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UBC expanding presence in Surrey with $70M land acquisition University acquires three-acre property near Surrey Memorial Hospital
THE University of British Columbia is expanding its presence south of the Fraser River with the $70-million purchase of a property in Surrey. UBC Properties Trust has acquired a 135,000-square-foot property—currently home to the Grace Hanin Community Church—at the intersection of King George Boulevard and Fraser Highway. The site, which is located close to SkyTrain, Surrey Memorial Hospital and other community amenities, is anticipated to be a combination of residential and commercial space which will generate revenue to enable
This artistic rendering depicts what the UBC site at the intersection of King George Boulevard and Fraser Highway in Surrey could look like. Photo: UBC
the construction of dedicated academic facilities. This shows the growing importance of Surrey as Mayor Doug McCallum noted: “The $70
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“This is a huge and exciting announcement for Surrey”: Mayor Doug McCallum CONTINUED FROM 1 in Surrey and south of the Fraser. I welcome UBC’s new development in Surrey, and I look forward to seeing this project completed as quickly as possible.” McCallum said: “This is a huge and exciting announcement for Surrey as I have always believed that top tier post secondary options should be easily accessible to our residents. I helped bring top tier postsecondary education to Surrey with the establishment of SFU’s Surrey campus. I am glad that UBC is now taking the step to establish a major presence in Surrey. The City will be fast-tracking permits for this project to ensure this site is developed as quickly as possible. Construction of the site will bring numerous wellpaying jobs, and when completed, UBC will have access to the largest segment of university aged population in the province right here in Surrey.” McCallum also pointed out that this announcement distinguishes Surrey as home to three of BC’s largest public universities and further establishes the city as an innovation hub within the province. With the addition of UBC, it will complement SFU Surrey’s long standing and successful presence in Surrey and provide another quality option for students in Surrey and south of the Fraser to pursue advanced education opportunities closer to home.
UBC said in its press release that the acquisition of the Surrey site supports the achievement of a key commitment in UBC’s strategic plan to work with partners on the development of the university’s regional presence, as well as providing an exciting opportunity to improve access to postsecondary education in the Fraser region. UBC already has a significant presence south of the Fraser, with nearly 3,500 students, 750 faculty and staff, and thousands of alumni who call Surrey home. The university has numerous partnerships within the city of Surrey and other regional partners around urban design, sustainability, health technology and innovation, data science, traffic safety, K-12 education, immigrant settlement and more. Together with Fraser Health, First Nations Health Authority and the Government of B.C., UBC trains health students and medical residents in the Fraser region. Every year, more than 4,900 health student and medical resident rotations take place in hospitals, primary care settings and clinics across the Fraser, where learners train alongside world-class clinical faculty in areas such as family practice, emergency medicine, midwifery and other specializations. About 200 students in nursing also undertake their training in Fraser Health, while about 100 pharmaceutical science students take part in placements at 57 sites in the Fraser region.
Next year, the university will begin consultation with Surrey and Fraser Valley communities, along with engaging in important dialogue with Indigenous leaders and communities. UBC students, faculty, clinical faculty and staff engagement will also get underway on regional and academic programming needs in order to determine the future vision for the site. More information regarding the community consultation process will be shared in the coming months. SANTA J. Ono, UBC President and Vice-Chancellor, said: “UBC is committed to creating welcoming spaces that advance innovation and collaboration and respond to community and regional needs—and this new site demonstrates this. We look forward to working with the City of Surrey, Fraser Health, First Nations Health Authority and regional partners to uncover the many exciting possibilities that this new project holds for the Surrey community and Fraser Valley, as well as UBC students, faculty and staff.” Anne Kang, Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Training, added: “I am thrilled to see that UBC is expanding its presence in Surrey. This project gives more opportunities for British Columbians to access postsecondary education and skills training in the fast-growing Fraser region. I look forward to working with the university and regional partners on developing the future vision for the
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Santa J. Ono Photo: UBC site.” Bruce Ralston, MLA for Surrey-Whalley, said: “I am pleased to see UBC make this investment in North Surrey, signaling the strength of our diverse community in which research and innovation can thrive. I am confident that Surrey will continue to attract the brightest talents from across the region and across the world. The university’s efforts in initiating consultation with Fraser Valley and Indigenous communities are putting this expansion on the right track.” Randeep Sarai, MP for Surrey Centre, noted: “This is an excellent investment by UBC and will help thousands of students from Surrey and south of the Fraser get access to valuable post-secondary education in an accessible and transit-friendly location.”
IT’S time to set the clocks back one hour as part of the twice-yearly Daylight Saving Time ritual. On Sunday, November 7, at 2 a.m., we “fall back” as clocks will be turned backward one hour to 1 a.m. local standard time. Of course, you are supposed to do that on Saturday night
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Indian Consulate General honours Indian veteran servicemen of Greater Vancouver Area
THE Indian Consulate General in Vancouver on Sunday honoured veterans living in Greater Vancouver Area who served in the Indian Armed Forces as part of the ongoing Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav (AKAM) to celebrate the 75th anniversary of India’s Independence. The celebration was launched on March 12 — 75 weeks before August 15, 2022, which is the 75th anniversary of India’s independence. Indian Consul General Manish was joined by House Speaker Raj Chouhan, Surrey MP Randeep Sarai and Surrey MLAs Jinny Sims and Jagrup Brar as well as former MLA Gulzar Cheema to honour the veterans who expressed their deep appreciation at being recognized in this manner. The cultural part of the program included songs by Faizan Mansuri, a young IT professional from Gujarat, and classical dance performances by Ruchi Sridhar and Angel Gautam. An abridged version of a documentary film titled “Black Pepper, White Pepper – Stories from the Trenches” was shown during the event to highlight the contribution of Indian soldiers in World War 1 and World War 2. The veteran servicemen included: 1. Mohinder Singh Jaswal, 2. Devinder Singh Dhami, 3. Sarwan Singh Khaira, 4. Sukhdev Singh Gadri, 5. Ramji Lal Choudhary, 6. Kabal Singh Sandhawalia, 7. Gian Singh Saini, 8. Gurdev Singh Rakkar, 9. Sucha Singh Nijjar, 10. Ajit Singh Saran, 11. Brij Lal Sharma, 12. Joginder Singh Gill,
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6 alleged members of Brothers Keepers gang, including 3 females, charged with 27 offences SEVERAL people have been arrested and charged with numerous criminal and drug-related offences after a three-year-long investigation by the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit (CFSEU-BC) into the gang calling themselves the “Brothers Keepers” — a prominent and violent gang, Superintendent Duncan Pound, CFSEU-BC’s Operations Officer, announced on Thursday. In 2018, CFSEU-BC began a coordinated provincial enforcement effort, dubbed the “Brothers Keepers Task Force,” which gained vital intelligence about the Brothers Keepers, their drug trafficking network, and violent gang activity that has impacted numerous communities around British Columbia. In July 2020, CFSEU-BC announced the initial results of the task force dedicated to conducting strategic and targeted disruption, suppression, and enforcement on the gang. The CFSEU-BC and other police agencies utilized the Provincial Tactical Enforcement Priority (PTEP) to aid in coordinated and collaborative efforts to identify who to target. In addition, innovative analytical tools, such as Social Network Analysis (SNA), assisted the CFSEU-BC to unveil intelligence and information, previously unknown, about the Brothers Keepers and their networks and connections. As a result of the intelligence collection strategy, CFSEU-BC’s task force initiated several investigations into Brothers Keepers gang members who posed a significant risk to public safety.
