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Romeo and Juliet Shakespeare has a way with death. He can make it brutal. He can make it haunt our dreams. And, in Romeo and Juliet, he can make it seem oh so romantic. Written in the 1590s, his tale of two star-crossed lovers has enough passion and tragedy to inspire numerous retellings. Even though most readers are beyond the need of a spoiler alert, when the final scene unfolds during the upcoming production of Romeo and Juliet by the Winnipeg Royal Ballet, the wound of loss will hurt afresh. This will be the first time Amanda Green dances as principal ballerina in the role; she’s joined by guest artist Liang Xing of the National Ballet of China. Told in all its classic beauty, the choreography is by the late Rudi van Dantzig, who honours the lyrical poetry of Prokofiev’s score with his own deeply romantic interpretation of the story. It’s January 30 to February 1 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre. Tickets are $29 to $89 and available at Ticketmaster.ca. Réjean Brandt photo

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There are times during Flight of the Dragon that you wonder if it’s not just the serpent-like dragon that’s been digitally created for the eight-minute film. The scenes of China are so jaw-dropping beautiful that you think you’re flying into a scene from Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones. As the camera soars high above the Yangtze River, you marvel not only at how the experience mimics skydiving from the heavens but at the magnificent forces that have created such incredibly awe-inspiring vistas. This is the first time Flight of the Dragon has been shown outside of China and FlyOver Canada couldn’t be the more perfect host. With its 20m spherical screen and specially designed, tilting seats it comes so close to making you think you’re flying that you have to stop yourself from waving back at the people on the screen. What’s more, as part of the presentation at Canada Place you also get the equally impressive flight from coast to coast to coast of Canada. The stunning scenery has you yearning for more, more, more. The double feature runs until March 2. Tickets are $20 for adults, $18 for seniors and youth and $15 for children (at least 102cm tall), with discounts if you book at FlyOverCanada.com.

Haggis fans (an oxymoron if there ever was one) who like to celebrate the birth of Scottish poet Robbie Burns and Chinese New Year at the same time are going to have to trade their tartan for a some green velvet. Todd Wong has had to postpone his Gung Haggis Fat Choy dinner to March 16, just in time for St. Patrick’s Day. Go to GungHaggis.com for updates. If you like your Burns poetry without the sheep’s pluck (heart, liver and lungs), SFU’s Centre for Scottish Studies is hoping to set another world record (five hours, 41 minutes and 57 seconds) for the “longest continual recitation of Burns’ poetry and song” on January 25. It starts at 9am at the SFU Harbour Centre Campus (515 W. Hastings.) There is a handful of tickets left for Simon Fraser University Pipe Band’s ode at the Executive Plaza Hotel in Coquitlam January 25. The annual fundraiser includes 2012 world champions, the Robert Malcolm Memorial Pipe Band. Tickets are $70; call 604-942-3292.

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Brent Butt has written and stars in No Clue, a mix of The Maltese Falcon and Pink Panther. He’s joined by Amy Smart (Butterfly Effect, Just Friends) as the dame who walks into his office and David Koechner (Anchorman and Talladega Nights.) Before it opens, his stand-up comedy tour makes a pitstop at The Vogue in Vancouver.

Brent Butt turns a corner Vancouver funny man is about to premiere his film noir-edy, No Clue, but first there is his cross-country comedy tour By Martha Perkins

hen Brent Butt was 12, he told his mother he wanted to be a stand-up comedian. “I often joke that she said, ‘Go do it outside,’” he says, just days away of the launch of his cross-Canada comedy tour. Not to let the truth get in the way of a good laugh, she actually took him seriously. “She didn’t scoff at it or pooh-pooh it. I just talked to her about it as she was doing the dishes.” Mrs. Butt, we thank you. Creating Canada’s much loved Corner Gas in his home province is proof enough that funny things can come out of Tisdale, Saskatchewan. (His mother knew it already, obviously, hence her encouragement of her youngest child’s seemingly far-fetched dream.) His upcoming 17-stop hopscotch stand-up comedy tour — including a show

at Vancouver’s Vogue Theatre on February 6 — will further cement this legacy. But it’s the March 7 release of Butt’s movie, No Clue, that will earn Mrs. Butt the award for best supporting mother. Butt wrote and is the lead character in the movie, directed by fellow Vancouverite Carl Bessai. It’s about Leo, a “speciality advertising” salesman — think pens with your plumber’s name on it — who’s happily working away in his office when this dame (Amy Smart) strides in, a “stone cold, gorgeous dish full of red-hot fox meat who was set up under a hottie lamp until it was smoking” kind of dame. Kyra thinks Leo’s a private detective but she’s unwittingly walked into wrong office. Smitten, Leo decides not to tell her the PI is on vacation and decides to take on the case — finding Kyra’s brother. When he discovers blood in the brother’s trashed apartment, he’s clueless in that what-in-the-heck-have-Igot-myself-into kind of way. Although the movie is funny, it’s not a comedy. As he told the cast and crew before filming started in Vancouver, “forget it’s a comedy. Just shoot it as a drama; then it’s funny just because my character does some funny things.” At first Butt was worried the jokes — ordering a glass of “chabolais” in a fancy

restaurant in hopes of impressing Kyra with his knowledge of wine — would “knee cap” the darker, grittier scenes, but he was “over the moon” when he first saw the rushes. Think Humphrey Bogart’s Philip Marlowe meets Peter Sellers’ Inspector Clouseau. “The movie was made to entertain,” he says during an interview at Calhoun’s, one of his favourite neighbourhood haunts. Maybe it’s his proximity to water but Butt uses a lot of swimming analogies to describe Leo’s character: “You don’t know how far you can swim until you’re drowning in the middle of the ocean. You’ll take more strokes than you ever thought you could.” Butt is calling his comedy tour “Almost a Movie Star” in deference to this addition to his resume but he’s also happy to be going back to his roots as a stand-up comic. There’s nothing but a microphone, a stool and a glass of water on the stage with him. He likes to gauge the mood of the audience as he stands in the shadows listening to the warm-up act, trying to figure out “what will make it angry and what will make it roll over and let you rub its belly?” Being alone with an audience expecting you to make them laugh seems a pretty intimidating task, but Butt has his inner 12-year-old’s sense of anticipation. “I’ve been doing this for 25 years and it’s fresh

and exciting every time.” Although there are many people who still mourn the end of Corner Gas, Butt needs to find ways of taking his imagination out for a walk. While he respects the show, and feels blessed to have been able to do it for 107 episodes, he didn’t want Corner Gas to overstay its welcome. “You don’t ever want someone to hand you your coat at the party.” He will always be grateful to Corner Gas for the way it pumped up his career and invites his fans to ride shotgun as he steered his career towards the next destination. “There are 107 episodes of Corner Gas and you can see it three times a day on TV [as reruns],” he says, shortly after someone walks by his table at Calhoun’s and says, “Corner Gas” in passing. (Earlier, two construction workers outside Calhoun’s were debating whether or not that was Brent Butt who had walked in.) “It’s there but I can’t keep going back to it.” After watching No Clue, no one will dare want to hold him back. Almost a Move Star is at the Vogue Theatre on February 6. Tickets are are $39.50 and are available at NorthernTickets.com or by phoning 604-569-1144. You can enter to win tickets for two at WEVancouver.com/contests. To watch

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What is your earliest memory of comedy: Chris: In Grade 4, I used to write down Jerry Seinfeld’s jokes when he would do stand-up on Seinfeld. My thinking was that when he retired and everyone forgot about him, I would be able to perform this material. Peter: Mine was probably high school. It sounds overly philosophical, but it was to avoid getting bullied. I did a show called A Room with an Alan — a BBC radio play. I was the only one in the drama class that could sort of do a British accent, because my mom is super British, so I got to say ‘Cock, piss, partridge!’ on stage. And high school kids? Could not deal with that. It was the funniest shit they’d ever seen.

