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CITY 3 Toxic drug death tollmounts EVENTS 13 COMMUNITY 11 Fairydoorsbrighten downtown LOCALNEWS –LOCAL MATTERSTHURSDAY AUGUST 18, 2022 There’s more online at NewWestRecord.ca NewWestRECORD.ca LocalMatters LocalNews There ’smore online at Your guide to weekend fun UNDERTHERAINBOW: The NewWest Pride streetfestival returned in style for2022,after theCOVID-19 pandemicprevented large-scale publiccelebrations forthe twopreviousyears.Thispast Saturday,Aug. 13,saw thousands of people turn outtoColumbiaStreettoenjoy threestagesofentertainment,roving performances, information booths, kids’ activities and more, to celebratethe 2SLGBTQIA+ community.Here, folks enjoytop drag performers at theLastDoor Recovery Society’s Untoxicated event. Seemorephotosonpage3 PHOTO JENNIFERGAUTHIER 778.838.7069 |ippolita.ca PERSON AL REAL ES TAT EC ORPOR AT ION Call me for acomplimentary home evaluation. WHATISYOUR HOME ACTUALLY WORTH? How to find out: We use real-time data combined with years of market experience to provide you with the most accurate estimate of what your homeisworth. #102-321 Sixth Street, New Westminster 604-526-2888 www.remax-allpoints-bc.com Go with those whoknow Call or email today for acomplimentary market evaluation

2 THURSDAY,August 18,2022 • New West Record nwnewwestcity.ca/elections elxn VOTE! VOTEZ ਵਟਕਰ투표 投票 2022 GENERALLOCAL ELECTION FORFURTHER INFORMATION on thesematters,the followingpersonsmay be contacted: Jacque Killawee, ChiefElectionOfficerat604-515-3764 NicoleLudwig, Deputy ChiefElection Officerat778-222-5613 or emailelections@newwestcity.ca 511Royal Avenue NewWestminster,BCV3J 1H9 By hand, mail or otherdelivery serviceto: LegislativeServices CityofNew Westminster 511Royal Avenue NewWestminster,B.C.V3L 1H9 By faxto1: 604-527-4594 By email to1: elections@newwestcity.ca NOTICE OF NOMINATION In accordance with Section85ofthe LocalGovernment Act,public notice is giventothe electorsofNew Westminsterthatnominations forthe officesof: Mayor –one (1)tobeelected Councillor –six (6)tobeelected School Trustee– seven (7)tobeelected will be received by theChiefElectionOfficeroradesignatedperson, as follows: From:9:00am, Tuesday, August30, 2022 To:4:00pm, Friday,September 9, 2022 Excluding statutoryholidaysand weekends 1 As outlined in Section89(5) of the LocalGovernmentAct,originals of faxed or emailed nomination documentsmustbereceivedbythe ChiefElection Officerby 4:30p.m.onFriday, September 16,2022. Nomination formsare available on theCity’swebsite at www.newwestcity.ca/electionsoratLegislative Services, NewWestminster City Hall,511 Royal Avenue,New Westminster,B.C from nowuntil the close of the nomination period (September9,2022). QUALIFICATIONSFOR OFFICE Apersonisqualified to be nominated,elected,and to hold office as a memberoflocal governmentoraschool board if they meet the following criteria: •Canadiancitizen; •18years of ageorolder on general voting day[October15, 2022]; •resident of BritishColumbia foratleast6monthsimmediately beforethe daynominationpapersare filed(March8,2022, if filingon September 9) and •not disqualified under the LocalGovernment Act or anyother enactmentfromvotinginanelectioninBritishColumbia or being nominated for, beingelected to or holdingthe office,orbeotherwise disqualified by law. CAMPAIGN PERIOD EXPENSE LIMITS In accordance with the LocalElections Campaign FinancingAct,for the 2022 general localelection, the followingexpenselimits forcandidates duringthe campaignperiodapply: Mayor$56,240.94 Councillor $28,459.80 School Trustee$28,377.00 THIRDPARTY ADVERTISING LIMITS In accordance with the LocalElections Campaign FinancingAct,for the 2022 general localelections,the followingthirdparty advertising limits apply: Directed AdvertisingExpense Limits •Mayorand Councillor $2812.05 •School Trustee$1418.85 CumulativeThird Party Advertising Limit$161,967.47 Forfurther informationonthe nominationprocess,pleasecontact: Jacque Killawee,ChiefElectionOfficer604-515-3764 NicoleLudwig, Deputy ChiefElectionOfficer778-222-5613 Or email elections@newwestcity.ca Forfurtherinformation on campaign periodexpenselimitsand third partyadvertising limits,pleasecontactElections BC: Toll-freephone: 1-855-456-5448 Email:electoral finance@elections.bc.ca • Website: www.elections.bc.ca LIST OF REGISTERED ELECTORS BeginningAugust30, 2022 untilthe close of general voting forthe election on October15, 2022,acopy of thelistofregisteredelectorswill be available forpublicinspection,atLegislative Services locatedinNew Westminster CityHall,511 Royal Avenue,duringregularoffice hours, Monday to Friday, excludingstatutoryholidays. Before inspecting thelist, apersonmustsigna statementthatthey will notinspectthe listoruse theinformation included in thelistexceptfor thepurposes of Part 3–Electorsand Electionsofthe LocalGovernment Act.Anelector may requestthattheiraddress or other informationabout them be omittedfromorobscuredonthe listofelectors. OBJECTION TO REGISTRATION OF AN ELECTOR An objection to the registration of aperson whosenameappearsonthe listof registered electors maybemadeinaccordancewiththe LocalGovernment Act until4:00pmonSeptember9,2022. An objectionmustbeinwritingand mayonly be made by apersonentitledtoberegistered as an electorofNew Westminster andcan only be made on thebasis that apersonwhosenameappears on thelist of electors hasdiedorthatapersonwhosenameappears on thelistofelectorsis notqualified to be registered as an electorofNew Westminster.

