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Our mission at What’s On! Burnaby is to connect the wonderful people of Burnaby with great events and with each other! Watch for us this summer at various events all around the city!!

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Edmonds Community Gearing up for July Street Festival 14 Free Summer Fun in Burnaby 16-17 ONE ON ONE with Bob Mooney 18 Local Business Spotlight: Royal Treatment Therapeutics 21 WE ARE CANADA 24 Events for THE 55+ 25-27 Fun Page Solutions 27 Library Events 29 Find Your Photo 30

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FRI MAY 24 ONGOING EVENTS Move on the Water 6:15 PM – 8:30 PM SUNDAYS Barnet Marine Park JUL 7Barnet – AUGRd 25 8181 Badminton Lessons Enjoy a free 45-minute 4:15 PM – 5:15 PMlesson introductory kayak Centre atEdmonds beautifulCommunity Barnet Marine findings during winter bird 7433Age Edmonds St Park. 10+.this Youth under count. Learn basic birding Our qualified badminton inage 16 must be accompanied skills. the Open House structor teaches a maximum by anEnjoy adult. For info call 604afterward. A delightful Christmas of five players in burnaby.ca/ these small 294-7224 or visit tradition. Ages 8-14. Free group lessons. All equipment outdoorrec. event. Registration required. provided. Ages 9-12. Call 778-834-9030 or goFor to info 8 sessions. $86.80. THUR JUN 6 ww.burnabylakepark.ca/events. call 604-297-4838. Healthy Kids Fair 9:30 AM - 12 PM TUESDAYS Bonsor DECEMBER Recreation Centre FRIDAY, 14 JULNight 2Bonsor – AUGAve 27 6550 Paint Beginner Volleyball Visit a health nurse, play with 4:30 PM – 6 PM 4:15 PM – 5:15 Playground PMCentre our Imagination Edmonds Community Bonsor Community Centre blocks and take activi7433 Edmonds St part in 6550 Bonsor Ave Children our talented ties andjoin crafts. Specialists in Beginner Volleyball lessons instructor forservices an evening preschool will be on for children who are keen ofhand creativity and a glass of to answer questions. to try volleyball or develop (non-alcoholic) bubbly. In

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25 Shine Bright 12:30 – 3 PM Bonsor II Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave Join other girls for an inspiring afternoon enjoying a variety of arts and crafts, kids’ yoga, creativity, healthy snacks and more. Shine Bright is for girls and led by girls! Registration is limited. Cost: $23.00. Ages 9-11. For more info call (604) 297-4580.

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MONDAY – FRIDAY ONGOING play PS3,Drop-In pool, foosball and Youth Drawingin&the Painting room, ping-pong 5:30 PM 9:30games PM 4 PM –kitchen 5– PM enjoy the area, and use 6Young PM – 10 PM (Fridays) Artists’ Place computers with internet access. Summit Youth Centre #111-7727 Royal Oak Ave Free drop-in. Ages 13-18. Call 200 Willingdon Ave cover These weekly classes 604-268-1369. Adrawing great place youthintoa and for painting hang outofwith friendsStudents in a variety materials. supervised environment learn art techniques and MONDAYS creative problem-solving. and playDrop-In PS3, pool, foosball Pre-Teen Free available. Ages and the games 3 PM –ping-pong 5trial PM classin 6-9.Central $100 5 classes. room, enjoyfor the kitchen area, South Youth Centre Registration required. Register at and use computers with 6749 Nelson Ave youngartistsplace.com. internet drop-in. This Youth access. Centre isFree a great Agesfor13-18. info out call with 604place youth For to hang SATURDAYS friends and play Nintendo Wii, 268-1369. foosball, pool, ping-pong, and AUG 10 – 24 useAuditioning computers with internet for Film & TV access, all in a supervised setting. Grades 5-7. Free dropin. For info, call 604-297-4497.