n its first year up to bat, Vancouver Sketchfest is proving the old sports adage, ‘If you build it, they will come.’ Peter Carlone, the festival’s artistic director, has witnessed local comedians coming out of the corn since he first put out the call to audition. “As soon as I asked people to come forward with their sketch groups, we had groups that I previously wasn’t aware of — groups from all over the place, like Assaulted Fish from Burnaby — coming in. There were a good five or six that I didn’t know and I was like, ‘Oh! Here we go. Okay.’” Sketch comedy talent pools already dot the Vancouver landscape like watering holes, attracting new groups and earning loyal fans, which in turn attract more newcomers to the water’s edge. “I’m seeing a growth of shows,” Carlone, one half of Fringe Festival favourite Peter n’ Chris, confirms. “Everything from Clusterfun to the China Cloud comedy. And East Van Comedy is adding more shows to their docket.” Carlone teamed up with Instant Theatre’s acclaimed artistic director Alistair Cook to lure the best in national and international sketch comedy to Granville Island this weekend. “With Sketchfest, the focus is on the groups. It’s almost like a tradeshow of comedy,” he jokes. “You walk around and see what everybody has to offer. I’m hoping to get a broader audience that isn’t maybe the built-in comedy crowd. People that just want something to do for the weekend, to have a couple of drinks and laugh.”

What is your definition of sketch comedy? Peter: A lot of times people assume it’s like improv and standup, but it’s Saturday Night Live or Kids in the Hall or Monty Python. Chris: The thing about sketch that I like is you get to do the same thing over and over, and you can really hone a joke down to the word. You get to be scientific about comedy. Sort of like stand-up... Do you do that as well? Peter: I’ve done it a total of three times. Chris: The audience tends to be more hostile. Peter: Or there’s an attitude of, like, ‘Say jokes, funny man.’ As opposed to sketch comedy, where everybody is just looking for something silly and the laughter comes easier. Chris: I don’t like doing stand-up because I’m at an open mic level, and those open mics are always the worst. You go in and the standup’s not having fun because the audience isn’t laughing. So it’s like, ‘Who’s having fun here?? No one is having fun.’

More with Peter n’ Chris Five acts you can’t wait to see during Sketchfest: Peter: Aside from us... Mark and Kyle from Picnicface, for sure. Chris: Charles and Ladystache will be phenomenal. Peter: I’ve got a local one I’m excited about. Friday the 24th: Andrew Barber, Cam & Colin and Pump Trolley. Chris: There’s so many people coming in from out of town, and the people who tour know what they’re doing. Like Hot Thespian Action, they’re a Canadian Comedy-nominated group. Peter: Local group Sunday Service is also pretty hot.

So the basis of your show is at least you two are having fun. Chris: Yeah! Peter: Absolutely!

Award-winning sketch comedy duo Peter n’ Chris headline Sketchfest, running Jan. 23-25. Alex Waber photo

Vancouver Sketchfest, with more than 25 sketch comedy groups from around the world, runs January 23-25 at various venues on Granville Island. Tickets start at $15; VancouverSketchfest.com.

What route do you recommend for the home joker? Peter: Instant Theatre has some beginner-level character and improv workshops that are a pretty great place to start (InstantTheatre.com/classes). That’s how you become a writer, you start improv-ing and realize you just have to write the funny ones down. Chris: We also found the Fringe festivals to be a great avenue. That’s our bread and butter all summer. Do you ever tackle political subjects? Peter: Only if it serves the joke. I love to be political and talk about that stuff, but the comedy that I want to do is more positive. It’s not just a desire to be accessible — we don’t want to be lowest common denominator, Two and a Half Men, or whatever — but we like to be tolerant and accepting. Chris: People have said lately that we do shows that are like live-action Pixar, so it’s not really political. Peter: In our new one we poke fun at the idea that we’re all obsessed these days with period pieces, and how we’re allowed to be kind of sexist or racist in them — like Deadwood or Mad

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North Shore Rescue team leader Tim Jones, who has participated in more than 1,400 rescues, passed away suddenly on Jan. 19. North Shore News photo

North Shore mourns loss of rescue leader Tim Jones By Jane Seyd

e was fearless, obstinate and a born “alpha” who never let the niceties of protocol get in the way of getting the job done. It is to those qualities that hundreds of people who’ve been lost or in trouble in the North Shore mountains over the last 25 years probably owe their lives. This week the North Shore is mourning Tim Jones, the longtime leader of North Shore Rescue, who died suddenly while returning from the team’s Mount Seymour cabin on Sunday. Jones, 57, had been at a social event at the cabin and was walking back to the parking lot with daughter Taylor and another member of North Shore Rescue when he reportedly said, “Hang on a minute” and collapsed. Those at the scene started CPR immediately and paramedics, firefighters and members of North Shore Rescue raced to the scene. Jones was rushed to Lions Gate Hospital but doctors were unable to save him. City of North Vancouver Fire Chief Dan Pistilli was one of the many first responders who knew Jones who raced to the hospital Sunday night. Pistilli said fellow North Shore Rescue teammates and Jones’ colleagues from the BC Ambulance Service were in shock. “It was tough to see them,” he said. “It really hit home who it was.” Jones was remembered as a community hero this week. “He was tenacious. He had a really strong will,” said Doug Pope, spokesman for North Shore Rescue. “It helped in a rescue situation. When Tim was in control it made it easier to do our jobs.” Those who worked closely with

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Jones recalled his larger-than-life personality. “What drove Tim was saving lives. He didn’t let anything else get in his way,” said Jeff Yarnold of North Shore Rescue. Jones worked a regular job as an advanced life support paramedic, but could usually be counted on to drop everything when someone was lost or in trouble and lead a team of experienced backcountry rescuers into often treacherous terrain. During one of his first rescue operations, Jones was lowered from a helicopter into a ravine on Mount Seymour to rescue a hiker who’d fallen and injured himself. Years later, he spoke about the mixture of fear and adrenaline he felt when the helicopter was caught in a fog bank. When the rescue was finished, he was hooked. Jones and another team member were the first ones in when snowshoer Chris Morley fell 200 feet down a steep ice slope above Theta Lake on Mount Seymour in January 2007. Jones leaped out of the helicopter as darkness fell. John Blown and his advance team made it through with supplies the next day just as the rest of the rescue was called off due to treacherous conditions. The men ended up spending two nights in a snow cave with the injured and hypothermic Morley while a storm howled around them. “We could hear the avalanches coming down around us,” said Blown. Both Blown and Yarnold were with Jones again when the North Shore Rescue team pulled off the high-risk rescue of snowshoer Sebastian Boucher on Cypress in December 2012. “Everyone was pretty exhausted and we were starting to lose hope,” said Blown. Then they got word

that tracks had been spotted from the helicopter. At the time, Jones was at his daughter’s bedside in the hospital. Blown called him and said, “’We need you here.’ “He ran down to the police station in Vancouver and said he needed to get to the North Shore for a rescue.” Officers gave Jones an escort to the airport where the helicopter team picked him up, dropping him off in challenging conditions. They set up ropes and began to rappel into the dark, eventually finding Boucher near the bottom of a 300-foot waterfall. When the military chopper arrived to airlift the men to safety, Jones was “the last guy out.” Jones would usually assemble the team first and get authorization later, said Yarnold. “If he followed the book there would be a lot of people who wouldn’t be here today.” Jones was known for being sometimes tough on team members, calling them out in a dressing down he called “the shred.” The “shred” happened “if you did something stupid or unsafe,” said Blown. “He made sure we were operating at the highest level at all times.” It wasn’t uncommon for Jones to work a night shift as a paramedic, then go on a rescue call. For Jones, helping people was “almost like a drug,” said Murray. “It was all encompassing. . . . In a full platoon barrage way. Not in a Mother Teresa way.” A celebration of life is planned for noon on Saturday, Jan. 25 at Centennial Theatre in North Vancouver. Details are at northshorerescue.com. Jane Seyd is a reporter with the North Shore News. A longer version of this story is at NSNews.com.