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Three people in New West aresuspected to have lost their livestotoxic drugs in June— bringing the total to 15 for thefirst six months of theyear. Statisticsfrom theBC CoronersServiceshow thatfivepeople died of suspected illicitdrugtox icity deaths in January, one in February, three in March, one in Apriland twoinMay

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WITHPRIDE: NewWest Pride’s streetfest returnedinstyle this past Saturday after twoyears without live, large-scale events —and it was aresounding success. Clockwise from topleft,Kendall Gender performs to hugecrowdsatthe LastDoor RecoveryUntoxicated lounge; this feline visitor was festivelydecked out forthe party; Rev. BlairOdneyleads the Rainbow Chorus of NewWestminster in a streetperformance; Karmella Barr reads at the Sixth Streetstage; andJester Minuteposes fora photo.See moreonline at www. newwestrecord.ca PHOTOS JENNIFER GAUTHIER |604.553.7332

The CoronersService released data on Aug.16 showing thatthe number of illicit drug toxicity deaths in B.C. between Januaryand June 2022 is the highesteverrecorded in the first sixmonths of a calendar year.Preliminary data releasedbythe coronersserviceshows thatat least 1,095 British Colum bians arebelieved to have died because of atoxic drug supply betweenJanu aryand June 2022. “The ever-increasing toxicity of the unregulated, illicit drug market is taking aheart-breakingtoll on the lives and well-being of membersofour com munities across theprovince,”chief coroner Lisa Lapointesaidin anewsrelease. “Deaths duetotoxic drugs in the first halfof 2022 have surpassedthe number of deaths experi enced in thesame period in 2021,putting our prov ince, onceagain, on track for arecord loss of life.” Morethanthree quarters(78 percent) of the lives lost in 2022 were male. Nearly thesame percentage (73 percent ) were betweenthe agesof 30 and59. In June,there were 146 suspectedillicitdrugtox icity deaths in B.C., which represents a17per cent decreaseoverthe numberofdeaths in June 2021 (175)and a26per cent decrease from the number of deaths occurring in May2022(197). According to the BC CoronersService,illicit drug toxicity is the leading cause of unnatural death in B.C. The coronersservice notes more than 10,000 liveshavebeen lost to illicit drugs since the province declared apublic health emergencyinApril 2016.

