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Refreshing justice seven years after the murder of innocent victims Chris Mohan and Ed Schellenberg and four others in Surrey Six case BY RATTAN MALL B.C. Supreme Court Justice Catherine Wedge found two Red Scorpion gangsters Cody Cody Haevischer and Matthew Johnston each guilty of six counts of first-degree murder and one count of conspiracy to commit murder in the 2007 Surrey Six murders. That verdict was greeted with loud applause in the courtroom. Innocent victims Chris Mohan, 22, a South Asian, and Edward J. Schellenberg, 55, of Abbotsford and four other victims who police say led criminal lifestyles - brothers Corey Jason Michael Lal, 21, and Michael Justin Lal, 26, and Edward (Eddie) Sousakhone Narong, 22, and Ryan Bartolomeo, 19 - were

executed in typical gang-style fashion at Apartment 1505 of the Balmoral Towers at 9830 East Whalley Ring Road in Surrey on October 19, 2007. Mohan’s mom, Eileen, waited with amazing patience, determination and courage for seven years to get justice for her beloved kid. She told the media that it was a beautiful day and said she wanted to say to the judge, “Thank you very much for giving me the justice and Christopher the justice that he deserves.” She said she knew her son was smiling down today and that was a good feeling. She lashed out at the gangsters, saying they had no respect for society and didn’t pay taxes. First-degree murder means

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an automatic life sentence with no possibility of parole for 25 years. Conspiracy to commit murder has a maximum of life in prison. Before sentencing the judge has to deal with an application

from the lawyers of the accused that their Charter rights were violated during the police investigation. MOHAN was on his way to a basketball game when he was

forced into the apartment where the murders took place. Schellenberg was in the building to repar the fireplace and happened to be in that apartment. The judge noted: “Both Mr. Johnston and Mr. Haevischer (along with Person X) went to suite 1505 with a common purpose, which was to kill Mr. Lal. When the trio arrived at suite 1505, they had to deal with not one, but four individuals in the suite. … The scene was an intense and dynamic one requiring ongoing vigilance of the three men, not only to maintain dominance over the persons already in the suite but to deal with the potential arrival of other unexpected visitors. All

six victims were killed at the same time; immediately thereafter, the perpetrators fled. “It is obvious that the two shooters were a substantial and integral cause of the victims’ deaths. The third person in the trio was backup to the other two; he was instrumental in managing the scene during those chaotic 15 or so minutes, dealing with unexpected arrivals and preventing eyewitnesses from escaping the scene. … His actions were also an essential, substantial and integral part of the killing of the victims.” (See Rattan’s Rumble section for what went down over the past year in the case and what more remains.)

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RATTAN'S RUMBLE HERE’S a look back at what went down during the Surrey Six murders trial over the past year: CROWN Counsel Mark Levitz in his final submissions in July told B.C. Supreme Court Justice Catherine Wedge that a powerful body of circumstantial evidence proves beyond a reasonable doubt that accused Cody Haevischer and Matthew Johnston were co-perpetrators in the Surrey Six murders of October 2007. They took part because it was a Red Scorpion motive and they were obliged to assist, said Levitz. Jamie Bacon, a Scorpion leader, who is currently in jail, wanted drug dealer Corey Lal murdered because he didn’t pay a $100,000 tax he had imposed on him. Getting rid of Lal would protect the Red Scorpions’ reputation and, by extension, their business interests. Violence was integral to the business and the gang fostered a fearsome reputation, Levitz said. Haevischer and Johnston

went to Balmoral Tower along with Person X, who cannot be identified because of a court ban. Levitz cited evidence that Haevischer had confessed to killing three of the victims and Person X killed three others. Besides Lal, his brother Michael Lal and associates Eddie Narong and Ryan Bartolomeo as well as bystanders Ed Schellenberg, a fireplace repairman, and Chris Mohan, 22, were murdered. Levitz , defending Person Y, one of two major Crown witnesses, told Wedge that his prime motivation for coming forward was that he was disillusioned with a life of crime and wanted to be done with the game. He had pleaded guilty to two unrelated murders and was serving a life sentence with no possibility for parole for 25 years. He may have hated Bacon and disliked Johnston, who he testified had confessed to the murders, but that didn’t mean he lied at the trial. Regarding the other key witness, who was Haevischer’s girlfriend and can only be identified as K.M. because of a publication ban, Levitz said she felt pressured to do the right thing by somebody she considered her family. He noted that to all intents

