of the Western Lacrosse Association’s championship final. PHOTO JENNIFER GAUTHIER It was an inauspicious start, as the two teams traded goals before the midgoals to go ahead 9-1 after 40 minutes. New West faithful when relieved with four way point of the first. Schuss counted 10 minutes,Tuesday’s response was exactly A series of penalties, a five-minute buttminutes left, having faced 56 shots and held what the doctor ordered, said Schuss. the ’Bellies first three goals and completed his first hat trick with a pair of tallies 59 sec- ending major to Priolo, presented the home the visitors to one goal for 54 minutes. “We wanted to come out with the same team with a golden opportunity to continue “We can’t say enough about Buque and onds apart to make it 3-1. intensity as we did in Victoria. It’s always the barrage, resulting in four straight extrathe rest of our defence, every game they give hard playing over there with their fans – we Victoria kept up the pressure and apman markers. us a fighting chance,” added Schuss. “You peared to pull within one with three secwanted to have that same intensity but keep While Victoria scored three in a row to saw tonight they had one goal going into the piling on,” he said. “It wasn’t just our ofonds left in the period when Steve Priopull within nine goals, the result was already final 10 minutes of the game, so it just goes lo buried the ball behind Buque, but the fence scoring those goals, it was the defence sealed. to show how strong we are on defence.” goal was called back due to a crease violatransitioning the ball up the floor and every“We transitioned, we did a lot of things Kevin Crowley counted three goals and tion, and New West defender Mike Messenone was taking part.” five assists, while playoff scoring leader ger quickly fired the ball down floor into the we talked about before the game and got a The focus now is to take the same apgreat effort from everyone, from the backMitch Jones tallied twice and set up four open net to make it 4-1 after 20 minutes. proach in Game 4 on Friday in Victoria, end to the front end,” noted New West head others. Connor Robinson also notched a The ’Rocks outshot New West 28-19 in and not let the home team turn the table. coach Steve Goodwin. “We always want to pair, while Schuss picked up three assists. the first frame but were totally stymied by Game 5 goes Sunday, 6 p.m. at Queen’s wear them down and we thought we wore Coming on the heels of Game 2’s loss, Buque and a stand-firm defence.They got Park Arena. A sixth game, if necessary, them down as the game went on.” where New West led 3-0 but succumbed to no traction in the second period either as would be played Aug. 29 in Victoria. Buque received a loud ovation from the a Victoria run that produced eight goals in the Salmonbellies scored five unanswered

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Jumping for joy: The Royal City Track and Field Club’s medley relay team in the 13-yearold girls division celebrate their silver medal. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

They may have been young but not so restless following a good showing at last month’s B.C. Athletics Junior Development championships in Surrey. Members of the Royal City Track and Field Club collected a number of big results, including twin golds for Ava Forsyth. The nine-year-old middle distance runner topped her division with first-place results in both the 600- and 1000-metre events, the latter including a personal best.

She also placed fifth in the 60m hurdles. Mikyle Sayani won the 60m hurdle as well as bronze in long jump, while registering a fourthplace mark in the 600m race. Also bringing home medals were 12-year-old Levi Tuura, a silver in the high jump, while Kate Bowles earned bronze in the 13-year-old division hammer throw.The girls’ medley relay for 13-year-olds picked up silver. Here are more RCTFC results

from the meet: 9 yr old – Abby Brolin, 8th 60m; Ava Forsyth, 1st 600, 1000m, 5th 50mH; Marek Laga, 4th60mH, 5th 600m; Maresa Loconte, 7th s/p, HJ, 8th 60mH; Mikhyle Sayani, 1st 60mH, 3rd LJ, 4th 600m, 7th 100m. 11 yr olds – Noah Brolin, 4th s/p; Indira Chiang, 4th s/p, 5th HJ, 6th 60m, 8th 100m; Mahmoud Mballany, 4th 60, 100m, 5th 60mH; Markus Savela, 5th javelin. Continued on page 29

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Team B.C. makes rugby ﬁnals Three local teens took up the torch and represented the province well as part of Team B.C. at the Canadian Rugby championships in Calgary last week. New West’s Willow Beyea competed for B.C.’s under16 girls, and helped them advance to the finals where they fell 27-10 to Ontario. It was a reversal of the teams prior meeting, when B.C. outlasted Ontario 38-27 in round-robin play. Beyea had earlier represented the Fraser Valley u16s at the provincial age

grade championships, finishing second. A recent addition to the Celtic Barbarians travelling squad, Beyea is a product of the United Rugby Club. Burnaby’s Mele Vikilani was part of B.C.’s winning effort in the under-17 girls division, racking up gold with a 60-5 win over Ontario in the final. On B.C.’s u-16 boys A squad, Landon Clironomos was a contributor to their march to the final, where they fell 34-29 to Alberta.