4 THURSDAY,August 18,2022 • New West Record CALENDAR OF EVENTS Friday, Aug. 19 5:00 pm RoyalCity Sounds Pier Nights WestminsterPier Park Saturday, Aug. 20 10:00 am RockstarsofQueensborough Ryall Park Picnic Shelter Tuesday, Aug. 23 2:00 pm Sketchingbythe River RiverMarket Wednesday, Aug. 24 6:30pm Poetry in the Park Queen’s Park Farm With summer weather in full force, it’s moreimportant than everthateveryone does their parttohelp conservewaterinour community.Please ensureyou arecomplyingwith lawn and garden wateringrestrictions, which areineffect from May1toOctober 15, regardless of weather conditions. Lawn wateringis only permitted one dayper week,Saturdays foreven-numbered addresses and Sundays forodd-numbered addresses, in the morning. Theexact timingwill depend on your wateringsystem. Please visit our websitefor details, including information on wateringtimes forgardens: newwestcity.ca/lawnwatering REMINDER OF WATERING RESTRICTIONS TheActiveLivingGuide is nowavailable online at newwestcity.ca/ALG Registration opens August25for NewWestminsterResidents and August26for everyone else.Registeronline at newwestcity.ca/register ACTIVE LIVING GUIDE FALL 2022 Continued on page 5 Under sections 464(2) and 467ofthe Local GovernmentAct MONDAY,AUGUST 29,2022 AT 6:00 PM Meetingheld electronically and open to public attendanceinCouncil Chamber,City Hall Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8324, 2022 for 337 and 339 Keary Street In accordancewith sections 464(2)and 467of the Local GovernmentAct the Corporation of the City of NewWestminsterwill nothold apublic hearingonZoningAmendmentBylaw No.8324, 2022.Thisbylawwill rezone 337 and 339Keary Street from Single Detached Residential Districts (RS-1) to Comprehensive DevelopmentDistrict(337and 339Keary Street)(CD-96).The CD-96 Zone would allow an infill townhouse developmentwith aFloor SpaceRatio (FSR)of1.00and aroofpeak heightof10.67 m. (35 ft.), which is consistent with infill townhouse zoningand development permit area guidelines as well as other infill townhouse projects in the city.Off-street residentand visitor parking(10 spaces total) would be accommodatedinattached garagesand parkingpads. Please note thatthis bylawisproceedinginorder to correct an administrativeerror associatedwith BylawNo. 8324,2022 which wasunder Council consideration, and Council has rescinded all readings of BylawNo. 8324,2022.There have been no changestothe proposed development. HOW DO IGET MORE INFORMATION? From August18to29, 2022,the proposed bylawand relatedmaterial areavailable for inspection at LegislativeServices, City Hall 8:30amto4:30pmMondaytoFriday, and online at: www.newwestcity.ca/publicnotices City Council will consider givingfirst,second and thirdreadings to BylawNo. 8324,2022 at its meetingonAugust29, 2022.The meetingwill be open to public attendanceand broadcastliveonthe City’s website. It can be viewedbygoingto www.newwestcity.ca/council and clickingonthe Council meetinginthe meeting calendar Jacque Killawee, City Clerk

NOTICE RESPECTING ZONING AMENDMENT BYLAW Under sections 464(2)and 467ofthe Local GovernmentAct MONDAY,AUGUST 29,2022 AT 6:00 PM Meetingheld electronically and open to public attendanceinCouncil Chamber,City Hall Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8348, 2022 for 616 and 640 Sixth Street In accordancewith sections 464(2) and 467ofthe Local GovernmentAct the Corporation of the City of New Westminsterwill nothold apublic hearing on ZoningAmendmentBylawNo. 8348, 2022.Anapplication has been received to amend ComprehensiveDevelopment(616 and 640Sixth Street) (CD-80)District.The existingzoning permits a29-storey,mixeduse buildingconsistingof237 secured market rental and strata units, groundfloor commercial space, and atotal FSR of 6.46.ADevelopmentVariancePermit wasapprovedin2020 to convert100%ofpermitted units to secured market rental. Theamendmentproposes to increase the totalnumber of units to 338,and increase FSRto7.41. Allunits would be secured market rental, including10nearmarket housingunits. Theoverall buildingheightwould remain unchanged, while the podium heightwould be increased from three to four storeys, and the tower floorplate would be increased from 689sq. m. to 752.5sq. m. Thetotal number of proposed underground parkingstalls would be decreased from 313 to 271in exchange formeasuresthatwould reducerelianceonprivate vehicles. Please note thatthis bylawisproceedinginorder to correctanadministrativeerror associated with BylawNo. 8348,2022 which wasunder Council consideration, and Council has rescinded all readingsofBylawNo. 8348,2022.Therehavebeen no further changestothe proposed development HOW DO IGET MORE INFORMATION? From August18to29, 2022,the proposed bylawand relatedmaterial areavailable for inspection at LegislativeServices, City Hall 8:30amto4:30pmMondaytoFriday, and online at: www.newwestcity.ca/publicnotices City Council will consider givingfirst,second and thirdreadings to BylawNo. 8348,2022 at its meetingonAugust29, 2022.The meetingwill be open to public attendanceand broadcastliveonthe City’s website. It can be viewedbygoing to www.newwestcity.ca/council and clickingonthe Council meetinginthe meeting calendar Jacque Killawee, City Clerk

