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There will be gardening giveaways galore at the launch of this year’s Plant A Row – Grow a Row program. The annual program encourages folks to plant an extra row of food – or more – in their gardens or planters to donate to folks in need of fresh produce. Starting on June 12, Plant a Row-Grow a Row collection of fresh (homegrown or store bought) and nonperishable food donations will take place every Sunday from 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. at St.Thomas More Collegiate. But first, organizers are kicking off this year’s program with a fun-filled giveaway event. “It’s really about come in and join in on the fun,” said Claude LeDoux, who coordinates the local program. “You will be amazed at what you are going to get.The gifts are very substantial.” Prior to COVID-19, the program held a spring garden party featuring speakers and giveaways to kick off the season. Like last year, this year’s May 1 event will be a drive-thru where people can pick up some gardening goodies (first come, first served) and make donations to two charities. “We are looking for donations – financial and food goods.That will be for Union Gospel Mis-

sion and Ryan’s Rainbow, which is for families.They do about 160 to 180 packages of food for families. They have that many families that they support,” LeDoux said. “All the food goes to those different locations.” Plant a Row – Grow a Row volunteers will be giving out vegetable transplants and seeds, pre-planted, decorative containers with vegetable plants, perennial plants, potting soil, and lots of items to start your garden off right! Garden gifts have been donated by master gardener Brian Minter, the Compost Council of Canada, GardenWorks, local horticultural suppliers, volunteers and LeDoux. “We have way more than we had last year,” he said. “Always, lots of items and gifts for children – specifically to get them involved in growing food, vegetables for themselves and the community, for them to learn and be part of our community.” The Compost Council of Canada is kicking off its across-Canada Compost Week events at the Plant a Row – Grow a Row event. It will be donating seeds and bagged compost for the event. “Because of how strong we have been and showing the strength of our community in giving, they are always amazed at what we do, how much we donate, how much food we give,

Growing concern: Claude LeDoux wants you to get growing. PHOTO JENNIFER GAUTHIER

and they are sending a representative from the Compost Council to start off their across Canada Compost Week.They are doing New Westminster and then they will go to Calgary, etc.” LeDoux said interest in gardening has surged since the start of the pandemic. “It’s been overwhelming.The entire industry is reeling with the interest and the want to have this available to them – all the plants or seeds or containers,” he said. “It has advanced very quickly, where

before people were interested but now they really have taken a much stronger interest, which is great for us.” LeDoux, who is the City of New Westminster’s former horticultural manager and the founder of the local Plant a Row- Grow a Row program, encourages people to grow vegetables and fruits – and to try growing things they may not have grown before. “There has been a huge uptake,” he said. “The big interest is in diversity in all sorts of different types

of vegetables.That’s why I have lots of different types of seed.” The 2022 Plant a Row Grow a Row event is on Sunday, May 1 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the St. Thomas More Collegiate school parking lot, 7450 12th Ave. (just across the border in Burnaby off of Kingsway). People are asked to wear masks and stay in their cars; they’ll drive into the school parking lot and be directed by volunteers on where to go. Volunteers will also

gratefully accept cash donations, and donations of non-perishable food items for Plant a RowGrow a Row, Ryan’s Rainbow Emergency Food Outreach in Burnaby, and Union Gospel Mission in New Westminster. The weekly Plant a Row – Grow a Row collection of fresh and nonperishable food donations runs every Sunday from June 12 to Oct. 2, 8:30 to 9:15 a.m., at St. Thomas More Collegiate.

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EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS WEEK

During the week of May 1-7, New Westminster’s Emergency Management Oﬃce encourages everyone to take concrete actions to be better prepared to protect themselves and their families during emergencies: know the risks, make a plan and have an emergency kit. This year we are focusing our eﬀorts on reminding everyone to create a communication network. This ensures, during an emergency, you have friends, family or neighbours you reach out to and use if needed. As we saw last year with the heat, we all need to have a personal plan that we can mobilize. We need to continue to adapt and be more resilient as these events continue occur. Visit preparedbc.ca for more tips and information.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: INVASIVE SPECIES REMOVAL Glenbrook Ravine, April 30, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm Community members of all ages and abilities are invited to remove invasive species from Glenbrook Ravine. No experience necessary. Tools are provided. Registration is not required, but a waiver will need to be signed. In partnership with New Westminster Environmental Partners (fb.com/the.nwep). Learn more: iscmv.ca/events/glenbrook-ravine-weed-pull-april-2022

