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Whitecaps FC, city work on plans for USL franchise at stadium BY THERESA MCMANUS REPORTER tmcmanus@royalcityrecord.com

The Beautiful Game could be coming to New Westminster as the Vancouver Whitecaps are pursuing plans to bring professional soccer to Queen’s Park Stadium. Vancouver Whitecaps FC and the City of New Westminster signed a memorandum of understanding on Monday to work toward launching a United Soccer Leagues (USL) pro franchise in New Westminster. “We are thrilled to announce our efforts with the City of New Westminster to bring a new professional soccer team to its vibrant sports and family oriented community,” said club president Bob Lenarduzzi. “A USL PRO franchise in our own backyard is an important step in our efforts to support the development of players, especially young Canadians, at every level by bridging the pathway to our Major Soccer League team, as well as the national team.” Lenarduzzi said New Westminster is an ideal place for the USL pro team because it is central and is a vibrant community. While the Whitecaps are “very excited” about the potential of bringing a team to New Westminster, he said other cities have expressed an interest in hosting the team. ◗Soccer Page 8

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Play me: Eight-year-old Dasha Ekworomadu plays the outdoor piano at Ryall Park, at the Queensborough Community Centre’s outdoor stage. She’s watched by Jean Konkle, who spearheaded the painting of the outdoor instrument.

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Queensborough is part of a piano-playing movement that’s enjoying a world tour. A beautifully painted piano is the latest addition to Ryall Park at the Queensborough Community Centre. The piano, located on the centre’s outdoor stage, gives visitors a chance to let loose and have some fun tickling the ivories. “We are so pleasantly surprised it is being

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used so often. People are loving it,” said Nikki Lajeunesse, a recreational programmer at the community centre. “Today, when I came into work, it was two toddlers and their mom. It’s been teenagers. It’s been our parks and grounds guys on their breaks. It’s been a really diverse group of people that obviously aren’t necessarily the next Mozarts but are having fun banging around on it. That’s kind of the point – how often do you get to let loose on a piano, especially a piano in a park.” The piano is left outside at the bandshell around the clock for people to play and enjoy. “It’s not about having a perfectly tuned piano,” Lajeunesse said. “It’s more about

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the play.” Queensborough Community Centre was looking for ways of incorporating more arts into its offerings that inspire community to play and connect in an unstructured environment. The new initiative is based on the Play Me, I’m Yours street piano program that’s seen pianos placed in public places in cities around the world with the goal of engaging people and encouraging them to take ownership of their urban environments. Pianos can be found in countries including Australia, France, China, Brazil and the United States. “London, Montreal, Toronto – they have been putting them in really unique areas,

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Festival goers will be able to enjoy a cool one at this year’s Uptown Live. Donnelly and Associates, which has been contracted by the Uptown Business Association to oversee liquor service at the event, has applied to the Liquor Distribution Branch for a special occasion licence to operate three enclosed beverage gardens at Uptown Live. New Westminster city council has approved the beer gardens, provided the Uptown Business Association and Donnelly and Associates meet requirements set out by the police and fire departments. “The proposed total capacity of all three

areas is 578,” said a staff report to council. “The proposed hours of operation are from 12 noon to 7 p.m.” According to Donnelly and Associates, the three bars will be restricted to serving beer, wine and coolers, and all alcoholic beverages will be consumed in the enclosed licensed areas. Uptown Live, being held on Sunday, Aug. 10 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the vicinity of Sixth Avenue and Sixth Street, will include live music on several stages, food trucks and more. Coun. Betty McIntosh expressed concerns about having three designated areas for liquor sales that could be serving close to 600 people. With a pub and a Legion in close proximity to

the proposed beer gardens, she felt it would be more appropriate to limit the event to two beer gardens. New Westminster Chief Const. Dave Jones said police consider whether alcohol is being served to complement an event or whether the event is alcohol driven. From what police have seen, he said Uptown Live isn’t an alcohol-driven event. In other booze news, city council has approved the sale and sampling of liquor at Royal City Farmers Market. The number of liquor vendors will be limited to two, and the city will review the matter if any issues arise from the sale at the market. See an extended version of this story at www. royalcityrecord.com.

This ain’t your gym class dodgeball: The action was hard-hitting at the Kings and Queens Dodgeball Tournament on July 5 at Douglas College. Women’s and men’s teams competed in the event that was organized by the Vancouver Dodgeball League and raised funds for the Canadian Cancer Society. Along with the action on the floor, the tournament included a silent raffle, silly string fun and awards for Best Cheer and Best Dressed.

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City studying pipeline concerns BY THERESA MCMANUS REPORTER tmcmanus@royalcityrecord.com

New Westminster is hiring a consultant to consider the potential impacts of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Mark Allison, the city’s manager of strategic initiatives and sustainability, said the alignment near the Brunette River was previously designated as an alternate route but has since been reclassified as the “selected” route for the pipeline’s expansion. “Right now we don’t have the same level of information that we had for the selected corridor,” he said. Allison told council the city wants “com-

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plete information” about what is being proposed before the process carries on. On Monday, council approved a consulting budget of up to $15,000 to have a qualified environmental professional review potential impacts of the proposed pipeline expansion. Kinder Morgan has applied to the National Energy Board to expand its pipeline, which runs from Alberta to Burnaby. “I think this is very, very important,” said Coun. Lorrie Williams. “We have struggled so hard to get that creek back to life.” The City of New Westminster is planning a townhall meeting for early September. The city is contacting groups like the Sapperton Fish and Game Club and New Westminster