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Campers can join us for some games, activities, FRIDAY, 2 toNOVEMBER 5 times per 30 week (based on your needs) crafts and sports for this two-day camp. Snowmen & Snowflakes pack a snack and a 3:30 PM - 5:30 SELF PM CONFIDENCE,Please INSTILL DISCIPLINE, lunch. Ages 6-9. Cost: $65.40. Willingdon Community Centre AND FOCUS IN YOUR CHILD WHILE THEY 2 sessions. For more info, call 1491 Carleton Ave THE BEST QUALITY on all classes EXERCISE AND HAVE LOTS604-297-4456. OF FUN! Children get ready for the NOVEMBERDANCE 26 – INSTRUCTION AT THE winter byYoung makingChildren®, we encourage children to be more DECEMBER Atholidays Music for creative,10 inventive, imaginative and expressive through MOST AFFORDABLE PRICES more info, contact us: some For snowmen and snowflakeLEGO Brick Animation our keyboard-based music education program. We provide them with a unique set of skills that will stay with them themed crafts and cards. Ages 3:45 – 5:15 PM 778 680-5471 or gfteamcanadabjj@gmail.com MENTORING • THEATRE • RECITALS • COMPETITIONS it’s improvingEVENTS their grades, enhancing coordination skills for their athletic activities, throughout their 6 - 12. Cost: $12.80. Forlives. moreWhether Edmonds Community Centre ONGOING WWW.GFTEAMCANADA.CA DANCE SOCIALS • PROFESSIONAL DIVISIONS info,or call 604-297-4526. 7433 Edmonds St to learn the rewarding skill of playing the piano; MYC® is the first key to getting them there. GFTeam Canada - 7343 Edmonds St, Burnaby In a fun and supportiveCLASSES FOR EVERY AGE! MONDAY – FRIDAY environment, students create Youth Drop-In BALLET & BALLROOM TO TANGO & SALSA SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2 a short Lego® FROM Brick Animation 5:30 PM – 9:30 PM FROM JAZZ & HIP HOP TO TAP & EVEN BELLY-DANCING! Christmas Bird Count for Kids mini-movie using our Lego®sets 6 – 10 PM (Fridays) 9 AM – 12 NOON such as Star Wars, Friends, City Summit Youth Centre ACCEPTING NEW STUDENTS FOR SUMMER CLASSES! Burnaby House and more! Ages 8 - 12. Cost: 200 Willingdon Ave For Lake moreNature information contact: 4519 Piper Ave $75. 3 sessions. For more info, This is a great place for youth Kiddie • H: 604.430.8858 C: 604.789.1451 • call skiddie@shaw.ca • www.myc.com/teacher/SKiddie youngartistsplace.com Use Susan binoculars and field 604-297-4838. to hang out• with their friends in guide to identify and report a supervised environment and 4858 Imperial St, Burnaby

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$450. For info or to register, call 604-517-4644. JUL 15 – 19 Teen Pop Stars 9:30 AM – 3:30 PM Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 6450 Deer Lake Ave Create a music video of your favourite pop song. Includes original scenes, choreography, storyboarding, recording vocal tracks, filming and editing the final product. Ages 13-17. 5 sessions. $325.50. For info call 604-297-4440. JUL 15 – 19 Camp Cardboard 10 AM – 3 PM Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 6450 Deer Lake Ave Drawing, painting, building and sculpture are used to develop a theme and construct a walk-through set using cardboard. Children use materials to create their personal character through costumes, masks and props, ending with a playful presentation of the week’s activities. Ages 8-12. 5 sessions. $215. For more information call 604-297-4440. JUL 15 – 19 Young Painters’ Studio 1 PM – 3 PM Charles Rummel Centre 3630 Lowells Ave Working in a variety of painting mediums, students learn composition and basic colour theory while exploring the work and methods of various artists. Drawing skills are also developed. Ages 6-9. 5 sessions. $77. For info call 604-297-4529.

