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Tom ZytarukNow stafftwitter@tomzytaruk
SURREY – Surrey will receiveroughly one third of $353 millionearmarked for school building projectsin seven public school districts in B.C.,Premier Christy Clark announcedMonday.
With that money, Fraser Heightsand Panorama Ridge secondaryschools will be expanded and two newelementary schools will be built inSouth Newton and East Clayton.
As well, land will be bought for twoother elementary schools and twonew secondary schools in Claytonand Grandview Heights to offsetenrolment growth at Earl Marriot andLord Tweedsmuir secondary schools.
“I would think this is going to getrolling really quickly,” Clark said onMonday afternoon.
“There is more to do, there is noquestion about it,” she noted, butadded this is “a pretty good start.”
The Surrey school district isB.C.’s largest, and one of the largestnationally, growing by about 1,000students per year.
Surrey Mayor Dianne Wattscharacterized Clark’s announcementas a “great day” for the city. She noted
there are 71,000 children in thedistrict.
School board chairwoman LauraeMcNally said the board is “thrilled”with this new funding and will move“very, very quickly on these projects,”with architects to be assigned withintwo weeks.
Jagrup Brar, NDP MLA for Surrey-Fleetwood, noted that with 7,300Surrey students still in portableclassrooms, some 6,000 will remainthat way even when these projects arecompleted.
He said Surrey school trustees hadasked the provincial government“about a month ago” for $273 millionto build eight elementary schools andtwo secondary schools.
“This is way shorter than that,” hesaid of Clark’s announcement.
But Clark said more capital fundingannouncements are to come. In themeantime, she said, “the more schoolspace there is, the fewer portablesthere are. That’s the goal.”
Other B.C. school districtsbenefiting from the province’s$353-million plan include CentralOkanagan, Langley, Richmond,Vancouver and Conseil scolairefrancophone.
Surrey’s overcrowdedschool district getsbulk of $353M fornew building projectsbut NDP’s Brar sayscash comes up short Laurae McNally Jagrup Brar
Education
‘Great day’brings news ofcash for schools
Premier Christy Clark was all smiles duringan appearance at Hazelgrove Elementary inSurrey on Monday, announcing a $353-million
capital plan for new and upgraded schools inB.C. Surrey is receiving about one third of theinvestment. (Photo: AMY REID)
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Amy ReidNow stafftwitter@amyreid87
SURREY – What is it like to run against apopular mayor?
Surrey’s mayoral candidates should have athing or two to say about that, following DianneWatts’s fairing quite well in a recent poll.
The phone poll, conducted by ForumResearch Inc. from Oct. 21 to 23, asked peoplein Surrey two questions: if a person overallapproves or disapproves of the job their mayoris doing and if they plan to vote for their currentmayor or someone else in the next municipalelection.
Out of 407 people, 68 per cent said theyapprove of the job Watts is doing and 54 per centsaid they plan to vote for her in the election.
Results based on the total sample areconsidered accurate plus or minus 1.2 per cent,19 times out of 20.
Lorne Bozinoff, president of Forum Research,said Watts must be doing something right,because these results put her in fourth placeamong Canadian mayors in the 15 major cities
polled, in both questions.The most popular mayor in the poll was Hazel
McCallion of Mississauga with 78 per centpeople approving of that mayor’s work.
“She’s 90 years old,” Bozinoff said ofMcCallion. “She’s been mayor for 30 years.”
Mayors Rob Ford of Toronto and Gerald
Tremblay of Montreal took the country’s lowestapproval ratings with 37 per cent and 32 percent respectively.
When it came to Watts, Bozinoff pointedto a “high profile conference” that happenedrecently, in reference to the Surrey RegionalEconomic Summit where former presidentsGeorge W. Bush and Bill Clinton were amongthe speakers.
He said “having people of that calibre in thecity” has probably added to her stature.
“I think some of these mayors have really puttheir cities on the map,” Bozinoff said.
He said McCallion made Mississauga known,making it known as more than just a suburb ofToronto.
“And maybe the same thing with Dianne(Watts) if she is establishing identity forSurrey separate from Vancouver and is verypopular with residents,” Bozinoff said. “Anykind of city-building activity and any kindof city recognition activity, like the (summit)conference, I think is going to boost theirratings,” Bozinoff.
The pollster said Watts is in very good shapefor the next election.
“She’s probably heading for a win right now,barring, I guess, something unexpected betweennow and then.”
The civic election is set for Nov. [email protected]
‘City-building’ boosts mayor’s ratings
Briefly
Of 60 chargedin riot, 21 arefrom Surrey
SURREY – Vancouverpolice Chief Jim Chu onMonday trumpeted theslow and steady approachhis force has taken in thewake of the Stanley Cup riotas he announced that 60people – 21 of those fromSurrey – are now facing 160potential charges.
Chu called it the largestpolice investigation inVancouver history as heannounced the chargesrecommended to the Crownby his police force.
Fifty men and 10 womencomprise the first 60 peoplepolice will be seeking tocharge. They range in agefrom 16 to 52. The 60include 21 people fromSurrey, 12 from Vancouverand nine from Burnaby.
The three most popularcharges are participating ina riot, mischief and break-and-enter. At least oneindividual is to be chargedwith 10 offences.
Postmedia News
Surrey bestplace to investin west: report
SURREY – The City ofSurrey is the best place inWestern Canada to investin real estate, according to areport published by WesternInvestor Magazine.
According to thecompany, Surrey took thetop award because the cityhas implemented innovativeincentive programs forinvestors, initiatives to cutred tape and is creating anew city centre, which hasresulted in a number oflarge private and public realestate projects being built inthe area.
Surrey has receivedsimilar accolades from theReal Estate InvestmentNetwork, which hasrepeatedly named Surrey thebest place in B.C. to investand ranked the city fourthon the list of top Canadianinvestment cities in 2010.
The Now
In a recent poll of 407 people, 68 per cent saidthey approve of the job Surrey Mayor DianneWatts is doing. (Photo: POSTMEDIA FILE)
Send your story ideas or photo submissions to ‘Now’ editor Beau Simpson at [email protected]
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Election – Surrey
Shan Rana
Shan Rana saidhe isn’t running
for mayor withhopes of gettingelected, but isinstead using it asa platform to bringup issues with thecurrent votingsystem.
Rana suspectsWatts is popularbecause she has noopposition.
“There’s noserious personrunning againsther,” Rana said.
“She has victoryhanded over to heralready.”
Touraj Ghanbar-Zadeh
Touraj Ghanbar-Zadeh said he
is optimistic hisefforts will pay off.
“I’m campaigningto win,” Ghanbar-Zadeh said.
He said a recentpoll on Wattsdoesn’t deter him.
“I think mychances are reallygood.
“I don’t thinkDianne Watts hasbeen representingeverybody,”Ghanbar-Zadehsaid, adding that hewill “fight until theend.”
Ross Buchanan
Ross Buchanansaid he has
always been a“come-from-behind, long shotkinda guy.”
“It’s totally inline with my way ofbeing,” he said.
“I’m a longshot. There’s nodoubt about it. I’mup against a bigmachine.”
Buchanan saidthe odds were“really, really long”a couple weeks ago.
“They’re a littleshorter now.”
Deanna Welters
Deanna Welterssaid it’s
“exciting” runningagainst a mayor “inthat it poses a bigchallenge.”
Welters said, inlight of some recentissues and becausethere are so manycandidates, shedoesn’t think Wattswill necessarilysweep the votes.
“I can see the votebeing very dividedand quite spreadout,” she said.
“You just neverknow. It isn’t overuntil it’s over.”
What’s it like to run against a mega-popular mayor?
Vikram Bajwa
Vikram Bajwasaid it’s
“exciting” runningagainst a popularmayor.
“As far as thepopularity isconcerned, allmayors, when theyare in the hot seat,they are popular.”
Bajwa said Surreyresidents are lookingfor a change now.
“I would stick myvote with the rest ofthe 46 per cent whosay they would votefor somebody else atthis time.”
Clifford Inimgba
Clifford Inimgbasaid he will be
concerned aboutWatts’ popularityafter the debates,but isn’t right now.