Environmental Partners, as well as MPs and the MLA, as part of its submission to the National Energy Board. “Due in large part to the efforts of groups such as the Sapperton Fish and Game Club, the Brunette River has gone from being a biologically dead watercourse with no spawning fish in the mid 1950s to a recovering stream with thousands of spawning fish, including chum, coho and pink salmon, as well as steelhead and cutthroat trout,” Allison wrote in a report to council. “The river’s ecosystems are still fragile and the stream restoration work undertaken since 1969 could be easily undone in the event of a spill of chemicals.” twitter.com/TheresaMcManus

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Sapperton Green plans moving ahead

residential units that could of residential to employinclude townhouses, low- ment land uses is quite rises, midrises and high- right. Given that it’s probA site at the south- rises. ably one of the last opporeastern gateway to New A staff overview of the tunities the city will have Westminster could one day development noted that the to develop a site of this be home to a community draft neighbourhood plan size, he wants to ensure the centre and much more. includes a provision for a city hits the right balance Bentall Kennedy has future community centre of residential and employapplied to the city and a child-care ment uses. to amend the offi“To me, that is not quite facility. cial community A staff report how I envision that ratio to plan to pave the states that there be,” Cote said. way for a mixedBev Grieve, the city’s has been general use, transit-orientsupport for the director of development ed master planned concept being services, said employment community at the proposed at the uses are a key part of the eastern side of the site at 97 Braid St., future Sapperton Green city. Located next but traffic and site development. She said a to Hume Park, the access are the most minimum of one-half mil38.35-acre site at commonconcerns. lion square feet of employJonathan Cote Braid and Brunette The developer is ment uses are being prois home to the questions ratio proposing anoth- posed at the site, but it Braid SkyTrain er access point to could go higher. station and Brunette River. the site, which would be According to the draft “This is a unique site off of Braid Street and the Sapperton Green neighin the region because of Highway 1 overpass. bourhood plan, the site its size and adjacencies to will accommoCoun. Jonathan a variety of transportation Cote said the date a minimum infrastructure,” said a staff Sapperton Green of 500,000 square report to council. “It is also property is one of feet and a maxinear to natural ecological the most impormum of one miland recreation amenities, tant lion square feet developincluding Hume Park, ment sites in of office uses and regional greenways and New Westminster a minimum of the Brunette River.” 100,000 square because it’s not The draft Sapperton often that older feet and a maxiGreen neighbourhood cities have such mum of 300,000 plan proposes that the site a large parcel of square feet of Betty McIntosh be divided into four pre- land to be develretail uses. school concerns cincts: the Braid precinct, oped. Coun. Betty the Hume Park precinct; McIntosh “I think it’s critthe station precinct; and ically important we get the expressed concern about the neighbourhood heart. site right,” he said. the impact the developUses to be included in Cote supports the ment would have on local these different precincts mixed-use plan for the site, schools, noting Hume include ground-floor retail, its scale and its attention to Park Elementary is set to community, office space, Brunette Creek, but he isn’t close and Richard McBride a plaza and multi-family convinced the current ratio Elementary has limits BY THERESA MCMANUS REPORTER tmcmanus@royalcityrecord.com

to how much it can be expanded. “You could have hundreds of children coming out of this development,” she said, adding many of them will be driven to school because of the distance, hills and traffic en

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Take time out to explore the city this summer rising, to take time out to explore your Be a tourist in your own town. It’s one of those slogans trotted out so own city? Let’s face it, playing tourist at home often that it’s almost lost its meaning. is a win all around. It saves you money It gets said so often that we suspect – no huge gas bills for those long road people pretty much tune it out. trips – and it saves the headBut that won’t stop us from aches of packing and getting saying it again. stuck in traffic on long car Because, quite frankly, we THE RECORD rides. live in one of the coolest cities Plus, it gives you a chance around, and it doesn’t hurt to to support your local merchants. While remind ourselves of that fact once in a you’re out exploring, take the time to fill while. What better time than right now, with a picnic basket with lunch from a local deli, or enjoy a local ice cream cone, or the sun shining down and the mercury

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browse the local shops for a new hat or a pair of walking sandals. If you’re not sure where to start, then let us help you. We’ve compiled our own list of the top 10 free (or nearly free) things to enjoy in New West this summer, and you can find it starting on page 9. Some of our favourites are wellknown destinations, like River Market and Queen’s Park. Others are up-andcomers like the new Westminster Pier Park, or hidden gems like Glenbrook Ravine. Whether you enjoy a quiet stroll

in nature or a fast-paced game of volleyball, a family-friendly park outing or a grownup foodie experience, there’s something for everyone right here in town. And hey, while you’re out there, stay in touch – send us your photos of fun in the Royal City – tweet us @TheRecord, or post to us on Facebook, www. facebook.com/RoyalCityRecord. We’d love to see proof of what we all know: that New West is awesome. So what are you waiting for? Get out there and get exploring!