JUL 16 – 19 Summer Arts & Craft Series 10:30 AM – 3 PM Muckabout Gift Gallery 4759 Hastings St Join us this summer for a crafty series! Choose one class or choose them all: Vancouver Super Hero Canvas, Artist Trading Cards, Clay Garden Houses, Clay Garden Doors, Art Book Pages, Art

Journal Book Making, Mixed Meida Collage, Mixed Media House. Ages 7+. Cost: $25200. For info and to register, visit: muckabout.ca. JUL 22 – 26 Magic School: Secrets 9 AM – 12 NOON Bonsor Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave Children will develop their coordination, creativity and communication skills. They will play magic theatre games, learn magic tricks, watch magic videos and perform in magic teams. Ages 8-12. 5 sessions. $180. For info call 604-297-4580. JUL 23 – 26 Summer Arts & Crafts Series 10:30 AM – 3 PM Muckabout Gift Gallery 4759 Hastings St Join us this summer for a crafty series! Choose one class or choose them all: Polymer Clay Bead Necklace, Polymer Clay Bugs in the Garden, Mandala Dotting, Painted Wood Figures, Artist Trading Cards, Art Book, Art Journal Pages. Ages 7+. Cost: $25-200. For info and to register, visit: muckabout.ca. JUL 29 – AUG 2 Video Blogging 1 PM – 4 PM Shadbolt Centre for the Arts 6450 Deer Lake Ave Share your opinions, point of view or something interesting with a video blog (vlog). This is a creative, fun and effective way to share your passion. Learn how to write, produce, edit and upload/ share your work. Ages 13-17. 5 sessions. For info call 604297-4440. JUL 30 – AUG 2 Summer Arts & Craft Series 10:30 AM - 3 PM Muckabout Gift Gallery 4759 Hastings St Choose from a variety of classes that use different media such as drawing, painting, clay, collage, recycled paper craft and much more. Participants will create with mixed mediums like, clay, wood, paper, glue, charcoal, pastels, acrylics, and watercolors to create each great project! Ages 7+. Cost $25-200. For info and to register, visit: muckabout.ca.

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AUG 5 – 9 Manga Summer Camp 9:30 AM – 12:30 PM Young Artists’ Place #111-7727 Royal Oak Ave Create manga style comics and merchandise in this week-long summer camp! Professional art materials like manga paper and prismacolour markers will be provided. Ages 9-14. 5 days. $225. Register at youngartistsplace. com or call 604-780-2283. AUG 12 – 16 Game Designer Camp 9 AM – 3 PM Willingdon Community Centre 1491 Carleton Ave In partnership with UME Academy, kids learn how to build video games, create board games and go outside to design their own physical games. Students learn how to think, design and create like a professional game developer. Ages 8-12. 5 sessions. $333. For info call 604-297-4526. AUG 13 – 16 Summer Arts & Craft Series 10:30 AM - 3 PM

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(604) 671-9235 Muckabout Gift Gallery 4759 Hastings St Choose from a variety of classes that use different media such as drawing, painting, clay, collage, recycled paper craft and much more. Participants will create with mixed mediums like, clay, wood, paper, glue, charcoal, pastels, acrylics, and watercolors to create each great project! Ages 7+. Cost $25-200. For info and to register, visit: muckabout.ca.

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AUG 26 – 30 Camp Adventure @Edmonds: Super Soakers 9 AM – 3 PM Edmonds Community Centre 7433 Edmonds St Designed to keep your child active and stimulated the whole day, this action-packed week features games, crafts, playground and spray park visits, swimming in the pool and a day trip. Junior (ages 5-8) and Senior (8-12) Camps. Children must have completed Kindergarten to participate. 5 sessions. $174. For info call 604-297-4838.

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AUG 26 – 30 Dance Camp 9 AM – 3 PM Bonsor Community Centre 6550 Bonsor Ave A fabulous and rare opportunity to experience various dance disciplines. The emphasis is on fun, personal development and working toward a presentation to wrap it all up. Ages 6½-8 and 9-12. 5 sessions. $258. For info call 604-297-4580.

ONGOING (starts Sept 9) Music for Young Children: Sunbeam 2 Class 6 PM – 7 PM Central Burnaby Keyboard based music program that encourages kids to be creative and imaginative. Must have completed 1 year of piano. Group lessons. Ages 5-6. For info and cost call Susan: 604-430-8858 / 604-789-1451 or email skiddie@shaw.ca.

SUNDAYS SEPT 29 – DEC 15 Comics & Cartooning 2:15 PM – 3:15 PM Young Artists’ Place #111-7727 Royal Oak Ave An intro to the process of drawing comics! Students will be shown the steps of comic creation, from scriptwriting to thumbnails to artwork. Ages 9-13. 10 sessions. $180. Register at youngartistsplace.com.