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Are you looking for a smooth, safe, and fun place for your toddler to use wheels? Bring your tricycle, stride bike, roller blades or any other wheels to Moody Park Arena and practice on the dry ﬂoor. Staﬀ will provide extra assistance and set up fun obstacle courses! April 12 - June 16, Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9:30 - 11:00 am newwestcity.ca/drop-in

2022 SPORT FOR LIFE CANADIAN SUMMIT

The City of New Westminster is excited to announce that it has partnered with Sport for Life to deliver the 2022 Sport for Life Canadian Summit in New Westminster. This two-day event will take place on May 11-12 at Anvil Centre. New Westminster strives to provide access to quality physical activity programs and opportunities to people of all ages. Together, the City and Sport for Life will create a program that highlights and helps strengthen the community through sport and physical activity. Delegates will have the opportunity to hear from inﬂuential and inspiring keynote speakers, as well as from a range of community members and leaders who will present on community-speciﬁc topics and issues. A portion of each day’s program will be dedicated to facilitated discussion and workshopping where the delegates will address key issues pertaining to the theme, streams and keynote messages, but with a local focus.

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The City is seeking community feedback on the draft eMobility Strategy.

Informed by your input, the City has been busy developing an eMobility Strategy that outlines actions the City can take to support the community’s transition to electric modes of transportation. You are invited to read the draft eMobility Strategy. Let us know if community voices have been reﬂected in the draft. Share your comments in our discussion forum by visiting: beheardnewwest.ca/electric-mobility-strategy The forum closes May 1, 2022

MOODY PARK OUTDOOR POOL IS OPEN! Now opening for lessons and reserved drop-in! Aquaﬁt, lane swimming and leisure swimming will be available, as well as adult-only times. Additional tents have been added to the pool deck to provide cover for towels, etc. The pool will be nicely heated to 27-28 degrees Celsius. Reservations are required, and are open three days in advance for residents and two days for everyone. newwestcity.ca/moody-park-outdoor-pool

YOUTH WEEK IS MAY 1 - 7 Youth Week is a BC-wide celebration of youth that recognizes the positive contributions young people make in our communities. Take a look at the week of events designed to build strong connections between youth and the City of New Westminster. Find events for 11 - 18 year olds at: newwestyouth.ca/youthweek Drop-in Fee: $1.00 or FREE with New West Youth Membership! Keep up with New West Youth Services on Instagram @newwestyouth

PUBLIC ROLLER SKATING The ice is out, but skating hasn’t stopped! Grab you roller or inline skates and head to the Moody Park Arena. Rentals are not available. Staﬀ will provide extra assistance and organize activities. Drop-in fee: $2.00 Wednesdays, 10:00 - 11:30 am | Sundays, 1:00 - 3:00 pm newwestcity.ca/skating

Keynote presenters include: • Dr. Ibram X. Kendi – Director, Boston University Center for Antiracist Research; #1 New York Times Bestselling Author • Dorota Blumczynska – CEO of Manitoba Museum; Refugee Advocate • Glenn and Nick Hoag – Father-son Olympic and Professional Volleyball Duo; Proponents of Long-Term Development • Aisha Saintiche – Certiﬁed Health Coach; Keynote Speaker Learn more about the Summit, please visit sportforlife.ca/summit/ When registering for the New Westminster Summit, please use the code NW2022. The registration rate for the two days is $199 plus tax.

