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GLOW OF THE SEASON Tri-City News reader Anna Richter snapped this photo of her daughter, Renee Yang, with “a very cool Christmas decoration I picked up at a local craft fair (it is a glass block with lights inside, wrapped in a bow).�
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s we have in previous years, The Tri-City Newss is printing a list of large light displays in the TriCities for Christmas. To add your home to The Tri-City News’’ list, send your name and address along with details of your display (how many lights, special displays, hours of operation and any charities for which you’re collecting) to newsroom@tricitynews.com. Also, please note that the online version of this story is accompanied by a Google map with the listings below plotted on it — visit www.tricitynews.com.
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The Magic of Lights lives here. Viewed each year by thousands of people. Roof-top graphic display screen, 27 feet wide by three feet high with 22,000 LED lights; planters have large wire framed trees that show the magic of lights. Santa and his train, Santa herding reindeer moving thought the air — 50,000 plus lights programmed, twinkling and dancing moving in patterns; all controlled hundreds of microprocessors and computers; 36 panel displays and more.
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John and Trudy invite you to enjoy 120 hand-painted display pieces and more than 4,000 lights. The display features two themes: the traditional Christmas with manger, shepherds, sheep; and the contemporary Christmas with Santa, reindeer, toy trains, carollers and snowmen.
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“Dangville,” the Christmas village, has more than 300 pieces, several of which move; visitors can peer inside the windows of this miniature Christmas village. They will find the North Pole complete with Santa and his elves and much more. The village is set up in a double garage. For all viewings, please use the front door. Open Tuesdays and Sundays until Dec. 20 from 6 to 9 p.m. Donations will be accepted for the Gaby Davis Foundation (gabydavisfoundation.com).
1440 CAMBRIDGE DR.
More than 30,000 lights, electric train with bells and whistles, an electric tram, a nativity scene that lights up the front yard; five geese pulling a sleigh and much more. Donations accepted for B.C. Children’s Hospital. Open 5:30 to 10:30 p.m. daily.
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Open 5 to 10:30 p.m. daily to Jan. 7, 2012 (after Orthodox Christmas). More than 25,000 lights with Santa and Mrs. Claus in the yard and Santa’s workshop, busy elves, friendly polar bears and up on the roof, Santa’s sleigh and Rudolph waiting patiently. Christmas music and twinkling lights and lots to look at make this display fun for all ages. Collecting donations for the Empty Stocking Fund.
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The Hughes family’s display features more than 50,000 lights and Santa and all nine of his reindeer on the roof, plus window silhouettes, trees, angels, stars and more. It’s open 5 to 11 p.m. daily until Jan. 1.
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Walk up the driveway for the best view and see a complete nativity, baby Jesus, Mary and Joseph, shepherds and the three wise men, plus lights synchronized to music, Santa and Mrs. Claus, reindeer, Christmas trees and more, including more than 7,000 lights. Display is on daily from 5 to 10 p.m. Donations accepted for the Knights of Columbus Charities.
After more than a decade, Leo has decided this will be the final year he puts on this display, which includes more than 60,000 lights, plus interactive things for children to play with. Lights are on nightly from 5 to 11 p.m. until Jan. 1, 2012. Info: www.piczo.com/xmasguyshouse. Hot chocolate and picture night with Santa is Dec. 17, 7 to 10 p.m.
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Thousands of red and clear twinkling lights and snowflakes, angels, snowmen, reindeer, polar bears, toy soldier, penguins, Santa, trees, horse and carriage, presents. Open daily from 4:20 to 11 p.m. through Jan. 2, 2012.
More than 100,000 lights plus ground displays synchronized to music. Lights will be on daily from 5 to 10 p.m. and contributions to the food bank will be gratefully accepted. newsroom@tricitynews.com
Tri-City News reader Laura Thomas snapped this photo while visiting VanDusen Gardens in Vancouver with her family to see the Festival of Lights. There are also plenty of stunning Christmas lights displays in the Tri-Cities and you can get their addresses in the story on this page.