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nyone who has been paying attention to the evolution of First Nations rights and powers in B.C. over the past 20 years or so should not be surprised by the recent Supreme Court of Canada decision that recognized a specific aboriginal title. Nevertheless, given the dire warnings from some of economic chaos that will result from the historic decision, there is reason to be concerned about its impact on B.C.’s economy. The high court resolved what started out in 1983 as a dispute over a logging licence, but which evolved into a landmark case about the aboriginal title rights of a specific First Nation, in this instance the Tsilhqot’in Nation in the Chilcotin region of the Interior. The concept of aboriginal title was first established by the Supreme Court of Canada more than 40 years ago, in the Calder vs. B.C. case. But the recent decision represents the first time in history the high court has formally declared aboriginal title to exist in a specified area. The decision potentially gives First Nations that establish title

(not an easy task) a veto over activities on their land. Where title is established, the consent of the First Nation band in question must first be gained before those activities can proceed. The high court did provide an escape clause of sorts for governments. If a government meets a three-pronged test, it can override the lack of First Nations consent. The test is a potentially rigorous one: a government must fully show it has consulted and accommodated First Nations’ interests, the proposed action must be “compelling and substantial” for the public (which includes First Nations) good, and that the government is consistent with its fiduciary obligations to First Nations. But the court also referenced a previous decision (Delgamuukw) in citing specific activities that can potentially infringe on aboriginal title, and they include forestry, mining, infrastructure, environmental protection and “the general economic development of the interior of British Columbia.” So while the decision provides clarity and, eventually, certainty over issues pertaining to First Nations rights and powers, it didn’t vastly reshape the landscape on this matter. An analysis by the Osler law firm’s aboriginal law group (entitled: “The Sky is Not Falling”) notes this. “Despite the significant media attention

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An open letter to New Westminster mayor and council: We live at The Point on Victoria Street. There are 146 residential units, seven commercial units and 262 parking spaces for probably 300 residents, with most of the motor vehicles used every day. We should have at least 1,200 new trees near our building (based on a report showing Toronto’s tree density at four trees per person), but we only have 19, which is about the same as there was when the property was a two-storey commercial building. Then there are the following: ! Urban should have 1,000 new trees; ! Plaza 88, three buildings (maybe soon four) should have 4,500 new trees; ◗First Nations Page 7 ! North Bank should have 1,500 new trees;

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crime, more traffic chaos, more homeless, more noise, more air pollution, less historic, less heritage and a lot more municipal taxes. All just to please Big Egos, Big Developers and Big Monopoly Unions. So how many more people, because of your official community plan for downtown, will get sick and die prematurely today? Yours truly and respectfully, Allan and Iris Solie, New Westminster

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life and in Glenbrook North, Sapperton and now in Fraserview. What I see happening is sometimes pleasing yet sometimes very frustrating. I have a real issue with the parking situation in Sapperton for a number of reasons. I have been volunteering at the RCH Thrift Store for over a year now, and although very pleased with the progress on East Columbia, we still have a long way to go before this is an area where other areas of the city are going to be frequenting, shopping, etc. Constantly, you see businesses open up, then shut down. Please, I beg of you Mayor Wayne Wright, can you not give some of these small businesses a break by removing the pay parking? Just saying …

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that the recent Supreme Court of Canada decision has received, it represents a reiteration of established law regarding aboriginal title that has been developed over decades,” it said. Another prominent law firm, MacMillan LLP, had this to say: “With the exception of clarifying what is required to establish occupation, the decision does not make significant changes to the law of aboriginal title as it has come to exist over the last several decades.” In B.C., the reality on the ground for the past decade or so is that First Nations have had a de facto veto over many significant activities on land claimed as ancestral. Increasingly, both the provincial government and private sector companies have realized this and have had to ensure that First Nations support is secured – not ignored – before proceeding with a particular development.

And, really, what is the problem with that? Not having First Nations support can frustrate or even block a particular development (hello there, Northern Gateway pipeline). The court’s decision would seem to cement this reality along more defined lines. However, while the B.C. government and many companies doing business here are aware of this, the trouble is that many outside interests are not and they (i.e. potential capital investors) may well be thinking that the sky has indeed fallen, particularly if they pay more attention to media coverage than legal analyses. This is where concerns about the impact on the provincial economy arise. It may well be that an investment chill may develop in this province, as potential investors nervously wonder whether it’s safe to invest in a project where the backing of the First Nations con-

cerned is not secured, or not certain. It seems likely that the investment world may be unsettled for a period of time, as many things flowing from this decision sort themselves out. There are outstanding questions: what happens to overlapping land claims when it comes to establishing title is an example of just one. In the meantime, it may be wise and prudent for any natural resource developer to secure the support, if not the outright partnership, of First Nations before proceeding – which is often the case today anyway. While there’s no doubt the Supreme Court decision is historic and significant, British Columbia has been moving in the decision’s direction for some time now. The sky is not falling, folks, but it may have some storm clouds for a while. Keith Baldrey is chief political reporter for Global B.C.

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If the project proceeds, Queen’s Park Stadium would be the franchise’s site. In addition to the current Whitecaps FC ownership group, the franchise will be co-owned and operated by Ian Gillespie of Westbank Projects Corp. and New Westminster native Gary Pooni of Brook Pooni Associates. “I am very proud of the fact that I was at the World Cup in 1986, but 1986 was a long time ago. We need to get back to the World Cup. One of the things that we are working on … is a co-ordinated plan to give our best young players the opportunity to develop at the international level. I am

not suggesting simply because we start this particular program that will come in four years, but we need a place for our best young players to play,” said Lenarduzzi. If the application is successful, the club could launch its first USL PRO season in March 2015. The Whitecaps are working to a Sept. 15 deadline from the USL to put in their application. Dean Gibson, the city’s director of parks, culture and recreation, said consultation will get underway immediately. “This is really exciting times in the City of New Westminster,” Gibson said. “Our community has been experiencing a re-emergence in the Lower Mainland, being seen