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Opinion MY VIEW KEITH BALDREY

B.C. could see new ridings created

The urban-rural divide that exists in B.C. politics may soon become wider. That is because the B.C. Electoral Boundaries Commission, which could recommend a significant redrawing of the province’s electoral map, is nearing the end of the public hearing process. The three-person commission – headed by B.C. Supreme Court Justice Nitya Iyer – will file its preliminary report by October (followed by more consultation and feedback, with the final report due in April 2023), and is now embarking on a tour of 15 communities in the north, interior and the coast. The Iyer commission is the 10th such commission since 1965 (currently, one is struck after every second provincial election). It has been given the ability to come back with recommended changes that could tower over the changes made by its predecessors. The current commission can recommend the addition of up to six more ridings. But it’s also tasked with ensuring the principle of representation by population is followed in establishing riding boundaries, as well as taking into account historical and regional interests. Any additional ridings will likely be located in regions with high population growth rates since the last commission in 2014: Langley/Surrey/Abbotsford, the Okanagan and perhaps Vancouver Island. The commission will no doubt find it easier to create new ridings compared to recommending that some ridings in less-populated areas be eliminated or combined. A curious part of the terms of reference for the commission was removing the specific protection that was provided to 17 ridings in the North, the Columbia-Kootenay region and

the Cariboo-Thompson regions. The 2014 commission was specifically prevented from touching those ridings even if their population base was significantly lower than the provincial average.The current commission faces no such restrictions. Since then, the population gap between many of those ridings and the ridings in Metro Vancouver has grown. For example, in the 2020 election there were more than 50,000 voters in each of four Okanagan ridings, as well as ones in Langley, Surrey and the Capital, but there were less than 20,000 voters in each of the northern ridings of North Coast, Nechako Lakes, Stikine and Peace River South. Some BC Liberal MLAs are worried about the commission coming back with recommendations that could combine the two Cariboo ridings as well as the two Peace River ridings. I will be surprised if the commission eliminates more than one or two rural ridings. More likely it will opt for the expansion approach, with new seats in urban areas. As an aside, if the commission does recommend the creation of a handful of ridings it could result in a completely new look for the B.C. legislature chamber. Simply put, there may not be enough physical space to put even a few more desks on the floor. One potential option being considered: get rid of the desks and move to “benches” as they have in the Mother Parliament in the British House of Commons in London. In any event, I expect the urban-rural divide when it comes to B.C.’s electoral ridings will be even more visible come the next provincial election. Keith Baldrey is chief political reporter for Global BC.

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Flights to Victoria announced

Harbour Air, Canada’s largest seaplane airline, announced it was going to offer flights between New Westminster and Victoria.The company said there would be three return flights per day, departing from Victoria.The company said flying time would be 40 minutes, shaving at least two-and-a-half hours off the average ferry trip each way. Harbour Air president Greg McDougall said he expected the Victoria-to-New West link to become a central part of the company’s operations.

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We need more GPs

Pay hikes unfair

Editor: I am worried about the patients in our community because of the lack of new family physicians coming into our community. More and more patients are finding their physicians retiring with no one to replace them. I have been in practice for 42 years. The new graduates simply do not see the point of practising the way us “old docs” have been doing. It is far more lucrative for them to work as hospitalists or walk-in docs. We need to modernize how we fund and operate clinics. The growing amount of paperwork for family doctors is taking us away from providing patient care. We need to create healthy working conditions for family doctors, including reducing administrative burdens and providing substitute/locum physicians for when we are away. Supporting family doctors will result in healthier patients and communities. Almost 900,000 British Columbians do not have a family doctor and that number is growing every day. Our community is losing two family physicians in the next two months – which puts over 2,000 more patients without an FP. I am afraid I may soon be adding to that number. Dr. Gary Hayes

Editor: Finance Minister Selina Robinson’s bogus justification for cabinet pay hikes is equal parts self-serving and self-destructive. By defending the increases in salary for 25 of the most powerful individuals in the province as necessary to prevent a conflict of interest, Robinson is perpetuating a pejorative caricature of elected officials that they seek not to serve the public interest but instead their own. According to her reasoning, the premier needs a pay raise in the tens of thousands so he doesn’t put his own financial interests ahead of meeting his official oath to serve the needs of five million-plus British Columbians. Robinson’s justification not only insults British Columbians’ values and intelligence, it has the effect of driving the cynical view of politicians that is dangerous for trust in government. Furthermore, her justifications crumble when tested against reality, as self-preservation in the form of winning the support of the voting public to keep their job overrides any short term financial interests Robinson asserts can influence an elected member of cabinet to make decisions against delivering needed services in education and health care. Anita Gill