against six individuals for a total of 27 criminal and drug-related offences. On November 3, the following individuals were charged with the associated offences:
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male of Surrey * Trafficking a controlled substance for the benefit of a criminal organization * Conspiring to traffic in a controlled substance * Trafficking a controlled substance * Possessing a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking. Khan was arrested and released from custody Tanisha Bhatti, a 25-year-old female of Vancouver * Conspiring to traffic in a controlled substance. Bhatti was arrested and remains in custody “This multi-year collaborative effort led by CFSEU-BC, with funding from the Province of British Columbia, through its support of the Provincial Tactical Enforcement Priority initiative and dedicated funding of investigative teams, like the CFESU-BC’s Anti-Trafficking Task Force has unveiled the anatomy of the Brothers Keepers. It has also allowed us, and our partners, to focus on strategic disruption and enforcement efforts, so they have the greatest chance of impact,” said Pound. “CFSEU-BC continues to work with our partner agencies to ensure a collaborative Provincial law enforcement effort to tackle gangs, firearms, opioid trafficking and organized crime violence. Together, law enforcement will suppress, disrupt, and take long term enforcement action against groups like the Brothers Keepers who show such wanton disregard for the well-being of British Columbians,” said Assistant Commissioner Manny Mann, CFSEU-BC’s Chief Officer. The Brothers Keepers Task Force will continue to assist other agencies with coordinating intelligence and investigations. Several investigations by CFSEU-BC and its partner agencies are at various stages. Further announcements in relation to charges can be expected from the CFSEU-BC’s partners, police said. The CFSEU-BC thanked the many RCMP detachments, municipal police departments and investigative units across British Columbia, the Correctional Service of Canada, British Columbia Corrections, B.C. Sheriffs Service, the Integrated Homicide Investigations Team, Canada Border Services Agency, and others for their ongoing commitment to reducing the threat that organized crime groups pose to British Columbians.
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UBC’s Surrey expansion is next step in Safe Surrey Coalition’s plan for the future
Adding local educational options critical to city retaining youth and families as residents, says Mayor Doug McCallum THE Safe Surrey Coalition’ said on Tuesday that it’s first-term benchmarks for the future (Public Safety, Transportation, Smart Development and Education) are now rounded out with the announcement of the expansion of the University of British Columbia (UBC) into Surrey. The purchase of three acres of land near Surrey Memorial Hospital sets a path for another significant addition to Surrey’s educational options for young people looking to build a future in the community in which they grew up. The announcement represents a multi-year recruitment effort by the Safe Surrey Coalition caucus and a critical component for sustainable growth, said McCallum. “I was Mayor when SFU came to Surrey and have seen the huge effect that institution has had on
Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum (centre) and his Safe Surrey Coalition councillors (left to right) Doug Elford, Allison Patton, Laurie Guerra and Mandeep Nagra. File photo residents’ plans for a long-term future in this community,” noted McCallum. “Today’s announcement by UBC is a part of the Safe Surrey Coalition’s strategic plan to build a city where young people and
young families can envision a path forward without having to leave the city.” With those attending UBC are forced into choosing between long daily commutes or moving out of
Surrey altogether, this is a positive development for students charting their educational trajectory, according to Surrey Councillor Allison Patton. “With a daughter that will graduate from high school over the next few years, I as a parent am pleased that Surrey’s students will have more local choices for the continuation of their education,” said Patton. “Family support and togetherness is something that many young people want to maintain during their post-secondary pursuits, and UBC’s upcoming Surrey campus will help to better facilitate that aspiration.” The Safe Surrey Coalition said that the transition to the truly local Surrey Police Service, the construction currently under way on the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain extension,
balanced and smart local development policy-making and increasing local educational institutions are the four critical pillars of its vision for Surrey’s liveable future. Surrey Councillor Laurie Guerra said that she is proud of these tangible accomplishments that will have a direct and immense impact on the quality of life for Surrey’s residents. “From bringing local decision-making back to public safety to securing the first major transit infrastructure in 35 years to attracting yet another world-class post-secondary hub, we have laid a strong foundation for many generations to come,” added Guerra. “The legacy of these additions to Surrey will ensure we are well-positioned to emerge as BC’s most populous city over the next decade.”
B.C. proclaims Sikh Nation Blood Donation Month THE Province has issued a proclamation declaring November as Sikh Nation Blood Donation Month. Ravi Kahlon, MLA for Delta North and Minister of Jobs, Economic Recovery and Innovation, said in a statement on Wednesday: “In November 1999, the Sikh Nation organized its first blood donation campaign in Surrey with the belief that all humans should live a safe and happy life. Powered by that belief and the dedication of a few
hard-working volunteers, this grassroots campaign became an annual event, growing in size and impact with every year. “Now in its 22nd year, the campaign has dozens of clinics across Canada, the United States and other locations worldwide. The campaign has become the Canadian Blood Services’ largest contributor to the Partners for Life program, which is dedicated to supporting the most vulnerable people in communities.
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“As an opportunity to raise awareness about the horrific acts of violence Sikhs faced in 1984 and the importance of uniting together, the Sikh Nation began the blood donation campaign with the mission to inspire people to give by donating blood, rooted in the Sikh belief in service for all. “Working closely with Canadian Blood Services, the Sikh Nation Blood Donation Campaign has helped save nearly 160,000 lives.
“For 22 years, the Sikh Nation has brought people together to save lives and create unity, so I call on everyone to do their part this November. Register today to become a partner and book your appointment to donate blood so you can help save a life.”