as a place to live, a great place to work and a great place to play. We are thinking this potential opportunity with the Whitecaps is just going to be the icing on the cake.” Gibson said the project could not only benefit the local community but also raise the city’s profile in the region and the Pacific Northwest. “This is just the beginning,” he said. “We have a lot of work to do over the next several weeks in terms of communicating with our community, with our local sports groups, seeking their feedback and getting that.” Gibson said it’s been a long time since Queen’s Park has had

a major sports franchise, like the New Westminster Bruins. He said the proposal may require a reconfiguration of the field at Queen’s Park Stadium. “It’s a historic site. The stadium itself dates back many, many, many generations. It has a long history and legacy of sport and sport development,” he said. “Particularly with some of the owners of the Whitecaps’ organization, they recognize that intrinsic character that is there with the street, the city, the history of sport development as well. In addition, the size of the stadium is just the right size for this type of venue. There’s nothing worse than having a sporting event where you

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like at a bus stop, and encouraging people to upload Facebook videos. The movement was originally called Play Me, I’m Yours. It was done by artists. We have sort of adapted it to work within our own community.” A Queensborough family donated the piano, which was painted by a team of community artists and volunteers. Local artist Jean Konkle, a retired teacher and a volunteer at the local elementary school, was inspired by the Mighty Fraser and thought a piano that reflected “life along the river” would be a perfect fit for Queensborough. “Jean Konkle spearheaded the painting. We had our preschoolers out painting, we had some of our teens from youth services. We had quite a diverse group of people

help paint the piano, and then we unveiled it at the Children’s Festival and had one of our eight-year old piano students from the centre play the first song on it,” Lajeunesse said. “We have kind of taken the Play Me, I’m Yours philosophy of the art in a random public space and included it into Ryall Park in Queensborough.” Queensborough resident Cheryl Rogers thinks the piano is a great fit for the community. “It’s a fabulous idea. It give us something else to do in the park,” she said. “It’s an added attraction because it’s musical.” Rogers said the piano is inclusive of people of all ages and ethnicities. “With the multicultural community we have too, you don’t need to understand a language to understand music,” she said.

are in too large of a facility or one that’s too small. Queen’s Park Stadium is the right facility in the right city at the right time.” Gibson said the community will expect to have an opportunity to offer input into the process. According to Gibson, the Whitecaps would be the primary user of the field but they would not be the exclusive user. It would still be made available for highlevel soccer teams in the community. Gibson told The Record the city would be looking at developing an alternative venue for baseball. For more on this story, see an extended version online at www.royal cityrecord.com.

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t’s summer, and that means it’s time for all those fun things that come along with the season – from backyard barbecues to road trips to weekends at the cabin. It also means it’s time to watch the bills mount up as you pay for the food, gas and tourist attractions attached to all that fun. But the good news is, New West is full of things to do that don’t cost anything – or at least, not much. You just have to know how to find them. Never fear, you don’t have to look far, because we’ve done your homework for you and compiled this list of the Top 10 Free (or Nearly Free) Things to Do in the city this summer. Without further ado, here are our ideas. Have fun!

Spend some time at River Market.

What’s not to love about this gem on New West’s riverfront? It’s a foodie hub and a community gathering place with something new happening every day. Yes, there’s a lot of food to try (we could spend hours just sampling the many flavours of gelato from Tre Galli, and don’t get us started on all the crepes … and the barbecue … and the Thai food … and the Mexican … and the burgers …) But the market is also gaining a reputation as one of “the” places to hang out, and it’s obvious why. There are affordably priced drop-in classes at the Vancouver Circus School and Music Box, there are free family events like a nursery singalong on Fridays and a tots’ baking class on Tuesdays, and there is a host of special events all the time like artisan fairs, zumba classes, ArtStarts presentations and so much more. Oh, quit reading and just head down to find out for yourself. It’s at 810 Quayside Dr. See www.river market.ca or call 604-520-3881 .

Make a day of it at Queen’s Park.

Though the park is now facing some competition from its newer, sparklier sister Westminster Pier Park, we’re still elevating this one to second spot because it’s a classic family hangout for good reason. This park has something for everyone – picnic shelters, barbecues, the rose garden, free performances at the bandshell, the water park, playgrounds for kids of all ages, a concession stand and, of course, the ever-popular petting

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Free fun: Making our top 10 list for affordable summer fun are (clockwise from top left): River Market, Queen’s Park, free entertainment in the parks, Pecha Kucha New West, hiking in Glenbrook Ravine and Westminster Pier Park. farm. Playground leaders are on hand throughout the summer to offer crafts and activities for kids – look for them in the hut at Rainbow Playland, next to the spray park. The park is also home to the arena, Arenex, Bernie Legge Theatre, tennis courts and a network of walking and running trails. If you can’t have fun at Queen’s Park, there’s no hope for you. Check out tinyurl.com/ QueensParkNW.

Enjoy the waterfront at Westminster Pier Park.

Yes, we’ll give the next spot on the list to the above-mentioned shiny, sparkly new park, which has won all

sorts of awards for the city – and most deservedly so. The setting on the Fraser River is simply unmatched for beauty, and the park’s design proves that you can take an old piece of land and turn it into something appealing for all ages. There’s a playground for the kids, benches and lounge chairs for relaxing, picnic area for enjoying a meal, a concession stand (run by Wally’s Burgers), sand courts for volleyball (bring your own ball) and, of course, a beautiful riverfront stroll. Check out tinyurl.com/NWPierPark.

