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SUMMER IS HERE! ĞĂƵƟ ĨLJ LJŽƵƌ ŽƵƚĚŽŽƌ ůŝǀŝŶŐ ƐƉĂĐĞ ǁŝƚŚ Ă ĨĞǁ ŵŝŶŝͲ ƉƌŽũĞĐƚƐ͕ Žƌ ŐŽ Ăůů ŽƵƚ ĂŶĚ ƌĞĚĞƐŝŐŶ LJŽƵƌ LJĂƌĚ ǁŝƚŚ Ă ƐĞƚ ŽĨ ƉĂƟ Ž ĨƵƌŶŝƚƵƌĞ͊

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Publisher’s Note Summer is upon us… Publisher: Ellen Nguyen 604-308-6380 whatsonmission@live.ca www.whatsonmission.ca

Table of Contents: FV Rona’s Summer Projects Ami’s totally BOOK-ish Review Mission on Two Wheels Tourism Mission Summer Staycation Contest Simon Gibson, MLA July & August Events Mission Arts Council MCSS Mission Spotlight Tom Osterberg, Lighthouse Realty Cory’s Food Journal Downtown Biz by Joanna McBride, Ask the Expert, Dr. Marcy

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Where Can I Get My Copy? Visit www.whatsonmission.ca for a complete list of our pickup locations. Due to COVID-19, the May/June 2020 issue will only be available online on our website.

Call or email for advertising rates and sponsorship opportunities. Disclaimer: While we strive to provide the most up-to-date information on events and activities in Mission, all details of the events and activities are subject to change. We recommend that you contact the organizer directly to confirm details and avoid potential disappointment. The published material, adverts, editorials and all other content are published in good faith. Any opinions or claims expressed or made in any article or advert is the opinion/claim of its author and does not necessarily reflect the opinion of What’s On! Magazine. All rights reserved and nothing can, partially or in whole, be reprinted or reproduced without a written consent. What’s On! magazines are individually owned and operated, and published under license from Blueberry Publications.

This past spring has seen so many changes and we are continuing to deal with the unexpected possibilities of what may come. One thing for sure is that despite orders to isolate or distance from one another, Mission as a community has felt closer than ever. We have found creative ways to celebrate birthdays, support our frontline workers, and shop through take-out and delivery options as a way of supporting our local businesses. As restrictions start to lift, the ‘I Love Mission’ campaign continues to support our community with their free resources and promotion. The Mission Regional Chamber of Commerce is keeping us connected to governments, funding and each other. Now, more than ever, Mission businesses need our help. Shop, eat and play local whenever possible. Visit or call the many businesses featured in this issue. Check out Tourism Mission’s Summer Staycation Contest on page 10. You can support local, have fun and win some great prizes! Our front cover features the COVID-19 Documentation Project launched by the Mission Community Archives in partnership with the Mission Museum. Aptly, titled “Life at TWO Metres: Mission, BC” - the New Normal - project’s purpose is to collect a compilation of personal accounts, photographs, audiovisual materials, printed materials, oral histories and 3 dimensional objects from local residents documenting how the pandemic has impacted life in Mission. The Mission Archives and Museum are wonderful resources in our community, recording our history so it can be appreciated by generations to come. They are both branches of the Mission District Historical Society, a charitable non-profit organization that relies on the generosity of individuals and businesses. If you are interested in volunteering time or donating funds to help share the story of our community, visit www.missiondhs.com

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MISSION ON TWO WHEELS It may not seem like it, but Mission is a town with a growing and thriving cycling scene. Home to long backroads with smooth pavement and little traffic, to hundreds of kms of logging roads as well as hundreds of kms of single-track trails in the City-managed Tree Farm License #26 - Mission has every cyclist’s dream ride on tap. From youngsters just learning to ride via Two Tired Tots, to elder cycling states people there is something for all ages too! One thing Mission has in spades - hills. And that does lead some to think that Mission isn’t a cyclist’s town. However, the Mission Community Cycling Coalition (M3C) has a saying - Mission Cyclists Do Hills. And today’s cyclist has a secret weapon to climb up Grand St, or Frog Hill - E-Bikes. Electricassist bicycles have hit the mainstream with all kinds of sizes and shapes and types of e-bikes to lend a hand gaining elevation. The best e-bikes are still bicycles at heart - they are pedal assist. You pedal, it powers. You stop, so does it. This means you still need to do the work, but you get a helping hand to make those mountains into mole hills.