“I am not worriedabout that rightnow, I’m worriedabout the debates,”adding that peoplewill be able toaccurately measurethe candidates afterthe all-candidatesmeetings.
“I’m running thisrace to win this race.I’m not running tobe second or third.”
Nation-wide poll suggestsDianne Watts must bedoing something right
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Amy ReidNow stafftwitter@amyreid87
SURREY – Meet Surrey’s greenest– person, that is.
Deb Jack was honoured with the GreenCity award in the individual category at theinaugural 2011 City Award reception at theCity Centre Library on Oct. 25.
Jack is the president and co-founder ofSurrey Environmental Partners, but wearsmany other green hats: She has workedwith White Rock Surrey Naturalists andparticipates in many forums, such as one onregional biodiversity conservation in MetroVancouver.
She often attends the city’s environmentaladvisory committee meetings.
So what does city’s greenest individualthink about the work Surrey is doing?
“However well we’re doing, we have to dobetter,” she said.
She gave a thumbs up to the city’s Nature
Matters programs,which she said hasexpanded to includemore adult offerings.
Jack acknowledgedthe city has a lot ofparks, but lookingat the bigger picture,she said even moreparkland is needed.
“My position is weneed much more natural areas and this is thetime to get them,” Jack said. “The greater thepopulation, the greater the need is for theseliving green areas.”
Jack said she would like to see the city putaside three large pieces of property for thesole purpose of being parkland – not waterparks or playgrounds, just plain old “livinggreen.”
“We’re doing all sorts of investments inthe new City Centre and the fabulous library.We need to be doing capital investment,additional investment, in these areas of landto be set aside, and this is entirely separateand apart from the parkland acquisition.”
She said Surrey has many variations ofparks: cultivated parks such as Holland Park,and Bear Creek Park – chunks of which
are cultivated while other chunks of it areuncultivated.
“And those serve their purpose,” she said,but added that unfragmented units areessential.
Jack said she doesn’t want to see the cityexpand 84th Avenue from 140th Street toKing George Boulevard, going through BearCreek Park, a project she said was stoppedbut isn’t removed from the books.
She pointed to Green Timbers Park, whichshe said is terrific, but is broken up by roads.
“How on earth does a snake go from oneside to the other?”
Jack said preservation on a city level isimportant because cities can’t depend onprovincial and federal parks alone.
“People depend on what they have locally,”she said.
She pointed out the plethora of benefits ofhaving natural green, including temperaturemitigation, pollination, cleaner air, not tomention the several studies Jack referred tothat show human beings are happiest andmost efficient when they have easy access to“living green.”
“It’s for our grandchildren’s grandchildren.“We can’t take it all for granted,” Jack said.
As green as we are,‘we have to do better’Surrey
Award-winning Deb Jacksays more parkland isneeded in growing Surrey
Tom ZytarukNow stafftwitter@tomzytaruk
SURREY – Two men literally walkedaway from an SUV after a train hit itat a railway crossing in Newton onSunday night.
Police say the pair abandoned the2006 BMW X5 in the 13000-blockof 80th Avenue after a slow-movingSouthern BC Rail train crashed intoit after it failed to stop at the crossing,shortly before 9 p.m.
A Surrey RCMP spokesman said themen wouldn’t co-operate with policeafter they were tracked down throughthe vehicle’s registration information.The registered owner was slapped witha ticket.
On Saturday, an elderly man wasstruck by a vehicle while crossing thestreet in a motorized vehicle in the7100-block of Scott Road. He wastaken to hospital with minor headinjuries. He has since been released.
Men OK aftertrain slams intoSUV in Surrey
Crash
Deb Jack
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DELTA – With the municipal electiondrawing nearer, voters will get a chance toquestion some of the candidates at a pair ofmeetings in the next couple of weeks.
The Delta Chamber of Commerce and theSouth Delta Leader are hosting a meeting forthe four mayoral candidates tonight (Nov.1) at Genesis Theatre in Ladner.
The meeting, which will be moderatedby Delta Chamber chair Ian Tait, starts at7 p.m. For more information, visit www.deltachamber.ca.
The Delta District Parent Advisory
Council, Delta Teachers’ Association andCUPE are hosting a forum for school boardcandidates on Monday, Nov. 7, also atGenesis Theatre at 7 p.m.
Election day is Saturday, Nov. 19, butadvance polls will be open on Nov. 5, 9and 10. They will run from 8 a.m. until 8p.m. at municipal hall in Ladner and theTsawwassen Longhouse Gallery. All electorsare allowed to vote at an advanced poll.
For more information about the election,visit www.corp.delta.bc.ca.
Sandor Gyamarti
Election – Delta
Candidates voice views
SURREY – A team of SFU studentshas diverted 1,500 pounds of nylon fromlandfills and taught hundreds of teens howa simple sewing project can help save theenvironment.
The team collects banners discarded bycities or community organizations, and withthe help of high school sewing students,turn them into colourful reusable bags.
The banner project was created threeyears ago by a team from Students in FreeEnterprise, based at SFU Surrey.
For their creativity, they have beenhonoured with a Top 3 Green City Awardfrom the City of Surrey. Their Banner Bagsproject was chosen in the community groupcategory at the 2011 City Awards held atCity Centre Library on Oct. 25. The Now
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HEART IN THE CITY AWARD:Honouring Selfless Acts of Community Spirit
REDUCING POVERTY AWARD:
Jas Singh - God’s Little AcreSTRENGTHENING COMMUNITY AWARD:
Marc and Sanja Poitras - Clothes on Wheels
GREEN CITY AWARD:Recognizing Environmental Leaders who Take Action & Inspire
INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY: Deb JackCOMMUNITY CATEGORY:
The West Panorama Ridge Ratepayers AssociationBUSINESS CATEGORY: The Round Up Café
BEAUTIFUL CITY AWARD:Celebrating Outstanding Contributions in Community Beautification
RESIDENT & COMMUNITY CATEGORY AWARD:
Darts Hill Garden Conservancy Trust SocietyBUSINESS & INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY AWARD:
Blackwood Partners Management Corporation -Central City Shopping Centre
CLEAN ENERGY CITY AWARD:Recognizing Innovation in Energy Conservation and Efficiency
AWARD OF EXCELLENCE FOR CLEAN ENERGY CITY:
Surrey Schools - Energy and Sustainability Projects
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2011CITY AWARD RECIPIENTS
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NEWCITY DESIGN AWARD:Recognizing Excellence in City Building
SMALL SCALE RESIDENTIAL - 2 AWARDS OF EXCELLENCE:
1. Private Residence for a Young Family, South Surrey,designed by Omer Arbel Office
2. Nature’s Walk Townhouse Project, Mosaic Homes, designedby Formwerks Architectural and DMG Landscape Architects
MEDIUM SCALE RESIDENTIAL CATEGORY AWARD OF EXCELLENCE:
Salus, Adera Developments, designed by Integra Architectureand Forma Design Landscape Architects
LARGE SCALE RESIDENTIAL AWARD OF EXCELLENCE:
Morgan Crossing, Larco Developments, designed by MCMPartnership, Creekside Architects, and DMG Landscape Architects
COMMERCIAL CATEGORY AWARD OF EXCELLENCE:
Central City Office Tower and Retail Area, City Centre,designed by Bing Thom Architects
LANDSCAPE, PUBLIC SPACE & INFRASTRUCTURE AWARD OF EXCELLENCE:
Holland Park, City Centre, designed by van der Zalm AssociatesLandscape Architects
RENOVATION AND ADAPTIVE RE-USE AWARD OF EXCELLENCE:
Kensington Prairie Community Centre, designed byTaylor Kurtz Architecture + Design
INTERIORS AWARD OF EXCELLENCE: Central City Atrium andRetail Galleria, City Centre, designed by Bing Thom Architectsand Fast + Epp Engineers
GOVERNMENT AND INSTITUTIONAL AWARD OF EXCELLENCE:
Surrey City Centre Library, designed by Bing Thom Architectsand Phillips Farevaag Smallenberg Landscape Architects
CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE IN URBAN DESIGNAND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.