Dissident associations win injunction against park board By Sandra Thomas

he BC Supreme Court has temporarily halted the attempted evictions of six community centre associations by the Vancouver Park Board. In a decision brought down Jan. 17, BC Supreme Court justice Gregory Bowden ruled Hastings, Kensington, Kerrisdale, Killarney, Riley Park Hillcrest and Sunset community centre associations can stay put until a court case is heard, possibly in 2015. The Vision Vancouver-dominated park board served the six dissident associations with eviction notices last fall after the group launched several legal proceedings in BC Supreme Court regarding an interim joint operating agreement. The associations launched the first lawsuit in September, asking for an injunction against what was initially the forced use of the OneCard, a universal access pass that eliminates the need for individual community centre memberships. According to the provincial Societies Act, the associations must have a membership list to qualify as a non-profit society. The park board also wanted to centralize programs and services at community centres across the city, which the associations say isn’t practical. As well, the board wants to create a new financial model which, when first proposed, would have seen all of the associations pooling their revenues and that money being diverted to “have not” community centres. A new financial model has yet to be decided and negotiations are ongoing in cementing a permanent joint operating agreement. The associations then accused the park board of alleged violations of their joint operating agreements and filed for damages, which was followed by eviction notices from the park board. The third court proceeding was a successful request for an injunction to temporarily lift the eviction notices until the court case regarding the joint operating agreement

can be decided. Ainslie Kwan, president of the Killarney Community Centre Society, said in a press release: “This decision is a win for all non-profit community associations across the city, including those not involved in this legal action. It means not only can we continue providing our services and programs in the centres we built and have jointly operated for decades, but that the park board cannot bully community volunteers when they aren’t getting their way.” According to the associations, with the injunction in place it’s business as usual for patrons of the six community centres and services and programs will continue as always. Based on comments made during various court proceedings in 2013, the associations hope the park board will drop its efforts to evict the six groups. Last Friday park board chair Niki Sharma told the Vancouver Courier she’s unaware of any promise to drop the eviction should the associations win this injunction. On Monday, Sharma added the board hopes the six will return to the negotiating table alongside the city’s 12 other community centres. “Our position has always been we’ve wanted to negotiate with those six since the beginning, even in light of the lawsuit,” said Sharma. “The new joint operating agreement is still on the table.” In response to the decision, Dean Davison, legal counsel for the six associations, said, “The court clearly recognized that the relationship between these parties is unique. One party cannot decide arbitrarily how the two parties should work together, nor can one party decide unilaterally what should happen if the two cannot work together.” In the past year, NPA commissioner Melissa De Genova unsuccessfully put forward motions calling for community consultation on the new joint operating agreement with the support of fellow NPAer John Coupar.

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High-tech fabric creates a buzz UBC researchers get grant to create a material that could harvest and store solar power By Cheryl Rossi

eyman Servati’s passion for scientific projects — including tents that store solar power and shirts that monitor heart rates — paid off last week. Federal Minister of State for Science and Technology Greg Rickford featured the work of the associate professor of electrical and computer engineering when he announced $43 million in research grants for 23 universities across the country at UBC earlier this month. Servati’s solar cell and bio-sensing textile projects received $1.03 million. “I have been working on flexible electronics for a long time,” Servati said. “[I have] passion about it, basically making real contributions to the life of people in both of these projects.” Servati works with Frank Ko who’s an expert in nanofibres. Their team is developing fabric

that could harvest and store solar energy to be used as electricity. A tent made of such material could be used in remote areas and the developing world, or by the military and campers. “Maybe in the future we can integrate in clothing so it enables people to wear stuff that can charge mobile [devices such as] our health monitoring sensors,” he said. Servati is working with colleagues to create clothing or flexible, fine material that could be attached to one’s skin to monitor vital signs. This furthers Ko’s earlier work of creating a “skin” for aircraft that could sense the environment and detect small cracks on a plane’s surface. ReFleX Wireless, a BC-based company created by three UBC undergraduates who have gained attention for their wireless health monitoring systems, is also involved. Kendall Ho, an emergency room doctor at UBC Hospital, is also delving into new technologies. “What they see is a great potential for wearable electronics that can monitor the health and vital signs of patients. Suppose that somebody goes to an emergency room and they had a cardiac issue,

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t was the chefs’ turn to critique all the people who come into their restaurants, take photos of every course and then post instant, sometimes hurtful, reviews on social media. “I have one request,” chef Scott Jaeger of The Pear Tree in Burnaby told the crowd at 6 Course Discourse on Monday night. “Eat it before you tweet it.” This prompted, of course, many people at the Dine Out Vancouver event at the Edgewater Casino to take out their smartphones and tweet about his comments. (See photo.) Julian Bond, who has taught dozens of this city’s chefs at the Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts, had a similar request. He wants diners to think before they write. “Everyone’s a critic and they don’t understand how powerful it is,” he said. “My vision is that we only talk well about a restaurant. If a restaurant is bad, don’t talk about it and it will go away on its own. Some comments can tear people’s day apart.” Bond said he turns away applicants who want to take cooking classes so they can be on the Food Network. This

prompted Vikram Vij, a popular Food Network judge, to say, “You go to school to become a doctor, lawyer or chef but you don’t got to school to become a celebrity.” The evening, hosted by Follow Me Foodie and WE Vancouver columnist Mijune Pak, started with ticket holders sampling food and wine from some of our favourite restaurants and wineries. Six chefs — John Bishop, Julian Bond, Tina Fineza, Scott Jaeger, Hamid Salamian and Vikram Vij — then talked about what drives them as chefs. Some of them felt uncomfortable coming out from behind the saucepan but by the time they too had had a glass of wine or two while they listened to the other presenters, the Q and A which followed was like sitting around a dinner table and swapping stories from the trenches. Asked about the biggest challenge facing Vancouver restaurants, Bishop, the culinary veteran, said that he could cope with recessions and trends but what he really needs on West 4th is easier parking. Vij said he’d like Vancouver to be more proud of our restaurant scene. We have amazing access to produce from nearby fields and oceans, and “once we are proud of ourselves, everyone will be proud of us.”

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This week’s dish is both a tease and a memory, since, unfortunately, it’s no longer available — but for a very good reason. Executive chef Jefferson Alvarez of Secret Location has launched his revolutionary 300 Dishes in 30 Days. Running through February 15, each day will see a new 10-course set menu available for dinner for $75, including alcoholic beverages. No dish will ever be repeated, and no menus will be posted in advance. Not for the gastronically faint of heart, but worth more than one visit, as it’s not just any chef who can have me raving about edible clay (among other things).