SURREY’S Gurdwara Dukh Nivaran Sahib announced this week that it is holding a nagar kirtan (parade) on November 20 in honour of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Birthday (Gurpurab). The gurdwara president, Narinder Singh, said this will be the first nagar kirtan in Canada after a gap of two years. It will start from the gurdwara. The gurdwara society thanked the community for their overwhelming support in Gurdwara Dukh Nivaran Sahib Surrey
making this decision. Gurpurab celebration starts on November 19, the day of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Birthday. The gurdwara is requesting residents to follow the heath authority’s instructions> For more information, they should call 604780-2573 or 604-537-1440. Surrey RCMP told the VOICE they are aware of this event and are working with community leaders to ensure the event is compliant with any current safety requirements.
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MLA Niki Sharma delivers Diwali wishes in the legislature NIKI Sharma, NDP MLA for Vancouver Hastings, made the following statement on the occasion of Diwali in the legislative chamber on Thursday: “When I was growing up, every year around October and November my parents would turn on the Christmas lights. It was the only house on the block, probably the only house in my small town, that had their Christmas lights on during Halloween. I’m sorry to say that as a young girl, I was embarrassed, not wanting to be different or stand out. As I made my way home from school, I avoided my classmates so that I wouldn’t have to answer questions about why the Christmas lights were on during Halloween. “In my house, there was always a celebration. Although on the other side of the world, Diwali was alive in the four walls of my home. The House was filled with the smell of food we only made on special occasions. We took out our Indian clothes that usually only came out for weddings. We lit sparklers and celebrated as the snow fell outside our window and our Christmas lights shone down the street. “As an adult, I now cherish those memories, and I think about how I am passing this on to my children. When I look back, I understand the meaning behind my parents turning on the Christmas lights. It was a beacon my parents lit, away from their home country, to say: “We are here, and we are proud” — a symbol of resilience, perseverance and hope.” “Diwali is a festival of lights — light which
everyone a very happy Diwali. May you share some good food, light a candle or a sparkler and spend some time with your family.”
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Delta Police share video of missing man Anmol Jagat DELTA Police are releasing video that shows the last known location and direction of travel of missing person 21-year-old Anmol Jagat. He was last captured on video at 12:42 a.m. on October 24 walking northbound in the 8100-block of 112A Street in North Delta. He is believed to have headed northbound on 112 Street after this. Any individuals or businesses with CCTV or dashcam which could have captured Jagat walking in this area are urged to review their footage. South Fraser Search and Rescue was deployed October 30 in an effort to help locate Jagat. Search and Rescue personnel conducted an extensive search along the Fraser River, on Annacis Island, in the bog and in several wooded areas and paths in North Delta. Police have continued to pursue a number of other investigative avenues, including drone and helicopter searches, in addition to foot patrols and a canvass of the area, but unfortunately have not met with any success.
Jagat is described as: * 6’1” tall with a medium build * with long black hair and wears glasses * last seen wearing black pants, black shoes, a white jacket and a green shirt, with a black toque. “Anmol’s family is extremely concerned for his safety, and says disappearing in such a manner is not in his character,” Cris Leykauf, spokesperson for Delta Police, said last week. She noted the family only moved to North Delta three months ago from outside BC, so Anmol is not that familiar with the area. He’s known to like forested areas, and does not use transit. Anyone who believes they may have seen Jagat is asked to call 604-946-4411.
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Maple Ridge homicide victim is Daniel William Delmark THE Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) on Tuesday identified the victim of the shooting on Monday in Maple Ridge as 57-yearold Daniel William Delmark of Maple Ridge. On November 1 at approximately 6:41 p.m., Ridge Meadows RCMP responded to shots fired in the area of 25387 102 Avenue. First responders found a male victim suffering from bullet wounds. Despite life-saving measures by EHS, the male succumbed to his injuries. Daniel Delmark is not known to police and has no connections to the ongoing Lower Mainland Gang Conflict, police said. IHIT is continuing to investigate with the assistance of Ridge Meadows RCMP, the Integrated Forensic Identification Section, and the BC Coroners Service. The scene has been secured but the investigation is still in its initial stages. Canvassing for witnesses and video surveillance is ongoing. Homicide investigators are seeking video surveillance and dashcam video of any person or vehicle in the area of Lougheed Highway, 100
Avenue and 102 Avenue around 264 Street. The key times for footage is between 6 to 7 p.m. “We are still determining what transpired,” said IHIT Sgt. David Lee. “What is confirmed is that Mr. Delmark was not known to police. It is extremely important that the friends or associates of Mr. Delmark reach out and contact us.” Anyone with information is asked to contact the IHIT Information Line at 1-877-551-IHIT (4448), or by email at ihitinfo@rcmp-grc.gc.ca.
Delta Police officers and their families, Delta Police Board members, Delta Police Foundation representatives and guests gathered last week at the Tsawwassen Springs for the long-awaited awards ceremony celebrating achievements of citizens and officers alike over the past two years. One of the Delta Police Outstanding Citizen Awards was for the heroic efforts by citizens who lifted a car off a trapped man: Harsharan Singh, Abhayjeet Singh, Garry Bansal, Inderpreet Sekhon, Josh Gibson, Logan Gain, Carey Griffin and Aileen Noguer, some of whom are seen here with Delta Mayor George V. Harvie (far right). For the full report and more photos, visit our website voiceonline.com Photo: Delta Police
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One dead, three suffer life-threatening injuries in Tuesday’s Richmond collision Two fatal collisions in two days in Richmond
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Surrey Board of Education will not mandate COVID-19 vaccines for staff AFTER carefully considering the matter, the Surrey Board of Education has decided to not mandate COVID-19 vaccines for staff. “Our Board recognizes the importance of vaccines, and we continue to encourage anyone that is eligible to get vaccinated,” said Terry Allen, Vice Chair of the Surrey Board of Education, on Tuesday. “We approached our decision not to implement a mandate in a very measured way and considered information from many sources, including Fraser Health, the Ministry of Education and the B.C. Public
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Almost 600 lives lost in B.C. to extreme heat in summer 2021 THIS past summer’s record-breaking heat claimed the lives of at least 595 British Columbians, according to updated data released by the BC Coroners Service. “The BC Coroners Service is committed to gathering as much information as possible about each of these deaths to inform future, evidence-based prevention efforts” said Lisa Lapointe, Chief Coroner. “I extend my sincere condolences to all of those who lost a loved one as a result of last summer’s unprecedented heat dome. By identifying patterns and factors in the tragic deaths that occurred unexpectedly last summer, our province will be in a better position to prevent future similar tragedies.” Multiple heat-related deaths were recorded in communities throughout B.C. this summer. The largest number of deaths took place between June 25 and July 1, when a heat-dome weather event resulted in numerous temperature records being set throughout the province. At least 526 deaths occurred during this event, and several of the deaths recorded in the days and weeks following were due to injuries sustained during the heat-dome period, according to the BC Coroners Service. Consistent with International Classification of
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B.C. applies for decriminalization, says it’s next step to reduce toxic drug deaths THE Province announced on Monday that it has taken an important step forward to prevent drug poisoning deaths by applying to the federal government to remove criminal penalties for people who possess small amounts of
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BC Association of Chiefs of Police doesn’t support decriminalization of 4.5 grams of illicit drugs for personal use THE BC Association of Chiefs of Police said in a statement on Monday that does not support the recommendation to decriminalize 4.5 grams of illicit drugs for personal use. Noting that the Province of BC will be submitting a proposal to Health Canada requesting an exemption to Section 56(1) of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA), the BCACP said that although it supports the decriminal-
ization of small amounts of illicit drugs for personal use, it recommends a more measured approach that will see incremental increases as required, and supported by evidence. The BCACP said that in addition to the need for further evidence-based research, its concerns with the 4.5 grams threshold include: * Predatory drug traffickers will exploit this high threshold, creating public safety con-
cerns; * Increase in public consumption; * Expanded online illicit sales; * Motor vehicle related offences; * Public consumption (e.g., schools, playgrounds); * Impacts to children and youth; and * Absence of adequate treatment and health support options.