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Pedal It Forward Helping kids help the hospital by “Pedalling it Forward� Drop off your used bikes at any Westwood Cycle location:
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Impaired Driving: Some drivers still need reminding over the holiday season With the number of deaths and serious injuries caused by impaired drivers down by almost half in the past year, why is it still important to remind people not to drive while impaired? Allan Lamb, President and COO of the BCAA Road Safety Foundation says it is because a significant number of drivers still get behind the wheel of a vehicle after they’ve become impaired by alcohol or drugs. “There is an increase in social events at this time of year and a large number of those driving impaired are coming from the company of friends, colleagues and family,” stated Lamb. “It is simply not an option to drive impaired or to allow someone you know may be impaired to leave your company and get behind the wheel of a car.” In 2009, the BCAA Road Safety Foundation helped establish Alexa’s Team in memory of Alexa Middelaer who was killed by an impaired driver in May of 2008. Over the past three years the team has grown to over 400 RCMP and municipal police officers from all regions of the province. In November, Premier Christy Clark announced that alcohol-related motor vehicle deaths had been reduced by 40 per cent during the one-year period under Canada’s toughest penalties for impaired driving. Premier Clark also announced a commitment to help fund another tool for police, a mobile road safety bus that will focus on impaired driving education and enforcement. The BCAA Road Safety Foundation and the Middelaer family are encouraged by these two announcements and are pleased that British Columbians are working to save the lives of their friends, neighbours, co-workers and family members. Referring to the recent court ruling on the immediate roadside prohibition ruling, Lamb reminds drivers that police are enforcing impaired driving laws and any driver that blows over .08
will still face the possibility of charges under the Criminal Code. Here are a few tips from the BCAA Road Safety Foundation to keep you, your friends and family members safe on the roads this holiday season: Plan Your Night Out - Leave the car at home and take public transit, taxis or arrange for a designated driver service. You can even call a tow truck to take you and your car home. If the party is at a friend’s house, plan to spend the night and drive home the next day after the effects of the alcohol have worn off. Be a designated driver r - Take turns being the designated driver - when it’s your turn, stick to beverages without alcohol. Be a Good Host - Make sure your friends live to remember the good cheer. Have a variety of alcohol-fee beverages like pop, juice, coffee, tea or even trendy “mocktails” on hand. Make sure some of the guests have agreed to be designated drivers and will not consume any alcohol. If you are concerned that any of your guests are impaired, call a taxi or offer the spare bed or the couch. A disagreement over safety with a friend is better than risking the alternative. Role Modelling g - Parents, remember your kids watch and learn from you. It’s important that you demonstrate safe and healthy driving behaviours at all times. Don’t drive impaired Call Home Anytime - Young people like Christmas parties, too. Often they don’t want to admit that they or their friends drink or use drugs if it means their parents will be angry. To them it’s worth the risk to drive or ride with a driver who is impaired. A “family contract” agrees that the kids can call home at any hour for a safe ride home. Drug Impairment - Be aware of anyone who is impaired by something other than alcohol, whether it’s medications or illegal drugs such as marijuana. Mixing alcohol and drugs can be lethal for all road users.
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The festive season is here and now is the time to decorate your home for Christmas. Rather than feel like this is a chore to be done alone, why not involve your family and turn it into a fun activity for everyone! The centrepiece of holiday decorations is, of course, the majestic Christmas tree adorned with beautiful ornaments. Choose plastic rather than glass ornaments to remove any danger of younger children breaking them. If your ornaments are looking a little worn, you can freshen them up with a coat of silver or gold paint, or create new ones with different decorative objects, such as pine cones. Irresistible Christmas ornaments You can also create some unique Christmas ornaments. Styrofoam balls and glue can be found in art supply stores or in the arts and crafts section of any department store and there are endless ways of decorating them. You can cover the balls with all sorts of different materials: Papier-mâché, fabric, felt, silk paper, metallic sequins, pearls, coloured cardboard discs, etc. Use several different colours and materials if you want to create a colourful effect for your Christmas tree or simply limit yourself to one or two materials with similar