Eileen Mohan with a collage of her son Chris Mohan’s photos. Photo by Indira Prahst and purposes, she was a dedicated and loyal member of the Red Scorpions and had grave misgivings about cooperating with the police. BACK in September last year, at the start of the trial, Levitz told Wedge - in the judge-alone trial - that on the day of the murders, Person X went to the building and got a fob from a Red Scorpion associate who lived there to gain entry. He then went to a nearby Korean restau-

rant where Person X received a Glock handgun from another person, who would testify later. The same gun was later traced to three of the murders: Michael Lal, Chris Mohan and Ryan Bartolomeo. Johnston and Person X then went to Haevischer’s apartment in Surrey where two handguns were cleaned with Windex and bullets were wiped clean. Just by chance, police happened to be running an unrelated surveillance operation at the apartment

and evidence from that will be part of the case. The three men then left wearing hoodies and gloves, driving to the Balmoral in Haevischer’s BMW. After the murders, the three were seen driving back to Haevischer’s apartment. Johnson was seen carrying a plastic bag full of cell phones and money. Haevischer and Johnson cleaned the clothes and the cellphones were boiled and later destroyed together

Saturday, Oct. 04, 2014 | Indo-Canadian Voice with their clothes. Haevischer later got someone to take his BMW for cleaning, said Levitz. He showed the court photos of the six victims laying on the floor of the Balmoral apartment as he related what happened. The bodies were found in two groups of three. On one side of the living room in front of a loveseat near the fireplace Corey Lal, Edward Narong and Ed Schellenberg lay face down on their stomachs side by side. He said the evidence will establish that the heads of all three were covered when they were shot. He said forensic evidence will show that Corey Lal was shot three times in the back of the head and two bullets were found in his head. Narong was shot twice in the back of the head or neck and one bullet was found in his head. Schellenberg was shot twice in the back of the head and both bullets were found in his head. The other three victims were found on the other side of the love seat. Michael Lal was shot twice in the back and had a gunshot wound to a hand. Mohan was shot twice on the side of his face and neck. Bartolomeo was shot four times in the back of his neck and head. Bartolomeo and Mohan were found face down while Michael Lal was found face up. Levitz said a Glock and an Ultrastar handgun, found inside the apartment, were used to fire 19 shots – the magazine capacity of the two weapons. NORMAN Carothers, who was then the building manager of Balmoral, told the court that after searching for Schellenberg for more than half an hour, he finally went and knocked on apartment

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1505. He propped the door open with Schellenberg’s dolly because he suspected a gas leak. Then he started hollering for Schellenberg. He said he grabbed someone who he thought was Schellenberg and dragged him for a short distance. Then he saw the scene and backed out. He called his wife to contact 911 because something had happened up there with everybody on the floor and blood. His wife, Tracy Carothers, told the court that she was so concerned about apartment 1505, which was frequented by people who were apparently buying and selling drugs, that she suggested to Schellenberg that it wouldn’t be a good environment for his nephew Zach, who was servicing the units with him. So Schellenberg decided to go to apartment 1505 himself. Before she spoke to him, she had knocked on the door of apartment 1505 and was greeted by two Asian men and the apartment’s tenant, who she knew as Chris Baldini. She also came across a young Asian man in the hallway who walked into that apartment. Schellenberg entered the apartment as she left the floor. Tracy testified that the security cameras in the parkade had been stolen and had not been replaced by October 19, 2007. ZACHARY Brown, who was servicing gas fireplaces with his uncle Schellenberg, testified that while he was in apartment 1508 he heard “four or five steady noises” which he described as “sort of a background noise” coming from another part of the floor. He said they were “very steady and grouped together” and “was one, two, three, four, five.” Under cross-examination, he confirmed that he initially he had told police that he didn’t think the

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noises were gunshots but “sounded like hitting on the wall.” Brown also told court that he had serviced the apartment of murder victim Chris Mohan whom he called “just a nice kid like myself ” and who was wearing basketball shorts and a sweater. He said when he had completed the last job of the day, he saw his uncle’s van parked outside. When he returned home, he received a call from the resident of the last apartment where he had worked that there had been a gas leak and “something bad had happened.” HELEN Lee told Wedge that she was with her three-year-old son in the Balmoral Tower parkade after attending a Bible study when she was almost hit by a black BMW that suddenly backed up about 2:25 p.m. on October 19, 2007. She said the men, who wore hoodies and leather gloves, appeared to be very angry and that scared her. So she took her kid and ran to her car. The men wore hoodies and leather gloves. She saw the men getting out of the BMW as she pulled out. She said she phoned her friend in the building to warn another person to wait before leaving because of the scary men. She thought they were thieves. She also told the court that she saw one of the men with a hoodie and gloves holding a door open in the parkade. Lee testified that the day after the murders her husband along with the husband of a friend who had also seen the men in the BMW took a statement the women and their husbands had written about the incident to the police. Police took their formal statements some days later. Young Mee Kim, who had also attended the Bible study at Balmoral Towers, testified that