The BCACP said the devastating effects from the opioid crisis in British Columbia continue to escalate and it acknowledges the tragic toll this has had on communities across the province, affecting individuals from all walks of life. It said it remains committed to working collaboratively with its stakeholders in a manner that does not adversely compromise public safety.
Charges in 1989 child sexual assault in Vancouver VANCOUVER Police announced on Tuesday that they believe they’ve solved a decades-old child sexual assault, after evidence from the crime scene was linked to a suspect more than 30 years later. “Crimes against children can cause life-long trauma and stress that may never fully go away,” said Constable Tania Visintin. “Even when a case goes cold, we never give up hope that we will one day find the missing clue that helps bring closure and accountability.” In the early hours of February 16, 1989, a teenaged girl was pulled into a car and sexually assaulted near East 16th Avenue and Main Street.
VPD detectives investigated the case and obtained evidence from the crime scene, but couldn’t identify a suspect at the time. “We never stop investigating violent crimes” said Visintin. “In 2017, after receiving new information, we assigned a team of investigators to re-examine this case, and that team managed to identify a suspect.” Earlier this year, B.C. Prosecution Service approved charges of sexual assault, assault, uttering threats, forcible confinement and theft under $5,000 against 55-year-old Joseph Richardson. Richardson was arrested last month in Ottawa, and remains in custody.
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Surrey installs new cenotaph at Sunnyside Lawn Cemetery in time for Remembrance Day
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Lawn Cemetery is complete in time for the community to honour our Canadian veterans this Remembrance Day.” The new Memorial Garden, designed by Dan Bellan Design, consists of three aluminum arches which appear to descend from the front and ascend from the rear. The middle arch includes a two-sided aluminum clad on granite that provides an interpretation of the memorial in both official languages. The three tall open arches allow people to walk through reflecting on the sacrifices of Canadian and Allied Veterans who served in times of war and peace. For more information visit surrey.ca/cemeteries.
Surrey’s free Kids’ Conference from November 18-20 THE City of Surrey is hosting a free Kids’ Conference for children 6-12 years from November 18-20 in person at various venues across the city. The conference celebrates Universal Children’s Day, a global UN initiative held annually on November 20 to promote international togetherness, awareness among children worldwide, and improve children’s welfare. Activities designed to bring Surrey children together this year include: Bannock making, science fair, dance party, scavenger hunt, t-shirt decorating, button making and swimming. So that more children may participate, this year’s event is being held at seven recreation centers
across the city. Admission is free, but registration is required. Appropriate health protocols will be in place. “Surrey has such a young population, it’s important that we continue to celebrate the diversity of the children who live here and provide opportunities for them to come together and explore with one another,” said Carla Colquhoun, manager, middle years programs. “We’re excited to make this year’s Kid’s Conference more accessible for all, by making it free and hosting activities in each town centre.” For more information and to register for activities, visit surrey.ca/events.
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Charges laid in September shooting at Newton residence SURREY RCMP announced on Friday that charges have been approved against a 42-year-old Alberta man in relation to a shooting at a residence in the Newton area. On September 23, Surrey RCMP responded to a shooting in the 8800-block of 140B Street, that left two men injured: a 23-yearold man and a 47-year-old man, who were transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. One of the victims was known to police and had been previously shot in the driveway of the same residence. On November 1, after an indepth investigation by the Surrey RCMP Serious Crime Unit, 42-year-old Travis Bowcock was charged with six criminal offences in relation to the shooting on September 23. Bowcock remains in custody, awaiting trial on the following charges: * One count of attempt murder; * One count of aggravated as-
sault; * One count of using a firearm in the commission of an offence; * Two counts of discharging a firearm with intent; and * One count of personating a peace officer. Bowcock has been in custody since October 13, when Surrey RCMP frontline officers arrested him for being in possession of a loaded firearm in the 18600-block of Fraser Highway. Multiple firearms charges were laid against Bowcock in relation to that incident, which lead
to him being remanded into custody. In an attempt to obtain further information and advance both ongoing investigations, Surrey RCMP said they were releasing a recent photo of Travis Bowcock. Investigators are requesting that any possible witnesses or anyone who may have knowledge of Bowcock’s activities leading up to these offences contact Surrey RCMP at 604-599-0502. “Criminal activity and gang violence are not confined to the boundaries of municipalities or provinces,” said Cpl. Vanessa Munn, Media Relations Officer for the Surrey RCMP. “Mr. Bowcock travelled from his home in Alberta to commit these alleged crimes, putting our community at risk. The Surrey RCMP remains committed to targeting any individuals, regardless of where they may call home, who pose a risk to the safety of our city.”