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City Gifford out of school board race rookies in his second, were both learning experiences, Gifford says – not to mention the experience of beAnother sitting New Westminster school trustee ing the only man on the current board. has announced he won’t “It’s been another gift, be running again. to be able to work and Mark Gifford, who was first elected in 2014, won’t learn alongside such great female leadership,” he said. be on the ballot for the Gifford will Oct. 15 municibe staying inpal elections. volved with lo“It’s a little bitcal politics in the tersweet, but it’s form of Coma good time for munity First, the me,” Gifford told newly announced the Record Tueselectoral orgaday morning. nization being “I’ve always been launched by some a big believer that high-profile you do the best Mark Gifford NDP-affiliated service you can school trustee New Westminsfor awhile and terites. then make space Its inaugural annual for new folks.” general meeting is set for Gifford jokingly detonight (Thursday evescribes himself as the “old guy” on the current board, ning). Gifford said he’ll be as the only sitting trustee backing Community First in his second full term. candidates this fall. Serving alongside seaFor more on Community soned trustees in his first First and other civic election term, and then on a board made up almost entirely of news, see page 13. Julie MacLellan

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720 volunteers and 110 staff members, all there to help when people need to reach out. When people call a crisis line, no matter where they are in B.C., they’re connected with a specially trained crisis responder ready to listen, the pair noted. Ashton and Morris said volunteers and staff provided more than 2.5 million minutes of support to British Columbians, including 8,283 opioid or addictions-related interactions, and 30,771 calls where suicide was the primary or contributing factor. Through de-escalation work, the crisis lines saved B.C. taxpayers $10.4 million in hospital and urgent mental health response and $47.9 million in police attendance last year, they said. If you are considering suicide, or know someone who is, call 1-800-SUICIDE provincewide, 24 hours a day, or 3106789. Or, the association website can be reached at www.cmha.bc.ca.

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Some heavy hitters on the local political scene have helped form a new electoral organization in New Westminster. Former MP and MLA Dawn Black, former MLA Judy Darcy, former city councillor Bill Harper, some current city council and school board politicos, and community activists including Raunaq Singh, David Black and Tania Jarzebiak are among about two dozen residents who have been involved in discussions leading to the creation of Community First, said interim spokesperson Cheryl Greenhalgh. Community First will hold its founding annual general meeting on Thursday April 28 at 7 p.m., with the online meeting being open to all of its members. Greenhalgh said the

AGM will be a business meeting, where members adopt bylaws and elect an executive. A nomination meeting will be set for a later date. Greenhalgh said Community First hopes to support “many incumbents,” but it will provide an opportunity for anyone who shares its values to run for a nomination. She couldn’t say how many city council and school board candidates it will be putting forward until it goes through a candidate search process and a nomination process, nor could she say which incumbents may be involved. She said it’s “certainly possible” the group will also field a mayoral candidate. Community First is the second announced leftaligned electors group in New West. In December 2021, a group called Together

New West held its founding AGM and announced plans to run candidates for school board and city council. After its name conflicted with a campaign by the downtown business association, it announced in late December it would be renamed Forward New West – but has not made any public statements since that time. As of April 27, Elections BC still had school board chair Gurveen Dhaliwal listed as the group’s authorized principal official and Coun. Patrick Johnstone as its financial agent. Some of the organizers of Community First, including Greenhalgh, had attended the Together New West AGM in December 2021. Greenhalgh said there is “some crossover” between the two groups, but Community First is “a new organization, new people and a new direction.”

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A well-known local businessman is officially in the race for a seat on New Westminster city council. Paul Minhas, who owns Begbie’s Pub and the former Heritage Grill on Columbia Street, is joining the New West Progressives as one of their council candidates in the Oct. 15 civic election. He’ll be running alongside previously announced candidates Rick Folka and Jiayi Li-McCarthy. “It’s a great honour to be running with the NWP and providing voters with a positive alternative to the current council,” he said in

a news release. “I’ve been book or sending out anenjoying listening to loother tweet, he said, he’d cal residents over the last decided to put his name several weeks since I anforward for public office nounced I was seeking and was hoping to run a nomination with the New with the NWP. West Progressives. They’ve been In 2005, Migiving me some nhas opened the great suggestions Heritage Grill, and progressive which became ideas that I hope a hub for many will be included community memin our platform bers and visiwe’ll be releasing tors to the city. later this year.” Prior to being dePaul Minhas In a message stroyed by a fire posted on Face- council candidate in May 2021, the book in FebruHeritage Grill’s ary, Minhas said he has offerings included ukulele become increasingly frussessions, poetry, theatre, trated with the current city comedy, art exhibits and council. Instead of posting drag shows. his frustrations on FaceContinued on page 14