SCENE | HEARD After more than 35 years of serving up fine French food to Vancouver diners, Le Gavroche has closed its doors. A bailiff’s sign on the door of the converted heritage home where the restaurant was located indicates over $80,000 in rent is owed. The former owner and founder, Manuel Ferreira, sold the restaurant last year to his executive chef, Robert Guest, who converted the traditional French menu to one that was highly contemporary and experimental…perhaps too experimental for Vancouver, in hindsight. David Hawksworth, celebrated chef and owner of the award-winning Hawksworth Restaurant, is planning to open a second restaurant (name TBA) in downtown Vancouver in 2015. Look for a more casual concept loosely designed around shared dishes, with local and Italian influences. Oyama Sausage is holding their annual Choucroute Festival January 23 to 26. Their housemade Alsatian-style sauerkraut will be available ready to eat, along with all of the usual accoutrements. OyamaSausage.ca Left Coast Naturals, a BC-based natural foods manufacturer and distributor, has announced that its entire catalogue of will be free of GMOs by December 31, 2015. Left Coast joins other BC companies such as Nature’s Path

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hile this year’s edition of the Vancouver International Wine Festival doesn’t start until February 24, I’m sharing my recommendations of can’t-miss events sooner than later since, at press time, more than half of the tastings, seminars and dinners have sold out. I’m sure a big chunk of this year’s popularity is due to France being the theme country and sparkling wine holding court as the general wine-style focus. In saying this, you’ll definitely want to hit the International Festival Tasting Room at least once during the Thursday, Friday or Saturday editions, and enjoy the opportunity to sip 780 wines from 178 wineries and 14 countries. All the information’s over at VanWineFest.ca, including tickets for these three events I’m heartily advising you nab sooner than later. France Bubbly Party | Tuesday, February 25 | Ginger 62 | 9-11pm | $65 I love casual, nighttime stand-up events — there’s just something so cosmopolitan about them. Besides the fun DJ and

lounge atmosphere, there’s a raw bar for snacking and a host of sparkling wines and Champagnes from the likes of Pierre Sparr, Lanson and H. Blin. Who said being civilized couldn’t be fun? SIP THIS: Zinck Crémant d’Alsace Brut ($23.99, BC Liquor Stores) is a tremendous value that you can keep top-of-mind all year long. Fresh, crunchy apples with lemon and sea-spray for under 25 bucks makes it a bargain. The Heart of Burgundy | Wednesday, February 26 | Coast Restaurant | 6:30pm | $155 What a great opportunity to feast on Chef Pedro Gonzalez’s local fare while tucking into many a bottle of Burgundy from world-famous vineyards. Find out why most wine geeks go to the storied region when they’re asked for their all-time favourite wines. SIP THIS: Latour Corton 2010 Charlemagne Grand Cru ($200-250, various vintages, BC Liquor/Private Stores) comes from stony, limestone soil and is the poster child for pitch-perfect elegant oak treatment in a stunning vintage.

Mediterranean Mingler | Saturday, March 1 | VCC West, Level 3 | Noon–2pm | $80 With a backdrop of the North Shore Mountains and plenty of snacking to be had during this grazing lunch, it’s no wonder it increases in popularity each year. A completely different atmosphere from the sometimes-frenetic International Tasting Room, there’s a much more leisurely pace at this event where you’ll have the chance to chat with winery principals from some of the biggest names in the south of France, like Paul Mas, Gerard Bertrand, Chapoutier and more. SIP THIS: There’s fresh and lively Southern French expression to be found in a bottle of Chapoutier Bila-Haut Cotes-du-Roussillon ($15.99, BC Liquor Stores), which blends Grenache, Syrah and Cinsault while keeping things full of purple fruit and herbs at a chipper 13 per cent alcohol.

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Indie acts take stage at Winterruption Granville Island is gearing up to celebrate its ninth annual Winterruption on February 14-16. New this year, join a “Meet Your Makers” tour showcasing Granville Island spirits including the Liberty Distillery. The Vancouver Fringe Festival presents the hilarious comedy Hockey Show at the Pub & Pickle at Studio 1398, while the Coastal Jazz & Blues Society brings you ticketed performances by Vancouver pop prog-rockers We are the City February 14, and the mellower sounds of Canadian act Wake Owl the next day. The lineup of free concerts resembles more what you’d expect from a Coastal Jazz offering, with two shows each of Qalandar’s Arab-improv fusion, Vancouver pianist/vocalist Jillian Lebeck, smoky-vocaled French singer SaintPierre and Thelonious Monk tribute Monk’s Music (our pick of must-see show of the festival). Family fun is front-and-centre with appearances by stilt dancers parading down the streets, mask-making workshops and live performances by Charlotte Diamond. Discover artists’ exhibits, local food and pop-up dance performances around every corner of Granville Island all weekend long. Need help with government services for children, youth or young adults?

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By Glen Korstrom

ancouver real estate ranks as the second most expensive in the world as a multiple of the average resident’s income for the second year in a row, according to St. Louis-based research firm Demographia. Hong Kong remains the world’s most expensive real estate market, with properties selling for an average 14.9 times the average resident’s annual income. Vancouver earned the No. 2 spot thanks to its 10.3 multiple of average income. In 2011, the city ranked No. 3, behind both Hong Kong and Sydney. San Francisco this year passed Sydney to become the world’s No. 3 most expensive real estate market with a 9.2 multiple of average income. No other Canadian cities ranked in the top 10, which includes San Jose (8.7 multiple), Melbourne (8.4 multiple), Auckland (8 multiple), San Diego (7.9 multiple), Los Angeles (7.7 multiple) and London (7.3 multiple).

agricultural land reserve (ALR) is largely responsible for high housing prices in Metro Vancouver. “The leadership of BC has placed the preservation of agricultural land at a higher priority than the standard of living of people and the minimization of poverty,” Cox said. He accepted that Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson has taken some action with his housing affordability task force and initiatives such as more laneway housing. But, he said those efforts at most could achieve minor gains. “Forcing people to live on granny flats in the backyard represents a lower standard of living,” Cox said. “The basic reason Vancouver house prices are so unaffordable is that you do not allow a competitive market to operate on the fringe. That has been the story in every first world metropolitan area that has similar problems.” A longer version of this article is on BIV.com

Unrivaled splendor. Vancouver’s premiere waterfront residences combining two suites and conceived over 2 years of design & construction • 270 degree views flr-ceiling views of marinas, False Crk, Granville Island & cityscapes • House size 3255 sqft complimented by a 360 degree elliptical flrplan centered around a glass wine room, 4 bdrms, 4 bathrms, 5 parking & 2 storage lckrs • Featuring: 12 piece Miele & Thermador S/S appliances, Capolavaro granite, Zebrano book-matched cabinetry, 2 home theatre systems, surround audio thruout, marble & onyx flooring thruout, T5 wired, video security system, Lutron one touch light & shades control, all rooms are a unique design & statement, Swarovski chandeliers, 6 piece master bath with 273 spray & steam shower, air jet tub, his/hers sinks; W/I closet, a ‘pink mosaic Bisazza’ bathroom, family room, great room, formal & informal dining areas, formal living room, dual entry, two balconies, two gas f/p, nanny quarters & much more • Simply spectacular!

2201-1500 HOWE STREET THE DISCOVERY: $849,000

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Sprawling 1311sf NW corner 2 bdrm + 2bath in a waterfront seaside highly desirable location • Right on seawall, aquabus to Granville Island, mins. to beaches & parks • Generous rooms thruout, perfect for entertaining & house size furniture! • Reno’d kitchen w/ new S/S Fisher Paykel, Miele & Bosch appliances, lovely kitchen island & windows in kitch., h/w flrs, gas f/p, king size bdrms, Master has 5pc. bath w/ sep. shower, jetted tub & W/I closet • Outdoor covered balcony for bbqs, real laundry room, 2 parking & storage locker • This is a jewel in the sky. Clubhouse, guest suite, sauna, hottub & gym • Exterior paint & sealant completed 2011.

SE Corner 966 sqft 1 bdrm (or easily convert to a 2 bdrm), 2 full 4pc bathrooms, solarium (great for office) w/ windows, maple laminate flooring throughout, large open kitchen with breakfast bar, large master suite fits king size bed with 4pc. ensuite, insuite storage, gas f/p, insuite W/D, built-in speaker system, freshly painted thruout, bright w/ plenty of natural lights, views of city & False Creek & 1 parking • Solid building by Concert Properties • Guest suite, gym, yoga area, club house & boardrooms • Fabulous for entertaining & just wanting to have more space for your urban lifestyle • Steps to the seawall, miles of beaches & Westend Davie St retail district.