EVENTS South Asian Adults and Seniors Yoga: Yoga classes will be conducted by Gunwant Kaur Chana, expert yoga instructor, on Monday, November 8 and Thursday, November 11 from 10 to 11 a.m. on both days. All the participants are requested to join those who have already been double vaccinated and they should bring a facemask and a yoga mat with them and follow social distancing for placing yoga mats. Contact Surendra Handa, Coordinator, Vedic Seniors Parivar Centre, Lakshmi Narayan Temple, 8321 140 Street at 604-507- 9945 for registration and further information. Playing Cards: Vedic Seniors Parivar Centre of Vedic Hindu Cultural Society of BC invites South Asian adults and senior members to join in and play cards in groups of four “to make a positive change to the brain (memory)” and for socializing on Sunday, November 7 from 1:30 to 3 p.m. at Shanti Niketan Hall, Lakshmi Narayan Temple. Use facemasks and maintain social distancing while seated. Use hand sanitizer that will be available. Tea and light snacks will be served. Life Certificates: The Consulate General of India in Vancouver is holding a Consular Camp at Lakshmi Narayan Temple, 8321 140 Street, Surrey on Sunday, November 7, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and from 2 to 4 p.m. to issue Life Certificates to South Asian seniors (retirees) from In-
dia. Having certification of complete vaccination and wearing a mask is mandatory for all. Diwali Event: Register for the annual special Musical Gala Event for the Festival of Lights (Diwali) including dinner organized by Vedic Seniors Parivar Centre Surrey on Thursday, November 11 at Ultimate Banquet Hall, 8072 120 Street, Surrey, at 6 p.m. Sanjha Vehra Women’s Association Virtual Celebration of 17th Annual Breast Cancer Fundraiser: October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The association will be collecting donations by E-transfer (sanjhavehra@ gmail.com) or make cheques payable to “Sanjha Vehra Women’s Association” till end of November 2021 and will promote and advertise your business by displaying your name on their Facebook page during the whole month of October and November 2021. “Please open your hearts and donate and sponsor the way you all have been assisting us in the past and like always you will be getting your tax-deductible receipts. E-transfer at (sanjhavehra@ gmail.com) The Sanjha Vehra Women’s Association will highly appreciate your generosity,” says the association. All proceeds go to Surrey Hospital Foundation. For more information call their hot line: 604-506-6123 / e-mail: sanjhavehra@gmail.com
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India’s Covaxin approved by WHO, Health Minister hails ICMR, Bharat Biotech scientists New Delhi/Hyderabad (IANS): The World Health Organization (WHO) on Wednesday approved Covaxin, India’s first home-grown vaccine against COVID-19. The WHO’s Technical Advisory Group (TAG) granted the Emergency Use Listing (EUL) approval to Bharat Biotech’s Covaxin vaccine, which has demonstrated 77.8 per cent effectiveness against symptomatic COVID-19. The TAG has determined that the Covaxin vaccine meets WHO standards for protection against the COVID-19 pandemic and the benefit of the vaccine far outweighs risks and the vaccine can be used, the WHO said in a tweet. “Covaxin vaccine was also reviewed by WHO’s Strategic Advisory Group of Experts on Immunization (SAGE), and recommended use of this vaccine in two doses, with a dose interval of four weeks, in all age groups 18 and above,” the global health body said. Developed by Bharat Biotech in partnership with the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the National Institute of Virology (NIV), Pune, Covaxin is a whole virioninactivated vaccine. With validation from the WHO, countries can now expedite their regulatory approval processes to import and administer Covaxin. Furthermore, UNICEF, Pan-
American Health Organization (PAHO), GAVI COVAX facility, will be able to procure Covaxin for distribution to countries worldwide, Bharat Biotech said. This will enable them to secure the critical supply needed to meet the requirements of priority populations, thereby ensuring equitable access, the vaccine maker said. The EUL procedure assesses the suitability of novel health products during public health emergencies, with the objective of providing rapid access to medicines, vaccines and diagnostics, while adhering to stringent criteria of safety, efficacy and quality. Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya commended the work of ICMR and Bharat Biotech scientists. WHO Director General, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said: “Glad to see one more vaccine, Covaxin, being granted
emergency use listing. The more products we have to fight COVID-19, the better. But we must keep up the pressure to deliver Vaccine Equity and prioritize access to vulnerable groups who are still waiting for their 1st dose.” Bharat Biotech Chairman and Managing Director, Dr Krishna Ella, said: “Validation by WHO is a very significant step towards ensuring global access to India’s widely administered, safe, and efficacious Covaxin. As an organization, we have focused on maintaining stringent quality and safety standards that meet rigorous assessment, and scientific standards established by WHO, as a result, many of our vaccines have received WHO prequalification.” Covaxin has been specifically designed to meet the needs of global distribution chains, the requirements for which are more critical in low- and middle-income countries. It has been formulated to enable shipping and long-term storage at 2-8 degrees Celsius. It is also formulated to adhere to a multi-dose vial policy, thereby reducing open vial wastage, saving money to procurement agencies and governments alike. The Phase 3 trial data for Covaxin was available during June 2021. The SAGE of WHO had reviewed Covaxin data on October 5 in a meeting and granted EUL on Wednesday.
Wildlife teams check owl sacrifice during Diwali in Uttar Pradesh Lucknow (IANS): Forest officials and wildlife activists stepped up efforts just before the festival of Diwali to check owl sacrifice which is rampant in Uttar Pradesh during the festival. Occultists, in particular, indulge in owl sacrifice during this time. A letter issued by the forest department had asked all NGOs, District Magistrates and police chiefs to remain alert on smuggling of owls.
A senior forest official said: “During Diwali, the evil practice of black magic involving sacrifice of animals (particularly owls) is greatly prevalent, especially among the tribal communities living in areas along the banks of rivers. We are also sensitising people against this practice.” The owl is believed to be the vehicle of Goddess Lakshmi, the divine power symbolising wealth, fortune, power, beauty and prosperity. Owl sacrifice takes place because people believe that it will bring prosperity and good fortune. A countrywide smuggling of owls flourishes in the country during this season. There are 30 owl species in India, and most of these are in the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species and Schedule I of the Wildlife Protection Act.
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Big, bold announcement by Modi at COP26, net zero goal by 2070 Glasgow (IANS): Offering a new mantra and raising its pledge for combating climate change, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told world leaders at the COP26 that India will target a net zero goal by the year 2070 and aim at increasing its non-fossil fuel energy to 500 GW in its energy mix by 2030. Terming it as ‘Panchamrut Ki Saugat’ - India’s contribution to climate action called as Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), Modi while speaking on the first day of the high-level segment at the COP26 said India will reduce its carbon intensity by 45 per cent by 2030 starting with reducing projected carbon emission from now till 2030 by 1 billion tonne and committed to have renewable energy component of 50 per cent by 2030. Modi gave a new mantra for sustainable development through sustainable lifestyle. Displaying his penchant for acronyms, Modi said ‘One Word One World’ movement mantra -- ‘Life, Lifestyle for Environment’ can be a mass movement wherein instead of mindless and destructive consumption, there should be mindful and deliberate utilisation. India’s earlier target was to reduce the emissions intensity of its GDP by 33-35 per cent by 2030, compared to 2005 levels with already 24 per cent achieved by 2016. Ahead of the COP, India was under pressure from rich nations to declare a net zero target year -- where the amount of carbon emitted needs to be bal-
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tremes, extreme precipitation, and droughts and for coastal areas, sea level rise will be a threat to their very existence. Before the COP, India had announced adaptation was one of the important aspects for consideration. Accordingly, speaking at a side event, the Prime Minister said adaptation, not mitigation, should get priority for the development imperative of developing countries. “Adaptation does not get as much importance in the Global climate debate as mitigation. This is an injustice to developing countries, which are more affected by climate change,” Modi said at the event on ‘Action and Solidarity -- The Critical Decade’ at COP26 Summit. Modi held a bilateral meeting with the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson where the two leaders reviewed the implementation of the ‘Roadmap 2030’ priorities, particularly in trade and economy, people-to-people, health, defence, and security areas. They expressed satisfaction at the progress in delivering the enhanced trade partnership, including steps taken towards the launch of free trade agreement negotiations. He reiterated India’s commitment to closely work with the UK on climate finance, technology, innovation and adaptation of green hydrogen, renewables and clean technologies, including joint initiatives under International Solar Alliance (ISA) and Coalition of Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI).