she was headed to her vehicle in the parkade when she three young men who got into a black BMW. As she was driving out, the BMW sped past her in the wrong side of the exit ramp. She said Lee who left the Bible study before she did and had warned her about the strange men she had seen entering the parkade. Both women were cross-examined by defence lawyers. JUSTIN Lal, who was sentenced to a year in prison for drug trafficking, told the judge that Corey Lal and Edward Narong were the leaders of the drug group. He testified that he started dealing drugs with the two at the age of 15. They used to traffic heroin and cocaine from Vancouver to Abbotsford and the Balmoral Towers apartment was the central point of their drug dealing. Chahil dropped off Narong at the Balmoral on the day of the murders. They were to go to a Vancouver Canucks hockey game. But he never saw Narong again. Chahil told court under crossexamination that Narong wore expensive jewellery and carried tens of thousands of dollars. THE trial brought out some weird facts about gangs. Earlier this year, a Crown witness who can only be identified as “Y” and who was a gang enforcer testified that he was surprised when Red Scorpion gangster Jamie Bacon confessed that he had killed two men in east Vancouver back in May 2004 for Sandip Duhre. Phil Hothi and Herman Dhillon were shot at the house of Chinese-Canadian drug dealer Tommy Ho Sing Chan, who was himself shot dead at downtown Vancouver’s Richard’s on Richards nightclub in 2006. Vancouver Police told the media

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Security cameras installed by police have sped away. Abbotsford Police said: “Witnesses indicated that two vehicles left the area at a high rate of speed. One vehicle is described as a newer white Acura TL and the other as a dark coloured sedan.” The investigation is now being transitioned to the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT). Anyone with information about this incident should call the IHIT Tip Line at 1-877-551-4448 or CrimeStoppers at 1800-222-8477. THE incident is believed to be related to the tension between two South Asian groups that has been ongoing since May. IN August, The VOICE reported: ABBOTSFORD Police said that in recent days there has been increased tensions between the two groups of youths involved in an ongoing dispute in West Abbotsford. This dispute had subsided, particularly through the end of July, but began to show signs of volatility again in early August. As a result, the Abbotsford Police Department responded with high visibility enforcement in the area and coordinated meetings with community leaders and family members behind the scenes. Much of the enforcement resulted in interdicting and suppressing potential incidents before they could occur. Now police have installed security cameras in key locations to act as additional deterrents. Constable Ian MacDonald said: “Enforcement and partnership with the community will continue as our primary means to diffuse this conflict. We sincerely appreciate the assistance we have received from con-

cerned citizens and community leaders regarding this public safety matter. The APD continues to encourage people to immediately report any suspicious activity believed to be connected to this conflict.” IN July, The VOICE reported: ABBOTSFORD Police are urging parents and families to cooperate with them to end an ongoing conflict between two South Asian groups of males aged 15-25 in Abbotsford that has caused massive damage to homes and vehicles and that could result in serious injuries sooner or later. Since May 11, there have been over 25 reported incidents involving conflict between two groups of youths and young adults in the area of West Abbotsford. Thousands of dollars damage has been done to homes and vehicles in a dispute involving males aged 15 to 25. The majority of persons involved are South Asian. Constable Ian MacDonald told The VOICE on [July 7] that there is, however, no gang involvement. He said: “We have recommended assault charges against two young men but otherwise we are largely without cooperation.” He said Abbotsford Police Chief Bob Rich has reached out to two gurdwaras to help in diffusing the situation. He sent the gurdwaras’ leaders a letter “making them aware of what we were doing through the media in the form of a press release and giving them a little bit of background on what is going on and asking them for their assistance as well,” said MacDonald. These incidents have predominantly taken place late at night and it appears that the conflict involves two groups comprised of 20 or more associates. There have been a small number of actual faceto-face confrontations between members of each group. However, most of the activity to date has involved damage to homes or vehicles connected in some way to participants in the conflict. This includes property belonging to family and friends. It also appears that there is a pattern of incidents and retaliations over this two-month period.

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Talented Jagdeep Singh Bihal: A passion for making models from chalk JAGDEEP Singh Bihal’s hidden talent is no longer hidden! The 28-year-old immigrant from Punjab (India) who came here two years ago has just completed his latest model made mainly from chalk: Canada Place and Pan Pacific Hotel. “When we had our daughter (Prabhnoor) in April, he had stopped working on it. But now has finally completed it,” his wife, Hardeep Kaur Chot, told The VOICE this week. The model, whose dimensions are 4.4 ft x 1.4 ft x 1 ft, is indeed a spectacular piece. Bihal, who has a Master’s degree in Computer Information Technology from India and currently works at Van Whole Produce as a warehouse worker, had a passion for making models since he was a kid. He has made mod-

els of the Golden Temple, the White House and about 25 other buildings with chalk. He kept his passion going here. After sightseeing in Vancouver, he decided to make a model of Canada Place, mainly from white chalk. “He worked on it during his free time after work nonstop and on his days off. It was much harder making the model here because of the lack of time. He started working on this from February and

just completed it in September. There were a lot of hours of detailed work put into it. There were no premade shapes used. He carved it to shape everything himself,” Hardeep told The VOICE. Bihal said he is from the village of Paddi Jagir village in Jalandhar district of Punjab. His parents are Makhan Singh Bihal and Amarjit Kaur Bihal. Bihal said we can expect to see more models in the future. Amazing stuff, indeed.