Real Estate Opens WEST END 1720 Barclay #103, 2 bdrm, $328,900, Sat 2-3 only 1720 Barclay #305, 1 bdrm, $229,900, Sat 2-3 only 601-1723 Alberni, 1 bdrm, $365,900, Sun 2-4

1631 Comox St, 1 bdrm + den, $369,000, Sun 2-4 306-1177 Hornby, 1 bdrm + den, $363,500, Sat 2-4 1790 W. 10th Ave., 1 bdrm, $334,900, Sat & Sun 2-4

542 SMITHE ST – THE MODE TOWNHOME: $595,000

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SUBPENTHOUSE – 270 degree views of N. Shore Mtns. as far as you can see • 3 bdrms/2bathrms, 1179sf, open & modern floorplan w/ flr to ceiling windows, only 3 years old • Oversized bedrooms, dream master bedroom w/ its own balcony, den , walk-in closet & 5pc. ensuite bath, granite countertops, S/S appliances, laminate flooring throughout, 100sqft+ outdoor balcony for bbqs w/ views, NE corner unit with sweeping views • Location Location Location – steps to Canada Line to YVR, downtown, across from Lansdowne Mall (new Target store), Kwantlen University & more • Guest suite, clubhouse, media rm.

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2103-1438 RICHARDS STREET AZURA I: $969,000

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Spectacular 180 degree views of unobstructed water, park & as far as you can see in a luxury waterfront Masterplanned community • Steps to the seawall, million $ parks, Granville Island aquabus, seaside restaurants & marinas • SW Corner 1138 sqft 2bdrm+2bath+real den • Features hardwood flrs throughout, S/S appliances, gas stove, granite countertops, flr-ceiling windows, lots of natural light and views from every room! • TWO PARKING STALLS & storage locker • Mint condition and show suite quality • Resort amenities: Club Viva pool, hottub, concierge, squash courts, theatre, gym, guest suite & more.

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SUB P/H: 1603-189 DAVIE ST. AQUARIUS III: $608,000

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Beautiful 1126 sqft 2 level Townhome boasts 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, large kitchen island, granite countertops, electric fireplace, outdoor patio & more. Just steps to Robson retail district, Granville street entertainment district, entertainment venues & just mins to the seawall & marine recreation. 2-5-10 warranty, Rainscreened – Completed 2008. Ultra modern, sleek & feels like a home in the city! 1 parking, Rentals & pets allowed. Great investment property too!

802-1455 HOWE STREET POMARIA: $509,000

611-1500 HORNBY STREET 888 BEACH TOWERS: $438,000

308-1438 RICHARDS STREET AZURA I

Beautiful floorplan N, E & S corner 1079sf 2 bdrm + 2bath + real den • Across the street from Elsie Roy Elementary, seawall, David Lam Park, Roundhouse Comm. Centre, Urban Fare, Canada Line & Yaletown • Generous rooms, master fits king bed, granite counters, window in kitchen, marble in bathrooms, H/W flrs & new carpet in bdrms, views of False Creek, city & courtyard, Iarge insuite storage, excellent for entertaining w/ spacious living/dining, den w/ windows. Solid building, best managed in Yaletown w/ onsite Mgr. I/D pool, hot tub, gym, bike room. GROUP WEST COAST REALTY

RARELY ON THE MARKET • Aﬀordable 2 bdrms + 2 bath in the waterfront master planned Marinaside neighborhood • Everything at your doorstep: Urban Fare, seawall, Roundhouse Centre, Yaletown & marinas • NE Corner 787 sqft 2bdrm + 2 full baths w/ ensuite in master, beautiful views of marina from living /dining, overlooking lagoon & city views too • Fabulous floorplan, new stainless gas stove, granite countertops, marble in bathrooms, full 4pc. guest bathroom, large insuite storage, hardwood flrs throughout, balcony for bbq’s, 1 prkg, excellent condition! • 24/7 concierge, I/D pool, hot tub, sauna, lagoon, club house, theatre, gym & more • Don’t miss this one!

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2916 E. 41ST AVENUE $729,000

2609-977 MAINLAND STREET YALETOWN PARK 3 - SOLD IN 1 DAY!

2301-969 RICHARDS STREET $399,000

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A collection of 5 gorgeous boutique townhomes in the heart of Fairview – 3 storey 1574 sqft modern luxury complete with 3 supersize bdrms, 2.5 baths, 2 outdoor decks, 2 parking & storage • Eric Hamber Secondary, Carr Elementary & L’Ecole Bilingue Catchment • Steps to VGH/UBC Medical district, Granville/Cambie Village, mins. to Downtown & Canada Line • 9’ ceilings, oak hardwood flrs, open gourmet kitchen, S/S appls., granite counters, gas f/p, separate dining • Quiet SE corner – plenty of natural light, huge main flr deck for bbqs • Exclusive master suite on 2nd level w/ walk-in closet, oﬃce nook, private deck & ensuite bath w/ Nuheat flrs • Top floor has two supersized bdrms & 4pc. bath • Perfect for families of all sizes/ages! • Show suite quality.

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$325,000 1909–161 WEST GEORGIA ST

Fantastic opportunity to live or invest in a spacious 1 bedroom city home. Quiet southfacing garden suite with many upgrades. Situated in a well-maintained building w/ a proactive strata. Recent building upgrades include a new roof (2013), piping (2008), hot water tanks, elevator, common area upgrades & money for a new boiler. 1 parking and 1 storage locker included. Rentals and pets allowed! All this in the heart of the West End, just steps to the seawall, English Bay, shopping and all the great amenities downtown has to offer. www.candiceelliott.com

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$645,000 310 – 1435 NELSON ST

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$345,000

Terrific large 1 bedroom West of Denman and massive walk-in garden level suite with closet. Two-person a private entrance, your soaker tub, enclosed pooch will love it. Well balcony (may be opened laid out 1,048 sq.ft. 2 up if desired). Wide bdrm, 2 bath with some open living and dining updating, waiting for room. One of the best your personal touch. locations in the West Includes gas f/p, laundry, End. 1 parking stall & parking & storage in this well-managed bldg. Pets & rentals 1 storage locker. Pet and rental friendly building. welcome. 1 blk to Stanley Park & 2 blks to English Bay. Check out our website, www.dexterrealty.com for current market condition updates.

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Completely renoed designer 1 bdrm & den @ London Place • Fantastic open concept + light thruout • Warm & bright designer colors, brand new kitchen w/ quartz countertops, new s/s backsplash tiles & appls., gooseneck faucet & double undermount sink • Brand new coffee laminate h/w flrs thruout... Tinted wall to wall windows, commercial grade construction converted to condos in 1994 (built to last Proactive Complex) • Low strata fees incl heat + hot water + free laundry + rooftop patio with views + 2 storage lockers, parking, gym, sauna, hot tub • Pets allowed, rentals with restrictions • Unbelievable central location close to everything!!!

CUSTOM YALETOWN SKYHOME $628,800 2305-501 PACIFIC

Must see, one of a kind, custom built, Yaletown, VIEW SKYHOME @ The 501! • This luxuriously appointed urban oasis combines 2 units redesigned into a spacious 1 Bdrm plus Den • Loads of extras: Home theatre surround sound, 2 gas f/p, s/s appl., a spa-like bathroom with granite heated flrs & built in sound system, separate tiled shower & 2 person jetted jacuzzi tub. The open concept 340sf living/dining rm includes a custom millwork desk, double sided built in wall aquarium, large master with fireplace, English Bay, Marina & City VIEWS & a lg walk in closet • Outstanding building offering 24 hr concierge, 2 guest suites, indoor/outdoor pool, exercise rm, sauna, jacuzzi, 2 parking & 2 lockers!