Browse, buy and eat at the Royal City Farmers Market.

mer season, running Thursdays from 3 to 7 p.m.in beautiful Tipperary Park (next to New Westminster City Hall). The market is everything a market ought to be, with all sorts of offerings of organic and conventional produce and prepared foods – from breads and baking to jams, jellies, cheese, meat and fish – plus jewelry, crafts, flowers and more. There are also plenty of options for eating and drinking on site (mmmm, perogies …) and weekly entertainment and fun for all ages. There’s even a special kids’ market where youngsters can have their own fun. Check out www.rcfm.ca or follow @nwfarmers on Twitter.

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What should city do with Moody Park? AROUND TOWN

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he City of New Westminster is seeking community input about a well-used spray park in need of a facelift. The city is embarking on consultation about the community’s vision for Moody Park playground and spray park. While the playground is often filled with kids and families, it’s in need of an overhaul. The city is holding an open house about the Moody Park adventure plan and spray park on Thursday, July 10 from 5 to 7 p.m. at Moody Park’s playground, which is at the corner of Eighth Street and Sixth Avenue. Park users, residents, business owners and anyone interested in the project are invited to attend the open house, which is the first phase of consultation. While the forecast is calling for sunny skies on Thursday, the event will be moved indoors to Century House if it’s raining.

She’s aiming below the belt

It was a family affair for New West’s Kirsten Ickert during the weekend’s Underwear Affair. Ickert participated in her fifth Underwear Affair to help raise funds for cancers below the waist. As part of the B.C. Cancer Foundation’s Underwear Affair, hundreds of participants ran 10 kilometres, walked five kilometres or took part in a “booty hunt” through the streets of Vancouver in their underwear to raise funds for the foundation and cancers below the waist.

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Within a few years of each other, her mom Eileen and her aunt Mona were both diagnosed with cancers below the waist. Although her mom beat the cancer – and participated as a survivor alongside Kirsten in this year’s Underwear Affair – her aunt Mona succumbed to cancer in 2011. “Her strength, courage and faith during this time continues to be both humbling and inspiring,” Kirsten wrote on her Underwear Affair team page. “I strongly believe that one day there will be a cure for cancer and I am eager to contribute in the best way that I can.” While Kirsten has participated in the Underwear Affair in the past, she’s had some company for this year’s July 5 event. Along with her mother, father and an aunt, she was part of Team Scrambled Eggs.

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An upcoming night of comedy will be raising funds to help with research for FSH Muscular Dystrophy. FSHD Canada is a non-profit organization dedicated to funding research for FSH Muscular Dystrophy, the most prevalent of the nine muscular dystrophies. #StandUp4FSHD, which is taking place on Saturday, July 19 at the Columbia Theatre, features Vancouver-based comedian Carter Hortie and California native Dino Archie. “We are looking forward to a successful event in New Westminster,” said Neil Camarta, founder and CEO of FSHD Canada. “Funding for FSHD is largely done through grassroots efforts of individuals who are impacted by FSH. It is remarkable how far we have come in

out community support. We now have a roadmap for developing therapies for FSHD and need to press forward to convert these opportunities into real therapies.” #StandUp4FSHD is being held on Saturday, July 19, with doors opening at 6 p.m. and the show getting underway at 7 p.m. Tickets are $20 (plus tax and service charges) and available online at www.thecolumbia.ca. For more information, check out #StandUp4FSHD on Twitter or Facebook.

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There’s nothing better in the summer than great music, delicious food and classic cars. All of these and much more will be on hand at this year’s Key West Ford Show and Shine. On Sunday, July 13 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. this yearly event will once again span Columbia Street in New Westminster. The show is free and there is something for everyone – from vintage cars to electric bicycles, from terrific musicians to awesome activities for kids, the Key West Show and Shine offers fun for the whole family. This year is extra special as it marks the 15th anniversary of the event. Over the last 15 years, the event has brought in an estimated one million visitors to New Westminster, according to Kendra Johnston, executive director of the Downtown New West Business Improvement Association. So what does this year offer to commemorate such a milestone? Johnston says 2014 will honour the tireless volunteers who made the event such a success. As well, there

will be an expanded bike show and more upscale entertainment. Columbia Street will also be filled with cool buskers, including YouTube sensation Spandy Andy, who will be patrolling the streets offering various types of entertainment. As well, Johnston notes that Save-OnFoods has come on board with its Family Fun Zone providing activities, entertainers and a balloon artist. For Johnston, the Key West Show and Shine is notable for its Big Three – cars, beer and music. There will be over 300 classic and vintage vehicles from more than 21 different classes for both car lovers and casual passersby to enjoy. This makes it the largest car show in the Pacific Northwest. As for beer, the choices are aplenty as there are five beer gardens along Columbia Street to peruse. The event has grown into such a

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Classic style: Classic cars line Columbia Street during the show and shine in 2012. This year’s Key West Ford Show and Shine returns this Sunday, July 13 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in downtown New West.

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Family fun: Above, the show and shine attracts car enthusiasts of all ages. At right, Nigel Wakita of Vancouver Circus School performs during the 2012 show.