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New West Record • THURSDAY,August 18,2022 5 Demolition of Canada Games Pool startedAugust15, 2022, and as aresult therehavebeen changestoparkingatCentennial Community Centre. Access and egress will be limited to the south driveway.Parkingislimited to three hours. Facility usersare encouraged to arrivebywalking, cycling, or transit.For amap of these changesplease visit: newwestcity.ca/2022/08/05/ parking-at-ccc.php PARKING CHANGES TO CENTENNIAL COMMUNITY CENTRE PARKING Under sections 464(2)and 467ofthe Local GovernmentAct MONDAY,AUGUST 29,2022 AT 6:00 PM Meetingheld electronically and open to public attendanceinCouncil Chamber,City Hall Zoning Amendment Bylaw No. 8354, 2022 for 817 St. Andrews Street In accordancewith sections 464(2)and 467of the Local GovernmentAct theCorporation of the City of NewWestminsterwill nothold apublic hearingonZoningAmendmentBylaw No.8354,2022.Thisbylawwill rezone 817 St.AndrewsStreetfromSingle Detached Residential Districts (RS-1) to Comprehensive DevelopmentDistrict(817St. Andrews Street) (CD-17). TheCD-17 Zone would allow atriplexwith aFloor SpaceRatio (FSR)of 0.75 and aheightof7.62 m. (25 ft.), which is consistent with other forms of inﬁll housing, such as duplexes, in the city.Parkingfor three vehicles would be accommodatedincarports at the rear of the property.Please note thatthis bylawisproceedinginorder to correctanadministrativeerror associatedwith BylawNo. 8323, 2022 which Council previously approved to allowthis development, and Council has repealed BylawNo. 8323, 2022.Therehavebeen no changestothe proposed development. HOWDOIGET MORE INFORMATION? From August18to29, 2022,the proposed bylawand relatedmaterial areavailable for inspection at LegislativeServices, City Hall 8:30amto4:30pmMondaytoFriday, and online at: www.newwestcity.ca/publicnotices City Council will consider givingﬁrst,second and thirdreadings to BylawNo. 8354,2022 at its meetingonAugust29, 2022.The meetingwill be open to public attendanceand broadcastliveonthe City’s website. It can be viewedbygoing to www.newwestcity.ca/council and clickingonthe Council meetinginthe meeting calendar Jacque Killawee, City Clerk

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HOWDOIGET MORE INFORMATION? From August18to29, 2022,the proposed bylawand relatedmaterial areavailable for inspection at LegislativeServices, City Hall 8:30amto4:30pmMondaytoFriday,and online at: www.newwestcity.ca/publicnotices City Council will consider givingﬁrst,second and thirdreadings to BylawNo. 8356,2022 at its meetingonAugust29, 2022.The meetingwill be open to public attendanceand broadcastliveonthe City’s website. It can be viewedbygoingto www.newwestcity.ca/council and clickingonthe Council meetinginthe meeting calendar Jacque Killawee, City Clerk

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From August18to29, 2022,the proposed bylawand relatedmaterial areavailable forinspection at LegislativeServices, City Hall 8:30amto 4:30 pm MondaytoFriday, and online at: www.newwestcity.ca/publicnotices City Council will consider givingﬁrst,second and thirdreadings to BylawNo. 8357,2022 at its meetingonAugust29, 2022.The meeting will be open to public attendanceand broadcastliveonthe City’s website. It can be viewedbygoingtowww.newwestcity.ca/council and clickingonthe Council meetinginthe meetingcalendar Jacque Killawee, City Clerk

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Losingthatridingwould be devastating for the BC Liberals, as they struggle to regain atoehold in Metro Vancouver, where about half the electoralridings arelocated. However, historysug gests theBCLiberals have to be consideredthe fa vourite to winthe seat. That is because the party thatforms asittingB.C. government rarely wins byelections during its term. Of thelast twodozen provincialbyelections, dating back to 1989, thegovernment of theday wonjust three of them. The current NDP government wasabletohang on to theriding of Na naimo in theJanuary2019 byelectionwon by Sheila Malcolmson. The only other wins scored by asittinggov ernment both elected then-Premier Christy Clark, first to replace for mer Premier Gordon Campbellin2011 and then again in 2013,when she had to runinthe riding ofWestsideKelowna after losing inVancouver Point Grey in thegeneral election. During theirtime in power, the BC Liberals lost seven byelections to the NDP.The NDP gov ernmentofthe 1990slost six straight byelections in ridings they hadnever won in anygeneral election. The worstshowing by a government whenitcame to losing byelections was arguably the Social Credit government headed by Bill Vander Zalm in the late 1980s.Itlost six straight, including four ridingsnormally consideredtobe partystrongholds Historyfavours the BC Liberals to be victorious. However, historydoesn’t always repeatitself,and the last provincial election, in 2020, showedahuge surge in NDP supportcompared to previous elections in thatriding (or in that part of Surrey).The NDP vote rose dramatically (by more than 3,000 voters) comparedtothe 2017 contest, while the BC Liberal vote dropped by more than 500 and theirmargin of victoryshrunkto1,200 from 4,800. The dramaticpopulation growth of Surrey and its increased urbanization, with ayoungerdemographic taking hold, all work to the NDP’s advan tage,aswas evidentinthe 2020election. The ridings in South Surrey have long been considered safe BC Liberal seats,but those days appear to be over.The NDP is nowmuchmorecompetitive(it lost the neighbouring riding of Surrey-White Rock by just 224 votes, the second clos est result in the election) in thatregion Anotherpotentialwild card is whetherthe BC ConservativeParty will field acandidate. It did so in theVancouverQuilchena byelection won by Falcon, andthe party candidate took6.6 per cent of the vote —ahigh enough total thatcould seriouslyhurtthe BC Liberals should the Conserva tives win asimilar levelof supportinSurrey South Buta byelection can turnintoa referendum on the sitting government’s performance, and, while the NDP has been enjoy ing aconsistently large lead over the BC Liber als in opinionpolls, there seems to be afairamount of anxiety out there as peoplegrapple with rising inflation and ashakyhealthcare system. TheNDP can afford to lose the byelection, butitis amust-win for the rebuilding BC Liberals and their newleader Keith Baldreyischief political reporter forGlobal BC. “The peopleare takingoff masks believingthe pandemic is over.Ifyou want to blame anyone blame all levelsofgovernment whoare giving outmixed mes sages.The truth is therulesare relaxed because of MONEY and thegovernment iswilling to accept a certain number of casualties.”