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SURREY – Mayoral candidate VikramBajwa wants the RCMP to reveal how muchits involvement in policing Surrey’s RegionalEconomic Summit last month has costtaxpayers.
Bajwa has filed a formal request, underthe Right to Access to information laws ofthe RCMP, to the deputy commissioner’soffice in Ottawa concerning what dutiesMounties performed in the protection offormer U.S. presidents George W. Bush andBill Clinton, whose presence drew a fewhundred protestors.
Bajwa also want to know how many hoursthe Mounties clocked, as well as the cost ofair security during the Oct. 20 summit.
The mayoral candidate said he filed hisrequest “due to the controversial, conflicting
statements” from Mayor Dianne Watts anda representative of the Pace Group, whichorganized the event.
The Now asked Watts how much theformer presidents were being paid forspeaking, and she replied, “That’s in acontract and you’ll have to talk to the PaceGroup.” But Norman Stowe from the PaceGroup said the contract for the speakers isthrough the City of Surrey and the formerpresidents’ fees are confidential.
Watts also said the U.S. secret servicepaid for Bush and Clinton’s securityarrangements.
Bajwa said he file his information requestwith the intention of sharing its results withSurrey taxpayers.
Tom Zytaruk, with files from Amy Reid
Mayoral candidate files FOIrequest on Bush, Clinton costs
Election – Surrey
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DELTA SCHOOL BOARDALL CANDIDATES’MEETINGS
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Genesis Theatre, 5005 – 45th Avenue, LadnerModerator: Ingrid Abbott, Delta Cable
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Marisa BabicNow stafftwitter@marisababic
SURREY – Surrey teachers haveendorsed the Surrey Civic Coalition slate ofcandidates for school board.
Surrey Teachers’ Association presidentDenise Moffatt said Friday the unionbelieves the SCC candidates would be thestrongest advocates for public education.
“We also believe that the candidates bestreflect the diversity and multiculturalism inthe community,” Moffatt said.
Moffatt said the current board iscomprised “predominantly of English-speaking Caucasian candidates” and the STAwould like to see the makeup of the boardbetter reflect the city’s ethnicity.
The SCC team includes Ram Sidhu, MohChelali, Sukhy Dhillon, Charlene Dobie,Laurence Greeff and incumbent trustee IjazChatta.
Earlier this year, SCC members and
incumbent trusteesTerry Allen andLaurie Larsen quitthe party and joinedthe newly-formedcentrist Surrey FirstEducation slate.
Currently,only incumbenttrustee Ijaz Chattaclaims official leftycredentials.
Moffatt said the current board ofeducation has failed to secure adequatecapital funding from the Ministry ofEducation to build new schools and easechronic overcrowding.
She also said trustees should conduct lessbusiness behind closed doors and more of itat public meetings.
Moffatt believes the STA’s endorsementwill sway voters.
“We think our endorsement makes adifference – teachers are a respected voice inthe community.”
Surrey teachers endorseSCC slate of trustee hopefuls
Election – Surrey
Denise Moffatt
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Hydro’s cashhocus-pocusis outlandish
In terms of sheermagnitude, the monkeybusiness going on with
BC Hydro’s accountingpractices may rank as themost misleading financialdodge ever performed by aB.C. government.
The province’sindependent financialwatchdog – Auditor GeneralJohn Doyle – recently blewthe whistle on the deferredaccounts being piled up bythe Crown corporation.Now, “deferred accounting”seems like a benign and dulltopic, but the ramificationsof this ongoing practiceare potentially huge forratepayers in the foreseeablefuture.
Not only that, but thiskind of financial hocus-pocus has allowed the B.C.Liberal government to maskthe true state of its financialposition.
And we’re not talkingchump change here. Alltold, BC Hydro has funneled$2.2 billion of expenses intothose deferred accounts, andthe total is expected to hit$5 billion by 2017.
In the 10 years the B.C.Liberals have been in power,the deferred accounts haveballooned from just over$200 million to more than$2 billion. Meanwhile, inthat same timeframe, thegovernment has taken morethan $2 billion in dividendsfrom BC Hydro.
In other words, thegovernment has artificiallyimproved its bottom line bybillions of dollars. In thisfiscal year alone, the deficitwould climb by almost$450 million if the deferredaccount for the year waseliminated at BC Hydro.
The government hasgiven the impression thatBC Hydro’s profitabilityhas allowed it to be paid ahefty dividend every yearwhen the reality is that thedividend was made possibleonly because a huge amountof expenses were simplydeferred for payment at alater date.
The motive for thisexpensive sleight-of-hand appears to be thatit prevents BC Hydrorates from increasing tooquickly, which can bepolitically damaging for thegovernment.
But the deferred costsstill have to be paid back atsome point, which meanseventually hydro rates will
have to increase significantly(on top of the increases thatwill come with or withoutdeferred accounting).
Energy Minister RichColeman says he’s confidentthe corporation will be ableto pay down the accountsonce big projects like theSite C dam are completedand more revenue isgenerated. We’ll see.
This kind of jiggery-pokery makes some ofthe financial hijinks thatoccurred during theNDP’s time in power palein comparison. The NewDemocrats were routinelyaccused of off-loadingspending costs into areasnot captured by theprovincial budget, butthe money involved theredoesn’t come anywhere nearthe $5 billion this particularscheme will eventually cost.
In fact, if the NDP hadtried something like thiswhile in government, theB.C. Liberals would havebeen apoplectic with rage.While in Opposition, the
B.C. Liberals constantlytried to portray NewDemocrats as economicincompetents and wrappedthemselves in claims oftremendous superiority onany economic issue. Butthe longer the B.C. Liberalshave been in power, themore the lie is put to thoseclaims. The B.C. Liberals’track record is actually quitespotty on this front.
For example, there havebeen numerous and hugebudget deficits posted bythe B.C. Liberals, while thegovernment’s incompetencedestroyed a tax policy shift– the HST – it insistedwas vitally needed by theprovince.
And the province’s totaldebt is approaching $60billion, almost doublethe amount when theB.C. Liberals first cameto power. Throw in theBoss Power fiasco, whichsaw $30 million paid to acompany for not developinga uranium mine, and itall adds up to quite the
opposite of a thrifty andtransparent government.
LEFT CAUSES TROUBLEFOR LEFT AT VOTE TIME
Another political ironymay be taking shape inthe Vancouver municipalelections. The OccupyVancouver crowd, whichappears to support a hodge-podge of assorted left-wingpolicies, has become an issuein the election in that city.
As managers of the city,Vancouver Mayor GregorRobertson and his VisionVancouver council arefinding themselves in a tightspot. Mayoralty candidateSuzanne Anton and the NPAhave effectively, if unfairly,
aligned the Occupy gangwith Robertson and Visionin the minds of many.
If public frustration andannoyance with the Occupycrowd grows – or if it turnsinto a nasty riot if the policemove to forcibly end theprotest – they may wearmuch of the fallout.
While Robertson himselfseems to be a safe bet forre-election, it will be ironicindeed if a left-wing protestends up costing even acouple of left-leaning Visioncandidates victory at theballot box.
Keith Baldrey is chief politicalreporter for Global [email protected]
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The Editor,Re: “Teachers won’t fill them in, so report
cards will be blank,” the Now, Oct. 27.Contrary to popular belief, I write report
cards at home in the wee hours – not atschool.
When at work, I am teaching studentsseven or more subjects, marking work,assessing students, simultaneouslyprepping for the upcoming day/week/month, organizing school-wide events,planning field trips, booking guest speakers,answering questions, meeting parents,handing out Band-Aids, returning phonecalls, helping colleagues, talking to kids,implementing daily PE (apparently it is myresponsibility to keep students fit), planningHalloween activities, searching in vain forpaper and art supplies that do not exist,learning about computer programs so Ican teach the students at all learning levels,attending meetings, referring students toLST, counselling, doctors, etc. and teachingmyself French.
That pretty much covers my eight-hourwork day. Then, when I get home and mytwo- and five-year-old are in bed at around8 p.m. (if I am lucky), I start working on
my report cards. I invite anyone who isinterested to come and hang out with meand my Grade 5 class for a day. Seriously, mydoor is wide open.