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success that this year it offers a Grammynominated artist. Ian Cameron, one half of the local duo Ruckus Deluxe, was nominated in 2013 for his incredible talent as a fiddler. Ruckus Deluxe will be front and centre on one of the two entertainment stages. Other musical acts – such as Royal City Swing, Kutapira and Bone Daddies – will be

making thousands of ears happy throughout the day. With more than 130,000 car lovers and music enthusiasts attending in 2013, the Key West Show and Shine expects even more attendees this year. And with the weather predicted to be sunny on Sunday, this anniversary event could be the best ever. – Boyd Reynolds

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If you can’t decide between going to the Key West Ford Show and Shine and watching the World Cup Final, don’t worry. Thanks to Stefanos Restaurant and Lounge, you won’t miss a goal on the pitch. A big-screen TV awaits you in the beer garden. So wear your favourite team’s jersey and cheer them on to victory, all the while enjoying cars, music and sunshine. – Boyd Reynolds

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If food and prizes are your thing, this year’s Key West Ford Show and Shine is for you. With more than 50 vendors, it’s a regular smorgasbord of vendor delight. Headlining the delicious eateries are Japadog, Poomba’s Smokehouse, Triple O’s and Mini Donuts. Many vendors will be handing out free-

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Hands-on family fun Getting arty: Louise Allaye-Chan helps her children Tara, 5, and Ross, 7, create rainbow rocks out of felt at an ArtStarts workshop held Sunday, June 29 at River Market. The next in the free series of workshops is set for Sunday, July 27 – with Ewa Sniatycka leading sessions in Story Fabrics. Check out www.rivermarket.ca for all the details about the workshops. Jean Konda-Witte/THE RECORD

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short stories, essays, books and journals to read from. As well, beverages and snacks will be available at the Renaissance Coffee Bar. The bookstore is located at 43 Sixth St. For more information, visit www. renaissancebookstore.com or call 604-525-4566. Reporter Jacob Zinn is on the arts and entertainment beat for the summer. Send ideas from the arts and entertainment scene to Jacob, jzinn@burnabynow. com, or find him on Twitter, @jacobzinn.

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On the beat: Nine new reserve constables recently graduated from the New Westminster Police Department’s reserve program. Pictured with the new reserves are from left, Const. Graham Bosa (in dress uniform), Const. Wendy Bowyer (regular uniform) Shelley Cole, community services supervisor (back row), and Const. Mike Blackstock. To date there are 18 reserve constables serving the city as part of the reinstated program.

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Get dancing in the square.

Head on down to Hyack Square for some Friday night dancing fun. TGIF Dancing in the Square is back, running Fridays from 7 to 9 p.m. Each Friday through July and August features a different free dance night – you can try your hand (er, feet) at zumba, ballroom, Latin, Egyptian belly dance, jive and more. Keep an eye on the weather, and check out www.dancewithmenewwest.com on event day to be sure it’s running. Call 604-521-2772 for more.

Take in a movie under the stars.

Nothing says summer more than an outdoor movie – and this season, New West residents have eight outdoor movies at Queen’s Park Stadium to choose from. The City of New Westminster has partnered with Derrick Thornhill of Park Georgia Realty and the G&F Financial Group to offer the movie series, which runs Friday nights (July 11, 18, 25, Aug. 1, 8, 15, 22 and 29). The movie nights kick off with Frozen and continue with a variety of family favourites both old and new. Admission is free. The stadium opens at 7 p.m. and movies begin at dusk (around 8:30 p.m.). Call 604-515-3775. Check out the details at www.newwestpcr.ca. Queensborough is also getting in on the outdoor movie action. There will be an outdoor movie in Port Royal Park on Saturday, Aug. 9 at 7 p.m. Call 604-5257388.

Enjoy free entertainment in the parks.

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Columbia StrEAT Food Truck ment throughout the summer Fest on Aug. 23 (www.facebook. at both the Queen’s Park bandcom/downtownnewwest) – just shell and Ryall Park. At Queen’s to get you started. And, on Park, you can enjoy free Sunday the don’t-miss-it list, it’s a big afternoon concerts (Sundays at year for New West Pride. The 2 p.m.) and free Poetry in the festival is celebrating its fifth Park sessions on Wednesday anniversary this year, running evenings (Wednesdays at 6:30 Aug. 8 to 16, with daily events p.m.). Shadows and Dreams to offer something for everyone. Theatre Company is also bringA highlight, of course, will be ing its Shakespeare in the Park the Columbia Street party on back to the Queen’s Park stage, Saturday, Aug. 16 from 3 to 8 with Saturday and Sunday perp.m. Check out all the details at formances of Love’s Labour’s Lost www.newwestpride.ca. on July 20, 26 and 27 and August 2 and 3. In Ryall Park, you can enjoy a family-friendly series of Take a hike. File photo/THE RECORD performances on Wednesdays at And another. 1 p.m. Check out the exact sched- Show your colours: New West Pride is among the many sumule of performances in the city’s And another. mer festivals worth checking out in the city. Active Living Guide (page 77) Yes, New Westminster beer garden – and as many as 500 attend– pick it up at any city facility or is small in size, but within ees. Why not be one of them and experisee it online at www.newwestpcr.ca. its geographic boundaries there is an ence it for yourself? abundance of natural beauty. For a Check out www.pechakucha.org/ short stroll, Sapperton Landing offers Experience Pecha Kucha cities/new-westminster. a beautiful walk along the river. For a New West – outdoors. longer river walk, check out the waterMost of this list is made up of front from Westminster Pier Park past Enjoy one of the city’s sumongoing events and experiences, not onethe Fraser River Discovery Centre and time events, but we’re willing to make an mer festivals. River Market to the end of the Quayside exception for Pecha Kucha. Pecha Kucha, It’s not summer until you’ve neighbourhood. And don’t overlook a concept that started in Tokyo in 2003, enjoyed the great outdoors at a festival Queensborough – there are several secwas brought to New West by Melinda – and, fortunately, New Westminster has tions of trail that offer beautiful views and Neal Michael (pictured on page 11 plenty on offer. There’s the Key West Ford from the “other” side of the river. (Check with daughter Mila). Pecha Kucha events Show and Shine on July 13 (www.face out www.tinyurl.com/QBtrails). Or why feature 10 to 12 presenters who live, work book.com/KeyWestFordShowAndShine), not choose the trails in Queen’s Park or play in the city, showing 20 slides the 12th Street Music Festival (www.face– or, our personal favourite, the tuckedfor 20 seconds each (six minutes and 40 book.com/12thStreetMusicFestival) on away gem that is Glenbrook Ravine seconds in total), offering the audience July 27, the New West Cultural Crawl (which now has access not only from a glimpse into their personal passion, Aug. 9 and 10 (newwestculturalcrawl. the Jamieson Court entrance but via whatever it happens to be. The summer com), Uptown Live on Aug. 10 (http:// steps from Victoria Hill or by ramp from Pecha Kucha night is a special edition at uptownlive.ca), the Quayside Community Glenbrook Drive). Westminster Pier Park on July 19 (starting Boardwalk Festival and Sale Aug. 16 Check out www.newwestpcr.ca for all at 4 p.m.) that will feature food, DJs and a (www.quaysideboard.com) and the about the city’s parks.