Liberals need to hold Surrey South BC Liberal leader Kevin Falcon faces hisfirst big test earlynext month when his party tries to defend theSurrey Southseatina byelectionset for Sept. 10.

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Agunman shotasecurity guard and made off with a bagofcash fromtheWoodward’sdepartment store in March.TheWells Fargo guard wasshotwhile he was doinga pickup errand at theuptown store.Fortunately, theguard waswearing abulletproofvest at thetime and managed to recoverenough to chase the suspect through aroof exit.The gunman waslastseen speeding off in ared vanwithWashingtonlicenceplates.An NWPD spokesperson said the guard would likely have been killed if he hadn’t beenwearing body armour. GRAHAM Publisher lgraham@newwestrecord.ca MARK FALKENBERG Editor mwfalkenberg@newwestrecord.ca

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Editor: The future of NewWestminster will be less gassy and moreclimatefriendly Did youknowthat, at its July 11 meeting, ourcity council passed amotion starting in 2023 to incentivize builders of single-detached homes to install low-carbon systems (usually electricheatpumps) rather than greenhouse gas-producing gasfurnaces? Our city declared aclimateemergencyin 2019 and endorsed the Fossil Fuel Non-Prolif eration Treaty in 2021. Nowweare “putting our moneywhereour mouth is.” Buildings produceapproximately 42 per cent of NewWest’semissions, so it makes sense to construct them to use only clean electric energy.Heating afamily home entirely with gasfor ayearcan emit as much as driving agasoline carfromNew Westminster to Halifax three times (from TheSwitch It Up website). An additional benefit is that electric heat pumps also provide cooling similar to air conditioning, helping residents be safeduring future extreme heat wavesmade more frequent by the climatecrisis. What’snextfor our city’sclimateaction? At council’sAug. 29 meeting, Coun. Nadine Nakagawawill put forth a motion proposing that low-carbon systems be defined as electric only,not gaseous fuels likerenewable natural gas(which still produces global warming emissions). Stay tuned for exciting progress. I, for one, amgrateful toour councillors formoving forward moreways tolowerour emissions. As ahomeowner,itisacost and inconvenienceto“get off the gas”for me. It makes so much moresensetobuild it right in the first place. Karen Crosby Removing RoyalCity name is‘asinine folly’

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Editor: Regarding the asinine folly thatMayor JonathanCotecreated —and withoutpublic input—ofkickingour “Royal City” monikerto the curb No! No,wewon’t letyou do this! We won’t

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Got an idea for keeping the streets saferaround your child’sschool? TheCity of NewWestminster is embarking on traffic calming work in 14 school zones around the city,and it’sseeking feedback fromresidents. It’scurrently working on anumber of lowcost, temporarymeasures around local schools to improvesafety on the streets. Oncethose measures have beeninstalledand people have achance to see whatimpact they have,then the city wants to hear from people to help informthe permanentdesigns The new measures includeavariety of work, including: curb extensions yellow‘school zone’ pavement markings parking restrictions speedhumps crosswalk improvements new school zone signage reflectivestrips to high light existingstop signs and school zonesigns sidewalksand pedestrianpaths narrowing of traffic lanes The chosenprojects are different at eachschool site, so be sure to check out thefull list at thecity’s Be Heard NewWest website to find outwhat’s happening at your neighbourhood school. See www.beheardnew west.ca/traffic-calmingfor all the detailsand to find out more about howtooffer your feedback –Julie MacLellan NewWestminster’s best-kept musicalsecret: anon-auditioned choir ledby professional musicians Every child should