Then you can decide for yourself whetheror not I work hard enough.
Job action is difficult and never black andwhite no matter what side you are on, butI’m keeping my 15 per cent. I’ve earned it.
Lori Opper, Aldergrove
Newton pay parkinghas got to go, WattsThe Editor,
Re: “Pay parking issue is choking outbusiness,” the Now letters, Oct. 25.
I agree with Gobind Singh 100 per cent– and even though I work in the heart ofNewton, I no longer purchase sushi, donairsor health-food products from merchants on137th Street. It is just too much of a hassle.
Once again, the interests of big businesssupersedes mom-and-pop enterprises.
I would like to know what the return is
from the parking meters as opposed to thecost of installation.
Though I am an avid supporter of DianneWatts and her forward thinking, I believethis was a big mistake.
Admit it and get rid of the pay parking.
Flo McCafferty, Surrey
Celebration of Lightsshould be a lot quieterThe Editor,
Re: “What is Diwali and how is itcelebrated?” the Now, Oct. 25.
I am under the understanding that thiscelebration is a celebration of lights.
The article explains how and why it iscelebrated. Not always on the same day eachyear, depending on Hindu calendar.
My question is – why fireworks andfirecrackers?
I see candles were shown in the picture. Ican understand putting up lights, the sameas Christmas decorations.
But fireworks and firecrackers going off
days before and days after Diwali?People who have to go to work the
next day, are woken up at 1 a.m. or 2 a.m.,thinking a gun went off – and then can’t goto sleep.
Is Diwali celebrated like that in India? Orhas this started here in Canada, because ofthe use of fireworks for Halloween?
My husband and I were trying to havea nice intimate dinner, celebrating his 76thbirthday, while listening to all the noisefrom fireworks and firecrackers well into thenight.
Last year, some of the fireworks were setoff across the street from our house butwent flying onto our roof. We were scared todeath the roof would catch on fire.
One landed on our lawn – I thought abomb went off. It burned a hole in the grass.
What happened to respect for yourneighbours? I do not have to go to work, butI feel sorry for those who do.
Have your celebration of light – but canyou not do it with just lights?
Does it have to be with firecrackers andfireworks for several days?
Anne Kehler, Surrey
As a teacher, I’ve earned my 15 per cent, thanks.
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SURREY — A crowd of about 200 helpedSurrey Memorial Hospital Foundationlaunch its latest campaign Thursdayevening at Simon Fraser University Surrey,a campaign set to coincide with theconstruction of an eight-storey Critical CareTower, the centerpiece of a $512-millionexpansion and redevelopment of the hospital.
The Building Foundations Campaignaims to raise $10 million toward the project,which is the single largest capital investmentin health care ever made by the provincialgovernment.
The Critical Care Tower beganconstruction earlier this year.
Highlights of the 430,000-square-foottower include a pediatric emergency centre,UBC administrative teaching space, roomand library, 25-bed intensive care unit, 36-bed medical unit, 36-bed neurology unitand a rooftop helipad.
A new emergency centre will open in2013, while the rest of the tower will beready in 2014.
B.C. Health Minister Michael de Jongattended the campaign launch and said theSMH expansion, coupled with the recentlyopened Jim Pattison Outpatient Careand Surgery Centre, total close to three-quarters of a billion dollars in health-careinfrastructure in Surrey.
“As you embark on this campaign I wantyou to know that you have already madehistory,” de Jong told the crowd.
“The building is the skeleton, and it willbe an impressive skeleton, but the people arethe soul. The people will be the heart,” deJong said.
Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts told theaudience that 800 to 1,000 people move intothe city every month.
“This investment that is going on here,the $512-million investment, is reallyneeded within Surrey to meet the needs ofour population,” Watts said.
At the launch reception, EllisDon, thebuilding company working on the tower,announced it would help raise $1 millionfrom the construction industry.
Vice-president and B.C. area managerof EllisDon, David MacFarlane, said thehospital is very important to his family.
MacFarlane presented Watts and de Jong
with golf clubs, as he said the company willbe raising the $1 million through a series ofgolf tournaments and other initiatives.
“The new tower will give the hospital apresence on King George (Boulevard) andbe a cornerstone to the downtown core.We’re pretty excited about being a part ofthat,” he said.
MacFarlane said the team has alreadypoured 8,000 cubic metres of concrete andthere are 27,000 more cubic metres to bepoured.
The campaign’s promotional video,narrated by former CKNW journalistGeorge Garrett, was screened at the launch.
“Surrey is already British Columbia’s secondlargest city, with more children than anywhereelse in the province,” the video reported.“Fora city this size, it’s only fitting that its residentswould be served by the largest health-carecentre in the Fraser Health Authority.”
Jane Adams, SMH Foundation presidentand CEO, said Surrey has a long and richtradition of supporting the hospital.
“This is such a significant expansionof Surrey Memorial that it will no doubtinspire our donors to help make sure we canopen the Critical Care Tower with the verybest equipment,” she said.
The eight-storey Critical Care Tower (shown as digital rendering) is the centerpiece of a $512-million expansion and redevelopment ofSurrey Memorial Hospital.
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The theme for the 2012 festival(March 24-26) is “Your Turn toShine!” and will engage kids in theworld of puppets, music, storytelling,theatre, imaginative play and dance.
School and group tickets are nowon sale for performances, which willinclude Chinese acrobats Li Lui, TheGizmo Guys circus act, Toronto-based dance/theatre companyCorpus and its A Flock of Flyers showand a Mini-Masterpieces show byVancouver-based Monster Theatre.
“Never before has there been suchan opportunity to get engaged —more post-performance discussions,new workshops with touring artists,highly interactive performances,”festival organizers say.
General audience tickets don’tgo on sale until April 17, 2012.For festival details, visit www.surreychildrensfestival.ca or call 604-501-5598.
PHOTOGS HONOUREDCrescent Beach Photography Club
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“Both photographers havemade significant contributionsto photography and the localphotographic community over aperiod of many years,” club leaderssaid in a statement.
Crescent Beach PhotographyClub meets on the first and thirdWednesday of every month(September to May), 7:30 p.m. start atCamp Alexandra, 2916 McBride Ave.,Surrey. For info, visit www.cbpc.ca.
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Candy willbe accepted atMorra’s NorthSurrey Orthodontics office fromNov. 1-3 during office hours (8 a.m.to 4:30 p.m.), at #405-15127 100thAve. For more details, visit www.northsurreyortho.com.
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“I’m so excited, I haven’t told my familyyet,” Yeng said early Friday. “It will be sogreat to tell everyone. I plan to do it atdinner tonight when we are all together. I’mvery blessed to win and looking forward tosharing the news.”
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Volunteer literacy tutors neededfor an after-school program forchildren age seven to 14 offered byLearning Disabilities AssociationFraser South. Info: 604-591-5156,www.ldafs.org.Canadian Cancer Society inSurrey is in need of volunteerdrivers to take patients to and fromtreatment. Training and dispatchare provided. Time commitmentsare flexible. Call Christina Chenardat 604-533-1668, ext. 338, or [email protected] Art Gallery needsvolunteer tour guides (docents)to help educate children at the BearCreek Park facility. To learn more,visit www.surrey.ca/arts (under“Get Involved in the Arts”) or call thevolunteer co-ordinator, 604-501-5198.Lulu Beans Coffee Shoppe& Children’s ConsignmentBoutique seeks children’sconsignment items and volunteers.“We are operated by Heart FamilySupport Services Society, whichprovides support and advocacyfor foster families.” Shop locatedat #102-19398 68th Ave., Surrey.Contact: 778 278-1031, www.lulubeans.org.Volunteer as a Vision Mate andhelp someone with living with vision
loss in your community. Help withreading, going for walks, shoppingand social visiting. Time commitmentis a couple hours once a week.Flexible schedule. Criminal recordcheck required. For more info andto apply, email [email protected] or call 604-431-2146.Surrey Memorial Hospital needsvolunteers in a wide variety of areas.For details or to apply, call 604-588-3381 or email [email protected] Health Crisis Line isrecruiting volunteers to provideassistance to people in the regionwho are experiencing emotionaldistress. Pick up an informationpackage at Options CommunityServices, 9815 140th St., Surrey, ore-mail [email protected] Sisters of BC-LowerMainland is looking for women, age19 or older, to volunteer as Big Sistermentors. The organization providesLittle Sisters with a mentor who isthere to listen to her, have fun withher, and be a supportive friend.Call 604-873-4525, email [email protected].