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Selects strike gold at A Cups BY TOM BERRIDGE SPORTS EDITOR tberridge@royalcityrecord.com

The Burnaby Selects won two of three B.C. Soccer Provincial A Cup finals. The under-13 Selects won their first A Cup title, eking out a 10 victory over Lower Mainland rival Surrey Guildford United at Burnaby Lake Sports ComplexWest on Sunday. The u-15 Selects tasted gold for a third consecutive time, coming back from a one-goal deficit to eventually win 3-2 in a shootout over “We lost 10 Surrey FC Pegasus. players to The u-16 Selects had to the HPL in settle for the the last 12 silver medal months and following a defeat we still man- 3-1 to Surrey Guildford aged to get also at back here. Burnaby Lake-West. That’s the The u-13’s most satisfy- got on the board early, ing.” scoring in the openMARIO ing minute MONTAGLIANI U-15 Selects coach from Justin Petkovic, who tookathrough ball from Richard Culleton and put it through the goalkeeper’s legs from six yards out for what stood up as the cup-winner. The win came as a measure of revenge for Burnaby, which lost to the Surrey side in a shootout in the Coastal Cup earlier this season. “I was happy we beat them in the provincials,” said Petkovic. U-13 coach Scott Stefanek said playing at home was a big factor in the team’s preparation for the big game. “All these things we couldn’t do at the Coastal Cup,” said Stefanek. “The boys came togeth-

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Game saver: Nicolas Sanchez, left, celebrates his game-tying goal against Surrey FC Pegasus that eventually sent the Provincial A Cup under-15 boys’ soccer ﬁnal to a shootout. The Burnaby Selects won 5-3 on penalty kicks er at the right time.” Nicolas Sanchez also made his presence felt at the right time for the u-15’s. Sanchez scored both goals for the Selects, tying the match on two separate occasions, including a late second-half scramble that

sent the game into extra time. His first tied the game 1-1 midway through the second half. The extra time was scoreless. Sanchez also scored the team’s fourth goal in the shootout that went Burnaby’s way 5-3. Devon Sandhu scored the cup-

clincher for Burnaby, while keeper Jason Negus got a left hand on a shot from the spot and palmed the attempt wide of the post to earn the win. The u-15’s finished second to Surrey Pegasus in the Metro league regular season and, while qualifying for the provincials, were left out of this year’s Coastal Cup. The Selects more than made up for it at the provincials. Burnaby won its group without a goal For scored against, more including a tight photos, 1-0 win over scan Pegasus earlier with in the competiLayar tion. “This year, the history started. (Surrey Pegasus and us) play the game quite hard, very similarly,” said Burnaby assistant coach Mario Montagliani. “We’re two good teams. It could have gone either way. Our impact players showed up.” What was perhaps more gratifying than winning a third straight Provincial A Cup title was how they did it, Montagliani added. “We lost 10 players to the high performance league in the last 12 months and we still managed to get back here. That’s the most satisfying.” The u-16 Selects were disappointed following their match against Surrey. Daniel Johnson scored first, taking a through ball in the clear and beating the Surrey keeper with a well-directed touch. But in the second half, Guildford took the lead with a pair of goals, before icing the win with a third tally late in the period. The Burnaby Selects also fielded a Metro league girls’ team in the u-16 division at the Provincial A Cup. The Coastal Cup champions failed to make it through to the gold-medal round, finishing group play with a 1-2-0 record. Twitter @ThomasBerridge

Sr. ’Bellies take season series from Burnaby BY TOM BERRIDGE SPORTS EDITOR tberridge@royalcityrecord.com

The New Westminster Salmonbellies appear to have the number of the Burnaby Lakers – now all they have to do is find a way to catch up to them in the standings. New West took the Western Lacrosse Association season series over the senior A Lakers following an 11-9 victory at the Bill Copeland Sports Centre on Friday. The win came a day after a somewhat listless 9-6 loss to Coquitlam on