PARK 360, $348,000 2005-7088 18TH AVE, BURNABY

• This 1 bdrm plus den is Cressey built with all the premium finishing including 9’ ceilings, open plan kitchen w/ SS appl., granite counters, engineered h/w floors, custom built-ins & more • Enjoy the large balcony for BBQs & gardening, the unit has terrific easterly views • Building amenities incl. fully equipped exercise room, sauna, steam room, swirl pool, lounge & recreation room w/ billiards table • Great access to transit, be downtown in minutes • Shopping is convenient with Metrotown, High Gate Mall and Big Bend strip mall on Marine Way.

THE OLIVE $428,800 406-3225 TUPPER ST

• Great 1 BR + den w/ gourmet kitchen w/ granite counters, quality cabinetry, KitchenAid s/s appl. • Fabulous north views & a balcony ideal for BBQs • Unit has a cozy living room with wide plank h/w flooring & fireplace • Great lifestyle unit in South Cambie steps to transit, shopping, cafes & restaurants • Pets & rentals welcome

PRICE REDUCED TAYLOR TOWNHOME, $428,800 253-35 KEEFER PL

• Rare & Unique Townhouse Opportunity in hot Crosstown • 2 level, private entry, one bdrm+den townhome with lower terrace & upper deck plus insuite laundry, parking & storage • Flooded with natural light, space, peace, and greenery • Accessed through a gated landscaped courtyard, enjoy the benefits of a large complex (secured parking, storage, exercise facilities & low maintenance fees) & all the tranquility & privacy of a detached home • Steps to park, shopping, cafes, grocery, skytrain, theatres, restaurants, perfection!

DOMAIN PENTHOUSE $358,800 410-2828 MAIN ST

BURNABY TOWNHOUSE $499,900 2915 ARGO PLACE

YALETOWN SUBPENTHOUSE $639,900 2809-501 PACIFIC

LD O S T T S S U U J J SOLD SOLD 2203-608 BELMONT ST $355,900

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RECENT SALES 410-2828 MAIN STREET 2915 ARGO PLACE, BBY 2809-501 PACIFIC ST 201-66 W CORDOVA ST 901-188 KEEFER ST 4487 EPPS AVE D1-1100 W 6TH AVE 1107-2770 SOPHIA ST 808-1367 ALBERNI ST 1702-1331 ALBERNI ST 2109-788 HAMILTON ST

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New Listing - 1949 Beach #505 On English Bay Beautifully renovated 1258 sf of living space at Beach Town House. On the quiet Pendrell side; but you can see English Bay from both bedrooms. The largest living room in town, new hardwood floors, new windows in a sought after heritage style building on the beach. $719,000.

View! View! View! - Sunset Beach 1330 Harwood #2004 High end renovations including fireplace. Live in luxury. Outdoor pool. $335,000.

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New Listing - 1720 Barclay #305 OPEN: SAT 2 - 3 Beautifully renovated one bedroom at Lancaster Gate just off Denman. One of the nicest suites in the Denman area with a complete high end makeover & an open balcony. Pool. $229,900.

Ready Soon - 1655 Nelson #210 Off Denman We are taking names for showings soon. Some building work in progress. Great value. $329,900.

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1720 Barclay #1002 - Just Off Denman English Bay Gorgeous SE corner with high end renovations, views & move in cond. $279,000.

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floweR of sCoTlanD Well kept home renovated with comfort and style in sought after concrete strata near English Bay. Resort style setting in lush gardens mean you need never leave the property unless to shop, dine, stroll the beach or enjoy Stanley Park. Rarely available SW corner two bedroom with enclosed balcony (optional). Pet friendly. $409,000

Phase II now selling. 8 opportunities for a new home on the water.

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New Listing - 1720 Barclay #103 OPEN: SAT 2 - 3 Amazing price for this updated NW corner two bedroom in a quality Denman highrise. Nice upgrades everywhere, soaker tub. Quiet problem free building with pool. Hurry! Won’t last! $328,900.

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RobbIe buRns sPeCIal The bard of Scotland would be proud to call this character two bedroom houselike corner apartment home. Lots of space, beautiful inlaid oak floors, good light and peaceful area for creating and mediating. Solid well run building with great neighbours in sought after West of Denman location steps to Stanley park, Lost Lagoon and more. $479,000

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Under Renovation - 1924 Comox #305 Almost ready! We are adding new appliances, new carpets & more. Best value. 737 sf. $398,000.

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January 16 – 22, 2014

movies Chris Pine and Keira Knightley star in Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit. Larry Horricks photo

Ryan spy saga a complete reboot JACK RYAN: SHADOW RECRUIT

Starring Chris Pine, Keira Knightley Directed by Kenneth Branagh It may be a post-9/11 landscape but there is still ample appetite for CIA anThor Diakow alyst-turned-spy Jack Ryan in today’s movie world. Late author Tom Clancy’s iconic character has been played by three previous actors (Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford, Ben Affleck) in four separate films. This time around, rising star Chris Pine teams up with Thor director Kenneth Branagh (who also serves as the main villain) for a complete reboot. After a brisk setup that cuts right to the chase, we see Jack get shot down in a helicopter while serving in Afghanistan,

complete some lengthy rehab after sustaining serious injuries and finally go to work for the CIA as a covert analyst who uncovers a Russian plot to collapse the U.S. Economy. Casting is always key and Shadow Recruit gets full marks in that department — Pine proves a formidable and genuinely likeable hero while Keira Knightley provides some beauty with brains. Kevin Costner establishes the mentor role extremely well. The film’s story doesn’t reinvent the wheel but recalls what audiences love about the Bond or Bourne franchises. Unfortunately, the action sequences are far too frantically edited to register any sense of what is happening on screen. Thankfully though, Shadow Recruit has enough intelligence and old-school thrills to compensate.

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Gentle, genuine Romeo and Juliet tale GABRIELLE

Starring Gabrielle Marion-Rivard, Alexandre Landry Directed by Louise Archambault As we’re introduced to Gabrielle (Gabrielle Marion-Rivard), she’s in full voice and visibly ecstatic, singing at choir practice while exchanging flirtatious glances with the mutually smitten Martin (Alexandre Landry). And while such reverie seems to come naturally to this young woman, it’s increasingly harder to come by in Louise Archambault’s moving, measured drama concerning her fiercely fought struggle for independence. Born with Williams syndrome, Gabrielle routinely finds herself constantly denied the experiences that are commonplace in the pop songs she belts out with her special needs choir. As Archambault illustrates, while most parents experience some measure of discomfort in acknowledging their children’s sexuality, that level of unease can red-line should those progeny be developmentally disabled. Consequently, Gabrielle and Martin discover that their infatuation has been cruelly deemed unacceptable by influential loved ones based largely on their chromosomal makeup. Offering a wholly original spin on the Romeo and Juliet dynamic, Archambault evidently sympathizes with her protagonist’s yearning for the freedom to act on her desires. Yet, her storytelling remains clear-eyed, raising

Gabrielle Marion-Rivard and VincentGuillaume Otis star in Quebec director Louise Archambault’s movie Gabrielle. Philippe Bossé photo questions about what’s achievable. Marion-Rivard (who also suffers from Williams syndrome) is a wonderfully expressive performer, engagingly careening between pride and panic as Gabrielle undertakes challenges in hopes of proving her capabilities. While much of the film hinges on lowkey drama, gentle comedy and well-defined relationships, Archambault does indulge in a showy climax featuring Gabrielle’s choir joining Quebec music icon Robert Charlebois for a rendition of his swoon-inducing (and thematically significant) “Lindberg.” However, the most genuinely rousing moments are to be found its more graceful depictions of minor triumphs. — Curtis Woloschuk