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Salsa dance classes held everyTuesday at Sullivan Community Hall,6306 152 St., Surrey. “No partnerneeded, no experience required,all Ages. For more info (604)725-4654, (604) 572-9199, www.HotSalsaDanceZone.com.
Surrey International FolkDancers: Group meets Thursdayevenings (Sept. to June) at WalnutRoad Elementary, 16152 82nd Ave.,North Surrey, from 7-10 p.m. CallDale (teacher), 604-594-9946, oremail [email protected] Country Dance: Classesfor adults and children at SullivanHall, 6303 152nd St., Surrey. Info: Foradults classes, call Gerda (604-531-4595) or Maureen (604-536-1367);
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The shorthanded Surrey Eagles couldn’tget comfortable last weekend, winning onthe road but losing at home for a split of B.C.Hockey League games.
Surrey travelled to Coquitlam Friday wherethey edged the host Express 4-3 in overtime.The Birds were back at South Surrey Arenaon Sunday but found the pre-Hallowe’enenvirnment to be unsettling and lost 6-3 tothe Nanaimo Clippers.
“We got a split out of one road game andone home game, but what bothers us mostis the loss,” said Eagles coach Matt Erhart.“We don’t like to lose at home in front ofour fans so that’s disappointing, but at thesame time, we did play a pretty good roadgame in Coquitlam. It’s still early in the yearand teams are still sorting themselves out atthis point. We’re in good shape and whileit’s by very minute percentage points, we
still have the best winning percentage in ourconference.”
The BCHL introduced a number ofchanges over the summer and one of themlimited each team’s roster to 21 players, downfrom 23 in previous years. That move createdproblems for the Eagles last weekend withthree players hurt and two more - forwardsBrandon Morley and Michael Stenerson- attending the Canada West team camppreparing for the upcoming World Junior AChallenge tourney to be held later this monthin Langley.
The Canada West coaches plan scrimmagesover the next couple of days beforeannouncing the final roster later in the week.
Erhart said the opportunity facing Morleyand Stenerson is exciting and reflects well onthe players as well as the Surrey program.
“There’s only 34 players in this camp fromall across Western Canada so to have twoplayers there is a good testament to both ofthose players as well as our team,” Erhart said.
“I don’t think Surrey has ever sent anybodyto the Canada West team in the past and tohave two guys among the final 34 says a lotabout the progress of our program and putsour name out there among the scouts whoare watching the tournament. Hopefully bothof our guys make it and while it will be toughplaying five or six games without them, theexperience they get there will be huge and itwill help us down the road this season.”
Erhart added the player shortage created anumber of problems, but the coaches learneda lot about the Eagles who were on the ice lastweekend.
“We had five guys out of the lineup and wehoped some of the other guys would step upwith increased responsibilities and ice time,”he said.“Some kids took advantage of thatand others didn’t. It’s still early in the seasonthough and as coaches, it’s good to see whocan play with more responsibility and whocan’t. We got to see things, both good andbad, from everyone who played and when
everyone gets back, it’ll be easier to determineroles for every player based on what they’recapable of.”
Sunday afternoon at South Surrey Arenakids wearing Hallowe’en costumes receivedfree admission but the scary part of the eventwas on the ice. Surrey fell behind 3-0 inthe opening frame before rallying with twounanswered goals from captain Tyler Morleyin the middle frame. The Surrey comebackcame up short as Nanaimo struck for threemore goals in the third to wrap up the roadwin.
Charles Orzetti scored the other Surreymarker.
The Eagles began the weekend inCoquitlam Friday where Tyler Morley baggeda hat-trick including the game winner inovertime to lead Surrey to the win. DevonToews also scored for the Eagles.
The Eagles are back on the ice Wednesdaynight when they travel to Chilliwack to takeon the Chiefs.
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The semifinal round of the PacificCup tourney has a distinct Surrey-North Delta flavour with three localmen’s premier teams advancing withquarter-final wins last weekend.
The Pacific Cup features the toppremier teams from the VancouverMetro Soccer League, the Fraser ValleySoccer League and the VancouverIsland Soccer League competing in atournament over the fall months.
Defending provincial champion ICSTPegasus (VMSL) of Newton had littletrouble disposing of Victoria’s GordonHead (VISL) 6-0 Saturday while acrosstown in Cloverdale, the Surrey UnitedFirefighters (VMSL) outlasted PortMoody (FVSL) 5-3. Not to be leftout of the party, North Delta’s DeltaHurricanes (VMSL) secured a berthin the final four by edging Surrey F.C.Athletic Club (FVSL) 2-1.
In Newton, six different players foundthe back of the net as Pegasus rolledover a depleted Gordon Head team.Omari Aldridge, Niko Marcina, DeepToor, Meysam Soltani, Sahil Sandhu
and Javid Khan provided the goals forthe Horsemen.
“It was definitely an emphatic win forus,” said Pegasus coach Rob Reed.“Thedown side is I don’t think Gordon Headcame over with their complete team— it looked like they were missing afew guys and they had no subs. It wasn’tthe most difficult of games for us, butfull credit to them for showing up andplaying the game.”
Meanwhile in Cloverdale, SurreyUnited needed almost all five of theirgoals to hold off a determined PortMoody side. Surrey led 2-0 in the firsthalf and 4-2 in the second half only tohave Port Moody rally to stay close.
Playing coach Niall Thompsonscored three goals for Surrey while solomarkers came from Steve Kindel andAndrew Proctor.
“We were all over them and the scoreline makes the game look a lot closerthan it was,” Thompson said.“Ourmistakes kept them in the game becausewe missed on so many chances that wecreated. I scored three goals and to behonest, I should have had five. Therewere times when the game was close butwith all the chances we were creating,
we were never really worried. They putpressure on us but we deserved thewin.”
The Delta Hurricanes punched theirticket to the semifinals by doubling upon the visiting Surrey F.C. Athletic Club.
Rupi Birring and Daniel Badeshaeach scored once for the Hurricanes.
Richmond Hibernians are the fourthsemifinalist, giving the VMSL a sweepof the final four. Surrey will play Deltain one semifinal on the weekend ofNov. 13 while Pegasus will travel toRichmond.
“It’s funny how it has shaken downbut the semifinals should be reallyfamiliar with four VMSL teams playingeach other,” Reed said.“I guess that’sa real feather in the cap for our leagueand it shows that our teams are part ofwhat is definitely the strongest league inB.C. Having said that, it’s still not likethe Provincial Cup; it’s missing some ofthe intensity and sense of importancethat comes with every game of theprovincials. Still, the intensity shouldpick up noticeably now that we’re downto the semifinals. There’s a cup andthere’s (prize) money on the line nowand that will make things interesting.”
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This is good news.Adam, thanks to some
top-notch work by hisagent, has moved up atQualifying School and hewill now play in roundthree — the final round.
The top 25 get that “ohboy” moment when they are handed their PGATour cards. The rest get either a full-time ride onthe Nationwide Tour or a conditional card.
Regardless, it means Adam is moving on up ina big way.
I talked with a few low handicappers whothought the Nationwide Tour would be best forhim — build up experience, etc. Then there arethose who believe that you might as well get theexperience playing against the very best and thatis on the PGA Tour. Keep in mind that he has hadseveral tournaments with the “big boys,” so it’snot like he is going to be in the embryo stage ofthe learning curve. Regardless, it’s the best newshe could have hoped for.
Going through the stages, whether it’s one ortwo, is nerve wracking at best. For Adam it’s justone more step upward in an amazing 12 months.
Hopefully he will have some fellow Canucks tokeep him company in the final stage.