Seats for Soldiers night at Queen’s Park Arena. “I think our shooting was better tonight; we were running, too. But we seem to do a good job of making it hard for ourselves,” said New West lefty Cliff Smith, who scored three goals in an eight-point night in just his third game back with the ’Bellies. Keegan Bal opened the scoring with his first of a game-high four goals. New West then bounded out to a 4-1 lead later in the period, finding holes in the defence of former Salmonbellie keeper Tyler

Richards in the Burnaby net. Alexis Buque chalked up his third win of the season, stopping 44 Burnaby shots on goal, upping his .819 save percentage to among the league leaders. But with just six games left in the regular season, losing any more games is just not an option for the ’Bellies, who are a leagueworst 1-5 at home and just .500 on the road, said Smith. “We don’t have the luxury of time now,” Smith added. “Playing 60 minutes … has to be how we

have to play. We’re not good enough to play 40 minutes and win.” At home on Thursday, the ’Bellies proved it, surrendering a 3-0 third period to the Adanacs, who like New West are in a dogfight to gain a playoff spot. Smith tied the game 3-3 midway through the second period, before Bal sparked a mini-three-goal scoring spree that put the home team up by a pair of goals. But Coquitlam game stars Daryl Veltman and Brett Hickey quickly

scored separate powerplay goals to draw the two teams even heading into the final frame. Adam Shute got the win with 44 saves, including a dozen in the pivotal third period, for the A’s. New Westminster will take on last-place Nanaimo at home on Thursday in the first of two meetings in the next two weeks. Game time at Queen’s Park Arena is an early 7 p.m. start. To view a video and post-game, go to www.royal cityrecord.com and click on this story.

’Bellies open playoffs today BY TOM BERRIDGE SPORTS EDITOR tberridge@royalcityrecord.com

New Westminster will take on the Delta Islanders in the first round of B.C. Junior Lacrosse League playoffs tonight. The Salmonbellies finished up their B.C. Junior Lacrosse League season with a 14-6 win over the playoff-bound Victoria Shamrocks at Queen’s Park Arena on Sunday. The ’Rocks will take on league runner-up Coquitlam in the other semifinal. New West led 4-3 after 20 minutes and then put its foot to the pedal, pulling away with a seven-goal second period. Luke Gillespie, with a pair of goals, and Adam Dickson, with a secondperiod hat trick, did most of the damage for the home team in the middle frame. Ontario acquisition Eric Penney got his first start in goal, earning the win with a 24-save effort. Josh Byrne led all scorers with his ninth hat trick of the season in a five-point effort. League scoring champion Connor Robinson surpassed the century mark with five helpers to finish the year with 104 points. Chris Nasato also potted a pair of goals for New West. The junior ’Bellies open the best-of-five semi-final series on Wednesday at Queen’s Park Arena at 8 p.m. against the only team that managed to beat them during the regular season. “Yeah, yeah, we’re aware of that. We’re certainly not looking past Delta,” said New West head coach Dan Perreault. “At this time of year, we have to be disciplined and stay out of the (penalty) box. That will be important. And we must make sure we take any kind of transition away from them. We want to play our game – move the ball and play good defence.” Game 2 of the playoffs will be on Saturday in Delta. Faceoff is at 7:30 p.m. New Westminster finished in first place in the regular season with a 20-1-0 record.

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Just like the pros: The Orangeville Northmen, in black, came back from a 6-3 deficit to beat the Oakville Hawks 8-7 in double overtime in an All-Ontario Tier 1 goldmedal final at the 29th Jack Crosby Memorial All-Star novice lacrosse tournament on Sunday. Juan de Fuca took the bronze medal 5-3 over Nanaimo. In Tier 2 play, Delta won gold with an 11-5 win over Kamloops. Calgary edged Vancouver 4-2 in the consolation final. Victoria blanked Cowichan Valley 11-0 in the Tier 3 final and Coquitlam got by Ridge Meadows 9-7 for the bronze.

New Westies earn medals at junior track nationals BY TOM BERRIDGE SPORTS EDITOR tberridge@royalcityrecord.com

Raquel Tjernagel brought home a medal of every colour from the Canadian Junior Track and Field Championships in Ste-Therese, Que. last weekend. The New Westminster sprinter won the women’s 200 metres, beating Leya Buchanan, who represented The Speed Athletic Club from Ontario, by five-hundredths of a second. Tjernagel, who trains with the New West Spartans, won the event in a time of 24.82. She also gar-

Giro di Burnaby rides Hastings St. on Thursday

nered a runner-up medal following a photo finish in the 100m sprint. Tjernagel and eventual winner Sade McCreath of Etobicoke, Ont. were both clocked in 12.09, but on closer review Tjernagel was outstepped at the finish by three-one-thousandths of a second. The Grade 11 New Westminster Secondary student also helped Team B.C. earn a bronze medal in the 4x400m relay. NWSS junior Nina Schultz also earned a spot on the podium at the junior nationals in the women’s high jump.

Schultz, who won the B.C. high school’s most outstanding female track athlete earlier this season, leaped 1.70m. Dallyssa Huggins, competing unattached, won the event with a jump of 1.76m. On the men’s side, New Westminster ’s Mihailo Stefanovic and Bogdan Pavel shared a silver medal with Team B.C. in the 4x100m relay. The two New West Spartan clubmates also made the final of the men’s 110m hurdles, finishing sixth and seventh, respectively.

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