Twin kabaddi golds finish off India's Asiad campaign Incheon, South Korea (IANS): The Indian medal count swelled for the last time here as their men's and women's kabaddi teams clinched golds in their respective finals to end the country's campaign at the 2014 Asian Games Friday. Later in a surprise, Manju

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Sikh delegation from US and Canada calls on Modi New York (IANS): A 29-member Sikh delegation from the US and Canada called on Prime Minister Narendra Modi Saturday and congratulated him for the initiatives taken by his government, an official release said. The Indian prime minister recalled the sacrifices made by the Sikh community for India and spoke about the "Make in

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Bhagat Singh's sister passes away in Canada Chandigarh (IANS): Parkash Kaur, the younger sister of revolutionary and freedom fighter Bhagat Singh, has died in Canada, a family member said here Monday. Kaur, 96, was the only surviving member of the martyr's immediate family. She was living in Toronto. Her son-in-law Harbhajan Dingh Dhatt, who lives near Hoshiarpur in Punjab, said Kaur passed away late Sunday. Kaur, in recent years, had pursued the case of the killing of Kuljit Singh Dhatt, brother of her sonin-law, by Punjab Police in a staged shootout. The police officers involved

were, earlier this year, convicted by a court. Bhagat Singh has been one of the most influential revolutionaries in the Indian independence movement against the British rule. He was awarded capital punishment for killing a British police officer in Lahore in 1928. He was hanged to death in March 1931. The 107th birth anniversary of Bhagat Singh was celebrated Sep 28.

pect vehicle involved. Dozens of tips were also received from the public, however, all with limited success. “Based on the large volume of traffic in the area at the time, there is a high likelihood that somebody saw something that night,” says Surrey RCMP Cpl. Bert Paquet. “We are hoping that someone with a key piece of information will help us solve this case and bring some closure to the victim.” This is the Criminal Collision Investigation Team’s only unsolved case dating back to the team’s formation in 2009. Every other file has either been solved, concluded, or investigators have a solid understanding of what occurred. Anyone with information is asked contact the Surrey RCMP CCIT at 604-599-0502 and quote file # 2012130729. If you wish to remain anonymous please contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS or go to www.solvecrime.ca. Rattan Mall adds: BACK in 2012, Gurdwara President Gian Singh Gill told me that Toor was almost totally dependent on the gurdwara where he had been living for the past five years or so. He said: “When he came here he was totally lost because of his drug habit. He started doing sewa (voluntary work) and, by the grace of God, he quit all those things [more than a year ago].” Gill told me: “He’s a good-natured person. He’s a very caring person. He always looked after newcomers. He actually got a second life over here and we are supporting him fully. He will get a room as soon as he recovers. We will take care of him till he’s fully recovered.” Gill said Toor spent most of his time at the gurdwara doing sewa and spent the night at the home for the priests next to the gurdwara.

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Barinder Rasode launches 360-degree plan to fight crime that leading public safety experts endorse SURREY mayoral candidate Barinder Rasode on Thursday released her 10-point plan to crack down on crime and make Surrey one of the safest cities in Canada. The 360degree plan was developed in collaboration with senior law enforcement professionals and includes new investments in policing and crime prevention, as well as a new Office of Public Safety to coordinate the efforts of Surrey’s crime fighters. “The wait-and-see approach hasn’t worked - it’s time for action. Both my opponents seem to believe that doing things the same old way will lead to different outcomes, but it is clear to me that only a real change in approach will work. For too long the city has muzzled police and ignored the community’s safety concerns. And, money that should’ve gone into public safety went elsewhere,” said Rasode. “We need to hire more police, and get them out of their cars and into the streets. We need to keep our children out of trouble and on the right track. We need to empower our community leaders to address their concerns. And, we need to crack down on crime when it happens.” Rasode said leading public safety experts agree with her. “Barinder’s public safety plan is excellent and it will help make Surrey one of the safest cities in Canada,” said Chief Constable Jim Cessford of the Delta Police Department, who helped Rasode develop the action plan. “Her communitybased policing model, which incorporates best practices from around the country, is tailor-made for the City of Surrey and will be an effective strategy to reduce crime and improve safety.” “Surrey is facing a number of public safety challenges and it’s important that new strategies to tackle the issues are based on evidence and can be measured to ensure the highest level of effectiveness. The plan Barinder has developed is comprised of collaborative and innovative solutions that will help reduce crime and set new standards for public safety in Surrey,” said Professor Curt Taylor Griffiths, from the SFU Police Studies Program, who also provided input into the strategy. The action plan includes 10 key strategies: 1. Building a community-

Photo by Chandra Bodalia based policing model. 2. Fostering a sense of community responsibility in our neighbourhoods. 3. Engaging community partners to make change. 4. Using problem-solving strategies to eliminate the root causes of crime. 5. Targeting high-risk and highcrime areas and properly managing chronic offenders. 6. Advocating for change in how we treat mental health, domestic violence and youth issues, while protecting our aging population. 7. Providing comprehensive care for victims of crime. 8. Establishing community courts to solve problems around mental health, addiction and domestic violence. 9. Listening to and empowering citizens through community consultations. 10. Keeping young people out of trouble by providing educational, economic, recreational and cultural opportunities. To help implement the new plan, Rasode will create an Office of Public Safety for the City of Surrey, which will manage policing, fire, by-law services and a new Community Safety Team. The Office will work for the citizens of Surrey to reduce crime and improve public safety. Each neighbourhood in Surrey has problems unique to that area. To address these issues, the new Office of Public Safety will be responsible for: * Establishing a funding model to get more officers on our streets. * Holding neighbourhood meetings to understand concerns. * Identifying problems and implementing strategies to eliminate the root causes of crime.