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The NewWestminster school board is joining a call for publicly funded universal food programs in schools across the country Trustee Danielle Connellybroughtthe issue to the table at aJunecommittee meeting. She asked fellow trustees to endorse the efforts of the Coalition for HealthySchool Food, anetwork of more than 200 non-profit organizations acrossthe country. The coalition is advo catingfor public investment in acost-shared, universal school food pro gram thatwould seeall Canadian children have daily accesstohealthy food at school –including culturallyappropriate, lo caland sustainablefood as much as possible. Canada remains the only G7 countrywithout anational school food program,and UNICEF has ranked Canada 37th out of 41 wealthy countrieswhen it comes to children’sfoodsecurity and nutrition, according to abackgroundreport Connellyprovided. The reportalso points out howCOVID-19 demonstrated howessential school food programs are, notingthe provision of healthyfoodatschool helps students’ mental andphysical health, school performance and “social cohesion.”

JulieMacLellan jmaclellan@newwestrecord.ca

“I think thatweall certainly understand the im portance of healthyfood programs in our schools. We’vedone alot of work in our district, so many folkshave, to supportand facilitate this,”Connelly said. School District40 has an existingFuel Up schoolmealprogram thatallows parentstoorder dailylunches in all elementaryand middle schools.Those who can’t afford thecostcan get subsidized meals Connelly wantstosee such food programs available across theprovince and country. Her motion asksthe board to write to New Westminster MLAand Education Minister Jenni ferWhiteside and Finance Minister Selina Robinson to commitfunding and resources to localschool meal programs forkindergarten-to-Grade 12 students in B.C. It calls on theB.C. governmenttocommit to $50 million ayear for three yearstoset up and evaluate school pilot programs in at least sixdistricts across theprovince and another$3million so everyschool district in B.C. canhire adedicated school meal program coordinator. It also callsonNew Westminster-Burnaby MP Peter Juliantosupportthe coalition’scall forthe fed eral government to begin to implement auniversal, cost-shared, healthy schoolfoodprogram for all K-12 students in the country. The motion wonuni versal support from trustees andreceived final approvalatthe final school board meeting of the 2021/22school year

Trustees join call for universalfoodprograms in Canada’s schools

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Anew public space activation aims to add alittle magictodowntownNew West. In recent days, more than 20 colourfuland bejewelled fairydoorswere postedontrees near businessesonColumbia Street, CarnarvonStreet, FrontStreet andthe River Market atWestminster Quay. Handmade by local families, they’re part of an initiativethataimstoget folks to stop and experience abit of magic —and to pop in to somelocal businesses and takea look around. “It’sjust so sweet,”said Ruby Campbell,who spearheaded the initiative. “I think people forget sometimeshow our urban settingsreally are theback yard for manyofour res idents now.We have alot of renters, we have alot of families moving into the downtown of NewWestminster, and Ithink that it’simportant to make sure thatweactivate public spaces all over, not just curate it.” Campbellsaid her inspiration came from fairy doorslocated on atrail on Salt Spring Island.When her teenage daughterwas younger, those weedoors sparked somemagical family conversations, such as whatwould afairylook like and what kind of magical powers do fairies have? “They’re just so beautifuland magical,”she said. “And Iremember, for Sienna, it wasalwayskind of afun waytoget herhiking and moving.”

Fairy doorsadd alittle magic to downtown Magic moments: More than 20 fairydoors crafted by local families nowadorn downtown NewWest, and moreare beingplanned.

Earlier this year, Campbellapplied to the Downtown NewWest Business Improvement Association for one of itspublic space activation grants to help bring afairydoorinitiative to NewWest. She’d first considered doing aproject in Glenbrook Ravine, butultimatelydecided the downtown would be a greatlocation. “Wehavealot of families living downtown,”she said. “And, obviously,we have alot of businesses downtown thatwewantto make sure that we kind of highlightand support.” Campbell —who applied forthe grant before she decided to runfor city council in this fall’scivic election —saidshe isn’t artistic enough to paintthe fairydoors herself and had considered hiring anartist topaint thedoors. Instead, she teamed up withNew West Family Place, which arrangedfor its families to getinvolved in the initiativeand paint fairydoors “They’re all very unique,” Campbellsaid. “I thinkthey’re lovely.”