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Progressives name council candidates Continued from page 13 Minhas, who was also involved in helping to kick start New Westminster’s annual Pride Week, the Royal City Show & Shine and the food truck festival, opened Begbie’s Pub on Columbia Street in 2016. The Progressives’ other two council candidates so far are a former chartered professional accounted and a former champion cyclist. Folka, who was born in New Westminster and raised his family in the city, received his accounting designation from the Society of Management Accountants of British Columbia in 1981. Folka, who lives in Glenbrooke North with his wife Joanne, was previously chair of the board at the former St. Mary’s Hospital. Li-McCarthy is a former champion cyclist who was a part of the China National Cyclist Team. A member of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union local 1518, Li-McCarthy has worked at the Safeway store in Royal Square mall for the past 15 years and previously worked as the manager of business Development for Jiahao Commercial Buildings in Shenyang China. INPUT WANTED The New West Progressives, which formed in

2017, are holding a series of townhall forums to get input that will help shape their 2022 election platform.The forums are taking place at the Queensborough Community Centre on Thursday, May 5 from 6:30 to 8 p.m.; at the Inn at the Quay on Tuesday, May 10 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.; and at the Royal City Curling Club on Tuesday, May 17 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. “Now that we’re able to gather in-person once again to get direct feedback from the community, it’s important we do so to ensure that our platform reflects their priorities,” Armstrong said. “This type of policy development and feedback needs to happen more regularly at city hall. It’s something our team intends to implement rather quickly after we get elected.” In addition to the townhall forums, the New West Progressives have launched an online survey to gather additional feedback from local residents and small businesses.The deadline to complete the survey is May 31. To provide your input, go to www.nwprogressives. ca/survey. The New West Progressives say they’ll use feedback from the survey and townhall forums to develop their council campaign platform.

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This year National Volunteer Week is April 24 to the 30, and the theme for 2022 is Empathy in Action. The Volunteer Canada website says “volunteering can help us develop empathy, to see the world through the eyes of others. It can connect people from diverse backgrounds and life experiences, expanding our views. It can build our capacity to work collectively and contribute to a vibrant, inclusive society.” Lofty ideals for volunteering, indeed. Volunteering hours in Canada are considerable in terms of the value they represent to our society. The Conference Board of Canada, in a 2018 publi-

cation called The Value of Volunteering in Canada, said “about 44 per cent of Canadians volunteer an average of 156 hours a year.This is a massive work effort, providing services that are equivalent to 6.5 per cent of employment – about the size of employment in education. If measured, volunteering would add an estimated $56 billion to economic activity.” Volunteers everywhere are to be warmly thanked and acknowledged for their dedication, time, and contributions. But why volunteer, you might ask? For many of us the benefits of volunteering may not be as lofty as the ideals expressed by Volunteer Canada, but there are many other advantages. In addition to helping people

in need, furthering good causes and contributing to the good of the community, the benefits of volunteering can be great for you as an individual.Volunteering can offer seniors significant physical, emotional, and cognitive/brain health benefits. For me personally, I love the interaction with my community, and I love the added value that volunteering gives to my life. After retiring you might find yourself adrift with less to occupy yourself than when you had a job. Volunteering can be a great way to share your talents, wisdom, and the experience that you gained over a lifetime of working. If you volunteer at this stage of your life, you can still do all the post retirement things you dreamed

Helping the community: A grandfather and granddaughter pick up water bottles and recycling. Volunteering is a great way for seniors to stay active . PHOTO RG STUDIO/E+/GETTY IMAGES

about as a job holder – organizations are glad to have you on board for any time that you can give. Volunteering connects

you to others, is good for the mind and body, and it can bring fun and fulfillment to your life.Volunteering can give you op-

portunities to learn new skills, expand your horizons, stay active, and give you a sense of belonging. Continued on page 19

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Volunteering can help seniors combat isolation

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