* Assigning city staff to assume responsibility of a neighbourhood and be accountable to its residents through an effective reporting structure. * Researching, hiring and training the new Community Safety Team. * Building a policing model where community safety personnel respond to non-priority, low-risk calls, so that our police can focus on fighting crime. Rasode is committed to acting on a number of new safety strategies, including: * Collaborating with the Surrey School District to determine the most effective ways to deliver drug and gang awareness education. * Identifying, assisting and mentoring high-risk teens to prevent crime before it happens. * Working with the provincial government to help at-risk youth access skills training and employment opportunities. * Dealing with unsightly properties and problem residences. The “broken window theory” proves that addressing petty crimes such as graffiti, fare evasion and broken windows has an effect on reducing violent crime overall. * Creating an enforceable strategy to hold corrupt or neglectful landlords accountable. * Using working groups to address the needs of our youth and elderly, families suffering from mental illness, and victims of domestic violence. Working groups on traffic and transportation safety will also be established. * Providing oversight of halfway and recovery houses in Surrey. * Curfew checks of offenders with court conditions to ensure compliance. * Holding interdepartmental public safety meetings to identify problems, develop collaborative strategies, assign tasks and establish a reporting structure that ensures accountability. “This is a critical time for our city, and we need a public safety model that is based on trust, accountability and community partnerships,” said Rasode. “We have made a lot of progress in our city, but safety is the foundation of happiness and prosperity. When communities live in fear, health suffers and opportunities are lost.”

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Surrey’s Lakshmi Narayan Temple election on Sunday

SURREY’S Lakshmi Narayan Temple’s election is being held on Sunday (October 5). Challenging the incumbent slate is the one led by Amrit Lal Arora, who has served as president three times in the past. There appears to be widespread dissatisfaction with the current management whose actions have led to unnecessary bitterness and strife.

For example, at the AGM held by the present management on February 5, 2012, the life membership of more than 400 members of the Society was cancelled. Some members of the executive committee, including Narinder Singla, Chair of the Council, Kidar Joshi, Secretary of the Council, and Karuna Joshi, Vice President, were removed. These three members each have over 25 years of experience serving

the temple and have devoted a great deal of time and money to the Society. Karuna Joshi was also one of the original seven guarantors who personally guaranteed the loan for the construction of the temple in 2000. After having exhausted all democratic procedures, the petitioners were forced to go to the courts in order to restore over 400 life members, using their personal funds to

finance the costs. On February 12, 2014 the courts agreed with the petitioners and reinstated the life membership of these members. A defamation case filed by Satish Kumar, Mahesh Gupta and Parshotam Goel against Karuna Joshi was dismissed by the court on June 13, 2014. The result of this was the temple was forced to pay $20,000 in Mrs. Joshi’s legal fees in addition to the legal fees already

spent by the Society. On July 24, 2014 the Supreme Court of BC rejected 279 new members made by the current management, due to lack of documentary evidence of their membership. According to the Arora slate, the temple has spent over $100,000 on questionable litigation. They say those funds were donations by the public and should have been used to improve the Society.

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Sal Bhullar to run for Richmond Council THE Richmond Community Coalition (RCC) team this week added two new members to its team of council candidates. Sal

Bhullar and Kirby Graeme will be joining the RCC team, which includes Councillors Ken Johnston and Chak Au, and

Council candidates Dan Baxter and Helen Quan and School Trustee candidates Jonathan Ho and Matt Pitcairn. “Sal and Kirby both have an impressive track record of leadership and community service in Richmond,” said Rob Howard, Chair of RCC. “As part of RCC’s commitment to outreach and engagement, we are very proud that Sal and Kirby are new to politics

and widen the diversity and perspective of our candidates. A resident of Richmond since 1984, Sal Bhullar is a seasoned businessperson with a commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of others. She has excelled in the airline industry for three decades along with being a successful real estate agent and yoga instructor. Bhullar is an active supporter of many temples and community centers throughout the Lower Mainland. Married to Avtar who is a successful farmer, Sal is a proud mother of three accomplished children. “I feel it is my duty and privilege to serve the public,” said Bhullar. “I believe in finding breakthrough opportunities to change what needs to change –