Community TheresaMcManus tmcmanus@newwestrecord.ca

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In addition to theBIA public activation grant, Campbellalso received aneighbourhood small grant thatprovidedfood for familiesattending the fairy-door workshop. On Aug. 14, 22 fairy doors made their debut on trees in downtown New West. Asmall canister be side eachfairydoor provides aplace where people can leave and take tiny trinkets “It’skind of likewhen yougogeocaching and people put stuff, little fun little thingsinthere,” Campbell explained. Family-friendly activities likescavenger hunts are planned as partofthe fairy doorinitiative.

Interactivemural at Front andBegbie streets (the rear of theScotiabank building)by artistShanice McIntyre. Check out herwork at @shaniic3 on Instagram. TemporaryChalk Artby ElizabethCartagena VEC Art. While these temporaryinstallations were done in May, June andJuly,you cansee herwork at @violetncanvas on Instagram Afourth initiative is ex pected to be builtoverthe summer andinstalled in the fall.Itwill be aminimulticulturallibrarylocated outside of RiverMarketbyAziza

Earlier this year,the Down town New West BIA sought applications forits annual publicspace activation program. The program aims to:build public spaces thatare safe, welcoming and inclusive; buildcommunity by encour aging peopletoconnect with each other; and test new ideas and helpremove barriersthat discourage activations of public spaces. KendraJohnston, executivedirectorofthe Downtown New West BIA, said theBIA had planned to providegrants forthree activationsthisyear, but increased itsbudget to support four projects because the jury couldn’t decideon just three. This year’s activations include: FairyDoors by RubyCampbell, with support from Family Place.See @FairyDoorsNew WestonInstagram. Seewww. downtownnewwest.cafor detailsonrelated activities.

CIVIC ELECTION 2022 Election

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12 THURSDAY,August 18,2022 • New West Record City TheresaMcManus tmcmanus@newwestrecord.ca If you’re planningto runinthe Oct. 15 civic election, your nomination package is nowavailable. Candidates who are running formayor, coun cillor or school trustee in the2022local government election canpick up their nomination packages at the legislativeservicesdepartmentatNewWestminster City Hall (511 RoyalAve.) or onlineat newwestcity.ca/elections. Thecity’s election office will be accepting nomination papersfrom candidates between9a.m.on Tuesday, Aug. 30 and4 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 9, 2022. Full detailsofthe process areincluded in the nomination package.

The Queensborough Residents’ Association is giving folksa chance to hearfrom the candidates who will be vying fortheir votes this fall. The groupwillhost three all-candidates meetingsahead of the Oct. 15 civic election Mayoral candidates will be putonthe hotseat onWednesday, Sept. 21 Candidates for council will be featured onTuesday, Sept. 27 and school board candidates onThursday, Oct.6. The meetings will be heldatthe Queensborough Community Centre, andall will start at 7p.m. “PRE-CAMPAIGN” PERIOD UNDERWAY

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ONGOING RADIAL BALANCE

Pack your swim suits andheadtothe outdoor pool at Moody Park. In doing so,you won’tbejust splashingaround in cold water on awarmday,but also celebrating pride. The Queer Family andTransgender Swim is open to “queer families,and two-spirit, trans, gender diverse andgender creativehumans, and their cisgenderallies,”asper asocial media post shared by NewWest Family Place. It runs from 12:40to2:40 p.m.To register, send an email to newwestminster pride@gmail.com;the fee is $2 per person.

MORE: Check out the city’swebsite at www.tinyurl.com/CommunityCanvasNW

COMMUNITY CANVAS Here’syour chance to be partofa community artproject —yep,evenwith zero artexperience. Head to Moody Park, and add your creativetouch to a canvas, inspired by the beauty of the park thatwas established in 1863. Artist facilitator Mark Elez will be on location to guide you, and all supplies will be provided. All youhavetodoisshow up,and you’ll be partofanart show.The canvaswill eventually be on displayatthe Centennial and Queensborough community centres Stopbybetween 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. (near the playground).

MORE: www.stefanos.ca or call 604-5209911 to reserve SATURDAY, AUG. 20

Check the exhibition out in the second-floor artspace,upstairsatthe library’s main branch (716 Sixth Ave.) It’sopen during libraryhours.

WHEN: Saturday, Aug.20, 10 a.m.to2 p.m.