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TUESDAYS ONGOING (starts Sept 10) Music for Young Children: Sunbeam I Class 6 PM – 7 PM Central Burnaby Keyboard based music education program that encourages children to be creative, inventive and imaginative. Group lessons. Ages 5-6. For more information and cost call Susan Kiddie: 604-4308858 or 604-789-1451 or email skiddie@shaw.ca.

SATURDAYS ONGOING (starts Sept 14) Music for Young Children: Sunshine I Class 11:15 AM – 12:15 PM Central Burnaby Keyboard based music education program that encourages children to be creative, inventive and imaginative. Group lessons. Ages 3-4. For more information and cost, call Susan Kiddie: 604-4308858 or 604-789-1451 or email skiddie@shaw.ca.

SEPT 28 – DEC 14 Mixed Media Art 11 AM – 12 NOON Young Artists’ Place #111-7727 Royal Oak Ave Discover a variety of art mediums and techniques in this class! Children are encouraged to explore their own interests through drawing, painting, sculpture, and other mixed media projects. Ages 6-9. 10 sessions. $195. For more info or to register, visit: youngartistsplace.com. SEPT 28 – DEC 14 Watercolour Illustration 2:15 PM – 3:45 PM Young Artists’ Place #111-7727 Royal Oak Ave Create beautiful illustrations using watercolour paint! Teens will learn to bring their drawings to life with a better understanding of colour and technique. Ages 12-16. 10 sessions. $265. Register at youngartistsplace.com.

At Music for Young Children®, we encourage children to be more creative, inventive, imaginative and expressive through our keyboard-based music education program. We provide them with a unique set of skills that will stay with them throughout their lives. Whether it’s improving their grades, enhancing coordination skills for their athletic activities, or to learn the rewarding skill of playing the piano; MYC® is the first key to getting them there.

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SAT JUN 29 Queen Latifah with the VSO 8 PM Festival Lawn - Deer Lake Park 6450 Deer Lake Ave Music and film legend Queen Latifah comes to Burnaby for this special event you don’t want to miss! With a Grammy award and 6 nominations for jazz, pop and rap, this Renaissance woman defies genres with her compelling voice. This is now a FREE event!. For info visit: vancouversymphony.ca.

SUN JUN 30 Symphony in the Park 7 PM – 9 PM Festival Lawn - Deer Lake Park 6450 Deer Lake Avenue A program of light classics and popular favourites presented by the VSO. Arrive early, bring a blanket and a picnic basket and settle in for an evening of symphonic music in the park. Free admission. For info visit: burnaby.ca.

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MON JULY 1 Canada Day Celebration 11 AM – 2:30 PM Edmonds Plaza & Park 7433 Edmonds St Join in the free, outdoor festivities in the plaza and park! Have a fun day of amazing multicultural entertainment, face painting, cake, children’s activities, youth soccer tournament, musical talent and loonie swim inside Edmonds Community Centre (11 am – 4 pm). For info call 604-297-4838. MON JULY 1 Canada Day Celebration 5 PM – 10 PM

THUR JUL 4 Family Games in the Park 5:30 PM – 8 PM Willingdon Community Centre 1491 Carleton Ave Enjoy an evening of family fun in the park with an assortment of giant lawn games including Connect 4, Jenga, chess, checkers, bowling and more! Free admission, weather dependent. For info or to check for updates, call 604570-4000. THUR JUL 4 Family Games in the Park 5:30 PM – 8 PM Confederation Centre 4585 Albert Street Enjoy an evening of family fun in the park with an assortment of giant lawn games including Connect 4, Jenga, chess, checkers, bowling and more!

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Swangard Stadium 3883 Imperial St Cap off your Canada Day with family-friendly festivities at Swangard Stadium including concerts, exhibitors and activities for everyone. At dusk, enjoy spectacular fireworks for the grand finale. Free event. For info visit burnaby.ca/canadaday.