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Burnaby Councillor Sav Dhaliwal becomes President of Union of British Columbia Municipalities BURNABY Councillor Sav Dhaliwal has been acclaimed as president of the Union of British Columbia Municipalities (UBCM). UBCM provides a common voice for local government to carry to other orders of government and organizations involved in local affairs, enabling local governments to better influence local regional, provincial and federal policies. UBCM activities include presentations to cabinet, involvement in intergovernmental committees, meetings with ministers and daily contact with senior government representatives. “I’m very pleased to have been acclaimed to this position,” said Dhaliwal. “During the 12 years I have served on Burnaby City Council, the importance of recognizing the larger context in which our city’s planning and development takes place has become increasingly clear to me. To be successful in all of our city’s undertakings, we need to

provide input and feedback on issues that affect us at all levels. “For this reason, I have welcomed the opportunity to represent Burnaby at the provincial level as the president of the Lower Mainland Local Government Association (now past president), at the Union of British Columbia Municipalities (most recently as first vice president), and at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities as a director. “In my new role as president of UBCM, I look forward to representing Burnaby and all other UBCM local government

members to maximize the many benefits UBCM membership affords us as we work to ensure local government voices are heard by provincial and federal governments and agencies as they develop and implement policies that will affect our citizens.” “I would like to congratulate Councillor Dhaliwal on his new role as UBCM president,” said Burnaby Mayor Derek Corrigan. “This speaks to his commitment to ensure Burnaby and all UBCM member governments are well represented regionally, provincially and federally, and demonstrates the value he places on the many opportunities UBCM provides to collaborate with other municipalities in the region, the province and the country or the benefit of local citizens.” Dhaliwal has been a Burnaby City Councillor since 2002. He serves on several regional, provincial and national boards, committees and commissions.

Family reunification wait times for New Delhi and other Asian cities skyrocketing: Federal NDP FEDERAL New Democrats are calling the family reunification wait times increase for Asian cities unacceptable and urge the government to take action now to clear the huge backlog. “For the first time, the waiting period for assessing a person being sponsored has exceeded 60 months in all visa offices in Asia, except one,” said NDP Deputy Immigration Critic Don Davies. “This number doesn’t even include the 3+ years it takes to assess the sponsor. All in all, the wait time to reunite with your

loved ones is taking nearly a decade.” Despite the moratorium on applications for Parent and Grandparent

Sponsorship, the wait times continue to grow. Visa offices in Beijing, New Delhi, Manila and Singapore are all affected and New Democrats are putting the blame squarely on the Conservatives. “The Conservative approach to family reunification has clearly failed and it is hurting specific communities here in Canada,” said Davies. “New Democrats, under the leadership of Tom Mulcair, will make family reunification a central priority and will work to clear the backlogs.”

16-year-old male arrested and charged for second degree murder in Ramadan’s death THE Integrated Homicide Investigation Team in partnership with Burnaby RCMP on Thursday arrested and charged a 16-year-old male with second degree murder in the killing of Aladdin Ramadan, 20, who was shot dead Wednesday just before 10:30 p.m. near Lougheed Highway and Rosser Avenue in Burnaby. He did not possess a criminal record. “This arrest took place in a very public location within Surrey. At the time he was arrested the suspect was car-

rying a loaded firearm. With the assistance of Burnaby RCMP and the LMD Emergency Response Team a quick arrest was actioned in order to prevent potential harm to police and the public,” said Staff-Sgt. Jennifer Pound. The name of the accused cannot be released as he is considered a young offender. Last week, Pound had said: “Although IHIT investigators are attempting to determine a motive, we believe it to be a targeted shooting.”

Pound said: “Following the shooting, three males fled the scene in a smaller, silver or blue compact vehicle, southbound on Rosser Avenue. The driver of the vehicle was described as a Persian male with a short haircut, shaved on the side with sideburns. He appeared clean-cut and was wearing dark clothing. The other two suspects were also wearing dark clothing and had large builds. They were described as over 6 feet tall and muscular.”

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Surrey and Shaw Communications Inc. partner to offer free city-wide Wi-Fi service THE City of Surrey, in partnership with Shaw Communications Inc., will be providing citywide Wi-Fi service coverage at all recreation centres and at a number of parks, civic buildings and public spaces. Residents and visitors will be able to access the service free of charge at more than 40 key locations throughout Surrey. Mayor and Council have approved a licensing agreement that will see Shaw Communications Inc. install, operate and maintain the City Wide Wi-Fi network. As part of the multi-year agreement, the City will provide Shaw access to city facilities and shared marketing opportunities in exchange for Shaw’s Wi-Fi services and support. “Investing in technology and innovation is essential to building a city that is prepared for the challenges of the future,” says Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts. “Free, reliable and easily accessible City

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Doug McCallum receives endorsement from five Surrey taxi companies after promising to ban Uber from Surrey SURREY Mayoral candidate Doug McCallum received the endorsement of five Surrey taxi companies on Wednesday following a meeting with over 100 representatives and executive members. The companies in attendance and now offering public support of McCallum are Newton Whalley HiWay Taxi, Surdell Kennedy Taxi, Delta Sunshine Taxi, Guildford Cab Ltd. and Pacific Cabs Ltd. McCallum received the