Devil’s Knot adds little to tragic story DEVIL’S KNOT

Starring Reese Witherspoon, Colin Firth Directed Atom Egoyan When Atom Egoyan has dipped his toe into the mainstream in the past, it’s typically taken the form of tawdry psychological thrillers such as the recent Where the Truth Lies or Chloe. While hardly successes by any traditional measure, they’ve at least offered some intermittent amusement with their stilted eroticism and wayward performances. While Devil’s Knot marks yet another misfire for the Canadian auteur, there’s no perverse pleasure to be gleaned on this occasion. Instead, there’s only bewilderment. Devil’s Knot tells the story of the wrongfully convicted West Memphis Three that’s already been detailed both exceptionally and exhaustively in four documentaries (including West of Memphis, which is barely out of the rearview). This dramatization seems to exist solely for

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those fickle viewers adverse to non-fiction films and more inclined to take an interest in true stories if they feature a star like Reese Witherspoon masquerading as a mourning blue collar mother (achieved through a frumpy sweatshirt and somnambulistic bearing). As a private investigator, Colin Firth is a far more active participant on screen, trying to make sense of how three teenage outcasts came to be accused of the gruesome murders of three young boys. This allows Egoyan to stitch together the particulars of the trialturned-travesty-of-justice but they fail to cohere into a compelling narrative. A harrowing story hinging on rampant prejudice and witch hunt-level hysteria has been bled of its combustive emotions and reduced to an inert courtroom drama. In turn, the only outrage here is derived from watching Egoyan continue to squander his considerable talent. — Curtis Woloschuk

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• Spacious 1 bedroom plan 688 sq ft • Open plan maximizes views everywhere • Coveted West facing over Stanley Park • Beautiful Eng Bay view in every room • Completely renovated kitch w/SS appls

$334,900 2055 PENDRELL

• New bath incl. vanity tile & fixtures • Newer double glazed windows • Raised LR w/eFP, roller blinds • Open balcony for sunset martinis • Adult oriented co-op. Cat only

• Rare SW corner oceanfront 1 blk to Park • 2 BR 2 bath 1246 sf Beach T’house Apts • Lovely view corridors to Eng Bay & Kits • House like feel–right on the water • New baths & engineered oak HW floors

$525,000 1949 BEACH

• Grand 30’ LR/DR for entertaining • New kitch w/SS appls, granite counters • 2 king-size BR, formal entry, tons of closets • 1 secured indoor parking, lrg private storage • Amazing common roofdeck & BBQ area

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of information was released but you can bet your bottom dollar that it’ll be fast. There are large air inlets, 18inch wheels and the unmistakable MINI silhouette and face. It’s built as much for the road as it is the track. Did I mention it’ll be fast? Until the production vehicle is produced, we will just have to be patient and wait for pricing, specs and all the fun stuff.

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Rick suddenly and unexpectedly left us on January 12, 2014 at age 58. He is survived by his mother Lonnie and siblings Randy, Debbie (Howard), Rob (Colleen), nieces and nephews Cory, Megan, Kelsey and Nicholas, and his great - nephews Kaedon and Ezra. He is predeceased by his father Norman (2013). Rick grew up in the Guildford area of Surrey. He graduated from North Surrey Secondary School in 1973. It was there that he met lifelong friends through the music program, fueled by the energy of music teachers Murray and Springer. Rick was passionate about music and used his “big” voice in numerous musical theatre productions over the years. Rick was full of life. He loved his city, Vancouver, and actively followed its growth and evolution. He loved nothing better than to take his sibs and friends on a walking tour of the city. He was especially knowledgeable of the history and architecture of the city. Many a night was spent debating civic politics over a fine scotch and cigar. Rick loved his West End community and the Friday nights and Sunday afternoons with the boys at the “Pumps”. His summer was planned around Pride and the Fireworks festivals. Rick’s annual road trip with best friend Allan was the highlight of the year. The two would travel, after extensive planning, the western US exploring the national parks, geological formations, and hiking trails. Rick loved all things natural, especially his geodes and orchids. Rick was happy and at peace with his place in the world. He loved and was loved by family and friends. He will be missed. A Celebration of Rick’s life will be held 1 pm, Saturday, January 25, at Victory Memorial Park, 14831 28th Ave. Surrey. All Rick’s friends are welcome.

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horoscopes Free Will Astrology by Rob Brezsny r 8FFL PG +BOVBSZ

ARIES (MARCH 21-APRIL 19): Actor Casey Affleck appreciates the nurturing power of his loved ones. “My family would be supportive,” he says, “if I said I wanted to be a Martian, wear only banana skins, make love to ashtrays, and eat tree bark.” I’d like to see you cultivate allies like that in the coming months, Aries. Even if you have never had them before, there’s a good chance they will be available. For best results, tinker with your understanding of who your family might be. Redefine what “community” means to you.

TAURUS (APRIL 20-MAY 20): Author John Koenig says we often regard emotions as positive or negative. Feeling respect is good, for example, while being wracked with jealousy is bad. But he favors a different standard for evaluating emotions: how intense they are. At one end of the spectrum, everything feels blank and blah, even the big things. “At the other end is wonder,” he says, “in which everything feels alive, even the little things.” Your right and proper goal right now, Taurus, is to strive for the latter kind: full-on intensity and maximum vitality. Luckily, the universe will be conspiring to help you achieve that goal.

GEMINI (MAY 21-JUNE 20): At her blog otherwordly.tumblr.com, Yee-Lum Mak defines the Swedish word resfeber this way: “the restless race of the traveler’s heart before the journey begins, when anxiety and anticipation are tangled together.” You might be experiencing resfeber right now, Gemini. Even if you’re not about to depart on a literal trip, I’m guessing you will soon start wandering out on a quest or adventure that will bring your heart and mind closer together. Paradoxically, your explorations will teach you a lot about being better grounded. Bon voyage!

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CANCER (JUNE 21-JULY 22): How does a monarch butterfly escape its chrysalis when it has finished gestating? Through tiny holes in the skin of the chrysalis, it takes big gulps of air and sends them directly into its digestive system, which expands forcefully. Voila! Its body gets so big it breaks free. When a chick is ready to emerge from inside its egg, it has to work harder than the butterfly. With its beak, it must peck thousands of times at the shell, stopping to rest along the way because the process is so demanding. According to my analysis, Cancerian, you’re nearing the final stage before your metaphorical emergence from gestation. Are you more like the butterfly or chick?

LIBRA (SEPT. 23-OCT. 22): Whatever adventures may flow your way in the coming weeks, Libra, I hope you will appreciate them for what they are: unruly but basically benevolent; disruptive in ways that catalyze welcome transformations; a bit more exciting than you might like, but ultimately pretty fun. Can you thrive on the paradoxes? Can you delight in the unpredictability? I think so. When you look back at these plot twists two months from now, I bet you’ll see them as entertaining storylines that enhance the myth of your hero’s journey. You’ll understand them as tricky gifts that have taught you valuable secrets about your soul’s code.

LEO (JULY 23-AUG. 22): “I’m not sure where to go from here. I need help.” I encourage you to say those words out loud, Leo. Even if you’re not sure you believe they’re true, act as if they are. Why? Because I think it would be healthy for you to express uncertainty and ask for assistance. It could free you from the unrealistic notion that you’ve got to figure everything out by yourself. And this would bring you, as if by magic, interesting offers and inquiries. In other words, if you confess your neediness, you will attract help. Some of it will be useless, but most of it will be useful.

SCORPIO (OCT. 23-NOV. 21): Manufacturing a jelly bean is not a quick, slam-bam process. It’s a five-step procedure that takes a week. Each seemingly uncomplicated piece of candy has to be built up layer by layer, with every layer needing time to fully mature. I’m wondering if maybe there’s a metaphorically similar kind of work ahead for you, Scorpio. May I speculate? You will have to take your time, proceed carefully, and maintain a close attention to detail as you prepare a simple pleasure.