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FRI JUL 5 – SAT JUL 6 Summer Arts Festival 6 PM – 9:30 PM (Fri) 10 AM – 5 PM (Sat) Deer Lake Gallery 6584 Deer Lake Ave A fun, outdoor festival celebrating summer with thrills, excitement and culture! An event that showcases local artists competing in a live art tournament, variety of entertainment, artists and artisans plus more! Free event. For info visit: www. burnabyartscouncil.org.

SAT JUL 6 Ethiopian Summer Festival 11 AM – 8 PM Swangard Stadium 3883 Imperial St Join the crowds at this annual event showcasing local artists and businesses, as well as a terrific opportunity to appreciate Ethiopia’s 3000

years of civilization and culture. Enjoy multicultural groups, live music, arts and crafts, dance, a food fair featuring Ethiopian and other cuisines. Free admission. For info visit: vancouverethiopia. com or call 778-386-2510 (Marianne) or 604-787-3863 (Bethlehem). SAT JUL 6 – SUN JUL 7 Tanabata Star Festival & Japanese Films & Book Sale 12 NOON – 6 PM Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre 6688 Southoaks Cres Write your wishes on a tanzaku paper scroll to share with the constellations! Join us in the Nikkei Garden for kids’ games and activities. Browse used Japanese books for all ages. Japanese film screening. Matsuri food! For info visit: nikkeiplace.org.

SUN JUL 7 BLPA Weedbusters 1 PM – 4 PM Glencarin Trail Entrance See website for address Be a champion for native plants and help remove invasive species at Burnaby Lake Regional Park. Dress for the weather. Tools and snacks provided by Burnaby Lake Park Association. Free. Ages 8+. For details, directions and RSVP, visit: BurnabyLakePark.ca.

TUES JUL 9 BLPA Weedbusters 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM Avalon Parking Lot 9157 Avalon Ave Be a champion for native plants and help remove invasive species at Burnaby Lake Regional Park. Dress for the weather. Tools and snacks provided by Burnaby Lake Park Association. Free. Ages 8+. For details, directions and RSVP, visit: BurnabyLakePark.ca.

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be couch potatoes, but will rise to the occasion for a walk with their companion. Does Burnaby require my dog to be licensed, and if so, for what? Like most cities, Burnaby does require you to register and license your dog. A license on your dog’s collar is the fastest and easiest way for your dog to be returned to you if he/she goes missing. The licensing fee also helps to support your local animal control/shelter, which in Burnaby’s case is the SPCA. There seems to be a petrelated service business on every corner in this city. How do I go about finding the right one? Personally, I like referrals from family and friends, so ask your network for recommendations or join a local group/page on social media to get suggestions. A couple tips when searching: (1) interview the potential dog daycare or walker just as much as they quiz you about your dog, and (2) for grooming salons, check out their “before and after shots” of different breed cuts. Also, bring a picture of the style you want, and speak with the groomer instead of the receptionist so there is no miscommunication.

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THUR JUL 11 Giro di Burnaby: Presented by Appia Development 5:30 PM – 9 PM Hastings Street McDonald Ave to Madison Ave Watch the fast-paced action as pro cyclists from around the globe come to race on the streets of Burnaby Heights! Featured events include the Boffo Breve Youth Race, and Women’s and Men’s Pro Races. Bring the family as talented athletes race for a prize purse of over $15,000! Free admission. For info visit: www. girodiburnaby.com.

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BURNABY FARMERS’ MARKET: A PLACE WITH GREAT PEOPLE SUPPORTING GREAT NEEDS June. For the past five years the Market Board and Vendors have supported the Down Syndrome Resource Foundation of BC located in Burnaby. Since 2017, the Market’s Board of Directors have added to their involvement by taking on

When you visit the Burnaby Farmers’ Market, you’re generally expecting a lot of fresh food and artisan products. And you definitely get that! But there’s much more to a Farmers’ Market than just the quality products. There’s some fantastic people involved as well! Barry and Marj Redl, owners of Redl’s Homegrown Beef are two of those people. They represent three generations of farmers raising cattle in a way that’s respectful of both the land and the animal. Barry is a true cowboy and has a big heart. In 2017, when the wildfires were raging through the Cariboo region, Barry fought 24 hours a day to make sure not only his farm was saved from the wildfires, but that his fellow farmers remained safe as well.