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Shop locally for your Christmas gifts Everyone has experienced massive crowds of Christmas shoppers in the bigger shopping centres in large towns. How about avoiding the hordes of people this year by finding your Christmas gifts closer to home; it can save you time and money! You’re sure to find what you need at the gift stores, florists and shops that sell locally produced items found in all areas of the country. Save time First of all, most of us don’t have much time to do our Christmas shopping. Reducing travelling distances between your home and the stores can save you a lot of time. By staying in the area where you live, you can avoid traffic jams and the frustrating search for a parking spot. Help when you need it By patronizing local shops on a regular basis the sales people come to know you and are able to give a more personalized service, perhaps they can even help you find the perfect gift! For example, the sales clerk down at the cosmetic boutique will know the name of the perfume your wife or girlfriend tried recently; or the salesman at the motorcycle store will know the type of helmet your husband has wanted for a long time. Local products and relaxation One great idea is a gift basket with a selection of locally produced products. In addition to supporting your area merchants,
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Donations Needed Well it’s that time of year again. The white snow falls (sometimes) and it’s cold. We turn on our fireplace, turn up the Christmas station on the radio, put on our fluffy bunny slippers and sip eggnog and rum. We get together with family and laugh till the wee hours of the morning. We’ve shopped for our furry fur kids and they have more presents under the tree than you do. More toys with those amazing squeakers, squishy beds, shiny bowls and treats galore! But this isn’t Christmas for everyone. To some this is the time of year where it’s just plain cold and lonely. Given the nature of our business it’s time for us to pull up our socks, and help the fur kids in need, and Coquitlam Animal Shelter is just the place to start. Here at Healing Paws we feel that every fur kid deserves to feel like they are the most special thing ever. While we can’t be there to comfort and love and care for them‌ we can at least help bring others together who have hearts like we do, to help them get those toys with the amazing squeakers, squishy beds, shiny bowls‌and treats GALORE! For your convenience, bring goodies to Healing Paws Veterinary Care and we’ll deliver the goods for you. Help by donating blankets, towels, toys or even cash. Anything helps.
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No need to drink & drive thanks to OPERATION RED NOSE! No Need To Drink & Driv ive TrriiTri i-Ci C ty City Ci y res esid iden dents entss w en who ho hav ho ave ov ave ove erriindu in ndu d lg ged e dur u in ing g th t e ho holi lida li day y se seas aso on do o nott ne no need ed d to ge gett b behi hind ind d th he w whe he h eell tth hank h nks to o a grro o ou up of vo up volu lunt ntee ntee eers eers rss w wit iith it th hO Operation Ope Op pe eration Re R ed N ed Nose No se e. The prog The Th program o ram wi will illl ll onc nce e ag a ai ain in b be op o perat erating ti in ting i the th Tri Tri-Cities, ri-Cit ri i i ies, driving tthose th hose who ho have ha e bee been en dr drin drinking d inking nking ng — a and nd th ir ve thei vehi ehi h cles hicles les — h hom ome om me on we eeke ee kend k nds ds betw b be ttwee tw een ee n 9 p.m. m a an nd 3 a.m. m. st starting Nov. 25 a and nd e end ndin ing af afte ter err Ne N New w Ye Y Year ar’ss Eve (the program will not run p over the Christmas o w weekend). “It is a great safe rride home,” said Chris Wilson, a co-ordinator W ffor the program and Operation Red Nose O volunteer. “If you have v had too much to drink h or you are too tired or o
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your yo ur medication isn’t working, just call.” ur But more help is needed and the Bu grrou g up’s organizers and ICBC are calling o m on members of the community to offer theiir time and vehicles to help keep the prog ogram running this winter. Th hose who wish to volunteer have seve eral positions they can choose from. Th he escort driver drives the client hom ho me in the client’s vehicle and is m acco ompanied by a navigator, who fills out tthe transportation form and ensures the rride goes smoothly. There is also the volunteer driver, who follows behind in the other vehicle. “You meet all kinds of great volunteers,” Wilson said. “The clients that you drive home are very fun and interesting. All the volunteers that have volunteered in the past have come back.” Operation Red Nose was launched in 1984 in Quebec but has since spread across the country. Today, more than 50,000 volunteers
participate in the program, making sure thousands of holiday revellers get home safe during the Christmas season. People thinking about getting behind the wheel after having a few drinks should think twice, said Coquitlam RCMP Cpl. Jamie Chung. “We want to remove as many impaired drivers from the road as possible,” he said. “We will be stepping up enforcement as we approach the holiday season. If you are driving in the Tri-City area, expect to see a lot of road checks.” The Red Nose service covers Anmore, Belcarra, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody. It is free, although a donation is suggested. Those who wish to take advantage of the service can call 1-877-604-NOSE (6673) for a ride. To become a volunteer, email orn@shaw.ca or call 604-941-8606 or 604-341-0241. For more information and an application form go to www.operationrednose.com.
SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL OF TRI CITIES WISH EVERYONE A JOYFUL HOLIDAY SEASON AND A NEW YEAR OF PEACE AND PROSPERITY WITH SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS, SUPPORTERS AND FRIENDS.
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British Columb Survey finds British Columbia making strides in green holiday traditions. According to a recent Ipsos Reid survey commissioned by Waste Management looking at Canadians’ environmental behaviours during the holidays, British Columbia is among the leaders in holiday sustainability. British Columbians have a relatively good awareness of recycling programs in their communities but still trail behind other provinces when it comes to green practices during the holidays. Nine out of ten (91%) of British Columbians know that they can recycle their Christmas trees, but only half (55%) are using reusable bags while shopping, falling behind Quebec with 65 per cent. “Plastic bags are a difficult material to deal with in the waste stream,” said Waste Management spokesperson, Chris Lynch. “While more plastic bags are being recycled, too many end up in the landfill, especially during the holidays when consumption is above average.” When it comes to Christmas decorations, LED lights have been found to be more energy efficient than the incandescent variety. The survey revealed that 56 per cent of British Columbians are using LEDs to decorate their homes during the holidays, more than Quebec with 42 per cent, but not quite as many as in the Saskatchewan/Manitoba region with 67 per cent. “LED tree lights can save 90 per cent more energy than traditional incandescent holiday lights, said Lynch. “With a lifespan of approximately 20,000 hours, they can last for 40 holiday seasons! LED lights also burn less hot and reduce any risk associated with burns or fires.” Overall, the survey revealed that Canadians across the country are gearing up for a green holiday season, as public awareness about wastereducing strategies grows. Waste Management offers the following tips to Canadians interested in conserving this holiday season: • When wrapping presents, look for alternatives to buying new wrapping paper. This will save on costs and ensure that leftover paper does not go to waste. • Remember to bring reusable shopping bags with you to the mall as well as the grocery store, to help reduce the amount of plastic bags in the waste stream. • When those new toys come in, make sure the old ones do not end up in the trash. Find a local consignment store or shelter where you can donate old, working devices and clothing. • Don’t be shy, re-gift! Re-gifting unwanted presents cuts back on holiday spending and waste. • Recycle your Christmas tree! Many communities have tree-mulching programs that will compost your tree after the holidays. Contact your community’s works department to find out if there’s a program in your community. The full Ipsos Reid survey survey results can be found at: www.ipsos-na.com/news-polls/ pressrelease.aspx?id=5425 ABOUT WASTE MANAGEMENT Waste Management, Inc., based in Houston, Texas, is the leading provider of comprehensive waste management services in North America. Through its subsidiaries, the company provides collection, transfer, recycling and resource recovery, and disposal services. It is also a leading developer, operator and owner of wasteto-energy and landfill gas-to-energy facilities in the United States. The company’s customers include residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal customers throughout North America. To learn more information about Waste Management visit www.wm.com or www.thinkgreen.com.
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Part of the charm and tradition of the holiday season are the lights: colourful twinkling lights brightening up the long nights and lighting up people’s homes. With that in mind, BC Hydro is offering some helpful tips on how to enjoy a bright, safe and energy-efficient holiday season. Choose LED seasonal lights. LED lights last 10 times longer than incandescent lights, are more durable, and don’t heat up making them safer to use. Decorating with LED bulbs is 90% more efficient than using incandescent bulbs. If you have your lights up all December for an average of 6
A selection of special wild animals can be sponsored via our website at www.wildarc.com. Donation levels range from $25 to $100 and are tax deductible. Your gift recipient will receive a beautiful wildlife e-card or printable card featuring stunning photographs from our annual wildlife photography contest. Sponsorship certificates can also be purchased. You can obtain them directly from Wild ARC at 1020 Malloch Road in Metchosin, or by calling 250-478-9453.
hours a day, you could save over $20 by using LEDs versus incandescent bulbs. Tips for outdoor lights: • Use Canadian Standards Association (CSA)-approved lights, cords, plugs and sockets that are marked for outdoor use or wet locations. • Be careful with the ladder! Get someone to hold the bottom of the ladder so that it doesn’t move or secure your ladder by tying it off and staking it to the ground. • Before you put light strings on a shrub, tree or your house, check them for breaks or signs of deterioration. Replace any light
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