Rogers vaults to gold

Play at the plate: New Westminster Twins’ catcher Leonardo Guevarra jumps to keep the ball in front of him, while Coquitlam’s Brent Keates scores during last Sunday’s Lower Mainland 18+ baseball playoff game at Queen’s Park. Despite being the No.8-seed, New West gave No. 1 Coquitlam a run for their money before falling 10-9 in a walk-off. PHOTO JENNIFER GAUTHIER

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Continued from page 28 12 yr olds – Nicole Blatherwick, 4th HT; Kairo Chiang, 4th 80mH, 5th 200m, 7th LJ, 100m; Levi Tuura, 2nd HJ, 6th

s/p. 13 yr olds – Emily Bowles, 4th 800, 1200m; Kate Bowles, 3rd HT, 7th javelin; Cameron Dewith, 4th 2000m.

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It’s easy to fall in love, but it’s much harder to stay in love with the same person for the rest of one’s life. Congratulations on a marriage that defines forever!

THIS COURT FURTHER ORDERS THAT the Applicant Mary-Ann Emslie has thirty (30) days from the date of the notice in the Burnaby Now Newspaper to file a Reply at the Robson Square Provincial Family Court located at 100 - 800 Hornby Street, Vancouver, BC.

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RENTALS

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BC Grown Aronia Berries

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BC Grown Organic Red Bunch Beets from Myers Farm

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BC Boneless Pork Chops

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2/7.00 Organic Traditions Nuts & Seeds select varieties 100-454g

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Santa Cruz Organic Lemonade

GT’s Organic Raw Kombucha

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Faith Farms Cheese

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5.99 Rocky Mountain Flatbread Pizza

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Ethical Bean Organic Fair Trade Coffee

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assorted sizes

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Earthbound Farm Organic Frozen Vegetables

Rizopia Pasta

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Italian, Greek and Indian cuisine

CHAN’S GARDEN For nearly four decades, Jean Chan has been serving traditional Western style Chinese food to a legion of fans. Two years ago, she opened the doors to Chan’s Garden in New Westminster. It wasn’t long before residents and visitors alike greeted her and her staff with open arms.

Drop by at Rozzini’s and enjoy a wide variety of ITALIAN, GREEK & INDIAN food. We deliver to your doorstep and also specialize in all kinds of Parties, big & small to accommodate the unique needs of your party.

ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET! Fridays 11:30am - 2:00pm • Sundays 5:00pm - 8:00pm Catering and customized menus available.

Unit A-211 Ewen Ave, New West

604-544-3200 We Deliver!

“I want to thank people of New Westminster for supporting our restaurant and for making us feel so welcomed in the community,” says Jean, who is the owner and the executive chef.

I want to thank people of New Westminster for supporting our restaurant and for making us feel so welcomed in the community.

- J E A N C H A N, O W N E R

This modern, warm and welcoming restaurant offers an extensive menu, with signature dishes such as its popular Wor Wonton soup, prawns with black bean sauce and Green Onion Pancake appetizer. Chan’s Garden features daily specials, group combinations and a lunch special for $7.95 (including its daily mouthwatering soup). In addition to overseeing a kitchen staff of six, Jean purchases the freshest ingredients she can find to go into every dish.

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“After more than 35 years in the business, I know what people love to eat and I want to provide them with the best Chinese food that I can,” adds Jean. It’s that attention to detail, including serving great food, welcoming surroundings and professional staff who are friendly and attentive, that keep customers coming back over and over again. Jean and her family take great pride in offering the best fare at reasonable prices. This family-run eatery seats 150 inside with a lovely banquet room with seating for up to 70. Come and see why Chan’s Garden is a favourite for those who enjoy good Chinese cuisine, located at 441 East Columbia Street in New Westminster. They are open six days aweek from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. (closed Tuesdays). For more information or for take out, give us a call. 441 East Columbia Street 604-521-1871

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