Ave and Silverdale for some smooth pavement and hill repeats. Or else, if you love to gravel-grind, take a ride in Stave West and you can easily get in 50km of off-road riding with some amazing scenery and points of interest along the way. There are also dozens of kms of logging roads to explore with some incredible views in Steelhead up Hunter Rd. And finally - the trails. Mission has four main riding areas within the municipal boundary. Red and Bear Mountains are sister trail networks accessed at Mill Pond on Dewdney Trunk Rd. There is a local trail network adjacent to Heritage Park with 12kms of little loops and terrain of all kinds. And the legendary Woodlot trails are half in the Mission Tree Farm, with trails like Snakes and Ladders, Quick Hit and Cabin Trail part of Mission’s mountain biking legacy. All maintained by volunteer trailbuilders and managed by the Fraser Valley Mountain Biking Association (FVMBA). Good people doing great things in the community.

Depending on your flavour of cycling, a day on the pedals is best started downtown at the local bike shop. Get a coffee, a snack for your ride and anything else you need for your journey - or try one of those e-bikes you’ve heard so much about on a demo ride. From there, you can check out Keystone

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JULY EVENTS July 1 Virtual Canada Day Celebration, info at 604-302-7644 www.mission.ca July 4 - 5 Sports Car Club of B.C. Road Race #4, 9am to 4pm both days, Mission Raceway Park Road Course. Free admission to all Mission residents and Mazda owners/passengers thanks to Mazda Canada. www.sccbc.net July 7 – 25 “THE ART OF SEEING” an ONLINE exhibition by Abbotsford Photo Arts Club, www.missionartscouncil.ca/ APAC.html July 14 ‘I Love Mission’ Webinar: Why hoarding your business cash is no smarter than hoarding toilet paper, 10am – 12pm, register at www.missionchamber.bc.ca July 14 – 20 Virtual Sunset Market in the Park, shop online at www. frhpvirtualmarket.com . For more info, 604-302-7644 frhpevents@mission.ca July 25 & 26 “SUMMER BACKYARD PLEIN AIR” - CALL FOR ARTISTS. The MAC’s 2nd “Backyard Plein Air” will take place July 25 & 26, with the completed artwork from the event being displayed in our online gallery from July 28 – August 15. Preregistration is required. Find application and list of rules at: www.missionartscouncil.ca/ submissions.html July 20 – 30 Jesters Theatre Summer Camp: Acting Camps, Northview Community Church. For grade 3 – 12. Camps will run in whatever capacity the government recommends. www.jesters.ca to register July 25 - 26 Sports Car Club of B.C. Road Race #5, 9am to 4pm both days, Mission Raceway Park Road Course. Free admission to all Mission residents and Mazda owners/passengers thanks to Mazda Canada. www.sccbc.net July 28 ‘I Love Mission’ Webinar: Task

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AUGUST EVENTS August 4 - 13 Jesters Theatre Summer Camp: Theatre Camps, Northview Community Church. For grade 3 – 12. Camps will run in whatever capacity the government recommends. www.jesters.ca to register August 1 - 15 Virtual Ride for Mission Hospice Society, complete your ride anytime within the time period. For more information and to register, visit www.missionhospice.bc.ca August 18 - 24 Virtual Sunset Market in the Park, shop online at www. frhpvirtualmarket.com. For more info, 604-302-7644 frhpevents@mission.ca August 18 – September 5 “VISUALLY SPEAKING” – an ONLINE LGBTQ2S Art Exhibition. The Mission Art Council is now accepting submissions for “Visually Speaking”, an online art exhibition by the LGBTQ2S community. This is a juried show, entry $15/piece. Deadline via email - August 10. Application and full list of rules at www.missionartscouncil.ca/ submissions.html August 22 - 23 Sports Car Club of B.C. Road Race #6, 9am to 4pm both days, Mission Raceway Park Road Course. Free admission to all Mission residents and Mazda owners/passengers thanks to Mazda Canada. www.sccbc.net