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WED JUL 17 Family Games in the Park 5 PM – 8 PM Forest Grove Park 8525 Forest Grove Dr Join us for an evening of family fun in the park with an assortment of giant lawn games including Connect 4, Jenga, chess, checkers, bowling and more! Free admission, weather dependent. For info or to check for updates, call 604-570-4000. WED JUL 17 Summer Community BBQ 5 PM – 7:30 PM Stride Avenue Community School 7014 Stride Ave Come and get to know your neighbours! Multi-generational games and activities. You can bring your own food and have a picnic or purchase hotdogs and chips at the event. Cost for food: $3-5. For info call Burnaby Neighbourhood House (604-431-0400).

THUR JUL 18 Family Games Night in the Park 5:30 PM – 8 PM Willingdon Community Centre 1491 Carleton Ave Enjoy an evening of family fun in the park with an assortment of giant lawn games including Connect 4, Jenga, chess, checkers, bowling and more! Free admission, weather dependent. For info or to check for updates, call 604570-4000. FRI JUL 19 Family Games Night 7 PM – 9:30 PM Eileen Dailly Pool 240 Willingdon Ave Water games, bingo and more. Family swim rates apply. For info call 604-298-7946. SAT JUL 20 Bees Wax Wraps 10:30 AM – 12 NOON Muckabout Gift Gallery 4759 Hastings St Join us in this interactive

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SAT JUL 20 Karasawa Gallery Opening 1 PM Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre 6688 Southoaks Cres On July 20, the new Karasawa

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THUR JUL 25 Summer Community BBQ 5 PM – 7:30 PM NBby Neighbourhood House 4908 Hastings St Come and get to know your neighbours! Multi-generational games and activities. You can bring your own food and have a picnic or purchase hotdogs and chips at the event. Cost for food: $3-5. For info call N.Burnaby Neighbourhood House (604-294-5444).

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SAT AUG 10 Burnaby Pride Street Party 12 NOON – 4 PM Jubilee St Between Nelson & Imperial Enjoy Burnaby’s Pride event to celebrate the diversity of the local LGBTQIA2S+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual/ Aromantic, Two-Spirited, Others) community! For info, please visit burnabypride.com.

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MON AUG 5 BC Day Celebration 11 AM – 4:30 PM Burnaby Village Museum 6501 Deer Lake Ave Celebrate the holiday at Burnaby Village! Admission is free and carousel rides are $2.65 each. For info call 604297-4565.

THUR AUG 8 Family Games Night 5:30 PM – 8 PM Confederation Park 4585 Albert Street Join us for an evening of family fun in the park with an assortment of giant lawn games including Connect 4, Jenga, chess, bowling and more! Free admission, weather dependent. For info or to check for updates, call 604-570-4000.

FRI AUG 9 Rainbow Garden Party 5 PM – 9 PM Civic Square Kingsborough & McKay Enjoy an evening of live entertainment, food and activities at this outdoor event for adults! The party kicks-off 2019 Burnaby Pride celebrations. For more info, please visit burnabypride.com.

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WED AUG 7 Wesburn Family Picnic & Movie Night 5:30 PM – 10 PM Wesburn Community Centre Moscrop St & Patterson Ave Join in the fun for a community Family Picnic with activity stations, a wading pool and roasted hot dogs! Free admission. Then stay for a free Movie Night in the Park starting at 8:30 pm. Rain or shine. For more information call 604-297-4572.

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WED JUL 31 Family Games Night 5 PM – 8 PM Charles Rummel Centre 3630 Lozells Ave Join us for an evening of family fun in the park with an assortment of giant lawn games including Connect 4, Jenga, chess, checkers, bowling and more! Free admission, weather dependent. For info or to check for updates, call 604570-4000.

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SUN JUL 28 BLPA Weedbusters 1 PM – 4 PM Avalon Parking Lot 9157 Avalon Ave Be a champion for native plants and help remove invasive species at Burnaby Lake Regional Park. Dress for the weather. Tools and snacks provided by Burnaby Lake Park Association. Free event. Ages 8+. For details, directions and RSVP, visit: BurnabyLakePark.ca.