No fewer than 21 Canadians are heading tostage two. I believe 14 has been the record upuntil now. We noted some of those players lastweek and here are the rest. From B.C.: JamesAllenby of Langley, Brynn Parry of NorthVancouver and Mitch Gilles of Williams Lakeare added to the Canadian list. That now meansfour of the 21 that are moving on are from thisprovince.
Also moving forward are Richard Scott, BradFritsch, Dustin Risdon, Will Mitchell, James Love,Lindsay Wilson, Peter Laws and Mitch Evanecz.
*********************************************Now this guy I am happy to see back.For three years Sergio Garcia has been out of
sight and out of mind. Now all of a sudden heis back. Sergio won by 11 strokes last weekend.Playing again on the European Tour and at one ofthe best golf courses in the world — Valderramain Spain – he won again, fighting off veteranMiguel Angel Jimenez.
Not since his march to the top with an eight-stroke win at the U.S. Open at Congressional hasRory McIlroy been able to hoist another trophy– until this past weekend. Rory won the ShanghaiMasters in an extra hole playoff against AnthonyKim. The tournament is not sanctioned, but firstprize is $2 million, the largest first-prize chequein golf.
Here is good news for all golfers, but especiallythe pros. One of the dumbest rules in golf is onits way out. No longer will a golfer be penalized ifhis ball moves after he addresses it. All it took wasa gust of wind while you were over the ball in thepast and you were penalized. Not anymore.
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1235 Farm Workers1235CITY OF YELLOWKNIFELifeguard/Instructor. Come jointhe adventure in the DiamondCapital of North America! TheCity of Yellowknife is currentlyseeking an enthusiastic andqualified individual to assume theposition of Lifeguard/Instructor atthe Ruth Inch Memorial Pool inYellowknife. The City offers anattractive salary of $54,270$63,652 plus housing allowance,comprehensive benefits packageand relocation assistance. Formore information on this positionand the qualifications required,please refer to the City ofYellowknife’ s web page at:www.yellowknife.ca or contactHuman Resources at (867)920-5603. Submit resumes inconf idence no later thanNovember 11, 2011, quotingcompetit ion #602-138U to:Human Resources Division, Cityof Yellowknife, P.O. Box 580, YK,NT, X1A 2N4; Fax: 867-669-3471or Email: [email protected]
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BANNISTER GM REQUIRESJourneyman Automotive andCollision Technicians. Situated atthe foothills of the Rockies, 1.5hours to Edmonton or Jasper,Edson offers outdoor enthusiastsa great living opportunity. Signingbonuses, moving allowances andtop pay for the right candidate.C o n t a c [email protected].
BLACKLINE CONSTRUCTION(New West) hiring CarpenterHelpers. 1 yr of exp. an asset butnot mandatory. $20 hr/40 hr wk.E-Res: [email protected]
BUTLER SURVEY Equip. hiringTechnical Sales Specialist ( Retail& Wholesale)- $3500 mth/35 hrwk. Compl. high schl & min. 2 yrsof exp. in sales req. Due toclientele, fluency in a 2nd lang. anasset but not mandatory for thep o s i t i o n . e - r e s u m e :[email protected]
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F/T SEAMSTRESS/TAILORReq at Klassik Kollektions inSurrey. At least 1-2 yrs exp inIndian dress/garmets makinga must. Completion of highschool & must have diploma indress design and tailoring.Wages $20/hr.
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Temporary Daytime CleaningPerson 5 days wk, 2-3 hrs/day,$12/hr. Call 604-825-2282
1250 Hotel Restaurant1250FULL TIME
Three Food & Beverage Serversrequired for Denny’s Restaurant,Delta, B.C. Salary $10.00 perhour, 40/hrs/week. Duties:Greetthe guests, provide informationabout the menu & take orders.S e r v e g u e s t f o o d &beverage. Check on to the needsof guests. Provide friendly andefficient service. Clear, clean &set tables. Present bill & acceptpayment, handle complaints &concerns of the customers,practice responsible alcoholservice. Should have pleasingpersonality and willing to work in afast pace work environment.Experience in the related fieldpreferred. Mail your resume to8487 - 120th Street, Delta, BC,V 4 C 6 R 2 o r e m a i l t [email protected].
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Order Entry ClerkRequired by Surrey wholesaleCompany. Permanent full timeposition in pleasant workingenvironment with full benefits.Hours 8-4, Mon-Fri. Minimumof 2 years experience in dataentry and customer service.Position requires attention todetail, accuracy and excellenttelephone skills. Fluency inFrench would be an asset, butnot required. Send resume to:
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WELDERSAGI ENVIROTANK in Biggar, Sk.requires experienced welders.Relocation to Biggar required.$30/hr DOE. Company offers acomprehensive benefit package.Forward resume to:
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W E L D E R S W A N T E D .Journeyman 2nd and 3rd yeara p p r e n t i c e s w i t h t a n kmanufactur ing exper ience.Automated Tank ManufacturingInc. Located in Kitscoty, Alberta.20km West of Lloydminster islooking for 15 individuals thatwant long term employment and asecure paycheque. Journeywages $33. - $37.50/hour. Wagesfor apprentices based on hoursand qualifications. Benefits,training programs, full insurancepackage 100% paid by company,savings plan for retirement, profitsharing bonus. Join a winningt e a m . S e n d r e s u m e t o :[email protected] or fax780-846-2241. Phone interviewwill be set up after receivingresume.
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AND OTHERSHans Hindenberg also knownas Hans Jurgen PeterHindenberg, Hans JuergenHindenberg and Hans JurgenHindenberg, deceased, formerlyof #608 - 15280 North BluffRoad, White Rock, BC, V4B 3E8,are required to send fullparticulars of such claims to theundersigned executors at #204- 1548 Johnston Road, WhiteRock, BC, V4B 3Z8, on or beforethe 5th day of December, 2011,after which date the estate’sassets will be distributed, havingregard only to the claims thathave been received. – DouglasKelly, Executor. Fominoff, Ross &Company, Solicitors.
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6008-30 Surrey6008-30
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Best Value in Pt. Moody301B Evergreen Drive
Large, 3 bdrm., 3 bath townhome.Three levels, approx. 1800 sq. ft.Features include: Lge. L/R withwood-burning fireplace & viewof greenbelt; den area with sep.laundry and storage. Top floorhas 3 lge. bdrms, 4-pce. bath &2-pce.ensuite.Closetoelementaryschool, beaches and parks.
6008-26 Port Moody6008-26
6008 Condos/Townhouses60086008 Condos/
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6002 Agents6002
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BY OWNER Vcr lot & old timehouse, approx 37x103, nr bus/shops $838,000, 43rd nr EarlesRd. 604-916-5104 * 604-298-4335
6035 Mobile Homes6035
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6050 Out Of TownProperty6050
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BURNSIDE APTS13784 - 101 Ave., Surrey
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SUNCREEK ESTATESLarge 2 & 3 bdrm aptsIn-Suite Washer & Dryer3 floor levels inside suiteWood burning FireplacePrivate roof patio on someShopping within walking distanceNear park, pool, playgroundParty room, tennis courtOn site security,Sorry no pets
Office 7121 -133 B St. Surrey604-596-0916
1 BR in Surrey, elev, nr transit,shopping onsite, no pets, from$670, incentives. 604-589-7040
AMBER ROCHESTOR545 Rochester Ave, Coq
Close to Lougheed Mall,S.F.U. & Transportation.
office:604- 936-3907
AMBER (W)401 Westview St, Coq
Large Units.Near Lougheed Mall.
Transportation & S.F.U.
office: 604- 939-2136cell: 604-727-5178
ARBOUR GREENE552 Dansey Ave, Coq
Extra Large 2 Bedrooms.Close to Lougheed Mall &S.F.U.
office: 604- 939-4903cell: 778- 229-1358
CALYPSO COURT1030 - 5th Ave, New West
Near Transportation &Douglas College.