RECURRING EVENTS MONDAYS Virtual French, 9 -10am, info. ltlc@telus.net www.lifetimelearningcentre.org “ART IN A BAG” take home crafts for kids, available from the Mission Arts Centre. Order day is Mondays, 9am – 1pm. Pick up days are Wed, Thurs & Fri. For details: 604-826-0029 www.missionartscouncil.ca/ artinabag.html

My wife, Joy, was born (to Canadian parents) in Bolivia, one of the poorest countries in South America. She lived there for 16 years before moving to BC with her family to attend university and begin her career as a teacher. I visited Bolivia and can affirm what Joy would tell me, that Bolivians are very proud of their country; in fact, on their special holiday , Simon Bolivar Day, they have a significant annual celebration with parades, bands and tributes to Bolivar as the liberator of their country, among others. I think sometimes we Canadians can learn from Bolivians. We have such an amazing country, with incredible scenery, vast forests and tremendous resources. And, we have three coastlines, unlike Bolivia, which is land-locked Even closer to home, I wonder if we can sometimes take our area and community for granted. Here in Mission, we have so much for which to be thankful. There are magnificent vistas in every direction and Mt. Baker always feels like “our mountain.” The incredible Fraser River is at our doorstep and we can easily forget that it is the most significant river in BC. The Fraser is home to all five varieties of salmon, as well as the steelhead, sturgeon, rainbow trout and Dolly Varden. Lakes are never far away. Well-known Stave Lake is large, at 55 sq. km. There are many opportunities to swim in smaller lakes such as Hayward, Rolley and Sayres. Of course, Harrison Lake, just a half hour drive, is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. Opportunities for family outings are numerous – notwithstanding the current COVID-19 restrictions which will likely be moderated. Cascade Falls, draws visitors from throughout the Lower Mainland, as does Westminster Abbey, which is synonymous with the community and features amazing views of much of Deroche, Dewdney and Matsqui Prairie. The Fraser River Heritage Park also offers some excellent views of the river and beyond. In the heart of town is the Mission Museum which successfully preserves the heritage of the community. There are many locally-owned and national restaurants which offer a wide variety of menu choices. Nu umerous stores selling all manner of clothing, accessories and giftss/jewelry, are everywhere. We even have our own automobile deale ership! So, I hope I have convinced you that we should re-new our pride in Mission. Let’s never take ourr community for granted for so many reasons! Be an ambassador – tell the “Mission story” to anyone you me eet!

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Much buzz has been about town in regards to the potential boom our little community may experience soon in regards to development. We sat down with Jag Cheema today and he confirmed that the rumours are true. “Downtown Mission will undeniably reshape,â€? Jag explains. As disappointing as this may seem to some of us that enjoy the historical aspects of our downtown, it’s also an exciting time for our community. When we consider the reason why people are suddenly wanting to move to Mission, we all know that our affordability plays a major part in anyone’s decision to relocate. “It’s not just the high costing in the cities that are driving people in to the Fraser Valley,â€? Jag clarifies. â€œNature plays an integral part in attracting potential residents as well. Mission has so much open land, trails and parks‌ it’s no wonder people are captivated with it.â€? Another pressing subject on everyone’s mind is the issue of parking. With so much new development and construction coming in to town, surely additional parking will have to be taken in to consideration. “Parking is definitely a setback for businesses wanting to come to town.â€? Jag nods his head in agreement. â€œIt’s difficult for employees as well. We are confident that the development plans have taken this in to consideration. On a brighter note, latest statistics show that people like to walk. The world is changing, and more and more folks are going green.

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