Karnataka BJP leader slaps, hits policemen during protest Raichur (Karnataka) (IANS): In a shocking incident, Karnataka BJP leader and former MLA Papa Reddy on Wednesday assaulted at least two policemen during a party protest in Raichur district. The incident happened when the police did not give permission to burn effigy of Leader of Opposition Siddaramaiah for his statement on Dalits supporting the BJP. The BJP’s SC Morcha had organised a protest at B.R. Ambedkar Circle. As the protestors getting ready to burn the effigy of Siddaramaiah, the police didn’t allow it and took it away. Enraged by this, Papa Reddy went to a police
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Modi meets Pope, extends invitation to visit India New Delhi/Rome (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Pope Francis last week on Saturday at the Vatican and invited the head of the Catholic Church to visit India. Taking to Twitter after his first-ever meeting with the Pope, Modi said: “Had a ve\ry warm meeting with Pope Francis. I had the opportunity to discuss a wide range of issues with him and also invited him to visit India.” According to officials, the meeting which was initially scheduled for only 20 minutes, continued for an hour during which they discussed a wide range of topics, including the fight against climate change and removing poverty. The last Papal visit to India took place in 1999 when Atal Bihari Vajpayee was the Prime Minister. It was Pope John Paul II who had come to India then. Meanwhile, Catholics in Kerala were elated, said Cardinal Baselios Cleemis, Major Archbishop of the Syro-Malankara Catholic Church. The Cardinal said: “We are all deeply excited and happy that from the news what we hear in the media that Modiji has invited Pope to visit India. Christians in general and Catholics in particular have been waiting
once the visit is officially cleared, numerous things have to fall in place and each and every aspect will have to be planned in detail.” During their meeting in 2014 soon after Modi assumed office, Cleemis gave a memorandum stating that the Union Government should extend an invite to the Pope to visit India. The last papal visit to India was a very brief one which took place in 1999 and the only time that a Pope visited Kerala was way back in 1986 to beatify Sister Alphonsa and
Narendra Modi and Pope Francis. for the Pope to arrive in India and of course to Kerala. Now that the invite has been extended, we can be rest assured that it will happen.” Christians in Kerala constitute around 19 per cent of the state’s 33 million population. The three Catholic churches account for 50 per cent of the Christians in the state. Cleemis further said that the invite is only the first step before numerous procedures before the Pope can actually visit the country. “We will all wait for things to happen and
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before Lord Ram.” He added: “Since the formation of the BJP government in Uttar Pradesh in 2017, the AAP members have been trying to embrace our ideology. They are, therefore, wearing their devoutness on their sleeves right before the polls. This, in a way, is the victory of the BJP.” Maurya had come to Ayodhya to participate in the historic ‘Deepotsav’ programme. Talking about the grand ‘Deepotsav’ celebrations, he said: “I am a servant of Lord Ram and it is a matter of pride and satisfaction for me that the construction of the grand Ram temple in Ayodhya is speeding up. I am also happy that every year ‘Deepotsav’ is organised in the city of Lord Ram. Since 2017, we have had grand plans for ‘Deepotsav’ celebrations. This year also we set a new record by lighting 9 lakh diyas.”
Kuriakose Elias Chavara popularly known as Chavara Achen. Earlier on Saturday, state BJP President K. Surendran called on Cardinal Cleemis, at the same time when Modi called on the Pope at the Vatican. Calling the meeting “historic”, Surendran said: “This will send out a strong message about how a country like India looks upon various religious leaders. Kerala as all knows has a very large Christian population and the visit will be helpful in all aspects.”
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Amarinder Singh resigns from Congress; names his party Punjab Lok Congress Chandigarh (IANS): Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh on Tuesday resigned from the Congress and sent a seven-page letter to party President Sonia Gandhi. He named his party the Punjab Lok Congress. “I have today sent my resignation to Congress President Sonia Gandhi ji, listing my reasons for the resignation. ‘Punjab Lok
Congress’ is the name of the new party. The registration is pending approval with the Election Commission of India. The party symbol will be approved later,” Amarinder Singh informed in a tweet. Singh had quit as the chief minister in September after a power tussle with state Congress Chief Navjot Sidhu. In the letter to Sonia Gandhi, Singh said, “Despite my profound reservations and
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Sachin Pilot said, “What is more important, is for people to see who is most viable option that they need to support against BJP, and I think Congress is fast emerging as that option.” Meanwhile, the Trinamool Congress swept all four seats in West Bengal, while the BJP and allies have gained grounds in the northeast. In West Bengal, in three of the four assembly constituencies that went for the byelections, the security deposit of BJP candidates has been forfeited. The security deposit of BJP candidates in Gosaba, Khardha and Dinhata have been forfeited, putting a huge question mark on the party’s performance. The JD(U) has won in Bihar’s Kusheshwar Asthan and the RJD in Tarapur. The candidates of the ruling National People’s Party (NPP) and ally United Democratic Party (UDP) were leading in the Mawryngkneng, Rajabala and Mawphlang Assembly seats in Meghalaya. In MP’s Khandwa Lok Sabah seat, BJP has won with a handsome margin of votes. The party has also won Jobat, and leading in Prithvipur but is behind the Congress in Raigon. In Maharashtra the lone seat went for the byelection has been won by the Congress and it has wrested Hanagal seat from BJP in Karnataka which is the home turf of the Chief Minister, but the major setback has been for TRS which lost Hazoorabad seat to the BJP.