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opinions on fighting the entry of Uber into the Surrey market. Spokesperson for the five companies Mohan Kang stated that McCallum's strong record on transportation issues when serving as the chair of Translink helped to secure the endorsement. "Our companies are at a very critical point in history, and it is vital that we have a strong advocate in the mayor's chair to fight for our industry's future," said Kang. "Doug had

Two killed in Southeast Vancouver road accident VANCOUVER Police continue their investigation into a fatal collision on Main Street near East 49th Avenue on Thursday night. Shortly after 8:30 p.m., a minivan travelling south on Main Street crossed into the northbound lanes at East 49th Avenue. The van struck the curb and five parked cars. A 38-year-old man driving the vehicle suffered significant injuries, but they are not lifethreatening. His 82-year-old father in the back seat was

pronounced dead at the scene. The driver’s 74-yearold mother who was in the front passengers seat was taken to hospital, but died shortly after. While it is still early in the investigation, it appears that both of the passengers killed in the crash were wearing their seatbelts, say police. Officers with the VPD Collision investigation Unit are trying to determine the cause of the collision, but alcohol is not believed to be a factor.

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Surrey mayoral candidate Rasode expresses ‘very deep concerns’ about Uber model of passenger transportation SURREY Councillor and mayoral hopeful Barinder Rasode said on Wednesday that she has “very deep concerns” about the Uber model of passenger transportation. She said in a statement: “Not only does Uber not meet the minimum standards of accountability in terms of driver training, public safety and accountability, but they have been in violation of local by-laws in other jurisdictions in which they operate.” She added: “For this reason, I am calling on all municipalities and the

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Abbotsford’s Purple Light Nights Campaign gets boost from B.C. Lions THE Purple Light Nights initiative originated in Covington, Washington state, in 2007 and has become a powerful international educational and awareness campaign. The colour purple represents the international colour that symbolizes domestic violence. By simply illuminating purple lights at night in homes and businesses, an impactful visual message of unity and support is demonstrated. Three years ago the Abbotsford / Mission Violence against Women in Relationships (VAWIR) committee adopted the Purple Lights Campaign throughout the month of October. This year, through continued support of the VAWIR committee, the Abbotsford Downtown Business Association, and other local businesses in the Abbotsford - Mission area, the campaign continues to grow. Collectively, they promote the message that domestic violence has no place in our community. This year the Abbotsford Police

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ONE man was admitted to hospital after an alleged home invasion at a downtown Vancouver apartment. Shortly before 1 a.m., police were called to a high-rise residential building on Homer near Davie Street after receiving multiple reports that armed suspects had forced their way into an apartment. When officers arrived, they found a man suffering from multiple stab wounds. The suspects fled prior to police arrival and no arrests have been made. The 39-year-old victim was taken to hospital and has undergone surgery for his injuries. He remains in

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India commemorating 100 years of Komagata Maru with set of special coins New Delhi (IANS): India Monday released a set of special coins of denominations of Rs.100 and Rs.5 launching a year-long centenary commemoration of the 1914 Komagata Maru incident to create awareness about the heroic struggle of Indian migrants against discriminatory immigration laws of Canada. Komagata Maru, a Japanese ship carrying 376 Indians, was not allowed to disembark its passengers in Vancouver for two months and then forcibly sent back to India where 20 of the prospective migrants were shot dead by police on arrival in Calcutta (now Kolkata). "By commemorating Komagata Maru we

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Mandala Arts and Culture’s 5th Annual Dance Festival: “Gait to the Spirit 2014” MANDALA Arts and Culture’s 5th Annual Dance Festival: “Gait to the Spirit 2014” takes place from October 31 to November 2 at Scotiabank Dance Centre (677 Davie Street), Vancouver. For the fifth edition of the cultural festival “Gait to the Spirit 2014”, Mandala Arts and Culture is presenting and showcasing the Indian classical dance style Bharata Natyam featuring some of today’s best international exponents. Since Mandala presented Janaki Rangarajan at the 2010 festival, she has become one of the most sought after Bharata Natyam artists, and has been performing all over the world. Her refreshing approach to Bharata Natyam has won her many accolades and praise from dance lovers and critics alike. Janaki is one of those rare dancers who has studied in depth the various karanas (temple sculptures), and has imbibed their sensuality and softness in her very personal and unique style. She is at the forefront of the new generation of Bharata Natyam dancers, representing the future of the ancient art form. Janaki will be performing at the 5th Annual Festival. Mandala is presenting India's new Bharata Natyam sensation, Meenakshi Srinivasan, a dancer renowned for her grace and elegance. Meenakshi's dance is marked by fast paced agility and a power to emote subtle shades of poetry. She has brought a notably individual approach and creativity to classical art. Meenakshi has been touring throughout the world for the past few years, and is one of today's most popular and acclaimed Bharata Natyam dancers. Both Janaki and Meenakshi possess high quality technique, great virtuosity, and an appealing stage presence of exquisite beauty and femininity. For the festival’s popular Sunday matinee (pay what you can), Mandala will present Nivedha Ramalingam from Toronto, and Vancouver's male Bharata Natyam dancer Sujit Vaidya. Nivedha is one of the best dancers of her generation in Canada. She has won honours at many dance competitions, and has performed professionally in Canada, USA and India. She is at the pulse of the young new generation of bharata natyam dancers. Sujit has trained in BC under Jai Govinda and has received the 2012 "Mayor of Vancouver Arts Award" as an emerging dance artist. For the past few years, Sujit has continued to train and perform in India, and has given numerous presentations in Canada and Europe as well.