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Jacky Essombe Trio 8-8:45pm

JULY 11 Syrian Stories on Wheels: Middle Eastern Tales 7-7:45pm

The Blues Berries 8:15-8:45pm

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FESTIVALS & EVENTS For more information on these and other events, visit: burnaby.ca/festivals Canada Day July 1 | Various locations Summer Fun at Civic Square Thursdays in July Giro di Burnaby July 11 | Burnaby Heights Movies at Civic Square Thursdays in August Wesburn Family Picnic & Movie Night August 7 | Wesburn Park Burnaby Blues & Roots Festival (ticketed event) August 10 | Deer Lake Park

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August 8 Mary Poppins Returns August 15 Hotel Transylvania 3 August 22 Madagascar 3 August 29 The Wizard of Oz (1939) Bring a blanket and enjoy an evening movie in the park (rain or shine). All of the movies have open captioning.

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AN INTERNMENT CAMP SURVIVOR’S STORY WE ARE CANADA … Burnaby: City of Immigrants By Gary Wilson Almost all of us are immigrants or descendants of immigrants. Other than our indigenous neighbours, we came from some other place in the world. But now here we all are, some of us recently arrived and others, several generations ago. And as we live in this community, it’s essential that we have a sense of being neighbours and even friends with one another. To get there, it’s important to hear each other’s stories. That’s the intent of “We are Canada.” In this issue, we meet one of our neighbours … in hopes of becoming friends.

There are times when the story of an immigrant continues into the next generation. Such was the case for Shoji Nishihata, whose parents immigrated to Canada from Japan prior to 1930. The struggles and discrimination that many new immigrants experience were felt by Shoji and his siblings in a most profound manner. When Shoji was born in 1933, his family lived at 457 Powell Street in Vancouver, opposite Oppenheimer Park. Life was good. His father established a sheet metal business in the front of their house, providing a decent living for the family. Shoji and his brothers played marbles and enjoyed watching the Asahi Japanese baseball team at the Park. On Sundays, he and his father and brothers would travel to various locations for enjoyable days of fishing. All was good until one day while out fishing near Mission, BC. The RCMP stopped them and questioned his father. It was highly unusual, and so was the trip back home as they found city streets surprisingly empty. It was June 7, 1941, the day that Japan attacked Pearl Harbour, and a day that would bring Canada into war against Japan. It was also a day that would have a significant impact upon Shoji and his family. The Canadian government soon established one of the most tragic policies in Canadian history, enforcing a move of all Japanese Canadians to internment camps in the BC interior. The policy resulted in Shoji’s family being forced to re-locate to Tashme, BC

the largest of the internment camps. It ended up being a major loss for the family as not only did they have to leave their home in Vancouver, but Shoji’s father had to give up his growing business. However, for Shoji, being a 9 year old child at the time, this was just another adventure! At ﬁrst, there was no school in Tashme, bringing a certain joy to him and his friends! In time, school was established as were various other programs, including martial arts clubs, baseball teams, music and dance programs, Sunday School and various forms of entertainment. Shoji and all the other kids in Tashme participated in these programs. In fact, the Tashme Boy Scouts was the largest in Canada at one point! After the War ended, Shoji’s family eventually settled in Montreal as the government did not allow them to return to Vancouver at that point. In Montreal, his family was re-established and Shoji was later able to attend McGill University, training to become a mechanical engineer. He married and together with his wife Eve, had three sons. After working for several years in Eastern Canada, Shoji and his family returned to Vancouver about 40 years ago. Eve, has passed away now, but Shoji lives happily at the Nikkei Seniors Home here in Burnaby. He has volunteered for several years at the Nikkei National Museum, working primarily on the records of the Japanese internment camps. One might suspect after experiencing such pointed discrimination and injustice, Shoji would be angry or bitter for how his family was mistreated. Such is not deﬁnitely not the case! While acknowledging the injustice, Shoji has an acceptance of everything that happened and a certain peace over his experiences. For those of us who have grown up in more recent decades, the resilience of Japanese Canadians who experienced the internments camp is truly inspiring. To see the understanding and forgiveness of people like Shoji Nishihata is thoroughly amazing!

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