Well Managed Building.
office: 604- 524-8174cell: 604 354-9112
CEDAR COURT &CEDAR LODGE
Clean 1 BR & 2 BR Apts.Mature oriented building nearGuildford Mall. Rent incl cable,heat, hot water. Prkg available.N/P. Resident Managers.604-584-5233 or 604-588-8850
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COTTONWOOD PLAZA555 Cottonwood Ave, Coq
Large units some with2nd bathroom or den.
On bus routes, close toS.F.U. & Lougheed Mall.
office: 604- 936-1225
FLEETWOOD 15915-84TH 2 BR,2 bath, from $1000. Clean & quiet,W/D hook-up, dw, f/p, storage.N/S, N/P. 604-598-1296
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1BDRM/1BTH Bsmt Suite inclutilities and washer dryer. N/S NoPets $850 Monthly 604−539−1453
Guildford/RiversideBROOKMERE GARDENS
Quiet Family Complex14880-108th Avenue
2 br 920sf fr $720; 3 br 1,115sffr $920. Inc heat, n/p, 1 bus to
skytrain, security, all amens.604-582-1557
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JUNIPER COURT415 Westview St, Coq
Close to Lougheed Mall, allTransportation Connections,
Schools & S.F.U.
office: 604- 939-8905cell: 604- 916-0261
KING ALBERT COURT1300 King Albert, Coq
Close to Transportation,Schools & S.F.U.
office: 604-937-7343cell: 778-829-3567
LANGLEY CITYNEW SPECIALS!
Spacious Bach, 1 BR, 2 BR& 3 BR Apts. Rent incls heat& hot water. Resident Mgr.
Call 604-530-0030www.cycloneholdings.ca
LANGLEY CITY 2 BR, 2 bath,7appls, sec prkg, storage. NrKwantlen, Casino, bus, Willow-brook. $1275 incls hot wtr/gas.Nov 1/15. NS/NP. 604-219-2907
MURRAYVILLE 1 br 5 appls, u/gpkg, storage locker, no elevator.Av Oct 1. No pets, near amens.$875 + utils. Jim @ 604-836-3879
SIMRAN VILLASSURREY TOWNHOUSES
2 BR & 3 BR, $1200-$1300/moQuiet, clean & spacious.2.5 baths, dining room, patio,storage, d/w, w/d, f/p, 2 cargarage. Next to high school.N/S & N/P. (604) 592-5663.12730 - 66 Avenue, Surrey.
DELTITA GARDENS8507 120th St, N. Delta
1 BR from $625. 2 BR from$725. 3 BR from $825.Incls heat, hot water & cable.Some suites with mtn views.
For more info or to viewCALL 604 594-5211Baywest Mgmt. Corp.
SKYLINE TOWERS102-120 Agnes St, N.West
Hi-Rise Apartment withRiver View & Indoor Pool.1 BR & 2 BR Available.Rent includes heat & hotwater. Remodelled Buildingand Common area. Gatedundergrd parking available.References required.
CALL 604 525-2122BAYSIDE PROPERTY SERVICES
ROYAL CRESCENTESTATES
22588 Royal Crescent Ave,Maple Ridge
Large units. Close to GoldenEars Bridge. Great view of River
office: 604- 463-0857cell: 604- 375-1768
SKYLINE APARTMENTS1 BR & 2 BR. Cable incl’d.U/grd prkg. N/p. Resident Mgr.
Call 604-536-8499www.cycloneholdings.ca
SRY 72/126 Ave, 2 BR apart-ment, $825, quiet-family complex,no pets. Call 604-543-7271
Sry Large 1 BR & 2 BR aptnewly renod,104/140 balcony,storage, nr bus, pkng, n/s, n/p,Refs. Av immed. 778-558-0046
SUNSHINE HILLS 66/120 1BR &den 4th flr, view, ug parking, gym/pool/exercise room, f/p, nr amen.$1000. Av Now. 604-779-7266
6508 Apt/Condos6508SUSSEX PLACE APTS
MOVE IN BONUS!Clean & affordable. Bach,1 BR & 2 BR. Near seniors’centre. Rents incls heat, hotwater & cable.
Call 604-530-0932www.cycloneholdings.ca
6510 Co-ops6510VALLEY VILLAGE CO-OP
2 BR Townhouse. Share pur-chase Req. Please send SASE toValley Village Co-op at 7122138th Street, Surrey, BC, V3W7V7 or call 604-597-8574
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6515 Duplexes - Rent6515
1 BR + den. Self-contained. Closeto bus & Skytrain. $600/mo. Nodogs. Call eves., 604-944-2600
SRY NORTH. 3 BR, 1,200 sf. 1.5baths, private W/D. N/p, no drugs.Quiet area. Now. 604-951-8950
4BDRM/3.5BTH ExecutiveTownhouse Cloverdale/Surrey$1975/mth call (778)9182155
6540 Houses - Rent65402 ,3 & 4 Bdrm 'RENT TO OWN'Homes. Poor Credit Okay, LowDown Pymt. Karyn 604-857-3597
CEDAR HILLS Sry 4 Br, 2 storey,on 1/2 acre, f/p, w/d, d/w. Pets ok,n/s. $2000. Now. 604-782-0504
FLEETWOOD 156th St/81 Ave,newer 4 BR, 2 lev, 3 bths, 5 appls,fenced yard, alarm, N/s, N/p, clsto all amen, Nov 1. 604-507-4807
GUILDFORD 2 BR bsmt, w/d. Ns/np. $700 incl hydro. Nr Skytrain,SFU & bus. 778-322-7507
GUILDFORD 4 BR 2.5 bathfamily home. Lge back yard ,huge patio. Appt to View contact604-570-2786 Quoting code S43
HOUSE for rent with garage. 1bedroom includes fridge, stove,w/d. Close to transit & BolivarHeights. $850/mo plus utils. Nodogs. Call eves., 604-944-2600
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Lease To Own!! Newer 3 bed homein Clayton. From $2500/[email protected] DELTA, 3 BR up & 1 BRdwn, 2.5 baths, new appls & kit,w/d, Nov 1, $1400, 604-574-9084
PANORAMA, 60/KGH, Rancher,2 BR, 1 bath, all appls, dblgarage, deck, lrg yrd. Immed.$1100. Sm pet ok. 778-668-4452
6565 Office/Retail -Rent6565
Surrey 8299 − 129th St.800 sf, office space, entry level,
$800/mo. Available Immediately.Call Don or Patti @ 604-635-2050
6590 Rooms6590ROOM FOR Rent on acreage inTynehead, $500 incls utils, petsneg. smoking outside. 778-394-1114
6595 SharedAccommodation6595
6595-20 Coq./Poco/Port Moody6595-20
ROOMMATE NEEDED to share1800 sqft Townhouse in PortMoody, w/d, laminate floors, $595incls utils, cable & internet, park-ing, indoor pool, nr SFU &Lougheed Mall. Suits professionalworking person or student. Refer-ences Required. Avail Now. Call778-846-5275
6602 Suites/PartialHouses6602
13266-78A AVE. Sry Lrg 2 BR,new appl, covered patio. N/s, N/p.$795/mo incl hydro. Nr shopping.604-376-9047 or 604-592-9751
3 BR upper ste, clean, 2 bath, 114& 141, N/s, N/p, Nov 15 or Dec 1,$1100/mo + utils. 604-726-5683
62 AVE/126 ST, New 3 BR bsmt,NS/NP. $995 inc ls u t i l s .604-590-9290 or 778-552-3089
BOLIVAR HTS Lrg 2 BR mn flr inbeaut new hse, wood flrs, granitekitch & washrm, N/s, N/p, Av Nov1, $750/mo incls utils, internet.604-580-0119 or 778-229-7488
CHIMNEY HGHTS 148/76. Lrg 2BR, $750 incls utls/ basic cable.Updated. NS/NP. 604-202-0010
CHIMNEY HTS. 1 BR, f/bath.$550 incl hydro/satelite tv. Ns/np.604-543-7818 or 778-888-7863
CLAYTON HGHT Coach Hse 1BR, 4 appl, prkg. $795 incls utl.NS Nov15. Sm pet. 604-448-2170
FLEETWOOD 1 BR & 2 BR ste’s,$600 & $750, incls utils, no w/d,Im,med. n/p. 604-825-0592
FLEETWOOD. 156/81. Newer 2BR g/l, 4 appl, f/bath, alarm, f/yrd,N/s, N/p, avl now. 604-507-4807
FLTWD/G’FORD, LRG ste, 3 BD,3 baths, 2 lev, priv ent & lndry,$1100/mo incls all. 604-728-6257