Queensborough Community Centreat920 Ewen Ave.) MORE: See the calendar of eventsatwww.newwestcity.ca Find moreevents online: newwestrecord.ca/local-events Please send your information for inclusion to editorial@newwestrecord.ca Don’tmissthese weekend events & activities! PHOTO CREDIT:Alena Paulus/iStock/Getty Images Plus Take the kids to Queensborough this weekend for arock painting event presented by rock Art Canada at the picnic shelter at Ryall Park. INSTANTupdates twitter.com/TheRecord THANKYOU FOR RECYCLINGTHIS NEWSPAPER. UBC FacultyofDentistry THE UNIV ER SI TY OR BR ITISH CO LU MBI A UBC Dentistry is screening patients 7yearsofageandolderwhorequire Braces (Fullorthodontic treatmentcost:$1,000to$4,200) Forinformation, visitwww.dentistry.ubc.ca/gradortho Graduate OrthodonticsProgram Toarrangeascreeningappointment: 604-827-4991(12years&older) 604-827-0706(7to10yearsold) oremailgradorthoclinic@dentistry.ubcca

MORE: Register in advance by email at newwestminsterpride@gmail.com

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ROCKSTARS OF QUEENSBOROUGH Letyour littleone turninto arockstar this Saturday. No,not the guitar-wielding one,but the rock-painting one. At the Rockstarsof Queensborough event, anyone can showuptoturngrey rocks into multicoloured décor pieces for free. All the artsupplies willbeprovidedtopaint enough rocks until youand your smol bean feel like, well, rockstars.

WHERE: Ryall Park picnic shelter (outside

WEEKEND

Let your hair down this Friday.Whether youare worried about inflation or your newboss, let’s go bywhatLady Gaga said, “Just Dance, gonna be okay.”Thankfully, Stefanos, aGreek restaurant in downtown (315 Columbia St.), will let youswayand spin, 7p.m. onwards —when the livemusic begins.Ifyou plan to comeinearlier to binge on their spanakopita, knowthatthe happy hourisbetween 3and 6p.m. Aglass of their Santorini should put anyone in the mood to bopabit

SATURDAY, AUGUST 20

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FRIDAY, AUG. 19 DINE AND DANCE

QUEERFAMILY SWIM

This weekend, take time to pause and reflect on mandalapaintings by artist Komal Saxena, at the NewWestminster Public Library.Theart features intricate geometric patterns arranged in concentric circles and has its roots in Buddhism. This specific artformisbelieved to help heal, and bring enlightenment. According to Saxena,“My goal is to conveypeace andgrace to my viewers, offering amoment of pause andthe feeling of deep belonging. Stop, take apause, look, admire, accept and cherish …with patience.”

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Summer is stillinthe air, butFamily Services of GreaterVancouver is hard at work on plans for fall programmingfor local families. The non-profit willonce again be offering avariety of freecommunity programs starting in September.Here’s alook at what’s beingoffered: CreativeExplorations: Childrenaged 18 months to six years canexplore theircreativity through arts andcrafts, songs andstorieswith their caregiver’sparticipation. Sixsessions are taking placeonMondays from Sept. 19 to Oct. 31 from 9:30a.m. to noon at Olivet Church, 613 QueensAve.Bus tickets are availableifneeded. Parents Connect, aprogram for parents of childrenaged zeroto six years, givesparents achance to meet and connect with otherparents andtoparticipate in guideddiscussions. Six sessions runonFridays from Sept. 16 to Oct.28 from 9:30a.m. to noon at Olivet Church. Moms Group is asupportgroup for singlepar ents who are raisingchildren aged zerotosix. It givesthem an opportunity to learnabout community resourcesand to connect with othermoms about theups and downs of solo parenting. Sixsessionsare running onWednesdays fromSept. 21 to Oct.26 from4:30 to 6:30p.m.at OlivetChurch. Bus tickets andchildminding are available if needed wLet’sCookTogether provides aplacewhere parentscan learn food skills andhow to cook healthyrecipes on abud get, while theirchildren, agedzero to sixyears, play. Twelvesessionsare being held onWednesdays fromSept.21toDec.7 from9:15 to 11:45 a.m at École Qayqayt Elementary, 85 Merivale St. Bus tickets and childminding are available if needed. Raising Exceptional Children is asupport groupfor parents of neurodiverse children,giving them timetoconnect with other parents to share the challenges and joys of parentingexceptional chil dren and to learnabout community resources This virtual Zoompro gram is heldonthe last Saturdayofthe month at 10 a.m. To register forany of thesefreecommunity programs, call 604-368-2154 or email ceds-nw@fsgv.ca.

After three decades at RoyalCity Jewellersand Loans, Ken Basso has calleditaday Basso recently retired after working at the Columbia Street business for34years.Through the years, he worked his way up theranks to loansmanager andthengeneral manager “It’s averylong stretch of time,” saidMichael Is man, president of Royal City Jewellers andLoans. “He has made alot of friends along theway.” Basso hasbeen a“fantastic” employeeand will be missed, Isman said. Ismancredited Basso forcreating aRoyal City Jewellersand Loans’ fund raiser thatraised asignificant amount of money for charity “He createdTie Day, whichwas a21-year fundraiser for GreaterVancou verFood Bank thatraised about one-quarter of a million dollars,” he said. “Thatwas hisbaby.”

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