VIRGO (AUG. 23-SEPT. 22): Dogs have a superb sense of smell, much better than we humans. But ours isn’t bad. We can detect certain odors that have been diluted to one part in five billion. For example, if you were standing next to two Olympic-sized swimming pools, and only one contained a few drops of the chemical ethyl mercaptan, you would know which one it was. I’m now calling on you to exercise that level of sensitivity, Virgo. There’s a situation in the early stages of unfolding that would ultimately emanate a big stink if you allowed it to keep developing. There is a second unripe situation, on the other hand, that would eventually yield fragrant blooms. I advise you to either quash or escape from the first, even as you cultivate and treasure the second.

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SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22-DEC. 21): I understand the appeal of the f-word. It’s guttural and expulsive. It’s a perverse form of celebration that frees speakers from their inhibitions. But I’m here today to announce that its rebel cachet and vulgar power are extinct. It has decayed into a barren cliche. Its official death-fromoversaturation occurred with the release of the mainstream Hollywood blockbuster “The Wolf of Wall Street.” Actors in the film spat out the rhymes-with-cluck word more than 500 times. I hereby nominate you Sagittarians to begin the quest for new ways to invoke rebellious irreverence. What interesting mischief and naughty wordplay might you perpetrate to escape your inhibitions, break taboos that need to be broken, and call other people on their BS and hypocrisy?

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CAPRICORN (DEC. 22-JAN. 19): German philosopher Immanuel Kant (1724-1804) has had a major impact on the development of ideas in the Western world. We can reasonably divide the history of philosophy into two eras: pre-Kantian and post-Kantian. And yet for his whole life, which lasted 79 years, this big thinker never traveled more than ten miles away from Konigsberg, the city where he was born. He followed a precise and methodical routine, attending to his work with meticulous detail. According to my analysis, you Capricorns could have a similar experience in the coming weeks. By sticking close to the triedand-true rhythms that keep you grounded and healthy, you can generate influential wonders. AQUARIUS (JAN. 20-FEB. 18): The Aquarian author Georges Simenon (1903-1989) wrote more than 200 novels under his own name and 300 more under pseudonyms. On average, he finished a new book every 11 days. Half a billion copies of his books are in print. I’m sorry to report that I don’t think you will ever be as prolific in your own chosen field as he was in his. However, your productivity could soar to a hefty fraction of Simenon-like levels in 2014 — if you’re willing to work your ass off. Your luxuriant fruitfulness won’t come as easily as his seemed to. But you should be overjoyed that you at least have the potential to be luxuriantly fruitful. PISCES (FEB. 19-MARCH 20): When I’m older and wiser, maybe I’ll understand the meaning of my life. When I’m older and wiser, maybe I’ll gain some insight about why I’m so excited to be alive despite the fact that my destiny is so utterly mysterious. What about you, Pisces? What will be different for you when you’re older and wiser? Now is an excellent time to ponder this riddle. Why? Because it’s likely you will get a glimpse of the person you will have become when you are older and wiser — which will in turn intensify your motivation to become that person.

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OCEAN VIEW WHITE ROCK avail March 1. 2 bdrm sunny, lower suite w/own driveway, level entry & walkout patio area. Ocean view, only 2 min to White Rock pier & 5 min to uptown shops & restaurants. Quiet, no-through traffic street. 1 bath, in-suite lndry & gas f/p. All utils & heat incl. $1300/mo NP/NS. Refs req please. Anytime after 6pm 604-535-5899.

GL ROOFING. Cedar/Asphalt, Flat roofs, WCB Clean Gutters - $80. 604-240-5362. info@glroofing.ca

LABRADINGER (Lab/Springer X) pups, ready to go now, $500. Med size dogs. Call/text (604)845-3972 MINI DACHSHUND PUPPIES, born Dec 11th. M&F. unique smooth coat silver dapple and black & tan piebald. Raised by 12 yr old girl in 4H dog obediance. Well socialized. 1st shots & dewormed. $800/ea (will go toward education fund) Call: 604820-4827 (Mission).

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SOUTH SURREY Short Term or Long term

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Sold Your House? Downsizing? Renovating? Just bring Your Clothes. Fully Furnished & Equipped Like New Townhouse. Only 3 years old. Immaculate Deluxe, 2 bdrm. + Rec. Room/Office + 2 Full Bath T/House. Flr. to ceiling storage + storage rm. in garage. 6 s/s appli. d/w, w/d, Garburator. Crown Mouldings, 9ft. ceilings, H/W laminate flooring and slate tile. Gas F/P & Alarm. 1 car garage parking. Covered patio lower & outdoor patio upper. Amenities room incls. full gym, outdoor hot tub & pool. Walk to Morgan Heights shopping. NO Smoking inside & NO Pets! $2299/month. Available March 1.

604.488.9161

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ALUMINUM BOAT WANTED, 10’, 12’ or 14’, with or without motor or trailer, will pay cash, 778-868-9342

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assorted varieties

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Twinings Tea

Spring Creek Canadian Top Sirloin Steak value pack

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29%

3.99

2/6.98

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Annie’s Home Grown Graham Snacks

Olympic Natural Yogurt assorted varieties

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28%

30%

1.75kg product of Canada

Kans Wheat Free Bhajais and Fritters

2/6.98

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Elevate Me Bars

Deli Department

assorted varieties

6.99

2.79/100g reg 3.49

assorted varieties and sizes

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14%

66g or 12 pack • product of Canada

5.99

Silk Almond Beverages

Pearl’s Frozen Perogies

assorted varieties

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32%

Kale and Wheatberry Salad

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1.48lb/ 3.26kg

product of USA

Organic Table Carrots from Fountainvew Farm in Lillooet, BC

2.98

2lb bag product of Canada

assorted varieties

142-213g product of USA

Faith Farms Cheese

assorted varieties

Organic California Grown Shanghai Bok Choy

3.99lb/ 8.80kg

113g product of USA

34%

3/3.00

Whole Specialty Frying Chickens

assorted varieties

20 bags product of UK

Organic Fair Trade Ruby Grapefruit from Pragor Co-op Mexico

9.99lb/ 22.02kg

Mariner Crackers assorted varieties

Produce Department

1.39/100g

product of Canada

reg 2.19

Bulk Department Chia Seeds

bins or bags

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Health Care Department Nordic Naturals Children's DHA

assorted varieties

1.99

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946ml product of USA

30%

2/6.98

21.99

Bakery Department

600g product of Canada

Children's DHA is a delicious way for children to supplement their diet with the essential brain nutrient, DHA.

Pound Cakes assorted varieties

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512g ( found in the grocery aisle )

Echoclean Dish Liquid

Kokuho Rose Rice

assorted varieties

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2.69

3.99

Gluten Free

Pulo Sauce and Marinades

assorted varieties

Gluten Free Date and Walnut or Wholesome Honey Carrot Muffins

5.49

5.99

from 2.49

340-567g

350-400ml product of Canada

60 capsules

This unique supplement supports healthy body weight, body fat levels, cardiovascular function and blood sugar levels.

530g

Alexia Frozen Potatoes and Wedges

product of USA

20.99

Flax or Hearty Scandinavian Bread

170g product of USA

907g–1kg • product of USA

Genesis Today Green Coffee Bean

300-454g

assorted varieties

4.99

740ml • product of Canada

from 4.99

Annie’s Home Grown Organic Pasta

180 capsules

Animal Parade Multivitamins

19.99

90 tablets

Animal parade combines fun animal shapes, great taste and quality ingredients. Chewable, gluten free and sugar free options.

4 pack

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