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Ram temple in Ayodhya to open for ‘darshan’ from December 2023 Ayodhya (IANS): As the construction work of the grand Ram temple in the city of Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh is going on in full swing, its foundation work is likely to be completed in November 2021 and from December 2023, devotees will be able to worship ‘Ram Lala’ in the new grand temple dedicated to Lord Ram. Gopal, the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) leader, who is looking after the construction of the Ram temple at Ayodhya, is a confidante of Champat Rai, the General Secretary of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust. Gopal told IANS that the foundation work of
the temple is almost complete with one and a half metre raft work which is going at a fast pace. This work will be completed in the next 15 days and with this the work of construction of the foundation of the temple will be completed in November this year. He said the Shri Ram Janmabhoomi Trust is trying to open the temple doors for the devotees by December 2023. Before that the purpose of completing the construction of the temple is to place the deity Lord Ram here. Giving information about the construction work of the foundation of the temple, he said
the construction work has been done up to a depth of 40 feet. The sand has been removed from there and once the raft work is completed, the foundation work of the temple will near completion. Informing about the stones being used for the construction of the temple, the VHP leader said granite is being transported specially from Bangalore. The stones used in the temple construction have been sent from Bansi Paharpur in Rajasthan and more such stones will be transported here.
The stones for making the temple wall have been transported from Jodhpur in Rajasthan, the marbles used in the temple construction have been sent specially from Makrana in Rajasthan while stones have been sent from Mirzapur in Uttar Pradesh. Asked about the construction of the temple, Gopal told IANS that the temple will be 360 feet long, 235 feet wide and 161 feet high. The temple will have a total of 5 ‘shikharas’ (tower used in temple architecture) and the tallest one will be 161 feet high.
PETA offers Rs 50,000 reward for information on dog abuser hit by cow New Delhi (IANS): People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), India has offered a reward of up to Rs 50,000 to anyone who can provide information about a person whose footage of harassing a dog and then getting hit by a cow has gone viral. In the video shared on Twitter by Bhubaneswar-based Susanta Nanda of the Indian Forest Service, a man is seen cruelly picking up a dog by both ears and pressing both sides of the animal’s skull. The woeful dog can be seen yelping in pain with background voices of people seemingly doing nothing to stop the abusive man. Just then, a cow can be seen rushing in and pushing the abuser to the ground allowing the dog to escape. PETA India said it needs information about the abusive man so that it can lead to a case, his arrest and conviction. “Anyone with information about the identity of the abuser is urged to contact PETA India’s animal emergency helpline on (0) 9820122602 or e-mail Info@petaindia.org. The informer’s identity will be kept confidential upon request,” PETA India said in a release. “We’re calling on anyone with information to come forward immediately to help dogs and humans because, as psychologists warn, violent people often move from abusing animals to targeting humans,” PETA India Emergency Response Team Associate Manager, Meet Ashar said.
“This hero cow reminds us never to be silent spectators to abuse. If you see an animal being abused, try to stop the cruel act and call the police immediately,” she added. PETA India - whose motto reads, in part, that “animals are not ours to abuse in any way” - notes that acts of cruelty to animals indicate a deep mental disturbance. Research in psychology and criminology shows that people who abuse animals often don’t stop there, many move on to hurting humans. In a study of domestic violence victims, 60 per cent of women said their abusive partners had harmed or killed their dogs or other animals, the release said.
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Ventus Construction Ltd. is looking to hire Two Full-time/Permanent Carpenter helpers immediately.Business address: 13176 92 Ave Surrey BC V3V 1H4 Canada Work Location: Various sites within lower mainlandDescription of the job can be found below: Assist carpenter in construction activities Load and unload construction materials.Erect and dismantle concrete forms, scaffolding, ramps and barricades. Mix, pour and spread materials as instructed by carpenter.Keep job site clean and/or clean debris at construction site.Hold lumber and panelling in place for fastening or cutting.Move tools and equipments and other materials to and from work site.Languages at work: EnglishWage : $ 22/ hourVacation pay : 4% Minimum 40 hr/week. Overtime rate $ 33/hour after 40 hrs/week.Skills required : Completion of high school education and related experience will be an asset. To apply, email your resume at: ventusconstructionltdjobss@gmail.com
Global World Painting Ltd is seeking two experienced Painters (NOC 7294) for the lower mainland area. It is a full-time, permanent position, minimum 40 hours/week, $25.00 cad/hour plus vacation pay of 4%. Start date as soon as possible. You will be expected to perform the following duties: Mix and thin paint to obtain desired color and texture. Prepare, clean and sand the surfaces to be painted. Repair cracks and the holes in the walls. Apply paint, wallpaper and other materials and finishes to interior and exterior surfaces. Calculate amounts of required materials and estimate costs, based on surface measurements and/or work orders. Apply primers or sealers to prepare new surfaces, such as bare wood or metal, for finish coats. Determine the quantity of paint required as per the job specification. Must have completed high school or equivalent; Must have at least 2 years of related work experience; To apply, please send your resume with skill sets to globalworldpaintingltd@gmail.com.