GUILDFORD, 109/142 area. 2BR. $700/mo incl hydro/cbl. Ns/np, no w/d. Immed. 604-562-4929
GUILDFORD 148/115. 1 BR,avail now. $700 incls utls. NS.Small pet ok. 604-583-3417
NEWTON 1 BR bsmt ste, 1458176A Ave, $500 inc utils/net. N/p,n/s. Av Nov 1/15 604-807-6264
NEWTON 1 BR gr lev ste $500incls util. N/P, no laundry, nocable. Nov 1. Refs. 604-595-1741
NEWTON 142/72. 3 BR grnd levste, new flrs. NS/NP. Avail now.$850 incls utls. 604-418-1665
NEWTON 2 BR suite, nearschools/Kwantlen/bus, $800 in-cludes utils/cable. N/s, N/p. Availnow. 778-846-9508
NORTH DELTA Clean 1 BR bsmtste, w/d, gas f/p. $650 incls utils,NS/NP. Refs req. 604-596-3505
PANORAMA, 126 St/60 Ave. Big2 BR, full bath. $695/mo incl utils.N/s, n/p. Immed. 604-771-6392
SCOTT RD & 102 Ave, Sry. 2 BRmain floor, avail now, N/s, N/p,refs req’d. Call 604-862-1949
SRY 144/70. 2 BR bsmt ste availNov 1. NS/NP. $700 incls utils &cble. Nr bus/schls. 778-987-1083
SRY, CHIMNEY Heights, 76/146.1 BR. Priv laundry. Ns/np. $600incl hydro. Nov 1. 778-242-8073
SRY, N. Elegant 1 BR. Full bathKitchen island, d/w, alarm, w/d, nrSurrey SFU. Ns/np. $700 inclsutils. Avail Nov 1. 604-760-5817
6602 Suites/PartialHouses6602
SRY, nr Gateway Stn. 2 BR bsmt,f/bath. Sh’d w/d. Ns/np. $750/moincl utils. Immed. 778-395-0072
SRY SCOTT/96. BRAND NEW2 BR; $775 & 1 BR; $575. Inclsutls & cable. Avail Nov 15. NS/NP.Near amens. 604-339-9712
2BD N.Delta Bright 2 bdrm suite,own laundry, patio, schools,transit,$850+ 40% utilities. 778−987−4124
6508 Apt/Condos6508
SFU Surrey Modern NEW Studio$548/m incl util, shred ladry, InternetNear Skytrain. np/ns 778−227−6028
SULLIVAN HTS, Surrey. 142 St/64A Ave. 2 BR, f/bath. Ns/np, now/d. $700/mo incl hydro. By bus &elem/high schools. 604-594-6357
6605 Townhouses -Rent6605
SRY, 15155 62A Ave. Spac 3 BR,2 baths, w/d. N/s, n/p. $1595/mo.Avail Immed. 604-861-7757
SUBSIDIZED Townhouses formoderate income earners If youmake min. $38,000/yr up to max.$57,000/yr, you qualify for a 2bdhome $950/mth. If you make min.$42,000/yr up to max. $63,000/yr,you qualify for a 3 bd home $1050/mth. Newly renovated, 4 appls., 1 1/2baths, small pet allowed, 2 car car−port. Close to schools & shopping.Showing between 2−4 p.m. Sat, Oct.29. Go to Suite #8 at that time or call(604) 543−6176. If you get fax linewhen you call, pls hang up & callback immediately as experiencing ph.problems.SURREY 2 BR townhouse, 174 &57 Ave, quiet family complex, nopets. $880. 604-576-9969
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LANGLEY small warehouse/office with washroom, clean, dry,secure, $895/mo. 604-834-3289
8035 Carpet Cleaning8035UNITED CARPET CLEANING★ Satisfaction Guaranteed ★
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8055 Cleaning8055A.S.B.A. ENTERPRISE. Comm/Res. Free Est. $25/hour includessupplies. Insured. 604-723-0162
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8080 Electrical8080#22047 WE LOVE SMALL JOBSAll Work Guar. 604-220-8347www.HighOut le tE lec t r i c .ca
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YOUR ELECTRICIAN $29 ser-vice call. Insured. Lic # 89402.Fast same day service guar’d. Welove small jobs! 604-568-1899
8105 Flooring/Refinishing8105
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8130 Handyperson8130HANDY ANDY
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8160 Lawn & Garden8160
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8195 Painting/Wallpaper8195
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ALLEN ASPHALT concrete, brick,drains, foundations, walls, mem-branes 604-618-2304/ 820-2187
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PLUMBERSWater Lines (without digging)Sewer Lines (without digging)Install. Drain tiles. 604-739-2000
FIXIT PLUMBING & HEATINGH/W tanks, boilers, furn, renos,drains, gas fitter. Ins. Acceptvisa/mastercard. 604-596-2841
SURREY, LUXURY 2 bdrms & 2br + den avail. D/w, w/d, f/p, 5app. Close to King Geo. Skytrain& Mall. Sec. U/G parking & entry.Small pets allowed. Avail Now. Toview call 604-580-0520.
WHALLEY. Furn’d BR, kitchen/sitting room. Priv entry. Incl utils.Ns/np. Nov 1st. 604-583-5657
SRY, NEWTON. 3 BR, upper flr.1.5 baths, w/d, $1100 + 1/4 utils,nr ammens, Now. 604-724-5335
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9125 Domestic91251990 CADILLAC Seville, White,Well maintained, aircared, ladydriven. $2000. Sry 604-576-0337
2001 CADILLAC COUPE, showroom condition, 77k, new tires,brakes, heated leather seats,stereo, a/c, fully loaded, $7500.604-514-8803
2003 CADILLAC STS Seville + 4new winter tires, 78,000 km, 2ndowner, $11,000 no accid604-689-4010 or 604-926-4030
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2008 F-150 XLT supercab 4WDBCAA inspected $17,86075,300 km’s www.autofleet.biz604-304-7653 Carproof report &warranty included
2008 F-150 XLT SUPERCREW4X4 BCAA inspected $23,98044,900 km’s www.autofleet.biz604-304-7653 Carproof report &warranty included
2008 TOYOTALimited Highlander
Immaculate, black with tanleather interior, fully loadedexcept navigation, heated seats,moon roof, new brakes front andback, new tires, hitch, roof racks,backup camera, automatictailgate, 6 disc CD changer.71,000 kms, local. One owner$27,900. ★ 778-833-2294
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2011 NISSAN VERSA, h/b, auto,options, new snow, 40k, grey,$8,800 Firm. 604-538-4883
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$31,995SALEPRICE
2006 CHEVY HHRLOTS OF EXTRAS, CLEAN, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
STK#6022
$9,995SALEPRICE
2000 VW BEETLEPOWER MOONROOF, VERY CLEAN
STK #4734
$5,495
2010 FORD EXPLOREREDDIE BAUER
ABSOLUTELY LOADED AND ONLY 11,000 KMS STK#9732
$34,995SALEPRICE
2006 FORD F250ONLY 90,000 KMS
STK#2965
$25,995
2008 FORD EDGELIMITED AWD
LEATHER, LOADED INCLUDING NAV STK #0077
$27,995SALEPRICE
2002 DODGE DAKOTAQUAD CAB SLTMATCHING CANOPY SUPER CLEAN
STK#7282A
$9,995
2010 JEEP PATRIOT4X4
BEAUTIFUL CONDITION. STK#8919
$17,995SALEPRICE
2007 FORD EXPEDITIONMAX 4X4
FULLY LOADED INCLUDING NAV AND 3RD ROW SEATINGSTK#1557
$34,995SALEPRICE
2007 MAZDA B2300 P/UAUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, AIR CONDITIONING AND
MORE. STK#5330
$10,995SALEPRICE
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