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Mercedes-Benz Surrey held a private launch event last Friday for the all-new 2015 C-Class luxury sedan and the GLA. The event was well attended by over 110 VIPs, guests and representatives from the media as Daniel Lai and Aaron Wissenz pulled off the wraps off the vehicles to unveil them to the public.

Rasode and NDP MLAs Hammell and Shin endorse Narima Dela Cruz for Surrey City Council SURREY City Councillor and mayoral candidate Barinder Rasode has endorsed Narima Dela Cruz in her bid for Surrey City Council. “As we strive to enhance the quality of life of our families and the residents and businesses in this community, it’s going to take some tough action and it’s going to take some strong voices,” said Rasode. “I believe Narima is that voice and one of the voices that should be at Surrey City Hall after November 15.” The announcement happened at a campaign fundraiser gala Saturday night in Surrey. “I am honoured to have the support of

Barinder Rasode,” said Narima. “Councillor Rasode knows what it takes to stand up for the people of Surrey.”

Jane Shin, MLA for Burnaby-Lougheed, also endorsed Narima for Surrey City Council, saying she’s inspired by Narima, “who isn’t too shy about knocking on doors, who isn’t too busy to listen. She’s all about rolling up the sleeves and doing the hard work not everyone wants to do.” MLA for Surrey-Green Timbers, Sue Hammell, also threw her support behind Narima, saying, “Politics is more than getting elected and making decisions. It’s about advocacy and listening to your constituents and so Narima will make an excellent Councillor.” Narima is a recipient of the 2012 RBC

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IN the very early days of motoring – the first decade of the 20th century - flat tires were generally an unknown problem. Motor vehicle wheels where equipped with wheels based on technology inherited from horse drawn wagons – spoked wheels with a covering of solid rubber as a tread. The advent of the smoother riding pneumatic tire in the second

decade of the 20th century brought comfort, but inconvenience and danger as well. A small puncture could result in a flat tire with all the inconvenience that may be entailed with changing a wheel, sometimes in the rain. At night. In freezing weather. Worse still was the danger of a punctured tire disintegrating at speed, causing a loss of control and sometimes a tragic crash. Tire technology advanced considerably through the 1960s and 1970s with the development of belted radial tires which are resistant to catastrophic failure. But the experience of a puncture leading to a flat tire continued to be familiar to

many drivers. The run-flat concept – a pneumatic tire that could still perform over a short distance even when punctured – came under discussion as early as the 1930s. The Michelin Tire Company marketed a foam filled tire in 1934, calling it “semi-bullet proof ”. The cost was such that, reportedly, the only customers were specialized use organizations such as the military. The motoring public would have to wait for technology that allowed for production of an affordable product for everyday use. The solution for this obvious need did eventually arrive, if somewhat belatedly. In 1958 Chrysler offered on some

models a Goodyear tire that relied on an interlining to temporarily slow down air loss due to a puncture. Pressure cans of liquid rubber, for application to a flat tire to provide support for a brief ride to the tire shop, also started to appear on the market towards the end of the 20th century. Progressively through the 1970s to present, an alternative to the self-sealing or interlining technology emerged, involving auxiliary support of a support ring within the tire cavity, or extra-rigid sidewalls. Increased tire weight and vehicle handling problems have been associated with this engineering effort to build

what in effect is a sturdier tire. On the other hand, although the tire may be heavier, the argument is that a spare tire with its associated weight is no longer necessary. One critical concern in using the run-flat tire is the issue of how do we know that the tire is running in a damage condition, when it performs normally for an hour or two of driving, following a puncture? The answer is that a run-flat equipped vehicle must be equipped so as to reliably and unavoidably make the driver aware when a tire is damaged. Otherwise the run-flat may defeat the concern for safety and lull a driver into an unfortunate sense that all is

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speak," said Hepner. "In addition, the public safety liaison position she mentions is something that's already in the works. The city manager and the chief of police in Surrey are already working on final details regarding the position, in order to coordinate public safety under one umbrella. I've also had discussions with the chief of police regarding the establishment of a devoted petty crime unit, to deal with those crimes that negatively impact people and communities." "It takes $140,000 to hire, train and equip an RCMP officer. $8 million works out to hiring people at minimum wage, and doesn't cover the associated operating costs for each officer," said Councillor Tom Gill, Chair of the city's Finance Committee. "That's not profes-

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