Fade Factory Ltd . located at 1285 Kingsway, Vancouver, BC V5V 3E2 is hiring barbers. No. of Vacancies: 3 Positions. Job type: full time/permanent. Wage: $16/ hour+4% vacation pay.Language at work: English Cut and trim hair according to client’s instructions or preferences Shave and trim beards and moustaches May shampoo hair and provide other hair treatment, such as waving, straightening and tinting and may also provide scalp conditioning massages May book appointments and order supplies,.May train and supervise other barbers and barber apprentices.Secondary school required. Completion of a program in hairstyling is an asset. Experience requirements: • Atleast 2 years of related work experience.To apply email your resume to : fadefactoryvancouver@gmail.com
Ventus construction Ltd located in Surrey is looking for 2 Framing Carpenters to join their team.Responsibilities:Read and interpret blueprints, drawings, Determine specifications and calculate requirements;Prepare layouts according to building codes, using measuring tools; Measure, cut, shape, assemble and join materials made of wood, wood substitutes, lightweight steel and other materials;Build foundations, install floor beams, lay subflooring, erect walls and roof systems; repair and renovate wooden structures in residential and commercial buildings;May supervise other construction workers.Completion of secondary school. At least 2 years of experience in the trade OR 3 to 4-year apprenticeship program in carpentryWage: $29.00/hour for 40 hours/week. 4% vacation pay. overtime rate starts after 40 hrs per week. Different Locations in Lower Mainland Area.Business address:13176 92Avenue, Surrey BCemail: ventusconstructionltdjobss@gmail.com
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assemble and join materials made of wood, wood substitutes, lightweight steel and other materials; o Build foundations, install floor beams, lay subflooring, erect walls and roof systems; o Fit and install trim items, such as doors, stairs, moulding and hardware; o Maintain, repair and renovate wooden structures in residential and commercial buildings; o May supervise other construction workers. Minimum Education Requirement: High School Language Requirement: English Eligibility Requirements: o Completion of secondary school o At least 2 years of experience in the trade OR 3 to 4-year apprenticeship program in carpentry • Compensation: $28.00/hour for 40 hours/ week Location: Different Locations in Lower Mainland Area We provide free pickup drop off to and from work site location, those who relocate from other provinces or interior parts of BC will be given free accommodation for 2 months. Anyone who joins in this position after reading this will be given 1000$ signing bonus. Less skilled people from underrepresented groups will be given additional days of on the job training • How to apply: Please forward your resume and cover letter at: email starimagesiding@gmail.com Pizzalicious Ltd located at 160 Tapton Avenue, Princeton BC V0X 1W0 is looking for One(1) Permanent, Full time Restaurant Manager(Pizza store) to join their team as soon as possible. The details are given below: Positions Available: One (1) Compensation: $26/HOUR + 4% vacation pay ( paid every 2 weeks) Hours of operation: 40 hours/ week Type Of Employment - Permanent/ Full time Anticipated Start Date: as soon as possible Language required: English (Oral and written) Job duties and Responsibilities: • Plan, Manage and Supervise the Pizza store operation. • Prepare reports detailing the sales, expenditures, revenues and wastage to plan budgets. • Make good relations with customers and resolve their complaints if any. • Plan and implement new marketing policies and procedures to increase the sales of the business. • Hire and Train staff in job duties, company policies and safety procedures.. • Manage staff and prepare work schedule. • Place orders for supplies. Skill Requirements: • Completion of Secondary school is required. • Minimum 2 years of related experience is required We Welcome Indigenous persons, vulnerable youth, newcomers, and persons with disabilities to apply If you feel you are suitable for the position, Email your resume to pizzaliciousltd12@gmail.com. Rise Sun Farm Ltd. is urgently looking to hire 32 fulltime/ permanent Farm workers to work at their farm located at 3105 Cedar Rd. Nanaimo, BC V9X 1W1. Job Description: Year around cleaning , maintenance of plants, planting new saplings, fertile plants, clean, irrigate, check water pipes. Farm labour all duties from planting to preparation of produce for market, field work, pruning, planting, harvesting, packing and many other general farm duties. Physically demanding. Must be prepared to work in all types of weather, be able to perform repetitive motions. No experience or language requirements. Salary is $15.20/hour (minimum 40 hours per week). Work start date: As soon as possible. We welcome newcomers, aboriginals, people with disabilities, school leavers and new immigrants. To apply, Email your resume to: risesunfarmjobsltd@gmail.com SATGURU FARMS LTD. located at 15836 56 Avenue Surrey BC Canada V3S 2J7 is looking to hire 12 Full-time/Permanent Farm workers immediately. Duties Include: Field work, Soil preparation, Ploughing, Plant, cultivate, irrigate crops and harvest crops. Prepare produce for market. Loading produce to trucks. Detect disease band health problem in crops. Removing weeds, sorting, and grading all the farm produce. Operate farm machinery. No Language, education or experience required. Wage is $15.20/ Hour (40hours per week). We welcome newcomers, aboriginals and youth. To apply, email your resume at: satgurufarmsnurseryltd@gmail.com
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Celiac disease: Has the diagnosis been missed?
SOME health problems can be hard to pinpoint. An accurate diagnosis of celiac disease can be easily missed. Among adults in particular, symptoms can be so subtle it can go undetected for years, causing other problems that further complicate a definitive diagnosis. Researchers at Duke University examined a randomized sample of 2,835 people over the age of 55, finding 2.13 percent had this disease but didn’t know it. Today, celiac disease affects one percent of the population in Western countries. Celiac disease is an autoimmune disorder. Sufferers encounter trouble when eating foods containing gluten, found in wheat and other grains. The immune system attacks small, finger-like protrusions, called villi, lining the small intestine, causing inflammation and scarring of the intestinal wall. As the Gifford-Jones Law states, one problem leads to another. The villi in the small bowel become less effective in absorbing nutrients from food. Poor absorption of nutrients leads to problems for bones, muscles, and organs. Research has shown that people recently diagnosed with celiac disease are commonly deficient in fiber, iron, calcium, magnesium, zinc, folate, niacin, riboflavin, vitamin B12, and vitamin D. If celiac disease is not treated, nutritional deficiencies can cause more problems, such as anemia, neuropathy (nerve disorder) causing pain, numbness, tingling in the extremities, and weakening of the bones (osteoporosis), along with fatigue. Classic symptoms are diarrhea, bloating, pain, and weight loss. But since these symptoms may not be severe enough to prompt attention, people may live with it for years before the progression of disease leads to the medical tests required for diagnosis. For example, a study published in Digestive and Liver Disease found that of more than 2,000 adults tested 52 to 74 years of age, two percent were diagnosed with celiac disease. Most of the people had mild or no symptoms. To diagnose celiac disease, physicians look for a family history of type 1 diabetes, autoimmune thyroid disease, or liver problems. Blood testing follows. It’s important the blood tests for celiac disease are done before trying a gluten-free diet. Eliminating gluten from the diet might make the blood test appear normal. A serological test looks for antibodies in the blood. Elevated levels of antibody proteins indicate an immune reaction to gluten. There is also a genetic test to rule out celiac disease. The challenge is that a genetic mutation causes the problem, but unlike some conditions in which positive genetic tests confirm disease, a positive result for a celiac suggests a small likelihood, not certainty, of disease. The next step is endoscopy. A small tube with a tiny camera is passed into the intestines and a biopsy is done to analyze damage to villi. There’s good news from Johns Hopkins University. Older people who have gone undiagnosed for years usually have a milder form of celiac disease. They therefore show less damage to the intestinal villi than those who encounter the disease earlier in life. Although new drug treatments are being explored, at the moment the only treatment is lifelong adherence to a gluten-free diet.
This can be daunting as many foods contain gluten including pastas, breads, and baked goods. And it’s hard to avoid gluten when eating out. Dieticians will advise focusing on “whole” foods that are naturally gluten free, such as brown rice, potatoes, vegetables, fruits, nuts and lean meats. Monitoring vitamin absorption is key. After adopting a strict gluten-free diet, intestinal villi take about two years to heal. Most people notice symptoms dissipating and enjoy a new feeling of well-being. Visit www.docgiff.com. For comments, contact-us@docgiff.com. Follow us on Instagram @docgiff and @diana_gifford_jones Dr. Ken Walker (Gifford-Jones) is a graduate of the University of Toronto and The Harvard Medical School. He trained in general surgery at the Strong Memorial Hospital, University of Rochester, Montreal General Hospital, McGill University and in Gynecology at Harvard.
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